61. Embassy Of Brazil In London : Manual Jurídico De Negócios Com O Reino Unido 6 Representatives (Agents and Distributors); 2 - Company branches; 8 - Labour law;9 - International Treaties; 5 - Tax law; 7 - Environmental law. children Youth. http://www.brazil.org.uk/page.php?cid=1288

62. Registers Of Signatures Of Depositors In Branches Of The Freedmen’s Saving And M816 Registers of Signatures of Depositors in branches of the none Name of children2 living children, Elisabeth Jane Occupation Living with my sonin-law. http://freedmensbureau.com/alabama/huntsville14.htm

National Archives Microfilm Publication M816 "Registers of Signatures of Depositors in Branches of the Freedmen's Saving and Trust Company 1865 - 1874" Roll 1, Huntsville, Alabama accounts 1-1698, Nov. 28, 1865 - Aug. 21, 1874 Record for : John Russell Date and No. of Application : April 22, 1870 Name of Master Name of Mistress Plantation : Preston Yanius Height Age and Complexion : 23, Brown Father (John) or Mother (Mahulda) ? Married ? Wife Mattie Name of Children : John Henry Regiment and Company th Co. B. Infty. Place of Birth : Boyle C., Ky. Residence : Limestone Co., Ala. Occupation : Farmer REMARKS Record for : Margret McIntosh Date and No. of Application : April 21, 1870 Name of Master Name of Mistress Plantation : Henry Grantlen Height Age and Complexion : 46, Brown Father (Antony) or Mother (Betsy) ? Married ? none Name of Children : 1, Betsy Elisabeth McIntosh, only one living Regiment and Company Place of Birth : Limestone Co., Ala. Residence : (illegible) Ala. Occupation : Can't do enything. REMARKS : I have no brother nor sister as I know of enywhere. Record for : James Knox Date and No. of Application

63. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Law - Branches Of Law - Fam 2. ABA Center on children and law http//www.abanet.org/child/home.html AmericanBar Association s advocacy program focuses on child abuse and neglect, child http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=74454

64. Legislative And Executive Branches people can go to resolve disputes according to law, through a fair process, and beforea knowledgeable and neutral judge or jury, the judicial branch helps to http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/students/misc.asp

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65. Statute-- District Schools Free To All Resident Children Not Applicable To Citie District Schools Free to All Resident children Not Applicable Pages 224225 Amends1876 law Click page SCHOOLSBRANCHES TAUGHTADMISSION REFUSED, PENALTY. http://brownvboard.org/research/handbook/sources/kssesslw/ksl-1877ch170.htm

Handbook Discussion Statute District Schools Free to All Resident Children Not Applicable to Cities of the First or Second Class Kansas Session Laws, 1877, Chapter 170, Pages 224-225 [Amends 1876 Law Click page number to view scanned page image. Note: Page images are 20K to 30K each. Kan. Sess. L., 1877, p. 224 CHAPTER CLXX. SCHOOLSBRANCHES TAUGHTADMISSION REFUSED, PENALTY. AN ACT to amend an act entitled "An act for the regulation and support of common schools," approved March 4th, 1876, being sections 1 and 4 of article 5, chapter 122. Be it enacted by the Legislature of the State of Kansas: SECTION 1. That section one of article five of chapter one hundred and twenty-two of the laws of eighteen hundred Kan. Sess. L., 1877, p. 225 and seventy-six be amended as follows: Section 1. That in each and every school district shall be taught orthography, reading, writing, English grammar, geography and arithmetic, and such other branches as may be determined by the district board: Provided , That the instruction given in the several branches taught shall be in the English language. SEC. 2. That section four of said article and chapter be and the same is hereby amended as follows: Section 4. The members of any district board willfully violating any of the provisions of this article, or refusing the admission of any children into the common schools, shall forfeit to the county the sum of one hundred dollars each for every month so offending during which such schools are taught; and all moneys forfeited to the common-school fund of the county under this act shall be expended by the county superintendent for the education of such children in the school district thus denied equal educational advantages:

66. The Avalon Project : The Salic Law. The Avalon Project at Yale law School. The Salic law. ( Gengler, "Germanische Rechtsdenkmaeler " p. 267.) Title I. Concerning Summonses. 1. their (the brothers') childrenthat is, over three http://www.yale.edu/lawweb/avalon/medieval/salic.htm

