Extractions: The Office of the Clerk of the United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia is dedicated to providing the administrative support, within the bounds of the law, necessary to ensure the effective administration of justice within the United States District Court of the Western District of Virginia. This mission includes developing financial, information and document management systems to establish, maintain and retrieve official case records, to oversee information processing during sessions of the Court, and to respond to orders of the Court. In conjunction with this mission, the Office of the Clerk provides assistance with and informs members of the public and the bar of procedures observed by the Court and of the status of cases maintained by the Office of the Clerk. New Standing Orders
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Extractions: CHAPTER 112 CHAPITRE 112 PROCEDURE AT COURTS MARTIAL PROCÉDURE DEVANT LA COUR MARTIALE (Refer carefully to article (Definitions) when reading every regulation in this chapter.) (Avoir soin de se reporter à l'article (Définitions) à propos de chaque règlement contenu dans le présent chapitre.) Section 1 General Section 1 Généralités 112.01 APPLICATION 112.01 APPLICATION This chapter applies to the procedure at courts martial. Le présent chapitre sapplique à la procédure devant la cour martiale. (G) (P.C. 1999-1305 of 8 July 1999 effective 1 September 1999) (G) (C.P. 1999-1305 du 8 juillet 1999 en vigueur le 1 er septembre 1999) 112.02 DEFINITION 112.02 DÉFINITION In this chapter, unless the context otherwise requires, "accused" means the accused personally or legal counsel acting on behalf of the accused. Dans le présent chapitre, à moins que le contexte nexige une interprétation différente, lexpression «accusé» sentend, selon le cas, de laccusé ou dun avocat qui agit au nom de laccusé. (G) (P.C. 1999-1305 of 8 July 1999 effective 1 September 1999)
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Extractions: Appealing to an administrative court Hearing of matters Legal costs Appealing against a decision of the administrative court ... Finnish courts - Administrative courts The judicial oversight of administrative acts is the task of the administrative courts and the Supreme Administrative Court. Other judicial matters are seen to by the general courts and the special courts. It is required by the Constitution of Finland that the law is conscientiously observed in all public activity. A person or a corporation considering that a decision of a state or local authority in a matter pertaining to that person or corporation is illegal is as a rule entitled to appeal against the decision. When making a decision, an authority must provide information on how and where to appeal against the decision. In many cases, it is possible first to seek self-rectification, after which it is possible to lodge an appeal with an administrative court. The judicial districts of the administrative courts are based on the provinces, so that one district covers from one to three provinces.
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LII: Law About...Criminal Procedure The procedure for criminal trials in federal courts is outlined in Title 18. US CircuitCourts of Appeals Recent Criminal procedure Decisions. State Material. http://www.law.cornell.edu/topics/criminal_procedure.html
Extractions: Law About . . . collection home search tell me more LII home ... donate Criminal procedure is composed of the rules governing the series of proceedings through which the substantive criminal law is enforced. In the United States, most crimes are defined by local and state government, though the federal government has adopted its own criminal code, at Title 18 , to deal with activities extending beyond state boundaries or having special impact on federal operations. The procedure for criminal trials in federal courts is outlined in Title 18 . States also have statutes that set out the framework for criminal procedure, subject to important constitutional limits. For example, the U.S. Constitution Bill of Rights provides basic protections including the right to an attorney, the right to not testify, the right to confront witnesses, and the right to a jury trial, among others. State constitutions may increase, but not take away from the federal protections. The American criminal system is an adversarial and accusatorial model. Criminal procedure must balance the defendant's rights and the state's interests in a speedy and efficient trial with the desire for justice. Therefore, the rules of criminal procedure are designed to ensure that a defendant's rights are protected.
Extractions: Publications Press notices Consultation papers Reports and reviews ... Archive A Department for Constitutional Affairs Consultation Paper Courts Boards: constitution and procedures September 2003 The courts are an essential public service and the way in which they are run is of relevance to everyone. Although the majority of people do not come into contact with the courts, they provide services which all of us may need one day. People are entitled to expect a court service that meets their needs. That is why, in creating a unified administration for all the courts in England and Wales, we are establishing community focussed Courts Boards. The Courts Boards will provide a vital local input, to ensure that the courts administration is run in a way that meets the needs of their area. They will draw on their experiences to encourage innovation in the way that services are delivered. It is vital that we identify the right people with the right skills and abilities to become members of Courts Boards, members who represent the rich diversity of the local communities served by the courts. It is essential, therefore, that the selection process is open, transparent and fair. In order to ensure that Courts Boards have a strong role, we are giving them a statutory basis. We want to use secondary legislation to define their constitution and their procedures, to ensure that the framework within which they operate is clear.
Section 208-100 Appeal To Circuit Court--procedure. Chapter 208 Old Age Assistance, Aid to Dependent Children and general Relief Section208.100 August 28, 2003. Appeal to circuit courtprocedure. 208.100. http://www.moga.state.mo.us/statutes/C200-299/2080000100.HTM
Extractions: Appeal to circuit courtprocedure. 208.100. 1. Any claimant aggrieved by the decision of the director of the division of family services made under section 208.080 may appeal to the circuit court of the county in which such claimant resides within ninety days from the date of the action and decision appealed from. 2. The division shall furnish the claimant, upon request, with proper form of affidavit for appeal from the director of the division of family services to the circuit court. 3. Upon the affidavit for appeal, duly executed by the claimant before an officer authorized to administer oaths, being filed with the division within ninety days from the date of the decision of the director of the division of family services the entire record preserved in the case at the time of the claimant's hearing, together with the hearing decision and the affidavit for appeal, shall be certified by the director of the division of family services to the circuit court and the case shall be docketed as other civil cases except that neither party shall be required to give bond or deposit any money for docket fee on appeal to the circuit court. 4. Such appeal shall be tried in the circuit court upon the record of the proceedings had before and certified by the director of the division of family services, which shall in such case be certified and included in the return of said director to the court.
