Multiple Choice
What is the problem with the 'rules of interpretation' and why are they dangerous (select all that apply) ?
A) Because they are the only way in which a statute can be interpreted.
B) Because the term 'rule' gives the impression of a mathematical formula that, if applied, means one cannot go wrong. This is not the case.
C) They are a useful starting point, but they do not tell one how a statute is actually interpreted.
D) They should really only be seen as approaches to interpretation; the name 'rule' is misleading.
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