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The '''Plain Meaning Rule''' says that a law means exactly what the words of the law say.~~<ref>US Government and Politics</ref>~~

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The '''Plain Meaning Rule''' is a legal principle, most forcefully advocated by [[Supreme Court]] Justice [[Antonin Scalia]], that says that a law means exactly what the words of the law say.

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[[Category:United States Supreme Court Cases]]

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