Sentences with phrase «earlier law»

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

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.

Early law before the term «law» before the term became defined along its more present meaning of a crime of thief or murder by evidence of intent or deed.

Macallister gives readers a fascinating look at the ins and outs of early law enforcement, as well as the slowly darkening mood of the country as the Civil War draws ever closer.

The project is accompanied by a national education program including pre-release screenings of Open Road Films» Marshall, a major motion picture that chronicles a pivotal case in Marshall's early law career.

John McCain, in particular, would be well - served by earlier laws in our history that grant U.S. citizenship to those born in U.S. controlled territories.

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.

These provisions are based on similar provisions in the Recognition of Divorces and Legal Separations Act 1971, which in turn was based on earlier law, so some older cases are still relevant to the interpretation and application of the Act.

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

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

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

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.

IX Early laws and traditions written down: Judaean collection («J') and Ephraimite collection («E»), later incorporated in Genesis - to - Joshua.

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

Under this agreement, a Canadian corporation is suing the United States because the state of California changed its laws about gasoline additives when it was found that its earlier laws had been environmentally harmful.

The Protestants who propagated these notions helped create the early laws and ethos that gave rise to our present confusing obscenity standards.

1 Early law 2 Modern legal cases 3 Intelligent Design and Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District 4 Movements to teach creationism in schools 5 Recent developments in state education programs 5.1 Development by state 5.1.1 Alabama 5.1.2 California 5.1.3 Florida 5.1.4 Georgia 5.1.5 Kansas 5.1.6 Kentucky 5.1.7 Louisiana 5.1.8 Ohio 5.1.9 Pennsylvania 5.1.10 Tennessee 5.1.11 Texas 5.1.12 Virginia

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

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

Under the earlier law, members of the board were appointed by and served at the pleasure of the mayor.

The earliest the law could be changed is 2017.

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]

[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.

During negotiations over that legislation, which was an update of President Johnson's earlier law, Kennedy picked up on the passion of his brother Bobby for making sure all students were moving ahead.

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.

The remainder of the bill was to take effect in February of 2004, but in 2003, Gov. Jim Doyle took an unprecedented constitutional step, using his partial - veto power to craft new wording in a budget bill that effectively repealed the earlier law regulating dog breeders.

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

The government has hit back against its critics, saying that the only change to existing practice is the requirement that exports to EU countries also now require a permit, in addition to non-EU countries as under an earlier law.

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.

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.

The earlier law firms and legal marketers start, the more time they will have to adjust and reap the benefits of these trends and gain an edge on their competition.

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.

Thus the early law - making was at the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL), which recognized the issues in the mid-1980s and which set the basic international legal standard in its Model Law on Electronic Commerce in 1996.

In a decision today, the Divisional Court rejected Groia's appeal of an earlier law society appeal panel decision upholding misconduct findings against him.