Describe the different canons of statutory construction
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One canon of statutory construction holds that if multiple interpretations of a statute are possible, some holding the law constitutional and others not, a construction that supports the law's constitutionality is to be selected. Similarly, a court will decide a case without addressing a constitutional issue, if possible (alternative grounds). Another canon of construction provides that a statute is presumed constitutional and the burden of proving otherwise lies with the challenger. If part of a statute is held unconstitutional, the remaining parts are to remain viable as long as it is logical to do so. The unconstitutional clauses are to be severed, and the courts should enforce the remaining parts of the law.
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A. True B. False
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What would you tell them? Explain fully. What will be an ideal response?
Compare and contrast the various types of deeds and provide one original example of each type of deed
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What is the family purpose doctrine?
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