Sentences with phrase «code of laws»

Ask the court clerk or consult the state code of laws.

You can find a copy of the state code of laws, which generally lists these factors, in a library or the Internet at the state judicial site.

A survey, necessarily brief, of the major codes of law in the Old Testament, their superficial characteristics, the general qualities which they hold in common particularly as against other extrabiblical codes, points of difference among the three major earlier codes, the ethical qualities and content of these three, and finally the central theological motivation of all Old Testament law.

The messages are the contents of all His scriptures, which include instruction concerning true beliefs and the fundamental principles for codes of law which guide men in distinguishing the approved from the forbidden in human actions.

South Carolina Code of Laws section 62-17-470 requires the court to make child support awards based on the state child support guidelines.

Section 48-52-210 of the South Carolina Code of Laws governs the State Energy Plan.

According to South Carolina Code of Laws Section 20-3-160 and 20-7-1515 through 20-7-1530, the court determines the best interest of the child by considering several factors.

From mere existence through tribal justice through the detailed code of the Law of Moses through the revelation by Jesus of the dual foundation and purpose and expectation of the Law through the invitation to live a new life of resurrection and transformation with God as the only ruler of our new life.

On April 3, 1976, the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Ron Basford, announced to the Victoria Bar Society: (1) «a major re-assessment of the rules of evidence using the draft Evidence Code of the Law Reform Commission of Canada as a frame of reference»; and, (2) that he had appointed me to conduct a national consultation process.

Let's start at the very beginning which is to explain that I am an Orthodox Jew who has grown up learning the Bible in Hebrew, as well as the Oral Code of Law (essentially the Mishnah and the Talmud), and who has studied in multiple Yeshivot (Jewish Seminaries).

Islam calls upon all people to accept its beliefs and code of laws regardless of race, sex, color, rank, or any other difference.

This analysis is in line with the view of those who, like the Stoics, conceive of a natural law of moral obligation as well as of physical existence, though not with the position of legalists who suppose that an actual code of law may be an absolute statement of the right.

Sometimes it is conceived legalistically, as disobedience to the Ten Commandments or to some other code of law.

Based upon penal codes of law the judicial obligations of public trust placed in our government by «we the people» to punish individuals who break our laws.

The central code of law, largely civil law, in Deut.

And again generally speaking, as compared with other ancient Near Eastern codes of law, brutality in punishment is strikingly absent.

The first code of laws in the Old Testament appears in the block of chapters, Exod.

As compared with non-Israelite codes of law, and particularly the Code of Hammurabi, the death penalty is less frequently exacted.

The daily life of Muslims is guided by an elaborate code of laws worked out over the centuries, based first on the Qur» an, then on the traditions concerning the Prophet, then the consensus of the Islamic community, and finally in a limited area on individual interpretation.

A primary stipulation of the Nüremburg code of laws is that our work be good science.

In common with ancient Hittite and Babylonian codes of law, the Covenant Code compensates the injured (vv.

Title 37, Chapter 3 in the South Carolina Code of Laws outlines the regulations lenders must follow.

Some of the general provisions and the rights of the consumers are detailed in the Consumer Protection Code of Law.

The term «The Law of the Jungle» is also used in a similar context, drawn from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book (1894)-- though in the society of jungle animals portrayed in that book and obviously meant as a metaphor for human society, that phrase referred to an intricate code of laws which Kipling describes in detail, and not at all to a lawless chaos.

The museum now possesses the world's oldest code of laws, which were written in cuneiform.

According to the Uniform Commercial Code of Law Article II, sub-clause 5a a buyer has the right to give a seller a «written notice of litigation» in the case of a breach of warranty or safety.

Local Los Angeles legal resources: Los Angeles Law Library, Los Angeles Superior Court, UCLA School of Law, Law & Regulations (State of California), State Bar of California, California Code of Law, Los Angeles — Wikipedia.

A search for [law] turns up 312 results, ranging in dates and topics, for example, from a 2007 article «Alternative Sanctions and Social Norms in International Law: The Case of Abu Ghraib» to an article from 1872 «On the practicability of codifying English law, with a specimen code of the law of evidence.»

These basic limits are noted in Section 38-77-140 of the SC Code of Laws.

Meanwhile, what sort of disciplinary action non-compliant soldiers within military bases would face is also a matter of some debate, although the Korean military presumably operates under its own code of laws.

South Carolina Legislature: Code of Laws Annotated, Title 20, Chapter 3, Article 1, Divorces in this State

Note: The aforementioned fines are the maximum set by the state Code of Laws and the Summerville Municipal Code.

Every religion has a canon — a code of laws adopted by its followers.

The DAO is built on Ethereum, and is there by under the Ethereum «Code of Laws».