The Avalon Project at Yale Law School The Salic Law. (Gengler, "Germanische Rechtsdenkmaeler," p. 267.) Title I. Concerning Summonses. 1. If any one be summoned before the "Thing" by the king's law, and do not come he shall be sentenced to 600 denars, which make 15 shillings (solid)). 2. But he who summons another, and does not come himself, shall, if a lawful impediment have not delayed him, be sentenced to 15 shillings, to be paid to him whom he summoned. 3. And he who summons another shall walk with witnesses to the home of that man, and, if he be not at home, shall bid the wife or any one of the family to make known to him that he has been summoned to court. 4. But if he be occupied in the king's service he can not summon him. 5. But if he shall be inside the hundred seeing about his own affairs, he can summon him in the manner explained above. Title II. Concerning Thefts of Pigs etc. 1. If any one steal a sucking pig, and it be proved against him, he shall be sentenced to 120 denars, which make three shillings. 2. If any one steal a pig that can live without its mother, and it be proved on him, he shall be sentenced to 40 denars-that is, 1 shilling.

67. Introduction To Judaism - Jewish Movements Denominations Sects Branches Jewish movements, often referred to as denominations, branches or sects of Judaism thanReform Judaism Reconstructionists observe halakhah Jewish law) if they http://judaism.about.com/library/3_intro/level1/bl_denominations.htm

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68. Commission On Homelessness And Poverty for the education of homeless children and youth in the development of bar and lawschool pro working with state and federal executive branches and legislative http://www.abanet.org/homeless/home.html

You currently do not have JavaScript enabled in your web browser. The ABA website relies on JavaScript for display purposes. To fully experience the ABA site, please enable javascript. " Educating Children Without Housing: A Primer on Legal Requirements and Implementation Strategies for Educators, Advocates and Policymakers, ," published jointly by the Commission on Homelessness and Poverty and the Steering Committee on the Unmet Legal Needs of Children, addresses the new mandates of the reauthorized McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. The manual provides innovative strategies for educators and school administrators, state coordinators and policymakers, and advocates and attorneys to play a role in ensuring the education rights of children and youth experiencing homelessness. The book also includes a directory of state coordinators for the education of homeless children and youth as well as a list of homeless advocacy groups around the country. The book is available for $15. Click on the photo of the book's cover for information on how to order your copy of the book.

69. JURIST - Venezuela: Venezuelan Law, Legal Research, Human Rights The judicial branch also consists of lower courts August the National Assembly approveda law on refuge against women, abuse of children, discrimination against http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/world/venezuela.htm

VENEZUELA JURIST WORLD LAW >> Venezuela Human Rights Legal Profession Law Schools Study Law in Venezuela ... Presidency (in Spanish) Government of Venezuela National Assembly (in Spanish) Under the 1999 Constitution, the President of Venezuela is elected by a plurality vote with direct and universal suffrage. The term of office is 6 years, and a president may be re-elected to a single consecutive term. The President appoints the Vice President. He decides the size and composition of the cabinet and makes appointments to it with the involvement of the National Assembly. Legislation can be initiated by the executive branch, the legislative branch (either a committee of the National Assembly or three members of the latter), the judicial branch, the citizen branch (ombudsman, public prosecutor, and controller general) or a public petition signed by no fewer than 0.1% of registered voters. The President can ask the National Assembly to reconsider portions of laws he finds objectionable, but a simple majority of the Assembly can override these objections. The National Assembly is unicameral, consisting solely of the Chamber of Deputies. Deputies serve 5-year terms, and may be re-elected for a maximum of two additional terms. These legislative agents are elected by a combination of party list and single member constituencies. When the Congress is not in session, its delegated committee acts on matters relating to the executive and in oversight functions.

