Sentences with phrase «many years law»

In the wrongful death lawsuit, Peterson, a 33 - year law enforcement officer who was suspended without pay and immediately resigned and retired after the shooting, is listed as a defendant alongside Cruz.

Mitchell Custer is a second - year law student at Florida State University.

Jan 04,2016... The seven - timeOlympic medalist, 29, is a second - year law student at Boston College and thehost of Gy...

Every first year law student is taught that where a lawmaker uses two different words or expressions in the same document, they are presumed to express different things and to have different meanings.

According to Compassion and Choices, a majority of voters support aid - in - dying measures, and the group believes this is the year the law will pass.

At the end of June this year the law that grants New York's mayor control over city schools will expire.

This is the agony of Mrs. Victoria Adeuya, the mother of a final year law student of Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti, Damilola Adeuya, who is presently battling with kidney failure.

«Every year you start with a blank piece of paper, and every year a law is renewed or a law is extinguished.»

The audience seemed to be eating it up, with first - year law student Emma Moore, 25, opening her question by saying, «I'm a huge fan of your work in Albany.»

Doyle had a 37 - year law enforcement career with the Nassau Sheriff's Department and Suffolk County police, where he spent 15 years in the homicide squad and ended his career as a detective sergeant.

The dense foliage may have made it difficult for infrared technology to pick up human heat signatures, said Raymond Philo, a Utica College professor of criminal justice and cybersecurity who retired as chief of the New Hartford Police Department, Oneida County, in 2010 after a 30 - year law enforcement career.

«As evidenced by the State's approval of our C4E [Contracts for Excellence] class size reduction plan every year the law was in effect, we've remained committed to minimizing the growth of class size in all of our schools.»

ALBANY — John J. Flanagan was 25 and a second - year law student when his father — Assemblyman John Flanagan Sr., a well - respected Republican from Long Island — died of a heart attack while jogging near the family's home in Suffolk County.

Mahoney said legislators were right to allow the one - year law to expire.

I believe that my 23 - year law enforcement career will bring the kind of leadership and experience needed to put our County's public safety back on the right track.

When General Muhammadu Buhari became Nigeria's military head of state on December 31, 1983, I was a third - year law undergraduate of the University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University.

I'm a first year law student at a fairly well ranked and very locally respected school.

My name is Jen and I'm a second - year law student from Arizona.

4 year law student business owner, martial arts teacher in both kickboxing and kung fu, i am also a mentor.

Since internet or online dating is still relatively new, having only been around and mainstream for just over 10 years the laws are just starting to catch up to the business of online dating.

Jonathan Lumpkin, 25, a first - year law student, was found dead Jan. 16 in his residence at Sansom Place East, a university - owned high rise.

Bottoms followed these triumphs by creating the role of harried first - year law student Hart in the 1973 sleeper The Paper Chase.

I did say this is a buddy vehicle, and it co-stars Colin Hanks as Troy Gabel, a 2nd year law student who drops out of school at the point of departure without telling his father (Tom Hanks) to pursue his dream of becoming a writer.

In 1999, as a second - year law student at Georgetown University, she taught a legal course at the high school.

In Massachusetts, the expectation that students pass a 10th - grade test if they are to graduate from high school spiked student performance the first year the law was introduced, with continuing gains in subsequent years.

The answer, which first - year law students are surprised to learn, is no.

The law limits the number of new charter schools to 45: five in each of the first three years the law is in effect, and 10 in each of the next three.

The following year a law was enacted requiring the Governing Board's performance levels to be labelled «on a developmental basis,» until such time as an independent review by an organization such as the NAE or the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) found them to be reasonable, valid, and informative to the public (6).

The Office of Academic and Student Affairs provides support for law students throughout their studies, from helping first - year law students develop basic law school skills to helping students prepare for the bar examination.

That will likely mean an increase of $ 550 in its annual required contribution in the first year the law takes effect (see chart in link).

When I meet with Kelley in his office at UNC, he is just wrapping up work with students involved in the college's Community Development Law Clinic that involves third - year law students in providing legal counsel to community based nonprofit organizations.

For example, the report cites a 2002 BSA report which is over 13 years old and does not acknowledge that the next year the law changed creating specific greater authorizer responsibilities.

Samantha Kofer was a third - year law associate at Scully & Pershing, New York City's largest law firm.

If not, the author gets the rights back and this 70 year law has no bearing.

For law school students, the textbooks, casebooks, and study aids for many first, second, and third year law students are now available.

Focus: Financial information to help second - year law students explore the financial aspects of various career paths, compare job offers using a set criteria and understand the financial aspects of employee benefits as part of a job offer.

Focus: Financial information to help first - year law students develop sound financial habits that will enable them to stay on budget, keep to their financial plan and live within their means

The last time I had to do a part year the law was that they would forgive a half a month.

President Danielle Weaver, a second year law student, says her love of animals is what brought about her desire to help animals in need, advancing and educating others about animal rights.

«We are an on - campus organization aimed at improving the livelihood for animals in the Tulsa area through grassroots initiatives in community service,» Lauren Sanchez, a second year law student who serves as secretary for Paw Law, says.

«We are looking forward to planning several events this year,» Kayla Dewitt, vicepresident of Paw Law and first year law student, says.

A third - year law student at Kansas University, she's establishing an animal cruelty prosecution clinic at the school — one she says is the first of its kind.

As any first - year law student will tell you, if John has an aversion to violence but wants Joe dead and hires Sally to pull the trigger, John is still guilty of murder.

Tom Mason left quite an impression on Tulsa during his 45 - year law career.

Most of Steve White's 39 year law enforcement career has been in K - 9.

At the time of his internship with American Rivers, Gerald was a 2nd Year Law Student at the University of Georgia School of Law.

Vu Nguyen, now (presumably) a second - year law student at the Oklahoma City University School of Law has created Legalry, a legal news aggregator that pulls stories and posts from over 650 sources (including Legal Blog Watch), organizes them, and provides a hover - over summary to help you decide if it's worth clicking through.

I've just emerged from a few weeks of first - year law student legal research instruction.

Spring — the season where many third - year law students scramble to find an articling position before the semester expires.

There was a time when the typical third - year law school experience didn't include a frantic hunt for future employment.