Official Opinions of the Attorneys General of the United States: Advising the President and Heads of Departments, in Relation to Their Official Duties, Volume 40U.S. Government Printing Office, 1949 |
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... legislative intent when language is plain " is rather an axiom of experience than a rule of law and does not preclude consideration of persuasive evidence if it exists . " Expressio unius est exclusio alterius is another axiom of ...
... legislative intent when language is plain " is rather an axiom of experience than a rule of law and does not preclude consideration of persuasive evidence if it exists . " Expressio unius est exclusio alterius is another axiom of ...
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... legislative intent when the language is plain " is rather an axiom of experience than a rule of law , and does not pre- clude consideration of persuasive evidence if it exists . " Expressio unius est exclusio alterius is another axiom ...
... legislative intent when the language is plain " is rather an axiom of experience than a rule of law , and does not pre- clude consideration of persuasive evidence if it exists . " Expressio unius est exclusio alterius is another axiom ...
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... legislative history and by prior decisions under this statute and earlier ones ) , namely , that it had peculiar application to the public domain , and that upon this consideration alone could its language ( particularly its inclusions ...
... legislative history and by prior decisions under this statute and earlier ones ) , namely , that it had peculiar application to the public domain , and that upon this consideration alone could its language ( particularly its inclusions ...
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... legislative history of the original act show that the Congress did not then intend the statutory prohibition against political activity to be as broad as Rule I with respect to expression of opinions . The amendatory act of July 19 ...
... legislative history of the original act show that the Congress did not then intend the statutory prohibition against political activity to be as broad as Rule I with respect to expression of opinions . The amendatory act of July 19 ...
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... legislative history hereinabove reviewed shows that although the Congress brought into the statute in a general manner the rules and interpretations of the Civil Service Commission relating to prohibited activities , the special problem ...
... legislative history hereinabove reviewed shows that although the Congress brought into the statute in a general manner the rules and interpretations of the Civil Service Commission relating to prohibited activities , the special problem ...
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