Sentences with phrase «by state statute»

Planning board and zoning board of appeals members are required by state statute to obtain four hours of training a year.

It is important for you to take the following steps as quickly as possible because your time for pursuing a claim is limited by the state statute of limitations.

Also, what to do should be determined by your state statutes.

Currently, dog fighting is expressly prohibited in all 50 states by state statutes and is a felony in most states.

Behavior that undermines the marital relationship, as defined by state statute when required to file a complaint for divorce upon specifically stated ground (s).

The training programs meet the requirements established by state statutes.

Loan renewal policies are largely governed by State statute.

The Family Division of the circuit court was created by state statute in 1996.

The Idaho Digital Learning Academy was authorized by state statute in 2002 to «provide choice, accessibility, flexibility, quality and equity in curricular offerings.»

Pennsylvania Life Insurance companies are also protected to some degree by State Statutes.

Absent such supervision, no action of a state body run by elected professionals would appear to be reliably protected by state action immunity, even if the conduct is authorized by state statute or a state's constitution.

Minnesota's Best Practices for Family Assessment and Family Investigation (PDF - 1,180 KB) Minnesota Department of Human Services (2016) Provides direction as to protocols mandated by State statutes and recommended as best practices for local child welfare agencies to promote standards for child protection practice related to assessment and investigation.

The school district is also protected from lawsuits by state statute in that plaintiffs have to give six months» notice before filing a claim.

Thus, it is up to the discretion of each local school board (by policy) whether to grant an opt out for pupils in those grades — 3, 5, 6, and 7 — where testing is federally - required but not by state statute.

States have the authority to charge interest on unpaid support at the rate set by state statute.

Our HLE Officers enforce the cruelty laws under the authority granted by state statute 22 Pa.C.S.A.

«So long as FERC can address any problem the ZEC program creates with respect to just and reasonable wholesale rates — and nothing in the complaints suggest that FERC is hobbled in any way by the state statute — there is no conflict,» the judge said.

In case hunters get any ideas, the eagle will still be protected by state statutes and a federal law passed by Congress in 1940 making it illegal to kill a bald eagle.

While s. 2702 (b) allows for disclosure with the consent of the sender or recipient of the information, no law and no jurisprudence ensures that «consent» pursuant to state law, especially consent deemed to exist by state statute, will effectively bring a disclosure into subsection (b).

The old claim is probably barred by a state statute of limitations (best guess) and the adjuster was probably misleading in saying that you could wait for as long as you wanted to file a claim.

Specifically, the court applied an old common - law doctrine that had been adopted into the law by state statute, called the «firefighter's rule.»

«While the Secretary's decision to terminate LDHH's provider agreement with (Planned Parenthood) may evoke complaints of unfairness, it is clearly allowed by state statute and within the administrative rights delegated to the secretary under Medicaid's regulatory scheme,» Sullivan wrote.

In Minnesota, a court may vacate an arbitration award in very limited circumstances specified by a state statute.

@Sean Morrisey - check to see if Ratio Utiliy Billing System (RUBS) is supported by your state statutes.

Cash advance renewal policies are largely governed by State statute.

This January, Paulina and I organized PACE in solidarity with the broader Boston and Harvard community to fight for passing Massachusetts bill H. 3361, proposed by State Legislator Tackey Chan, which would require «all state agencies, quasi-state agencies, entities created by state statute and sub-divisions of state agencies» to provide its citizens with more ethnographic data.

Districts are free to post a variety of materials on their websites, but they are also required by state statute to post a great deal of information.

(Bolandi, as an Interim, is limited by state statute to two years.)

Surcharges are mandated by the state statutes.

Whether an independent contractor must be covered under workers» compensation laws is determined by state statute and interpretive judicial decisions (case law.)

Even though both systems are governed by state statute, the state of Illinois makes nearly all the employer contributions for TRS, while CPS must make virtually all employer contributions for CTPF.

Mechanism created by a state statute or regulatory action to make it easier to track and trade renewable energy — A single REC represents a tradable credit for each unit of energy produced from qualified renewable energy facilities, thus separating the renewable energy's environmental attributes from its value as a commodity unit of energy.

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By state statute, the parents divide uninsured medical expenses based on the percentage each pays in child support after the first $ 250, which is paid by the custodial parent.

Adoption searches in Wisconsin are governed by state statutes (48.432 and 48.433).

In some states, including Michigan, Friend of the Court offices have been created by state statute.

Because condominiums are governed by state statute, Portland developer Eli Spevak was able to create and sell four detached homes (two primary dwellings and two detached PADs around a shared, central, circular brick - paved courtyard) as condominiums.