Drafting For Interpretive Stability

Drafting for Interpretive Stability is a legislative drafting methodology designed to minimize ambiguity and variation in statutory interpretation over time by structuring legal texts to resist divergent judicial or administrative readings.

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    David H. Greenberg

    University of Maryland, Baltimore County, United States

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  1. Statute Law Review

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