Tuscaloosa County Com'n v. Deputy Sheriffs

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• stating that where plain language is used, a court is bound to interpret that language to mean exactly what it says
• “[LJegislative intent may be gleaned from the language used, the reason and necessity for the act, and the purpose sought to be obtained by its passage.” (iciting Ex parte Holladay, 466 So.2d 956 (Ala.1985))

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