對，Google statutory interpretation

 judges use a lot of the same tools to gather evidence of statutory meaning, as followed:

1. Judges often begin by looking at the ordinary meaning of the statutory text. 
2. Courts interpret specific provisions by looking at the broader statutory context. 
3. Judges may turn to the canons of construction, which are guides and presumptions about how courts ordinarily read statutes. 
4. Courts may look at the legislative history of a provision. 
5. Judges may consider how a statute has been implemented.