Sentences with phrase «legal materials where»

It is particularly troubling, however, when it occurs in legal materials where researchers seek to find important items that are no longer at the cited URL.

Correction: Show me where in ANY of those legal materials where it says that the Erie County Sheriff can order the State Police not TO enter Erie County for enforcement purposes

Show me where in ANY of those legal materials where it says that the Erie County Sheriff can order the State Police not enter Erie County for enforcement purposes.

Not exact matches

The request underscores the high stakes in an ongoing legal fight in federal court in New York, where Michael Cohen, Trump's lawyer, is also fighting to get a chance to review material seized as part of a criminal investigation of his business dealings.

In other countries where there may be no legal Christian church and where distributing Christian materials would put our staff or sponsored children in danger, child sponsorship provides an opportunity to live out our Christian faith by caring for those in need regardless of their situation.

In store, high impact display and POS materials along with compelling channel specific cross merchandising offers (where legal) on relevant summer celebration products including deli items and salty snacks, will drive shopper consideration and conversion.

Targeted TV and digital advertising, traffic - stopping retail and on - premise POS materials including expandable, scalable display pieces and channel specific IRC (instant redeemable coupon) and MIR (mail in rebate) offers (where legal) will encourage consumers to engage with Heineken for a chance to win prizes that instantly upgrade their summer entertaining.

The Senate Education Committee Chair sought clarification on cases where the Common Core overlaps with the Texas state standards to make sure that teaching similar material doesn't violate the legal prohibition.

We kicked off the semester at our school's Fall Block Party where we set up an activity booth, handed out Animal Legal Defense Fund booklets and Compassion Over Killing factory farming materials, and teamed up with a local restaurant to sell vegan soups to students.

The World of Mana and Seiken Densetsu franchises and material relating to this including character names, storyline, artwork and music where applicable, are legal property of Square Enix Co., Ltd..

All such scenarios where there has been a failure in disclosure potentially amount to negligence on behalf of the prosecuting authority, who have a duty to review and disclose material in accordance with the legal framework in place.

It is where they teach practice - oriented material such as research and writing, which has become a substantial aspect of many legal programs.

Where a workplace accident has occurred, and the employer has statutory duties under sections 18 and 19 of the OHSA and simultaneously undertakes an internal investigation, claiming legal privilege over all materials derived as part of that investigation, an inquiry is properly directed to a referee under Rule 6.45 to determine the dominant purpose for the creation of each document or bundle of like documents in order to assess the claims of legal privilege.

Having re-established that the centre of interests is a possible place of jurisdiction, without addressing the other potential places of jurisdiction (namely the domicile of the defendant and all other Member States where the infringing material was accessible — admittedly, this was not the subject of the preliminary reference), the Court addresses the question of where the centre of interest of a legal person is located.

The integration combines Ravel Law's powerful tools including interactive visualisations and analytics with Handshake Software's SP Bridge, which extends SharePoint Search to a firm's enterprise search platform and creates an environment where users can easily find and review critical firm data, firm expertise as well as on - premises and online legal research materials.

If you read some of the material that is presented in the context of legal practice, there seem to be two predictions about where the legal industry is moving.

First, as Professors Alexa Chew and Katie Pryal write in The Complete Legal Writer, reverse outlines can «help you brainstorm more material... because they can reveal to you where your document has missing parts and sections.»

A panel reviewing a decision of a single judge under s. 680 (1) is to be guided by three principles: absent palpable and overriding error, the review panel must show deference to the judge's findings of fact; the review panel may intervene and substitute its decision for that of the judge where it is satisfied the judge erred in law or in principle, and the error was material to the outcome; in the absence of legal error, the review panel may intervene and substitute its decision for that of the judge where it concludes the decision was clearly unwarranted.

Here at Legal Blog Watch, we try our damnedest to document where we get our material.

