41. Jones Act - Practice And Procedure - Venue - In General to use term residence as anything more than reference to more general doctrinesof Defect as to venue may be waived and state court procedure governs as to http://www.shipguide.com/jones-act/vii_c_1.html

42. Jones Act - Practice And Procedure - Jurisdiction - In General Practice and procedure B. Jurisdiction - 1. In general. 514. generally. Provisionof 46 USCS Appx § 688 that jurisdiction shall be under court of district http://www.shipguide.com/jones-act/vii_b_1.html

43. KCOJ AOC Office Of General Counsel utilizing the Rules of Administrative procedure Part X Revising court of Justice PersonnelPolicies in conjunction all legislation while the general Assembly is http://www.kycourts.net/AOC/GeneralCounsel/AOC_GeneralCounsel.shtm

Site Directory Office of General Counsel Manager: Scott Furkin GeneralCounsel@mail.aoc.state.ky.us The Office of General Counsel (OGC) consists of the chief legal counsel, three staff attorneys, one administrative assistant, and one legal assistant. The OGC provides a full array of legal services to judges, circuit clerks and AOC Central Staff. The legal staff advises judges, circuit clerks, the Chief Justice, the Director of the AOC, and AOC Central Staff on a wide variety of issues including personnel law, contracts, changes in legislation, etc. On occasion, the OGC may be asked to research complex or novel legal issues, but most research requests received from court personnel are forwarded to the state law library. By statute, OGC attorneys are prohibited from providing legal advice to the general public and from practicing law in state courts. KRS 27A.050. Sample responsibilities for the OGC include: Arranging legal representation for judges and circuit clerks;

44. Pennsylvania Code (repealed), vested in the Supreme court of Pennsylvania the power to prescribeby general rule the practice and procedure in civil actions for the courts of http://www.pacode.com/secure/data/231/partItoc.html

PART I. GENERAL Chap. Rule APPEALS FROM CERTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE (View pdf) (View pdf) (View pdf) ... (View pdf) Rules of Civil Procedure Pursuant to such rule making power the Supreme Court appointed a Civil Procedural Rules Committee to assist the Court in the preparation and revision of the Rules. The Rules of Civil Procedure were recommended by the Committee and adopted by the Court. Specific numbers were assigned to the chapters of the rules as they were promulgated pursuant to a general plan. The explanatory notes following the Rules were prepared by the Committee for the convenience of the Bench and Bar but were not part of the Rules and were not officially adopted or promulgated by the Supreme Court. By an order of the Supreme Court dated December 31, 1968, all rules then in force governing practice and procedure in courts, including the rules of civil procedure, were continued in force under the Constitution of 1968 until suspended, revoked or modified pursuant to Article V, Section 10(c) of that Constitution. Equity Rules Equity Rule 92, adopted by the Supreme Court, May 13, 1940, and as amended Nov. 28, 1941, read as follows:

45. Home Supreme court. DPP. Attorney general. Minister for Justice. Births, Deaths Marriages. courtLists. Tribunals and Boards. court procedure. Litigants. Jurors. Witnesses. http://www.justice.wa.gov.au/

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46. NCGA General Statutes - GS § 50-13.9. Procedure To Insure Payment Of Child Supp order may be signed by the clerk or a district court judge, and shall be servedon the obligor pursuant to GS 1A1, Rule 4, Rules of Civil procedure. http://www.ncga.state.nc.us/Statutes/GeneralStatutes/HTML/BySection/Chapter_50/G

§ 50-13.9. Procedure to insure payment of child support.

47. League Of Wisconsin Municipalities May a municipal judge or circuit court judge impose a forfeiture in municipal budgetbe amended and what is the procedure for doing Governing Bodies general. http://www.lwm-info.org/legal/faq/faqindex.html

Frequently Asked Municipal Legal Questions Questions and comments are welcomed. Contact Claire Silverman, League Legal Counsel, at cms@lwm-info.org Recently Added FAQs Annexation Commissions ... Financial Procedure Governing Bodies General Open Meetings Law Parliamentary Procedure 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?

