League Of Wisconsin Municipalities May a municipal judge or circuit court judge impose League have any outlines or articles explaining what Are there any statutory procedures that a municipality http://www.lwm-info.org/legal/faq/faqindex.html
Extractions: Questions and comments are welcomed. Contact Claire Silverman, League Legal Counsel, at cms@lwm-info.org Recently Added FAQs Health ... Zoning Recently Added FAQs (3/29/2004) Zoning FAQ185. Does Wisconsin's Smart Growth law require that cities and villages adopt a comprehensive plan? Intoxicating Liquors FAQ186. Can an alcohol beverage licensee allow a person to bring their own alcohol into a licensed premises for consumption or other use? Officers FAQ187. Is a village president a chief executive officer? Back to Top Annexation Is there a process for de-annexing property from a municipality? Can a municipality validly annex a parcel of land that would be attached to the municipality by a narrow strip of land running a significant distance from the current municipality border to the parcel proposed for annexation? Back to Top What is the proper procedure for filling a vacancy on the village board or common council? Does a council member or village trustee vacate their office by temporarily moving out of the district or village they represent?
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EFTA Court - INSTRUCTIONS TO THE REGISTRAR thereto;; notices on lodging of cases, as referred to in Article 14(6) of the Rules of procedure;; from the Register;; subject to a decision by the court to the http://www.eftacourt.lu/registrar.asp
Extractions: The official opening hours of the Registry shall be from 9.00 to 12.00 and from 14.00 to 16.00 from Monday to Friday, except on the official holidays as decided by the EFTA Court. In any event the Registry shall at every public hearing held by the Court be open to the public half an hour before the hearing begins. Article 2 The Registrar shall be responsible for maintaining the files of pending cases and for keeping them fully up to date. He shall arrange for translation of documents as provided for in the Rules of Procedure. Article 3 The Registrar shall be responsible for drawing up minutes of decisions pursuant to the Rules of Procedure. He shall submit them to the responsible Judges for their signatures. The Registrar shall ensure that where the Agreement between the EFTA States on the establishment of a Surveillance Authority and a Court of Justice, the Rules of Procedure or any other act giving powers to the Court provide for a document to be served, a notice to be given or a communication to be made the steps are carried out in accordance with the Rules of Procedure; unless otherwise provided in Article 75(1) or by decision of the Court, all documents, notices and communications shall be sent by registered post, accompanied by a note signed by the Registrar giving the number of the case and the registration number of the document, together with a brief indication as to its nature. A copy of the note shall be appended to the original document.
Extractions: Registrar Curriculum Study Abroad Financial Aid ... Contact Info Publication Procedures The Villanova Journal of Law and Investment Management encourages contributions from lawyers, regulators, academics and others on any aspect of the law of investment management. The Journal seeks articles that make original contributions to the literature in the field. The editors also value highly thoroughness of research and clarity of expression. The Journal is a peer-reviewed publication. The editors rely on the recommendations of peer reviewers in making all publication decisions. Because the Journal is peer-reviewed, potential contributors must provide the Journal All textual material — including notes and references — must be double-spaced. All pages must be numbered. Notes and references should be placed separately, double-spaced, as endnotes. Within the article, use short subheadings for organization and emphasis. Include a cover page with title, author’s address and affiliations, mailing address, e-mail address, and phone and fax numbers. To ensure anonymity in the review process, the first page of the text should show only the title of the submission. Articles should be submitted to the Editor either as e-mail attachments or on 3½" floppy diskettes. The file should be in Microsoft Word, WordPerfect or ASCII. Artwork, including tables, charts, and graphs, must be of camera-ready quality. Each should be on a separate page and mailed to the Editor. Proper placement for all artwork must be indicated within text (e.g., "Insert Table 2 here").
Court Procedures For Handling Intoxicated Drivers This article provides an overview of the court procedures currently used to handle DWI offenders. The article first reviews some http://www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh25-1/32-42.htm
Extractions: - WHAT'S NEW - Free Science Curricula Available for Teachers www.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/Newsletter/newsletter-index.htm">Current NIAAA Newsletter College Drinking Prevention Web Site Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free Kids Web Site Court Procedures for Handling Intoxicated Drivers Robert B. Voas, Ph.D., and Deborah A. Fisher, Ph.D. ROBERT B. VOAS, PH.D., is a senior research scientist and DEBORAH A. FISHER, PH.D., is an associate research scientist at the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation, Calverton, Maryland The courts have implemented numerous approaches to reduce the probability of recidivism among people apprehended for or convicted of driving while intoxicated. Although traditional punitive sanctions, such as fines and incarceration, are commonly used, they have not eliminated drinking and driving in the United States K EY WORDS : court ruling; sanction; drinking and driving; impaired driver; rehabilitation; drug court; license suspension; ignition interlock device; electronic monitoring of offenders; deterrence of AODU (alcohol or other drug [AOD] use, abuse, and dependence); AOD education
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Extractions: Bar News The Circuit Court's Staff Attorney writes articles, titled Short Circuits , that are published in the local bar associations' newsletters. The articles offer practice tips on conducting business with the Circuit Court and the Judges' Office. Article titles, a synopsis of each, and the publication dates are listed below. The full text of each article may be viewed in the Adobe file format. Click the PLEASE NOTE: Staff Attorney Assistance: The Staff Attorney is available to answer general questions and to assist you as you do business with the Court. However, he/she cannot give you legal advice . Further, he/she is not responsible for the content of documents submitted to the Court or for ensuring that the parties comply with the filing requirements.
