Statutory ambiguity refers to a situation in which the wording or language used in a law or statute is unclear or open to different interpretations. Full definition
To be a lawyer you have to learn to work off of precedents and to explore statutory ambiguities. (legalwritingjournal.org)
The FLSA was meant to be construed narrowly, but statutory ambiguity still existed as to whether the exemption included service advisors. (mavricklaw.com)
Clear statement rules are particularly appealing to textualists, because unlike most canons of statutory interpretation, which try to resolve acknowledged statutory ambiguities, clear statement rules convert ambiguity into certainty. (yalejreg.com)