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Purposive theory / Textualism / Plain meaning rule / Statutory interpretation / Original intent / Citation signal / Church of the Holy Trinity v. United States / Legislative intent / United States Constitution / Law / Philosophy of law / Statutory law
Date: 2006-04-22 01:35:03
Purposive theory
Textualism
Plain meaning rule
Statutory interpretation
Original intent
Citation signal
Church of the Holy Trinity v. United States
Legislative intent
United States Constitution
Law
Philosophy of law
Statutory law

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