statutory interpretation

The legal question for the court was one of statutory interpretation.

They also do so by this process of statutory interpretation.

The Court did not limit its holding to statutory interpretation, however.

The problem of statutory interpretation is how to meet that expectation.

The issue can also arise in the context of statutory interpretation.

Seven of the nine justices agreed with the statutory interpretation.

And each raises difficult questions of constitutional or statutory interpretation.

If not, it is the job of the court to determine whether the agency's statutory interpretation was a reasonable one.

The court applied the plain meaning rule of statutory interpretation.

In some cases (especially difficult matters of statutory interpretation) nine judges hear the case.

"It was a close case of statutory interpretation," she said, "but we respect the court's decision."

Hand is also remembered as a pioneer of modern approaches to statutory interpretation.

This case raises important questions of statutory interpretation, and constitutionality.

This is an interesting modern example of statutory interpretation, which gives effect to Parliament's intention.

Today this approach has become an acceptable approach to statutory interpretation.

Statutory interpretation is the process by which courts interpret and apply legislation.

In each instance I shall focus upon related judicial issues of constitutional or statutory interpretation.

The case centered on the statutory interpretation of the term "and includes" in Irish law.

Therefore, judges' freedom when it comes to statutory interpretation is somewhat restricted.

Original intent is a theory in law concerning constitutional and statutory interpretation.

The following entries are only part of such a dictionary, based on the court's statutory interpretation cases during the five-year period beginning in 1985.

In contrast, the statutory interpretation practices of judges threaten rights and property.

To say that this was creative statutory interpretation would be a gross understatement.

And of those cases, the majority involved matters of statutory interpretation with little or no political impact.

On its face, the literal rule seems to forbid this common sense approach to statutory interpretation.