Sentences with phrase «prompt responses to the law»
At issue in the subsequent hearing was whether Diamond had acted in good faith to provide complete and prompt responses to the law society.
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In response to prompting by Great Plains Assistance Dogs Foundation, Inc. (Service Dogs for America) North Dakota Senator Robert Erbele and Representative Pam Gullison initiated legislation to update North Dakota law.
If you or your office receives a phone call from Law Father, it is usually in an effort to maintain the integrity of our database and your prompt response can help us do that.
Important Reminder to Members of the Law Society of Upper Canada (LSUC)- In April 2012, the LSUC announced amendments to the CPD rules to provide that viewing archived or recorded CPD programs without a colleague and participating in online courses that prompt responses throughout the learning process are now eligible activities for up to six CPD hours per year.
«Were citizens, visa holders, or lawful permanent residents to commit crimes that ICE declared insufficient to arrest and remove an illegal entrant — crimes such as shoplifting and identity theft, low - level DUIs, misdemeanor assaults, and illegal voting — law enforcement response would be prompt and certain... Visa holders would be denied extensions of their US stays or become inadmissible when applying to reenter.
Adriana has assisted school districts, law firms, accounting firms, and various other institutions in both the public and private sectors to fulfill their duties to conduct prompt and thorough investigations in response to workplace complaints.
It is the response of the individual lawyer, in support of a professional management approach, that enables the law office to provide a prompt, effective and profitable service.
Mark Donald: We will mention the recent Drexel law school scandal of a professor posting a rather interesting link and sending it out to all of her students, which actually prompted a very, very crappy response.
Z v United Kingdom (2002) 34 EHRR 3 put it succinctly: «A requirement of promptness and reasonable expedition is explicit... a prompt response by the authorities in investigating a use of lethal force may generally be regarded as essential in maintaining public confidence in their adherence to the rule of the law.»
These changes often prompt legal responses, as regulators and lawmakers determine how to reconcile the new world with laws that were built for the old one.