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Williams v. State

Citations

  • 67 S.W.3d 548
  • 347 Ark. 728
  • 2002 Ark. LEXIS 123

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  • explaining that court rules are construed using the same means that are used to interpret statutes
  • “may” is usually employed as implying permissive or discretionary, rather 12 than mandatory, action or conduct
  • the word “may” is usually employed as implying permissive or discretionary, rather than mandatory, action or conduct and is construed in a permissive sense unless necessary to give effect to an intent to which it is used

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Judges: Jim Hannah

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