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Not exact matches
The US Global Change Research Program is required by
statute to produce the comprehensive National Climate Assessment report on climate change impacts on the United
States every four
years.
He was proved to be absolutely prophetic when, just ten
years later, the court ruled in United
States v. Windsor that the Defense of Marriage Act was unconstitutional — thus striking down the federal
statute defining marriage exclusively as the union of a man and a woman.
Less than two
years after the citizens of Washington voted by referendum to uphold the
state's prohibition of physician - assisted suicide, a federal judge invalidated the
statute as....
But in fact the Brazilian
state is already eight
years into the campaign, and has achieved far more through persuasion and popular support than it could ever hope to via the
statute book.
Two
years ago, when the current lease was nearing expiration, the Water Reclamation District suggested that the Harbor Association work with Park District officials on a joint agreement, so they could rely on a provision in
state statute that allows a governmental entity to bypass a required public bidding process to negotiate a lease with another taxing body.
Notably, unlike Virginia's law, the policy expressly empowers game officials to remove athletes from play if they are suspected of having suffered a concussion (a power that I have been advocating for many
years game officials be given, and a power conferred on game officials by laws at the
state level in only Arizona, Iowa, and Ohio), and requires that coaches who disregard the safety and well being of a youth sports participant as it related to concussions be subject to indefinite suspension (only Pennsylvania and Connecticut have laws which penalize coaches for violating their
statutes)
Given that a
state statute like the one passed in Florida can overcome another
state statute, and that no federal law in place currently prohibits the imposition of this age limit; the absence of a constitutional limitation preventing a twenty - one
year old age limit to buy guns means that the law is constitutional and valid.
In the absence of a rational federal immigration
statute, 1,500 proposed
state immigration laws were introduced last
year alone.
Singas said if she chooses to bring criminal charges, she would be constrained by the
state's
statute of limitations: A
year for a violation, two
years for a misdemeanor and five
years for a felony.
The measure, first introduced
years ago by Margaret Markey, a New York
State Assembly Democrat, would extend the
statute of limitations for civil suits against alleged sexual abusers of children and against institutions that fail to act against such abuse under their roofs.
«After many
years of working on this issue, I am deeply gratified to see the
State Legislature finally correct this vague
statute that's been arbitrarily applied, unnecessarily sending thousands of New Yorkers through the criminal justice system,» said Assemblyman Dan Quart.
After Republicans in the
State Senate blocked a measure Monday to extend the
statute of limitations for child sex abuse victims, Democratic candidates are latching on to the vote ahead of this
year's election.
The Connecticut Republican Party challenged (PDF) Secretary of
State Denise Merrill's decision to list Democratic candidates first on the ballot this
year, arguing that it violated a
statute mandating that the party whose candidate for governor got the most votes in the last election gets to be listed first in all ballots.
Assemblyman Daniel J. O'Donnell, a Manhattan Democrat and former criminal defense attorney, said he never knew about the
statute, which is known as «50 - A,» until he attended a
state committee meeting a few
years ago where Robert J. Freeman, executive director of the
state Committee on Open Government, called for its repeal.
In an unprecedented interpretation of the
statute three
years ago, a
state appellate court in Albany found the «cloak of confidentiality accorded to officers» personnel records» extends even to former police officers — something the
state Committee on Open Government had for decades advised was not the case.
For the third
year in a row, the
state Committee on Open Government is calling for the repeal or overhaul of a controversial
statute that blocks public access to the disciplinary records of police and correction officers, as well as firefighters.
In 2016, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, a Republican, signed a law that requires rape kits to be preserved for 15
years — the same length of the
state's
statute of limitations for sexual offenses.
For
years activist and businessman Gary Greenberg has been unsuccessfully lobbying Gov. Andrew Cuomo and
state lawmakers to pass legislation that would extend the
statute of limitations for child sex - abuse victims to sue their abusers.
In recent
years, the Supreme Court has overturned a growing list of congressional
statutes on the grounds that they intruded into protected spheres of
state sovereignty or exceeded Congress's delegated powers under the Constitution.
[1]- «In most jurisdictions in the United
States, the
statute of limitations for actions in replevin ranges from two to six
years.23 Similarly, in the United Kingdom, actions to reclaim personal property expire after six
years24» - «THE THIRD TIME IS NOT ALWAYS A CHARM: THE TROUBLESOME LEGACY OF A DUTCH ART DEALER - THE LIMITATION AND ACT OF
STATE DEFENSES IN LOOTED ART CASES» by BERT DEMARSIN
According to Carnright, the offenses alleged in the 2002 investigation fell outside the
statute of limitations in New York
State (seven
years for most felonies).
