Sentences with phrase «one's own versions of the law»

So lawmakers modified it when they passed the latest version of the law in 2015.

Several other states have passed their own versions of the law.

But as with the previous versions of the law, it remains up to state and local authorities to decide whether to invest.

The current version of the law doesn't require the court to consider the child's preferences regarding grandparents.

Many people are surprised to find out how few electronic versions of laws and regulations are considered official, even today.

You might get an opinion in circuit X using the law as stated in circuit Y's 4 - opinion version of the law.

However, please note that each city and county has it's own slightly different version of the laws.

How can the client trust the most recent version of law has been integrated into the design of AI?

Lawyers don't go around citing old versions of laws because they don't feel like changing.

The site also contains an updated version of my law - related movies information, something I will blog on in more detail in a separate post.

Electronic law will not replace printed versions of the law.

It presented only half of the facts and a half - baked version of the law.

Think of your website as the virtual version of your law office.

Would not the market, or general reputation, deal severely with someone who published inaccurate versions of laws or judicial decisions?

The opinion seems to say that commercial versions of laws should not necessarily be relied upon.

Sometimes links don't get broken, and you get an old version of the law.

Eventually this idea grew into what is now known as the multiverse theory, the notion that our observable universe is just one of perhaps an infinite number of cosmic domains, each with its own version of the laws of physics.

So what they became was a kind of version of law firm Survivor in inverse — one where people were racing to get off the island.

Rocket Matter, initially launched in 2007, has just introduced Atlas Gold, a completely revamped version of its law practice management software.

Such districts operate under an earlier version of the law, which stipulates that no more than 40 percent of teachers» ratings be based on «growth» scores.

The requirements on businesses will also go away if the economy tanks — a provision that will allow Quinn to say that the new version of the law satisfies her stated concern about the old one.

It's an intriguing argument, and one that deserves serious consideration, even more so as the U.S. marks the tenth anniversary of the enactment of NCLB and tries to figure out what the next version of that law should entail.

That is the aim of the first federal education law in this nation, the 1965 Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), and NCLB was the first version of that law to change the goal.

The NCLB version of the law expanded the scope of federal influence in public education by requiring states to collect more student data and show that students were meeting specific learning standards in order to have access to specific funding sources (NCLB, 2002).

Several other countries is Europe also have their own versions of the law as it applies to books, although France's take on it did allow for up to 5 % discounting on titles.

For example, last year, they passed a law to do drug testing of TANF beneficiaries, and the initial version of that law said that any person who did not pass the drug test would be disqualified.

You really want the codified version of the law, particularly since it's the only official version but, yeah, they sued us.

Possible updates under consideration for future versions of the Law School Innovation include:

By way of making a dignified exit, some legal publishers will make electronic versions of their law reports available to subscribers at the same time as they cancel print.

On the 10th anniversary of its initial release, Rocket Matter introduces Atlas Gold, a completely revamped version of its law practice management software.

According to town documents released in response to a Freedom of Information Law, FOIL, request, Town Clerk Jackie Greer granted a secondhand dealers license to Louis Zacchio, who owns L&L Sports, on May 10, seven weeks after the Town Council had approved a revised version of the law requiring dealers of certain used goods to acquire such a license.

A few years ago, a lawyer from Quebec asked Abudulai a question about the Ontario Act and suggested she refer to the annotated version of the law.

The most damaging new piece of legislation on the horizon is the Volcker rule, named for economist and former Federal Reserve chair Paul Volcker, who first proposed a less complex version of the law.

Mr. Prothero seems to suggest intent and subjectivity is never applied in Angelo - Saxon versions of Law when that is not the case.

Gentiles are to obey what is called the Seven Laws of Noah, and interestingly enough, a summarized version of these laws are provided to Christian Gentile converts in Acts 15:29.

Although the courtroom drama feels like an extended version of a Law and Order episode, the performances and twisty script keep you in 93 - minute - long suspense.

He believed that the courts that were using the Brunner test were using a stricter version of the law than was intended when it was written.

«Immediately afterward, the council unanimously passed a nearly identical version of the law as an emergency measure.

Here in California, we are required to post a warning about possible salmonella contamination and an abbreviated version of this law in our stores.

What this means, is that if a rule would, hypothetically, criminalise someone who was previously innocent in the past (where by «previously» we are referring to a past version of the law book), then the rule change does not take place.

A post earlier this week on In Custodia Legis, the blog of the Law Library of Congress in Washington, explained that the Australian federal legislative website ComLaw and the New Zealand legislative website were offering official versions of their laws.

In the meantime, some provision - level legislative history may be found in the footnotes following provisions in the consolidated versions of laws on e-Laws.

Late last week fellow Slaw contributor John Gregory brought up some idiosyncrasies in his post about how web - sourced versions of laws stack up against more official looking books with laws printed in them.

The result of our efforts was that in the second version of the law the police must now show that the device has been calibrated.

This underlines the importance of making sure that digital versions of the law don't reside only in the grip of corporations.