Sentences with phrase «in state statute»

That is theft of property as outlined in the state statute below.

Along with the traffic ticket fine, you'll also be assessed surcharges and fees as established in the state statutes.

Providing another option in state statute is also important because half of divorcing couples represent themselves, filing their divorces online using options presented on electronic forms.

Rather, the distribution must be fair and just (equitable) as determined by factors and considerations described in the state statutes and interpreted by the court.

If you can't find a specified procedure for dissolution in your documents, then follow the procedure outlined in your state statutes.

The Park District had originally expected to rely on provision in state statute that allows a governmental entity to bypass a required public bidding process to negotiate a lease with another taxing body.

Worse, fourteen percent of plans impose restrictions on the practice of nurse - midwifery beyond those already restricting practice in state statute!

State Sen. Cathy Young (R - Olean), chair of the Senate Finance Committee, is sponsoring a bill that would codify the federal definition of sexual harassment in state statute, prohibit secret settlements by public entities and prevent mandatory arbitration in instances of sexual harassment.

The Court is scheduled to rule after December 1st on the US Department of Justice's motion to compel New York State to comply with the MOVE Act requirement to transmit ballots to military and overseas voters not later than 45 days before election day for federal office rather than the 32 day deadline currently provided for in state statute.

Cuomo's more than an hour long speech included numerous other initiatives, but he might have received the most applause when he announced a women's equality act, that, among other things would codify abortion rights in state statute.

Ralph Bistany of SABIS doesn't kowtow to the myth of small classes (now enshrined in some state statutes), even when it means losing a lucrative contract.

This foundational resource for NACSA has been used to guide authorizing practices across the country and is referenced in state statutes.

Much of what is addressed in the ESSA plan is already addressed in state statute and the USBE's administrative rules.

This policy, also known as LIFO, is no longer written in the state statute as the default policy for districts and union leaders who can't reach an agreement on how to handle layoffs.

While there are budgetary priorities that need to be advocated for in Washington DC, there are many states that lack complementary definitions in state statute about school libraries and librarians, as well as many states and Local Education Agencies (LEA) that have not been in the habit of funding programs or positions because there was no compelling reason in the law to do so.

«It is my opinion that nothing in the state statutes or the city charter or code authorizes the animal control officer to kill an animal merely for running at large,» Morrison said.

Rural attorneys are as versed in state statute and case law as their metro counterparts.

Notably, the U.S. Supreme Court in the case of Castle Rock v. Gonzalez came to its conclusion that there was no civil liability of a police department or police officers for failure to enforce a restraining order in the face of language in a state statute whose plain language fairly clearly created a mandatory duty to that effect.

These laws are contained in both state statutes and federal Medicare laws.

Whether support is awarded depends upon factors such as (1) length of the marriage; (2) the income and earning ability of each party; (3) the educational background of each party; (4) the extent to which a party may have had his or her education or career interrupted by raising children; (5) the physical and emotional health of the parties; and (6) other financial and personal circumstances of each party as set forth in our state statutes.

A parenting coordinator shall keep detailed session and telephone notes for an indefinite period of time unless stated otherwise in state statute.

A New Jersey court has considered whether the failure to follow the exact requirements in the state statutes regarding the execution of a listing agreement resulted in an automatic denial of a commission.

You will have a legal professional working for you that is very familiar with the court system, case preparation, case presentation and the law, both in state statutes as well as past court decisions that could impact the outcome of your divorce.

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.

The task force recommends that the state invest $ 23 million in the continuation and expansion of P - TECH schools as well as making them permanent in state statute, increasing BOCES participation and incentives for teachers to join such vocational schools, and investing $ 12 million to continue and expand early college high schools as well as make them permanent in state statute.

When the notion of simply moving control of Bridgeport's school system to the City's mayor failed, the focus shifted to utilizing a provision in the state statutes that would allow the Commissioner of Education to throw out a community's elected board of education and install a panel appointed by the state.

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 pension.

District counsel noted that the wording is in state statute, but it is not part of the state's «rubric» or checklist of sorts that boards are supposed to use in making their decisions.

In the state statutes, auto title loan companies are referred to as «secondary motor finance companies.»