70. OutProud - For Parents Of Gay Children to answer the most frequent questions Gays and the law, A Guide While all branchesof Judaism depended upon each member of society having children to populate http://www.outproud.org/brochure_for_parents.html

FOR PARENTS OF GAY CHILDREN Can We Understand? THE INITIAL SHOCK When You First Find Out It is often a shock for parents to find out that their child is homosexual. Whether you are a mother or a father, whether you have a son or a daughter, whether you long suspected something of the kind, or were completely surprised, finding out for sure can be a shock. The feelings that shake you are very strong and confusing. You may hardly be able to talk about it at first without tears and anger. Every family is different and every case individual: one parent may find out by chance, another may be told face-to-face, a third may receive a phone call or a letter; the child may be a teenager or an adult, self-accepting or upset with what he or she is; parents may be ready to listen, or react by drawing back. For all, however, there are some underlying concerns and questions: COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS Parents Usually Want to Know: Q. Why did he or she have to tell us? A. Many parents think that they would be happier if they didn't know. What you must realize, however, is that if you did not know, you would never really know your child. A large part of his or her life would be kept secret from you, and you would never really know the whole human being. The fact that your son or daughter told you is a sign of his or her love and need for your support and understanding. After all, who should know if not you? No other minority is asked to hide from their own parents what makes them "different"!

71. TheCapitol.Net > Washington, DC > Books For Children Of All Ages for Kids Introduces children to how the government works, covering the Constitution,how laws are made, the branches of government, and citizenship. http://www.thecapitol.net/VisitingDC/bookschildren.htm

How Washington works. How to work Washington. TM Welcome Registration Information Links Quick DC Links ... Site Index Fax: 202-466-5370 Email: use our web form Recommended Books and Links Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids - Introduces children to how the government works, covering the Constitution, how laws are made, the branches of government, and citizenship. From the GPO. Welcome to the White House for Kids "Underground Train," by Mary Quattlebaum (Yearling Books 1999) . "My daughter, Isabel, and I live in DC at the metro stop that Quattlebaum describes in 'Underground Train,' and we love this book. The language is poetic, the story easy to identify with, and the illustrations nicely fit the action. I heartily recommend 'Underground Train' to families with train-riding kids everywhere." Amazon.com reader "House Mouse, Senate Mouse,"

72. Family Time: Activities For Kids VIRGINIA law FAMILIES TIPS Central library also has a good selection of children svideos available Books and videos can conveniently be returned to ANY branch. http://www.law.virginia.edu/home2002/html/insider/family_activities.htm

@import url(../../styles/stylefront3.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ There are many things to do and places for children and families to visit in the Charlottesville-Albemarle region. Check C-Ville Weekly's "Family Planning" section of its "C-List" and a similar section in the Charlottesville Observer for children's and family events. This list includes only some of the many offerings. For more, check out the Things to Do section, or the Clubs and Organizations by Sport page, which offers valuable information on swimming pool locations, skiiing, snow tubing, canoeing, and more. The Call of the Wild For kids who enjoy the great outdoors (and what kid doesn't?), see the Parks and Lakes page for ideas on day hikes and cool places to see wildlife. If your children are elementary-school age or older and good walkers, you might want to check out the Hiking page for longer treks. For detailed information on local playgrounds, see one of the Web sites listed in

73. Advisory Newsletter operations in Bosnia, for the Women, Infants and children Program and Efficiency Actof 1994 (would specify that host state laws apply to branches of out http://www.house.gov/watt/newslet5.htm

ADVISORY NEWSLETTER June 1997 Mel's Comments: Perhaps the most unfortunate consequence of our failure to pass comprehensive health care reform several years ago was the fact that 10 million children were left without health care. In his State of the Union Address, President Clinton pledged to address this sad state of affairs. However, the budget agreement negotiated by the President and the Republican leadership provides health care for only half of these 10 million children. Clearly, we could do better. In fact, several of the budget alternatives offered on the House floor during consideration of the budget agreement would have guaranteed health care coverage to all these children. Unfortunately, each of these alternatives was defeated. Of the 10 million U.S. children with no health care coverage, more than 228,000 live in North Carolina. More than 90 percent of them are from families with two working parents. Their parents earn too much to qualify for Medicaid, but too little to afford health insurance coverage for their children. The costs of not providing health care to these children are tremendous. Because they are not immunized and do not receive prevcentive care, they are far more likely to need high cost emergency care and longer term, more expensive medical care and treatment. Each dollar invested to imunize a child saves $10 in costs for hospitalizations and other treatment. One day of neonatal, intensive hospital care costs more than nine months of prenatal care.

