Sentences with phrase «adjudication hearing»

A recent update from Howard Gold, JD, MSW noted the following with regard to Privileged Communication and DFACS: «There is a waiver of privilege that exists in juvenile court for therapists to testify at a dependent child adjudication hearing, and...

If your child faces an adjudication hearing for a juvenile offense, we have the knowledge and experience to represent your child's best interests.

The employer / business owner did not defend the complaint and did not attend the adjudication hearing.

Parties who arrive at the adjudication hearing have either been unsuccessful in mediating or have declined mediation when it was initially offered.

- Reduction of the scope of prison law to cases that engage Articles 5.4 (the right to have ongoing detention reviewed) and 6 (right to a fair trial) of the European Convention on Human Rights, such as Parole Board review hearings, some sentencing matters and adjudication hearings for disciplinary matters.

Gabrielle created a pro bono project with the NC Coalition Against Sexual Assault, volunteering to provide assistance to college campus victims of sexual assault during the university adjudication hearings.

Over at Slaw.ca, I have a column on opening statements in adjudication hearings.

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LaValle's report, which he compiled after hearing expert testimony during a public meeting in May and reviewing best practices from New York colleges, goes farther than Cuomo's policy, though, addressing the adjudication of assault charges and related disciplinary actions.

Courts have similarly held that a tribunal's adjudication of a case based on documentary evidence without an oral hearing does not justify a refusal under article V (1)(d).

That point is reached when the hearing fees in question cause undue hardship to the litigant who seeks the adjudication of the superior court.

Most states employ a «state central panel» system of administrative adjudication where the judges are not embedded in individual agencies but are instead housed in a central panel of judges who hear the cases from all or most of the various state agencies.

Alberta has launched a pilot program to take traffic offenses out of court, to be heard by an independent adjudicator (though that program still requires an appearance in person, rather than online adjudication).

The main argument I hear against med / arb is that when the mediation is done, the mediator knows who he / she thinks should win, and it may prejudice the more independent adjudication process of arbitration.

(d) Where the LERB conducts an oral hearing to receive evidence which was not before the Chief in making his initial adjudication, a member of the public, including the media, attending the hearing would need access to the Record to understand the full evidentiary landscape, to avoid being left with an incomplete impression created by the new oral evidence alone;

Under this statutory instrument, the only circumstances where legal aid was available were as follows: parole board hearings where there is the potential for immediate release, external adjudications where additional days of imprisonment can be added to the individual's sentence; and sentence calculations where internal procedures for settling disputes have been exhausted.

The Sixteenth Circuit has four circuit judges and four county court judges, assisted by senior judge, general magistrates and hearing officers in the adjudication and disposition of cases.

Under Alabama law, see Jacoby v. Goetter, Weil & Co., 74 Ala. 427, the effect of the contempt adjudication was to foreclose petitioner from obtaining a hearing on the merits of the underlying ouster action, or from taking any steps to dissolve the temporary restraining order which had been issued ex parte, until it purged itself of contempt.

Martin has over seven years of experience representing disability claimants, helping them navigate the disability claims process and representing them at hearings in the Office of Disability Adjudication and Review.

When one envisages the evolution from discipline by senior lawyers in Convocation reflecting their views and experience as to what was proper conduct to disciplinary adjudication by hearing panels of lawyers, paralegals and lay people, some of whom are benchers, applying regulatory codes of conduct, it is clear that much has changed.

However, there is a number of procedures available that allow, under certain conditions, for settlements with the prosecution or other ways to avoid further prosecution and criminal sanctions, or adjudication by a criminal court in a public hearing.

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The process can be adapted to suit the parties» wishes to involve a short hearing if required but more often than not written submissions alone can form the basis for the adjudication process.

Typically, the Adjudication Services Office doesn't charge «court costs,» but you will pay financial penalties if you're late paying your ticket fine or scheduling a hearing.

You can start preparing for the procedure of appealing a traffic ticket in DC once the DMV Adjudication Services Office schedules your hearing date.

To schedule a driver license hearing, such as a «show cause» hearing for a serious moving violation such as driving while intoxicated (DWI), driving while under the influence (DUI), operating while impaired (OWI), leaving the scene of an accident, (LAC) etc.; a misrepresentation hearing, or a driver license reinstatement hearing, you must visit Adjudication Services.

The hearings can be scheduled at Adjudication Services or you can mail your request and documents to:

Served as a hearing examiner for minor Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Code infractions, violations of The Philadelphia Code and other matters requiring administrative adjudication within the City of Philadelphia.

dispositional hearing Hearings held by the juvenile and family court to determine the legal resolution of cases after adjudication.

The licensee requested an informal hearing as opposed to a formal hearing, and the matter was referred to the Florida Real Estate Commission for adjudication at their regularly scheduled monthly meeting.