The document, which does not mention legislative intent, says he will employ only "legitimate" interpretations of statutes.
Rather, our prior cases have involved interpretations of statutes with provisions concerning this question, e. g., Commonwealth Coatings Corp. v.
For example, the California Supreme Court adopted broad, pro-shareholder interpretations of statutes and remedies that had lain on the books, unused, for decades.
Some Republican lawmakers also want legislation that would stop courts from deferring to federal agencies' interpretations of statutes — a practice known as "Chevron deference," after the 1984 Supreme Court case that went against the energy company — and have them instead defer to Congress.
The Internet service providers who prevailed in the Ninth Circuit say that the FCC has no particular expertise and that the rule that normally requires deference to an expert agency does not apply to basic definitions or interpretations of statutes.
Interpretations of flying in dreams are as fantastical as interpretations of statutes in law.
Judge Gorsuch is known, for example, to be skeptical of the expansion of presidential power through judicial deference to administrative interpretations of statutes.
Mosk criticized what he called Bird's "strained" interpretations of state statutes and her "exaggerated apprehensions" about the dissemination of fingerprint data.
What appears to be the case is that they tend to make a literal interpretation of statute.
Endlich, Interpretation of Statutes, § 178.