74. Children S Library presents over 100 story programs and special programs each month at the OrlandoPublic Library and the thirteen branches. Periodicals for children on various http://www.ocls.lib.fl.us/Locations/locations_children.asp

75. Arkansas Judiciary - Children's Pages Another kind of trial is a civil trial. No law has been broken in this kind oftrial. We hope you’ve learned more about your Judicial Branch in Arkansas. http://courts.state.ar.us/courts/kids_pages_text.html

var version = 1.0; var version = 1.1; var version = 1.2; var version = 1.3; Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security The Third Branch of Government The Judiciary Welcome to your "Third Branch" of government. The "Third Branch" is the Judiciary Branch. Do you know the other two branches of government? They are the Executive Branch and the Legislative Branch. What is the Judiciary? The Judiciary is your court system. We have three levels of courts in Arkansas: Appellate Courts which are the Supreme Court and Court of Appeals - appeals from Circuit court go to these Courts Circuit Courts which hear civil, criminal, juvenile, domesti c relations (divorce, child custody) and probate (wills, adoptions, guardianships) District Courts first hearings of serious criminal cases, and civil cases in matters of less than $5,000. A small claims division of district court provides a place where citizens can take care of matters themselves (without an attorney) to resolve civil matters under $5,000.

76. Home Page ~ STEPHENS branches ~ From France to England to America ~, Childrenof Henry Stephens and Alexandra Luggs He was a Barrister at law. http://stephensbranches.ourfamily.com/

Free Web space and hosting - ourfamily.com Choose an ISP NetZero High Speed Internet Dial up $14.95 or NetZero Internet Service $9.95 ~ STEPHENS BRANCHES ~ From France to England to America ~ STEPHENS - America and Beyond Thomas Granser Stephens Meshack Stephens Whats New ... Photo Page Where did the STEPHENS surname originate? Many have claimed it to be English, Irish, German, and Norman. It is said to derived from the Greek word "Stephanos", meaning "a crown, wreath, or garland." Which is true? Apparently all are to some degree, but through the research of many, including Jim Stephens of Gilbert, Arizona, I would like to offer a brief history lesson regarding the STEPHENS origin. It is believed that the family took the name from St. Stephen, the martyr. It has taken on various spellings, depending on the region and the one doing the transcribing. ~In Normandy it became FITZ-STEPHEN, "Fitz" meaning the son of. Or ESTIENNE, which is apparently the French version of the name. ~In English it was also FITZ-STEPHEN, but later the FITZ was dropped and it became STEPHENSON, which still meant "the son of STEPHEN". And later still the "on" was dropped, making it STEPHENS, in which the "s" still referred to "the son of". ~In Ireland, the name STEVENS and STEPHENS is believed to be derived from the native Gaelic Mac Giolla Stiofain Sept. It was also brought to the country by settlers especially during the 16th century. Other descendants may derive from the Norman FITZSTEPHEN families.

77. Administration For Children And Families-Region V Homepage Officer is located in each branch of the that grantees fulfill requirements of law,regulations and Secretary for the Administration for children and Families http://www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/region5/htm_pages/funcstate.html

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Search [65 FR 8173-74, 02/17/00]. Office of the Regional Administrator (KD5A) Office of Family Self-Sufficiency Programs (KD5C) Office of Family and Child Development Programs (KD5D) Office of the Regional Administrator (KD5A) The Office takes action to approve state plans and submits its recommendations to the Assistant Secretary for Children and Families concerning state plan disapproval. The Office contributes to the development of national policy based on regional perspectives for all ACF programs. It oversees ACF operations and the management of ACF regional staff; coordinates activities across regional programs; coordinates Hub initiatives and operations; and assures that goals and objectives are carried out. The Office alerts the Assistant Secretary for Children and Families to problems and issues that may have significant regional, hub or national impact. It represents ACF at the regional level in executive communications within ACF, with the HHS Regional Director, other HHS operating divisions, other federal agencies, and public or private local organizations representing children and families. The Deputy Regional Administrator serves as the full deputy or "alter ego" to the Regional Administrator, Administration for Children and Families. The Deputy assists the Administrator with responsibility for providing executive direction, leadership and coordination to all ACF programs, financial operations and related activities in the Region and Hub. The Deputy has primary responsibility for managing the day to day operations. In the absence of the Administrator, the Deputy acts on all matters within the jurisdiction of the Administrator with full authority.