This
year's annual Ball
State University survey of Hoosier attitudes shows solid support for Sunday retail alcohol sales, a hate crimes
statute and repealing and...
State lawmakers have left Albany for the
year without taking up a bill that would extend the
statute of limitations for child sex abuse victims.
State police said earlier this
year that the technology to implement the data base, required in the January 2013
statute, is not yet ready.
A final
state budget deal went forward on Friday without including the Child Victims Act, legislation that would have expanded the
statute of limitations in child sexual abuse cases and created a «look back» period for victims to file lawsuits in cases of abuse from
years ago.
Governor Andrew Cuomo Thursday signed the bill, which would allow those with health effects associated with a federal or
state superfund site to file a personal injury suit by suspending the
statute of limitations for three
years after such a designation.
(Buffalo School Board Attorney Frank Miller) is talking about 50
years of decision from the
state education department and we're talking about the
statute, the committee on open government, their interpretation of the statue, and legislative intent.
A bill introduced in the
state Assembly would repeal numerous elements of the gun control legislation, including the five -
year pistol permit recertification requirement, restrictions on firearms transfers and
statutes pertaining to mental health.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo tonight announced he would unilaterally expand existing anti-discrimination
statutes to include transgender persons — the third time this
year the governor has bypassed the
State Legislature to advance a liberal cause.
The term «water law» in the Colorado River basin has come to refer to a monstrous volume of federal
statutes and agreements, court precedents and
state laws and regulations that can differ from place to place and have changed incrementally over the
years but are structured by the interstate agreements to divide the river.
By
statute, the
state of Arizona grants 15 -
year charters, but a very large majority of closed Arizona charter schools are out of business many
years before their charters are scheduled for renewal.
Although the 40 -
year - old
statute appears to have been the only one of its kind in the nation, officials from nonprofit institutions across the board, including boarding schools and private colleges, had expressed fears that if Maine's approach were upheld, more
states might seek to provide greater tax benefits to institutions that mostly serve in -
state residents.
With the
statute authorizing
state standardized tests due to expire in June 2014, the incoming Legislature is facing some hard decisions on the future of the
state testing system: What subjects should be tested, for whom, how often (not every
year in every subject, perhaps), at what cost, and, perhaps the biggest question, for what purpose?
The ESEA
statute requires
states to identify schools that fail to meet
state AYP standards for two consecutive
years for program improvement and to take a variety of further actions with respect to these schools.
Recommendation: We recommend revising § 200.19 to replace «2017 — 18» with «2018 — 19» to allow
states to identify schools for assistance during the 2017 — 18 school
year, based on indicators and school - improvement strategies, consistent with the ESSA
statute's requirement and the FY 2016 omnibus bill.
States must identify low - graduation - rate high schools using the four -
year adjusted cohort rate; the
statute is silent on the graduation rate measure that should be used here even though the four -
year rate must be used for goal - setting under the law.
Amends the
statute allowing transfers from the
state tuition reserve account to the
state general fund to be made during the
state fiscal
year beginning in 2015 and in the
state fiscal
year beginning in 2016 if distributions for choice scholarships cause a reduction in
state tuition support.
(Bolandi, as an Interim, is limited by
state statute to two
years.)
Treu found that the
statutes permit too many grossly incompetent teachers to remain in classrooms across the
state — and found that those teachers shortchange their students by putting them months or
years behind their peers in math and reading.
Since many
states expanded many of the negative aspects of NCLB and codified them into
statute, it will be hard to undo the
years of damage.
Any party
state may withdraw from this agreement by enacting a
statute repealing the same, but no such withdrawal shall take effect until one
year after the governor of the withdrawing
state has given notice in writing of the withdrawal to the governors of all other party
states.
After
years of debate, legislators approved new rules this spring that remove LIFO from
state statute, effective July 2019.
One change to New Jersey's charter school law passed the legislature yesterday, while talk mounts that a broader rewrite of the
state's 15 -
year - old
statute governing the semi-autonomous schools may be in the offing.
Although only certified teachers are allowed to participate in the
State Teachers Retirement System, a loophole in the state statutes will allow Steven Adamowski, who IS NOT CERTIFIED to teach or certified be a school administrator; to use his new job in the Malloy administration to add years to his Teachers Retirement pen
State Teachers Retirement System, a loophole in the
state statutes will allow Steven Adamowski, who IS NOT CERTIFIED to teach or certified be a school administrator; to use his new job in the Malloy administration to add years to his Teachers Retirement pen
state statutes will allow Steven Adamowski, who IS NOT CERTIFIED to teach or certified be a school administrator; to use his new job in the Malloy administration to add
years to his Teachers Retirement pension.