State v. Vasquez-Rubio

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• noting that statutory exceptions are generally signaled by use of “words of limitation, such as ‘except,’ ‘however,’ or ‘provided that’ ”
• explaining that we are not free to rewrite a statute based Cite as 341 Or App 748 (2025) 755 on conjecture that the legislature could not have intended a particular result
• explaining that we are not free to rewrite a statute based Cite as 341 Or App 748 (2025) 755 on conjecture that the legislature could not have intended a particular result
• reexamining the continued validity of Court of Appeals precedent in light of subsequent statutory changes
• reexamining the continued validity of Court of Appeals precedent in light of subsequent statutory changes
• declining to apply the absurd-result maxim at the first level of statutory construction

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