Sentences with phrase «review of the court clerk»

First, the review of the court clerk's email logs confirmed that the email with the court's order was served and received by the law firm's server.

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Long before she embarked upon the journey that is now the Corporation for Social Security Claiming Strategies, Cheryl was an avid researcher and writer as Managing Editor of the Law Review and clerk in the appellate screening division of the Rhode Island Supreme Court where she had several successes.....

She earned her law degree from the Southwestern University School of Law and graduated Cum Laude, was an Associate Editor for the Law Review, and on the Dean's List, and began her legal career as a law clerk for Magistrate Judge Margaret A. Nagle, United States District Court, Los Angeles, and as an associate at the prestigious law firm of Brobeck Phleger & Harrison LLP.

A graduate of Amherst College and Columbia Law School, where he was Editor - in - Chief of the Law Review, Cerf also was a law clerk to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.

I'm sorry, but I can't get all that interested in the blanket coverage about Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan's view on this or that as expressed in a draft of a law review article she co-wrote in 1992; or in the possible hint on her view of the correct interpretation of the 4th Amendment that she shared with the clerk at Blockbuster in 1997.

Successful Applicant will be self - starter, understand the flow of guardianship and probate filings, be able to start at 8:30 a.m. in Dallas Firm, be capable of professionally assisting clients, know how to e-file, resolve e-filing issues, correspond with clerks, courts, and counsel, keep calendars, draft typical pleadings for attorney review

Melissa earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Valparaiso University School of Law, where she was a member of the Valparaiso University Law Review and served as a law clerk for the Honorable Andrew P. Rodovich in the Northern District of Indiana federal court.

Once completed a clerk could review the form to see if everything had been correctly entered, and if the file needed to be flagged for an appointment with a court appointed lawyer to guide one or both parties on the data entry, or for a show cause hearing if a party is in default of their obligation to complete the form or to do so accurately.

In addition to his experience acting for and before administrative tribunals, Michael is a past law clerk to a Judge of the Federal Court of Appeal, and is the co-author of the legal reference text Standards of Review of Federal Administrative Tribunals, published by Butterworths.

I can't resist passing on the postscript to Norman Siebrasse's excellent post on standard of review issues raised in a recent (and interesting) patent case at the Federal Court: Finally, on a personal note, Dunsmuir was the clerk of the court in Fredericton, New Brunswick (the full name of the case is Dunsmuir v New Brunswick), and my wife and I were married in 2004 at the Fredericton City Hall, by David Dunsmuir, about a year before he was removed from ofCourt: Finally, on a personal note, Dunsmuir was the clerk of the court in Fredericton, New Brunswick (the full name of the case is Dunsmuir v New Brunswick), and my wife and I were married in 2004 at the Fredericton City Hall, by David Dunsmuir, about a year before he was removed from ofcourt in Fredericton, New Brunswick (the full name of the case is Dunsmuir v New Brunswick), and my wife and I were married in 2004 at the Fredericton City Hall, by David Dunsmuir, about a year before he was removed from office.

As part of the Supreme Court's August 27, 2014 Administrative Order revising implementation of the 365 day rule, «In the event no request for a final hearing is received by the Clerk of Court within the time period prescribed and there is no other order by the Chief Administrative Judge extending the case, the Clerk of Court shall prepare an Order of Dismissal without prejudice and provide the order and file for review by the Chief Administrative Judge.»

He mentions that unlike most of the Supreme Court justices, he does not participate in the cert pool, where clerks review petitions and recommend to the court whether they should be graCourt justices, he does not participate in the cert pool, where clerks review petitions and recommend to the court whether they should be gracourt whether they should be granted.

A justice of the peace previously reprimanded for sexually harassing several court clerks is seeking to quash the decision of the Justices of the Peace Review Council that found him guilty of misconduct.

Parties interested in receiving additional information are encouraged to review the case file available in the Supreme Court Clerk's Office (614.387.9530), or to contact counsel of record.

Prior to joining the firm, Ed served as law clerk to the Honorable Bryan Simpson of the Fifth Circuit United States Court of Appeals and was a member of the University of Florida Law Review.

Education J.D. Marquette University Law School — 1989, Member — Marquette Law Review, Law Clerk to the Honorable Michael T. Sullivan — Wisconsin Court of Appeals — 1989 - 1990 Honors B.A. Marquette University College of Arts and Sciences — 1986 (Majors: History; English; Minor: Philosophy)

Presumably in an effort to get earlier and ultimately more attention from the Supreme Court clerks evaluating cert petitions, Samsung yesterday filed (once agai well ahead of a deadline) an optional reply brief in support of its request that the Supreme Court review the Federal Circuit's en banc decision in the second Apple v. Samsung case (this post continues below the document):

Ed graduated from Georgetown University and the University of Chicago Law School, where he was an editor of The University of Chicago Law Review, and he clerked for the Hon. Emilio M. Garza on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Two different family law attorneys have asked — nay demanded — that I blog about the July 19, 2012 South Carolina Supreme Court Administrative Order suspending application of South Carolina Family Court Rule 24 as it relates to the review and enforcement of Title IV - D child support payments paid through the clerk of cCourt Administrative Order suspending application of South Carolina Family Court Rule 24 as it relates to the review and enforcement of Title IV - D child support payments paid through the clerk of cCourt Rule 24 as it relates to the review and enforcement of Title IV - D child support payments paid through the clerk of courtcourt.

«Influence on the Supreme Court Bench Could Be an Inside Job»: Today in The New York Times, Adam Liptak's «Sidebar» column focuses on a new study published in the DePaul Law Review that claims to show that the political leanings of law clerks do influence the votes of U.S. Supreme Court Justices.

As if that wasn't sufficient training to face the Supreme Court justices, he then completed the legal world's stations of the cross: serving as editor of the Harvard Law Review; clerking for the 4th Circuit's J. Michael Luttig and then U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.

Skip to next paragraph For almost 20 years, eight of the nine justices on the Supreme Court have assigned their law clerks to a shared legal labor pool that streamlines the work of reviewing incoming cases.

You may review your case by visiting the Clerk of Court's website at www.brevardclerk.us > Public Records Search > Case Search category.

• Dedicated Deputy Clerk with 9 + years of extensive experience in handling the review, filing and processing of court documents, anticipating a position at City of Chesapeake.

Served as Law Clerk to the Civil Judges of the Richmond Circuit Court; researched and drafted opinions; reviewed and prepared the judges prior to motions hearing and trial

Office of the Attorney General (Chicago, IL) 2005 — 2006 Law Clerk • Acted as an Attorney General liaison to the California Attorney General and District Attorney regarding extradition and interstate compact issues relating to Illinois death row inmates in California custody • Appeared in court on behalf of the Attorney General's Office as a 711 licensed student • Drafted legal memoranda, correspondence, pleadings, and extradition materials for review by senior staff

Prior to joining Stark & Stark, Ms. Cooke was a law clerk to The Honorable Michael J. Haas, J.S.C., in the Family Part of Burlington County Superior Court where she researched and assisted in the drafting of tentative decisions, organized and reviewed pending motions, and verified procedural compliance with court rCourt where she researched and assisted in the drafting of tentative decisions, organized and reviewed pending motions, and verified procedural compliance with court rcourt rules.

Then if unredeemed, the file is sent to the Clerk of Circuit Courts for review.

For example, you can go here to review the February 2016 Foreclosure Auction Schedule as published by the Miami Dade County Clerk of Courts.