It is unimportant for the court,whether the interpretation of a statute is consistent with its legislative purpose;it is the actual language (plain or ambiguous)of the statute that needs to be analyzed.

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When the language of a statute is ambiguous,courts may go to its legislative history.In this,courts study whether the interpretation of the statute is consistent with its legislative purpose.

It Is Unimportant for the Court,whether the Interpretation of a Statute