48. Rules Of Procedure For Arbitrating Disputes Relating To Natural Resources And / Secretarygeneral of the Permanent court of Arbitration UNCCD, and the Secretary-generaldelivered a Environmental Arbitration Rules as procedures suitable to http://www.pca-cpa.org/ENGLISH/EDR/

Environmental Dispute Resolution Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (approved June 19th, 2001 by the Administrative Council) Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (French version) (approved June 19th, 2001 by the Administrative Council) Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (Spanish version) (approved June 19th, 2001 by the Administrative Council) Optional Rules for Conciliation of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (approved April 16th, 2002 by the Administrative Council) Optional Rules for Conciliation of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (French version) (approved April 16th, 2002 by the Administrative Council) Member State Submissions for the Panel of Scientific Experts Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (Art. 27.5)

49. 37-1-204. Procedure In General Sessions Court. TITLE 37 JUVENILES. CHAPTER 1 JUVENILE courtS AND PROCEEDINGS. PART 2 JUVENILEcourt RESTRUCTURE ACT. 371-204. procedure in general sessions court. http://www.state.tn.us/tccy/tnchild/37/37-1-204.htm

Browse Previous Page Table of Contents Browse Next Page TITLE 37 JUVENILES CHAPTER 1 JUVENILE COURTS AND PROCEEDINGS PART 2 JUVENILE COURT RESTRUCTURE ACT 37-1-204. Procedure in general sessions court. Any general sessions court exercising juvenile court jurisdiction shall, when exercising such jurisdiction, have the title and style of juvenile court of county, and shall maintain a separate juvenile court docket and minutes, and hearings pursuant to this title shall be separate from general sessions court proceedings. NOTES TO DECISIONS 1. In General. The general assembly never intended to make the juvenile court a general sessions court; the intention was to transfer jurisdiction of the juvenile court to the general sessions court and to make the general sessions court a juvenile court when the subject matter before the court was within the jurisdiction conferred upon juvenile courts. Thus, the laws dealing with appeals from the general sessions court when that court is exercising nonjuvenile court jurisdiction were not controlling in an action to establish paternity, the controlling laws were the appellate procedures provided for juvenile courts. State ex rel. Winberry v. Brooks, 670 S.W.2d 631 (Tenn. Ct. App. 1984). Browse Previous Page Table of Contents Browse Next Page

50. GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURES (AMENDMENT) (SCOTLAND) BILL ENDORSED Committee has today endorsed the general principles of Executive s Bill amends theCriminal procedure (Scotland) Act proceedings of the High court of Justiciary http://www.scottish.parliament.uk/news/news-04/cj104-001.htm

Back Committee News Release Thursday 19 February 2004 GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURES (AMENDMENT) (SCOTLAND) BILL ENDORSED The Scottish Parliament's Justice 1 Committee has today endorsed the general principles of the Criminal Procedure (Amendment) (Scotland) Bill. ( Bill Report The Executive's Bill amends the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995 to provide for greater certainty in the proceedings of the High Court of Justiciary. The Bill also contains proposals affecting criminal cases dealt with by the sheriff courts under solemn procedure and other provisions which are relevant to both solemn and summary procedure cases, such as those relating to bail conditions. Some of the key proposed reforms are not in the Bill, such as early disclosure of evidence to the defence and preparatory meetings between the prosecution and defence prior to the preliminary hearing. Convener of the Committee, Pauline McNeill, said: "The Executive is proposing a package of measures of reform which are interdependent – some of which are contained in the Bill. The Committee has thoroughly examined the entire package with a view to striking the right balance between changes in culture and the statutory framework required to make the proposals work. “Above all, the Committee considers that in order for the new procedures to be effective it is fundamental that they are adequately resourced. The Committee places particular importance on the resourcing of criminal legal aid fees, the Crown Office and Procurators Fiscal Service and the judiciary.

51. Court Rules of appellate practice before the Maine Supreme Judicial court. the Maine Rules ofAppellate procedure and Maine The User s Guide is general, addressing cases http://www.courts.state.me.us/rules_forms_fees/rules/

State Agencies Web Policies My Maine.gov Email this page ... Home Search this site FAQ How Do I...? Find a Court/Driving Directions Site Map ... Contact Us Court Rules (Updated added 5-28-04) Amendments to the Maine Rules of Civil Procedure (Eff. 7-1-04) Amendments to the Maine Bar Rules (Rule 3.4) (Eff. 7-1-04) Amendments to the Maine Bar Rules (Rule 6(a)) (Eff. 7-1-04) Amendments to the Rules of the Family Division of the Maine District Court (Rule 3G) (Eff. 7-1-04) ... A Guide for Appeals to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court - September 29, 2003 Maine Rules of Appellate Procedure Complete rules (HTML) Download complete rules (PDF) (requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Web Introduction to the Maine Rules of Appellate Procedure (July 2003 Revision) This electronic document contains the Maine Rules of Appellate Procedure with amendments through those adopted and effective July 1,2003. Following each rule are relevant Advisory Notes for each section of the rules. The Advisory Notes are printed in dark red to distinguish them from the text of the rules , which are printed in black.

52. New York Code Search - MegaLaw.com SCP Surrogate s court procedure Article 1 - (101 - 106) general Article 2- (201 - 212) JURISDICTION AND POWERS Article 3 - (301 - 316) PROCEEDINGS http://www.megalaw.com/ny/nycodetoc.php?QUERYDATA=@LLSCP

53. UTAH STATE LEGISLATURE UTAH STATE LEGISLATURE Similar Bills 1999 general Session. Similar Bills,court procedure. HB0379, court Administrator Amendments. SB0196, http://www.le.state.ut.us/asp/relatedbill/similar.asp?Year=1999&scode=02915

54. JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE - GENERAL PROVISIONS JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL procedure (TITLE 42). CHAPTER 1 general PROVISIONS. court decisionsoverturning them, later statutes amending them, and a host of other http://members.aol.com/StatutesPA/42.Cp.1.html

Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes JUDICIARY AND JUDICIAL PROCEDURE (TITLE 42) PART I. PRELIMINARY PROVISIONS CHAPTER 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS Short title of title. Definitions. Principles of construction. The complete Pennsylvania Statutes are not yet available on the web. However, selected portions have been made available and can be accessed by CLICKING HERE. These statutes, though available instantaneously over the web, may not be the current law. Court decisions overturning them, later statutes amending them, and a host of other factors come into play when interpreting them. They are provided here as a resource. They should provide some information about the state of the law. However, a competent lawyer, who from other sources will research the law to insure what is current, should always be employed in matters of importance. Visit/Return to Home Page of Pennsylvania District Court 15-4-04. Title 42, Judiciary and Judicial Procedure Chapter 1 / Judiciary@aol.com / last revised August 1999

55. DocumentFrame for the proper administration of justice, which procedure shall not of a bench warrant,the municipal court shall assess shall be deposited in the general fund http://fws.municode.com/CGI-BIN/om_isapi.dll?infobase=13397.nfo&jump=ch026.x1-26

56. The Sinn/IRA World Terrorists Court Martial Procedure The Sinn/IRA World Terrorists court Martial procedure. 4. When a courtmartial isset up by a Unit O appoint any officer other than the Adjutant general to act http://www.residentgroups.fsnet.co.uk/courtmartialprocedure.htm

Here we will examine and learn the Real truth about the so-called "Residents Groups" The Sinn/I.R.A. World Terrorists Court Martial Procedure. 1. A Court-martial is set up by the O/C of any Unit or by the C/S to try any Volunteer on a specific charge or charges. 2. The Court shall consist of three members of equal rank or higher than the accused. 3. The Convening Officer will appoint one member of the Court as President. 4. When a Court-martial is set up by a Unit O/C, the Adjutant of the Unit, or some member of the Unit delegated by the Adjutant of the Unit to do so, will act as Prosecuting Counsel. When the Convening Authority is the C/S, he may appoint any officer other than the Adjutant General to act as Prosecution Counsel. 5. The accused may call on any Volunteer to act as his defence Counsel, or, if he so desires, may defend the case himself. 6. A copy of the charges shall be supplied to the accused in reasonable time before the case is heard to enable him to prepare his defence. The Convening Authority may either supply the accused with a summary of the evidence it is proposed to place before the Court, or arrange for a preliminary hearing at which the witnesses for the prosecution will give oath, a summary of their testimony. At such preliminary hearing, neither defence nor prosecution counsel will be present, but the accused may cross-examine the witnesses. The evidence shall be taken down in writing from each witness, shall be read over to him and signed by him. If the accused wishes to make a statement or give evidence on oath he must be cautioned that anything he says may be taken down and used in evidence, at any subsequent hearing of the case.