78. Staff National Association of Counsel for children, and is articles for the California RegulatoryLaw Reporter the legislative and executive branches regularly review http://www.caichildlaw.org/Staff.htm

About CAI USD Academic Program Advocacy Publications Press Room ... Council for Children California Children's Budget Child Advocacy Awards Lawyers for Kids ... Subscribe for Alerts CAI Home CAI Staff Robert C. Fellmeth CPIL/CAI Executive Director Julianne D'Angelo Fellmeth CPIL Administrative Director / Supervising Attorney Elisa Weichel CAI Administrative Director / Staff Attorney ... Marissa Martinez E xecutive Assistant Top Professor Robert C. Fellmeth is a tenured law professor at the University of San Diego (USD) School of Law and Founder and Executive Director of the USD Center for Public Interest Law and its Children's Advocacy Institute . He is the holder of the Price Chair in Public Interest Law at the USD School of Law, one of two such chairs in the nation. In 1997-98, he was honored for his "outstanding, balanced, cumulative career contributions supporting the mission and goals of USD." A graduate of Stanford University and Harvard Law School, Fellmeth was one of the original "Nader's Raiders," organizing the student groups in 1968 and directing the Nader Congress Project in 1970-72. As a deputy district attorney and Assistant U.S. Attorney in San Diego from 1973-81, he litigated 22 antitrust actions and founded the nation's first antitrust unit in a district attorney's office. Fellmeth began teaching law at USD in 1978; he founded the Center for Public Interest Law in 1980 and the

79. Updates: Buhl Planetarium And Carnegie Library – 2003 December for historical presentations in the expanded children’s Museum no replacement forthe Hazelwood Branch Library’s the Pennsylvania Rightto-Know law and the http://andrewcarnegie.tripod.com/hazelwood/Update-BuhlCLP.htm

Updates: Buhl Planetarium and Carnegie Library – 2003 December Buhl Planetarium: Shortly after Christmas of 2002, it was learned that the City of Pittsburgh had permitted The Carnegie Science Center to dismantle the historic Zeiss II Planetarium Projector (before dismantling, it was the oldest operable major planetarium projector in the world! 10-inch Siderostat-type Refractor Telescope (second largest operable Siderostat Telescope), and the Mercator’s Projection Map of the World (world’s largest such map, when installed for the 1939 World’s Fair in New York), and these historic artifacts were moved to the Science Center’s warehouse, located across the street from The Carnegie Science Center. The Rise of Steel Technology mural , by local artist Nat Youngblood, was also dismantled and stored in the Buhl Planetarium building. Although the 2002 April “Request for Proposals” (RFP) document [See also Friends of the Zeiss reply to RFP and preservation proposal ] , issued by the City, stated that the winning applicant would receive lease agreements for the four historic artifacts, the City negotiated three “Memoranda of Understanding” with the Science Center , for the three artifacts moved to the Science Center ’s warehouse. A “Memorandum of Understanding” is a legal agreement between two parties, which is not as specific as a lease agreement. Apparently, this legal maneuver was used to silence our (i.e

80. About Juvenile Law Center a nonprofit legal service, Juvenile law Center (JLC advising the executive and legislativebranches of state legislation or regulations will have on children;. http://www.jlc.org/home/mediacenter/who.html

Media Contacts Press Releases JLC in the News Speaking Events ... Links Our Mission: Juvenile Law Center ensures that the child welfare, juvenile justice and other public systems provide vulnerable children with the protection and services they need to become happy, healthy and productive adults. JLC Board JLC Staff JLC History Funding Sources Founded in 1975 as a non-profit legal service, Juvenile Law Center (JLC) is one of the oldest children's rights organizations in the United States. JLC has always maintained a core mission of protecting and advancing children's rights. We do this by ensuring that children are treated fairly by systems that are supposed to help them, and that children receive the treatment and services that these systems are supposed to provide. We believe that justice can be promoted by procedural safeguards, which help ensure that decisions about children are better informed, more accurate and most appropriate. We are particularly concerned that the juvenile justice and child welfare systems be used only when necessary, and that children who are served by those systems receive adequate education, and physical and mental health care. JLC's staff attorneys concentrate their efforts to protect children while reforming the systems meant to serve them, by engaging in the following efforts:

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