81. The Attorney General's Office In the executive branch, which for this purpose includes the The UW Division of theAttorney general’s Office UW officers about how the ethics law may bear http://www.washington.edu/admin/ago/ethics.html

Search Directories Reference Tools UW Home ... AGO State Ethics In Public Service All state employees, including employees of the University of Washington, are bound by the State Ethics in Public Service Act, RCW 42.52. This Act, commonly known as the ethics law, generally addresses conflicts of interest, improper use of state resources, compensation for outside activities, and gifts. The law establishes a single code that applies to all state employees in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of state government. