21. Indian Law - India Legal Issues - Foreign Marriage - ShaadiTimes legal issues. to marry a spinster girl either Indian or a foreigner, not being a girl Refusal And Appeal If the marriage is prohibited by any law in force in http://www.shaadi.com/wedding/legal/legal/030501-foreign-marriage.php

Select Country Australia Bahrain Canada China France Germany Indonesia Italy Japan Kenya Kuwait Malaysia Philippines Qatar Russian Fed. Saudi Arabia Singapore Thailand UAE UK USA Others A relationship and wedding portal by Shaadi.com Home Our Experts ShaadiTimers eNovel ... Matrimonial Search in All channels Legal Celebrities Legal Travel Wedding Planning Search Tips Legal Legal Issues Ask Our Expert Channels Channels Celebrities Legal Travel Wedding Planning ShaadiTimes Newsletter ShaadiTimes Newsletter Subscribe for a rich reading experience View Sample Legal Issues Marriages of citizens of India outside India The Legislation has made provision for Indian Citizens to marry in countries outside India, by enacting an Act called “The Foreign Marriage Act 1969’’. The rules of the Act are as below: Give Notice If a man who is Indian, a bachelor, above the age of twenty one, living in a foreign country or on a foreign ship which is in the territorial waters outside of India, desires to marry a spinster girl either Indian or a foreigner, not being a girl within the degree of prohibited relationship (related by blood) and if both man and woman are neither idiots or lunatics and are capable of giving valid consent to marriage, they may give Notice of their intended marriage to such “Marriage officer” appointed by the Central Government in the Country of their residence. The Marriage Officer may be Diplomatic representative in the Embassy or High Commission or Consulate as the case may be. To Whom And How The Notice is to be given in writing in the specified Form One of the parties to the intended marriage should have resided in that place (country - city) for at least thirty days prior to the Notice of marriage. The Marriage Officer shall have such notice published in his own office and in India and the country in which the parties are ordinarily resident.

22. Indian Law - India Legal Issues - Special Marriage - ShaadiTimes legal issues. Specialises in Family law. Intended marriage; Neither party to a marriage must have a spouse living at the time of marriage, bigamy being not only http://www.shaadi.com/wedding/legal/legal/030922-special-marriage.php

Select Country Australia Bahrain Canada China France Germany Indonesia Italy Japan Kenya Kuwait Malaysia Philippines Qatar Russian Fed. Saudi Arabia Singapore Thailand UAE UK USA Others A relationship and wedding portal by Shaadi.com Home Our Experts ShaadiTimers eNovel ... Matrimonial Search in All channels Legal Celebrities Legal Travel Wedding Planning Search Tips Legal Legal Issues Ask Our Expert Channels Channels Celebrities Legal Travel Wedding Planning ShaadiTimes Newsletter ShaadiTimes Newsletter Subscribe for a rich reading experience View Sample Legal Issues The requirements for a civil marriage Jai Vaidya Leading advocate at the Mumbai High Court. Specialises in Family Law. Conducts pre-marital orientation workshops. The Special Marriage Act 1956 permits marriage between persons of any religion, provided they are not within the degrees of prohibited relationship and provided all other requirements mentioned below are met. It also requires one month's prior written notice given to the Registrar of Marriages, before the solemnization of the same. Marriages performed under other Acts and religions can also be registered under the Special Marriage Act 1956 by following necessary procedure. The Marriage solemnized under the Special Marriage Act is also commonly referred to as a Civil marriage.

23. Briefing Paper On Legal Issues And Witness Protection In Criminal Cases - Chapte BRIEFING PAPER ON legal issues AND witness PROTECTION IN Case law illustrates the overriding general principle that anonymity or other protective legal measures http://www.scotland.gov.uk/cru/kd01/green/briefing-09.htm

BRIEFING PAPER ON LEGAL ISSUES AND WITNESS PROTECTION IN CRIMINAL CASES CHAPTER SEVEN: WITNESS'S RIGHTS v. ACCUSED'S RIGHTS There is little explicit acknowledgement in domestic law of the potential conflict between the rights of the accused and the position of witnesses. It is doubtless assumed that the latter, as part of the criminal justice process, are afforded adequate protection by the police pre- and post-trial, and by the bench (and possibly the Crown) during the trial. However where such protection is forthcoming it is at the discretion of one or more of those agencies. The lack of guidelines, whether in statutory form or as a code of practice, leads to a variable and necessarily uncertain level of protection which is unsatisfactory. In European Law all of the case law involves accused persons as applicants and the focus is on their rights under Article 6 generally and Article 6 (3) (d) in particular, which requires "equality of arms" between the prosecution and the defence in relation to the attendance and examination of witnesses. Witnesses are given no rights under Article 6 and neither are complainers, whether witnesses or not. Article 6 is concerned only with persons accused of crimes. However, as already indicated above, some attempts have been made in the case law to acknowledge the vulnerability of particular witnesses and their need for protection in particular kinds of crime. Case law illustrates the overriding general principle that the accused should have "the right of confrontation" but also that such right is subject to some modification in certain circumstances. In particular, certain categories of witness, as outlined in the European cases already noted, may attract anonymity or other protective legal measures.

24. Teaching Domestic Violence Legal Issues violence, (12) or they may know friends or family members who are being abused or Incorporating domestic violence legal issues into law school curricula http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/ovc/publications/infores/etedv/advan.htm

Teaching Domestic Violence Legal Issues in the Law Schools Benefits Students and Improves the Practice of Law The legal profession has a unique role to play in developing and implementing coordinated community responses to domestic violence. To realize this goal, however, law school programs must ensure that law students who may become prosecutors, defense attorneys, family law attorneys, general practitioners, business leaders, legislators, lobbyists, policy analysts, or judges attain an adequate understanding of domestic violence issues. Continuing legal education or pro bono training programs can train lawyers to handle these cases well, but such programs often come too late in a busy legal professional's career to have a real impact on legal practice. Incorporating domestic violence law into the various curricula used in law schools will provide students with the substantive and lawyering skills necessary to competently represent clients and improve the system's response to domestic violence. One of the most important services law schools can provide in helping to end domestic violence is to ensure that graduating law students understand what domestic violence is and how many areas of law it affects. It is startling how many lawyers do not know what the legal definition of domestic violence is or what abusive behaviors are covered by the law. Because domestic violence is a pattern of actions, legal professionals must be trained to scrutinize even seemingly benign activities like making a telephone call or sending flowers to a former victim.

25. Lawyers particularly heavy pressure, especially when a case is being tried. judges; and through research and writing on legal issues for the school’s law journal http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos053.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Lawyers Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Formal educational requirements for lawyers include a 4-year college degree, 3 years in law school, and the passing of a written bar examination. Competition for admission to most law schools is intense. Demand for lawyers will be spurred by the growth of legal action in such areas as health care, intellectual property, international law, elder law, environmental law, and sexual harassment. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top The legal system affects nearly every aspect of our society, from buying a home to crossing the street. Lawyers form the backbone of this vital system, linking it to society in myriad ways. For that reason, they hold positions of great responsibility and are obligated to adhere to a strict code of ethics. Lawyers , also called attorneys , act as both advocates and advisors in our society. As advocates, they represent one of the parties in criminal and civil trials by presenting evidence and arguing in court to support their client. As advisors, lawyers counsel their clients concerning their legal rights and obligations and suggest particular courses of action in business and personal matters. Whether acting as an advocate or an advisor, all attorneys research the intent of laws and judicial decisions and apply the law to the specific circumstances faced by their client.

26. Topics At Interface Psychology Law JW Dixon PhD JD The law puts great weight on eyewitness testimony only about 28% of eye witnesses being correct in all to correctly identify the psycholegal issues and conduct http://www.psychologyandlaw.com/topics.htm

27. Tools and nonmaleficence; the second is that issues of justice these cards are given due weight by the law. The child Jehovah s witness patient A legal and ethical http://www.med.unipi.it/patchir/bloodl/bmr/legal.htm

Ethico-legal issues THE ADULT PATIENT THE CHILD PATIENT THE ADULT PATIENT Kerridge I, Lowe M, Seldon M, Enno A, Deveridge S: Clinical and ethical issues in the treatment of a Jehovah's Witness with acute myeloblastic leukemia. Arch Intern Med 1997 Aug 11;157(15):1753-1757 Extract: "... In essence, the philosophy of Jehovah's Witnesses is that blood has been designed and created by God and should therefore be used as God intended it to be. Conflict between Jehovah's Witnesses and their physicians represents a conflict between 2 opposing principles: respect for patient autonomy and professional commitment to beneficence (duty to provide optimal patient care. The care of Jehovah's Witnesses raises 2 fundamental ethical issues. The first is the determination of appropriate treatment in light of ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, and nonmaleficence; the second is that issues of justice and resource allocation arise because Jehovah's Witnesses refuse recommended treatment, such as blood transfusion, but demand alternative therapies of possible greater expense, questionable benefit, or greather harm. For example, in this case the use of erythropoietin was not reimbursed by the usual methods because it was not within the guidelines specified by Australian Commonwealth. Fortunately, the cost was covered on compassionate grounds by the pharmaceutical company that manifactures the drug. Conflict between patients and pysicians has been dealt with using 3 different techniques: coercion, deception, or attempts at mutual respect for both patient and physician autonomy. An exemple of the use of coercion can be found in the treatment of minors. Courts will generally support blood transfusion for children of Jehovah's Witnesses parents on the basis that parental autonomy is not unlimited and children should not be martyrs to the parents' beliefs. A court order may be obtained and the child would receive a transfusion against the parents' wishes. However, it is preferable for all nonblood alternatives to be tested before coming to this point.

28. The Law Society - Directory Of Expert Witnesses 2004 - The Legal Framework of view should be communicated (through legal representatives) to give adequate evidence on the issues in question. when the expert perhaps is being invited to http://www.theexpertwitnessdirectory.co.uk/role.htm

THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK: WHAT MAKES AN EXPERT AN EXPERT? Expert evidence: the legal framework Comprehensive advice on the role of the expert in litigation was given by Cresswell J in the shipping case The Ikarian Reefer (National Justice Campania Naviera SA v Prudential Assurance Co Ltd (1993) The Times, 5 March). He stressed seven factors that should govern the duties and responsibilities of expert witnesses. Expert evidence presented to the court should be, and should be seen to be, the independent product of the expert uninfluenced as to form or content by the exigencies of the litigation. An expert witness should provide independent assistance to the court by objective, unbiased opinion in relation to matters within his expertise. An expert witness should state the facts or assumptions on which his opinion is based. He should not omit to consider material facts which could detract from his concluded opinion. The expert should take into account issues that may be raised in cross-examination, so that he is not taken by surprise and the credibility of his evidence thrown into doubt. An expert witness should make it clear when a particular question or issue falls outside his expertise.

29. Australian Legal Industry Events And Law Firm - Clayton Utz - The Expert Witness nonverbal communication issues; being persuasive http://www.claytonutz.com/training/controller.asp?evt=168

30. Military Law, Law Of Armed Conflict - War, Military Justice 2) that in the case being considered, if of the Army includes US and Vietnamese law regarding status of forces, POWs, legal issues, legal systems, etc http://www.au.af.mil/au/awc/awcgate/awc-law.htm

31. HOSTILE WITNESS - Author - Suprio Bose is possible only when the laws recognize witnesses a separate entity who are being prevented from reiterated in a discussion paper, legal issues And witness http://www.legalserviceindia.com/articles/host.htm

Legal Service India.com HOSTILE WITNESS A Critical Analysis of Key Aspects Hitherto Ignored In Indian Law Written By :Suprio Bose, IInd Year, BA LLB.Symbiosis Law College, Pune. The role of a witness is paramount in the criminal justice system of any country. According to Bentham, witnesses are the " eyes and ears of justice ". In the words of Wadhwa, J " A criminal case is built on the edifice of evidence, evidence that is admissible in law. For that witnesses are required, whether it is direct evidence or circumstantial evidence. " Given the importance of witnesses in the trial process, any law, aimed at redressing the problem of "hostile witness", should be comprehensive, with a view to eradicate the menace. The Article firstly analyzes the purpose behind the coinage of the term 'hostility' and thereafter discusses certain issues, critical to the framing of such laws. Analysis Of The Term "Hostile"

32. NORML Home / Legal Issues / Your Rights Home legal issues Your Rights. Don t Leave Contraband in Plain View Although law enforcement officers baggie on the coffee table, or a joint being smoked in http://www.norml.org/index.cfm?Group_ID=3405

33. Blood Transfusion: Court Upholds Jehovah's Witness's Right To Refuse As a practical matter, the law must allow a healthcare in other cases where the same issues were sure argument that the hospital had the legal prerogative to http://www.nursinglaw.com/blood3.htm

Legal Eagle Eye Newsletter for the Nursing Profession (4)10 Jul 96 According to an 1891 precedent from the U.S. Supreme Court, "No right is held more sacred, or is more carefully guarded, by the common law, than the right of every individual to the possession and control of his or her own person, free from all restraint or interference of others, unless by clear and unquestioned authority of law." A healthcare facility cannot presume to substitute its own judgment for that of the patient, or make decisions on behalf of the State, or take action simply to preserve its own notions regarding the integrity of the medical profession. SUPREME COURT OF CONNECTICUT, 1996. The hospital went ahead with the transfusion. The patient recovered. She was discharged in good health, along with her healthy newborn infant. Although it was already a moot point, by the time it was asked to take the case, whether or not this patient would receive a blood transfusion, the Supreme Court of Connecticut accepted the case anyway, and went forward with a lengthy discussion of the thorny legal issues the case had raised, with a view toward providing guidance for the future in other cases where the same issues were sure to arise. The patient and her husband also had made no civil claim against the hospital for an award of damages. Thus the court had no cause to render an opinion, one way or the other, whether or not or in what amount damages should be awarded.

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Home Empower Your Litigation and Case Management James E. King , in San Diego, California, acts as a consultant to both corporations and lawyers, and one of his many specialties is helping to control costs so that the corporate client can rest assured that their legal dollars are being spent in the most effective manner, and the law firm client will have an independent intermediary who will handle all fee discussions, freeing the billing partner to concentrate on the work at hand. corporations law firms , Mr. King shepherds the litigation process by doing the following: Simplifying the complex Handling all ethical issues Making clients comfortable Managing complex cases expert witness contact King Law Corporation James E. King, Attorney 110 West "C" Street, Suite 1014 San Diego, California 92101 Telephone: (619) 236-0303 Fax: (619) 338-8011 jking@kinglawcorporation.com Home Firm Overview Attorney Biography ... Contact Information The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. King Law Corporation This FirmSite FindLaw Thomson-West var fl_acct="WR5404217HSW"; //account number(s) var fl_wldid="3338480"; var fl_foldername="kinglawcorporation"; var fl_fsproduct="FIRMSITE 2"; var fl_platform="fspublish"; var fl_master="FirmSite-2"; var fl_mn="wp148"; //machine name

35. SAGE Publications - The Child Witness In addition to reviewing the law and psychology of and summaries to present illustrative legal cases, definitions of explicating four key issues child witness http://www.sagepub.com/book.aspx?pid=2154

36. Peter Suber, Legal News Sources Details on the major cases currently being pursued by the ACLU The best email news service on the legal issues raised by the Willamette law Online, Supreme Court http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/courses/cle/clelinks.htm

Legal News Sources Peter Suber Philosophy Department Earlham College Table of Contents General sources of legal news Specialized sources of legal news Criminal law Freedom of expression and civil liberties ... Other helpful sites Items marked with a red star are especially good examples of sites of their kind. This is a page of links related to my course, Current Legal Events . However, it can also stand alone as a general index of legal news. I welcome suggestions for improving it. See the daily newsfeed for this course from moreover.com General Sources of Legal News 1st Headlines . Legal news headlines from 1st Headlines. Searchable. Court TV Online . General legal news. Current Events in Law . Edited by Paul S. Reed for About.com . See Reed's sub-page on News Highlights . Supports email notification. Excite Online Legal News . News in 60+ areas of legal practice. From Heiros Gamos legal guide and the Excite search engine. Supports email notification. Eye on the Courts . Noteworthy appellate decisions from around the country (other than the U.S. Supreme Court and the New York Court of Appeals). From the Legal Information Institute (LII) of Cornell University Law School.

37. The Role Of The Expert Witness In Developing "New" Law be in the presentation of these issues to the might call interventionist ), recognises that legal arguments are to testify concerning what the law should be http://www.economica.ca/ew31p1.htm

E CONOMICA L TD. The Expert Witness Newsletter Spring 1998 Vol. 3, No. 1 Home About Economica Staff Expert Witness ... What's new The Role of the Expert Witness in Developing "New" Law Christopher Bruce One of the most exciting aspects of working in civil litigation is that participants in the legal system have the opportunity to influence the evolution of the law. Although some changes in tort law are imposed by legislatures, most developments are litigation-driven. This raises a question which I have not seen asked anywhere else: Should arguments about changes in the direction of the common law be left to those trained in the law – judges and lawyers – or is there a role in this process for the testimony of "expert witnesses?" I raise this issue as a result of my experiences with the evolution of two principles in damage assessment: the calculation of the dependancy rate in fatal accident actions and the calculation of the lost years deduction in serious personal injury claims. Briefly, the two issues are these: In the case of the calculation of the dependancy rate, it is commonly accepted that the surviving spouse would have benefitted from approximately 70 percent of the (after-tax) incomes of each of the deceased and the survivor – with the remaining 30 percent having benefitted the deceased alone. What is not agreed, however, is whether the 30 percent of the survivor’s income which would previously have benefitted the deceased should now be deducted from the survivor’s loss of dependancy. (When this deduction is made, it is said that a "cross dependancy" approach has been used; whereas when the deduction is not made, it is said that a "sole dependancy" approach has been used.)

38. Witness Issues http//www.bc.edu/schools/law/library/research/researchguides/citations/ (reading legal citations). law Enforcement issues. Acting requiredNO. http://fp.uni.edu/maclink/roles_links.htm

These links are roughly organized by role. However, VERY LIKELY there will be some links in sections other than your role that would be helpful to you. Definitely browse around. Witness Issues "Acting" required-NO Skills to Learn-NO Preparation required-NO Participate at scene of crime (eyewitnesses) Available to law enforcement throughout investigation Available to attorneys throughout trial preparation Available to testify in court 50 point 5-page paper (if you testify, you will receive a maximum of 10 points for your testimony, and you will write a 4-page paper) 25 point log 25 point resource book In Court: http://www.iowabar.org/pamphlet.nsf/0/5ae0a857a1f6401386256544006536b2?OpenDocument http://www.mainebar.org/documents/Witness.pdf At the Scene: http://www.youramazingbrain.org.uk/testyourself/eyewitness.htm http://simsburyct.virtualtownhall.net/public_documents/simsburyct_policenews/HOT%20SHEET/00097EEB-70E903AC http://www.vuw.ac.nz/psyc/assefiEWT/homepage.html http://abcnews.go.com/sections/scitech/DailyNews/sniper_eyewitness021016.html ... http://www.truthinjustice.org/witness.htm (eyewitness stuff) Judge "Acting" required-YES

39. FLSA Webpage From the Australian law Students Association. this period will result in points being deducted. search through the problem and highlight relevant legal issues. http://www.flindersclubs.asn.au/law.soc/witex.php

Witness Examination Competition. Schedule. Results. Guide and Rules. Witness Examination Guide From the Australian Law Students' Association The Nature of the Competition. Before Trial. During Trial. Conduct of the Case. ... (1894) 6 R 67 HL The Witness Examination Competition Rules. The Nature of the Competition As a competitor in a witness examination competition you will act as counsel in a situation that enables you to examine and interrogate two witnesses in order to provide a clearer answer to a particular legal problem by nutting out the "facts". There will be one counsel for the Plaintiff/Prosecution and one counsel for the Defendant/Defence. Competitors will be randomly allocated to different sides of the bar table. Competitors will examine two witnesses, one being a witness for the prosecution and one for the defence. This examination has to be completed within a set period of time. Further examination outside this period will result in points being deducted. Back to top Before Trial You will be given a certain amount of time to search through the problem and highlight relevant legal issues. Once this period is completed, you will then be allocated a certain period of time where consultation between the witness and the counsel will occur.

40. How To Be An Effective Medical Witness Damage Damages, Rehabilitation, and Litigation issues. In addition to his law practice, Mr University School Of Medicine, Medicallegal Editor of the http://seak.com/semaug02effmedwitness.htm

Contact SEAK Join SEAK's Mailing List Excellence in Education since 1980 SEAK Webstore Seminar Schedule Expert Witness Directories Customized ... AMA Guides Training Conference How To Be An Effective Medical Witness Schedule Sea Crest Oceanfront Resort Falmouth, Massachusetts Faculty August 3-4, 2002 Registration Info Click here for PDF version Executive Summary Experienced personal injury attorneys will provide you with the skills and information needed to be an effective, successful, and ethical expert medical witness. This is a practical program which emphasizes physician participation in trial and deposition testimony. The curriculum emphasizes practical problems that develop when physicians are called upon to act as expert witnesses in an unfamiliar legal system. It is designed for any physician who may be called as an expert witness in a malpractice or personal injury case Learning Objectives At the completion of this seminar you will be able to: Obtain the knowledge and skills you need to be an effective expert witness;

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