What is the series qualifier canon? @USLawEssentials
What is the series qualifier canon?  @USLawEssentials
Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
This video introduces the series qualifier canon, a principle of statutory interpretation in which a modifier or qualifier is presumed to apply to a series of nouns or verbs coming before the qualifier. We introduce how this principle was applied in the Supreme Court case, Facebook v. Duguid.
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What is the series qualifier canon?

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