In the spirit of Overlawyered, from which Taylor draws both inspiration and source material, he calls these items «legal atrocities, miscarriages of justice or areas where the legal system is corrupt, incompetent, or just goofy.»

Where such materials are not available, the CJC advises that judges and administrators be provided with the proper protocols for understanding the dividing line between legal information and legal advice.

Where formal business writing and legal analysis were once considered the only output for marketing materials, the advent of blogging, and now micro-blogging (i.e. Twitter), has allowed lawyers to create more approachable online personas and to simplify legal writing in a way that appeals to a wider demographic of readers.

If you value free access to legal materials, put your money where your mouth is by donating to the Free Law Project and to the Legal Information Instilegal materials, put your money where your mouth is by donating to the Free Law Project and to the Legal Information InstiLegal Information Institute.

After much trawling we found a copy of the original press release sent out by Lexis when they launched in China back in January 2005 where they announce who they were working with to publish Chinese legal materials:

Indeed, the status of this topic as free speech that is supposed to be guaranteed under the First Amendment has been upheld by courts more than once: ● in Florida, where a judge affirmed that handing out FIJA brochures regarding jury nullification is legal based on principles of free speech ● in New York, where a federal judge dismissed false jury tampering charges against someone handing out brochures that advocated jury nullification ● in Colorado, where a judge dismissed false jury tampering charges against two people handing out FIJA's educational material on jury nullification

Top tip for this week: when creating legal information materials, make sure to tell your readers where it applies (for us, in Ontario!).

Where litigation is in reasonable contemplation, litigation privilege will attach to material that forms part of the continuum of the lawyer — client communications even where those documents do not expressly seek or convey legal adWhere litigation is in reasonable contemplation, litigation privilege will attach to material that forms part of the continuum of the lawyer — client communications even where those documents do not expressly seek or convey legal adwhere those documents do not expressly seek or convey legal advice.

In order to provide this service, PacLII has built a collection of primary and secondary legal materials (including cases, legislation, treaties, journal articles and law reform documents) by agreements with the various sources of the documents and rights - holders in the documents, and by other means such as scanning documents where documents are out of copyright or with the permission of copyright holders.

In the United Kingdom and the United States, where similar (but not identical) doctrines of legal professional privilege exist, and in civil law jurisdictions that do not recognise the concept of privilege but rely heavily on the doctrine of professional secrecy, significant pressure points arise as a company seeks to keep material privileged and confidential while also satisfying the appetite of public bodies (regulators, prosecutors and legislators) and customer or investor groups for unguarded candour.

The Court relied heavily on guidelines given by the Family Division in Coventry City Council v C [2013] EWHC 2190 (Fam), where the Court stated that every social worker must be satisfied that the person giving consent has capacity to do so, and that even if the person does not lack capacity that the social worker must be satisfied that the consent is fully informed (meaning that the parent must understand the consequences of giving consent, the range of choices available, the consequences of refusal and of giving consent, and must be in possession of all the facts and issues material to the giving of consent), fair and proportionate, and where possible parents must obtain legal advice before consenting.

The case — OPG v. Diebold — was a similar situation where there was a security breach and the party whose material was put online was casting about to find any legal tool they could to try and stop the information from getting out without a lot of attention paid to whether the material was copyrighted.

We would like where possible such comments to be backed - up by provision of in - depth notes and articles and primary legal and regulatory materials.

Nick Holmes at Binary Law notes the accelerating demise of the printed law review journal and other hard - copy forms of legal scholarship: «Where online equivalents are already paid for out of the budget or where free access materials might substitute, print will suffer severely.&rWhere online equivalents are already paid for out of the budget or where free access materials might substitute, print will suffer severely.&rwhere free access materials might substitute, print will suffer severely.»

The claim was raised by Taylor - Copeland legal firm, where Mrs. & Mr. Breitman were accused of selling unregistered securities, committing securities fraud, false advertising and unfair competition («by making material misrepresentations and omissions»).