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The Constitutional Court: Decisions that alongside with the persons listed in Article 316.1 of the Criminal procedure Code of be conferred with the right to participate in court debates on http://www.constitutional-court-az.org/decisions/04_06_99.htm
Extractions: ON BEHALF OF AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC DECISION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC On Participation of a Victim in Criminal Procedure 4 June, 1999 Baku city The Constitutional Court of Azerbaijan Republic composed of Kh. Hajiyev (Chairman), Judges, F. Babayev (Reporter Judge), B.Garibov, R. Gvaladze, E.Mamedov, S.Salmanova, A.Soultanov, joined in the proceedings by the Court Clerk, I. Ismayilov, legal representative of the subject interested in special constitutional proceedings, Ch. Bashirov, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan Republic, Professor D. Movsoumov, Expert, Doctor of Law, Head of Criminal Procedure Board of Law Faculty of Baku State University named after M.E. Rasulzade, being guided by Article 130.4 of the Constitution of Azerbaijan Republic has examined in open judicial session via special constitutional proceedings the petition N 5-1/99 of 29 March 1999, submitted by the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan Republic concerning interpretation of issue related to participation of a victim in court debates. having heard and discussed the report of Judge F. Babayev, statements of Ch. Bashirov, legal representative of the subject interested in special constitutional proceedings, conclusion of expert D. Movsoumov, the Constitutional Court of Azerbaijan Republic
The Constitutional Court: Decisions 1. According to Article 94.1.1 and 94.1.6 of Republic to speed up the determination of this procedure. and Bulletin of the Constitutional court of Azerbaijan http://www.constitutional-court-az.org/decisions/12_05_99.htm
Extractions: ON BEHALF OF AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC DECISION OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT OF AZERBAIJAN REPUBLIC On Determination of the Procedure of Consideration by Courts of Complaints Concerning Application by Person, Making Inquest, Investigator or Prosecutor of Detention As a Measure of Suppression 12 May, 1999 Baku city The Constitutional Court of Azerbaijan Republic composed of Kh.Hajiyev (Chairman), Judges, F.Babayev, B.Garibov, R.Gvaladze (Reporter Judge), S.Salmanova, A.Sultanov, E.Mamedov joined in the proceedings by the Court Clerk, I. Ismayilov, the legal representatives of the subjects interested in special constitutional proceedings, Ch.Bashirov, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan Republic and M.Agazade, Judge of the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan Republic, the specialists, Kh.Veliyev and N.Allahverdiyev, Deputies to the Prosecutor General of Azerbaijan Republic, the experts, Professor D.Movsumov, Head of Criminal Procedure Board of Baku State University and Professor A.Abbasguliyev, Head of Civil Procedure and Environment Law Board of Baku State University, in accordance with Article 130.4 of the Constitution of Azerbaijan Republic has examined in open judicial session the case by the petition of the Supreme Court of Azerbaijan Republic of 3 March 1999 N 5-1/99 on interpretation of possibility of consideration in framework of Articles 243-1-243-7 of Civil Procedure Code of Azerbaijan Republic of complaints concerning application by person, making inquest, investigator or prosecutor of detention as a measure of suppression
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Extractions: RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE INTER-AMERICAN COURT OF HUMAN RIGHTS Approved on November 25, 2003, during Sessions 9 and 10 of the Court’s LXI Ordinary Period of Sessions, held from November 20 to December 4, 2003. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS Article 1. Purpose 1. These Rules regulate the organization and establish the procedure of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights. 2. The Court may adopt such other Rules as may be necessary to carry out its functions. 3. In the absence of a provision in these Rules or in case of doubt as to their interpretation, the Court shall decide. Article 2. Definitions For the purposes of these Rules: 1. the term “ Agent ” refers to the person designated by a State to represent it before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights; 2. the term “ Deputy Agent ” refers to the person designated by a State to assist the Agent in the discharge of his duties and to replace him during his temporary absences; 3. the expression “
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Extractions: View Legal Updates By: Publication Date Practice Area Location Newsletters ... Home Sorted by Date of A unanimous U. S. Supreme Court has ruled a four-year statute of limitations applies to a class action lawsuit alleging wrongful discharge, hostile work environment, and refusal to transfer in violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1991.
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