Sentences with phrase «many earlier laws»

Oakland's decision to drive equity into the marijuana legislation assures minority ownership and seeks to compensate for discrimination against those affected by earlier laws.

These early laws weren't perfect, but made investors feel confident enough to build new companies.

The CFTC alleged that Sarao violated an earlier law that also barred manipulative trading.

(Exodus 19:12 - 14) Repeatedly in the early laws the command to observe some negative taboo was reinforced by the penalties of violated holiness — «Ye shall be holy men unto me: therefore ye shall not eat any flesh that is torn of beasts in the field.»

The earliest laws in the New World included witchcraft as one of the crimes punishable by death.

Postexilic law just as ardently sought the well - being, the fulfillment, the salvation of the community as did the earlier law.

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Even in the early law codes, special situations were visualized where not retaliatory justice but positive mercy toward a foe was commanded — «If thou meet thine enemy's ox or his ass going astray, thou shalt surely bring it back to him again.

The Laws of 1619 which passed the newly formed representative House of Burgesses, while mitigating the punishments threatened, defined the duties of the clergyman almost word for word as did the earlier laws.

(These earlier laws also didn't curtail illegal immigration, but that's another story.)

In many cases, though, the early laws were rather weak.

The earliest the law could be changed is 2017.

While subject to early law suits, the 4th District Court of Appeals ruled that the yoga program is a secular physical education program and didn't enhance or inhibit religion, and the program has received great reports from parents and teachers alike.

Synopsis: In this dramatized account of his early law career in Illinois, Abraham Lincoln (Henry Fonda) is born into a modest log cabin, where he is encourag... [MORE]

Many earlier laws limiting homework were abolished, and the longterm trend toward less homework came to an end.

Lewis W. Hine's photographs of children working in mines, mills, and factories led Congress to try to regulate child labor, but the Supreme Court declared early laws unconstitutional.

[12] Unlike the early laws in Michigan and Washington D.C., that championed operational and authorizer autonomy with sweeping statewide implementation, the recent laws in Mississippi, Washington State and Alabama are mired in limitations on their flexibility and squashing student potential.

There are major gaps in charter school funding that were written into those early laws.

Statewide, 40 federally aided schools were pushed into the «choice» category, joining 37 included under the earlier law.

The Tab10.1 N is Samsung's response to an earlier law suit by Apple wherein they claimed their iPad had been copied in the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1.

Employer sponsored plans like the TSP were patterned after this first IRA, except that the laws that created these employer plans were different in several ways from the earlier laws that created IRAs.

It was also used in early law enforcement, tracking thieves so they could be brought to justice.

Step into the shoes of a young and passionate Apollo Justice in his early law career as he takes on his first cases.

All of this implies that the early Law Dome results of Etheridge are uncharacteristic of CO2 behavior over long times in ice cores, and should not be relied upon to indicate long term accuracy.

Much of the early law that intended to remove legal barriers to electronic commerce required that valid electronic signatures needed to be as reliable as appropriate in the circumstances.

My colleague Bob Ambrogi's recent mini-series on the earliest law related blogs got me thinking about a related issue.

After 18 speakers, billable hours that probably reached $ 250,000 from participating lawyers, and two hours of debate yesterday, the resolution to reverse the earlier Law Society of British Columbia's decision to approve Trinity Western University's law school pass has passed at a special meeting vote with a wide margin.

He was a member of the firm's technology committee, and initiated one of the earliest law firm Knowledge Management («KM») programs.

I was also lucky enough to start one of the early law firm KM programs back in the mid-to-late»90s, and continued to dabble for the next 10 years.

Most of his earlier law practice was devoted to the representation of employees working for the private and public sectors.

But earlier law society publications, not needing any such «urgency scenarios» with which to sell their wares with straight - faced exaggeration or excessive minimization, don't mention such «self - represented litigant» figures at all.

The earlier a law firm engages a litigation consultant, the better.

Rich Cook has extensive trial experience dating back to his early law career as a former state and federal prosecutor.

The Court would recognize no public policy defense under the New York Convention; rejected the argument that a 2008 amendment to the Jones Act changed earlier law; and without explanation

«In our early law divorce actions were in two separate divisions.

«Ars Memoria in Early Law: Looking Beneath the Picture,» (Jolande E. Goldberg, Law Library of Congress)

In other, earlier Law Times columns OTLA lawyers are quoted lamenting poor quality lawyering.

This law was hardly the first mentioning Christmas, however, and some of the earlier laws even made it a day off for select groups.

This survey updates the author's 2009 article that is available at this site and which was based on this author's earlier law firm legal research survey.

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Although these early laws have been adopted in coastal areas, it is possible that more jurisdictions at the state or local level will adopt similar laws.

Not exact matches

That injustice has become even more glaring as legal marijuana spawns an above - board industry that could grow to $ 50 billion within a decade, but which does not appear poised to benefit the very minorities who were so abused by earlier drug laws.

(One early sign: The Republican House win in the Florida special election in March was due in part to concerns over the health care law.)

The party earlier this year attempted to repeal the Affordable Care Act, the healthcare law also known as Obamacare.

Nevertheless, the sites described by The Intercept and Inc. expose the limits of campaign finance laws passed in an earlier era of media, before anyone anticipated the rise of platforms like Facebook.

And even before the Senate voted to gut key provisions of the ACA in early December, he introduced a bill to overturn the 2010 health care law in 2013.

The House is scheduled to vote on the TCJA on Tuesday and the Senate will take up the bill immediately after, meaning President Donald Trump could sign the measure into law as early as Wednesday.

The pair recalls working with a law firm when they were in the early stages of fundraising that they didn't trust.

Chief executive from 1993 to 2002, and chairman from 2002 till early last year, Piëch, now 78, infused VW with an ambition and drive that made the most of its political heft, presiding over a culture that was, if not above the law, then not above stretching it, by many accounts.

The Justice Department investigation is still in its early days, and it could take years to determine if any federal laws were broken.