57. A Guide To Court Procedure can be filed with the District court on this of Civil procedure and the Code of procedureconcerning Personal accordance with the interest of the general public http://www.courts.go.jp/english/procedure/minji1-1_e.html

Civil Action and its Proceedings Types of Civil Action The scope of civil actions is quite extensive, and it includes variety of cases. These cases may be generally categorized under the following four types: The first type is the suit seeking resolution of legal diputes between individuals, chiefly relating to the property right. For example, suits seeking repayment of a loan, eviction from a real estate or damages for injuries sustained fall within this category. This type of civil suit, called "common action (tsujo sosho jiken)," is tried in accordance with the Law of Civil Procedure. The second type is the suit seeking for payment of bills and checks which is tried in accordance with the special provision in the Law of Civil Procedure. This type of suit, called "bills and checks action" was adopted as a result of the amendments to the Law of Civil Procedure in 1964. In this type of suits evidence is restricted only to documentary evidence and examination of the parties to enable to render a executory judgment speedily. However, an opportunity to demand a retrial in accordance with the procedure for the common action in the first instance court is left. A plaintiff seeking for payment of bills or checks has an option whether he/she brings a lawsuit as this type of action or as the common action. The third type is that which pertains to disputes on the domestic relationship. A suits for divorce, recognition of paternity are some of the examples. In 1949, the Family Court was established to mediate in this type of cases through an informal discussion called the conciliation proceedings. According to the law, the conciliation proceedings in the Family Court must be exhausted before the lawsuit can be filed with the District Court on this kind of disputes. This type of case, commonly referred to as "personal affairs action (jinji sosho jiken)," is tried according to the Law of Civil Procedure and the Code of Procedure concerning Personal Affairs. This Code provides for special rules necessary for the disposition of such personal actions in accordance with the interest of the general public.

58. Arizona Criminal Laws And DUI Law Court Procedure. Howard Snader. Arizona Criminal Laws general court and Procedural Information. Typeof Offense. In Arizona there are two basic types of criminal http://www.notcriminal.com/arizona-criminal-laws-dui-law-procedure.html

Arizona Criminal Laws General Court and Procedural Information Type of Offense In Arizona there are two basic types of criminal offenses: Misdemeanors and Felonies. A misdemeanor is any criminal offense in which no prison is possible, but jail is possible. A felony is any criminal offense in which prison is possible. Jail is controlled by the County and may allow for work release or work furlough . A jail sentence may not exceed one year from the date of conviction. Probation is possible and may or may not be supervised by the courts. Prison is controlled by the State of Arizona. No work release or furlough is possible . In most cases, you are not eligible for release until you have served at least 85% of your time. Prison may be as little as 4 months and as high as a life sentence or incarceration pending the execution of a death sentence. Initial Appearance (IA) After being arrested, you will be brought before the court for an initial appearance. The basic function of the IA is for you to be advised of the reasons for your arrest, to set the conditions of your release, and to advise you of your next court date.

59. South Dakota Codified Laws And Constitution 22 Arrest and bail in civil cases (Repealed) 23 Discharge from imprisonment on civilprocess (Repealed) 24 Supreme court procedure in general 24A Certification http://legis.state.sd.us/statutes/Index.cfm?FuseAction=DisplayStatute&FindType=S

60. Kansas Judicial Branch - Rules Relating To District Courts general and Administrative. 121, procedure Under Kansas Standard Asset Seizure andForfeiture 122, Electronic Filing and Transmission of District court Documents. http://www.kscourts.org/ctruls/disctndx.htm

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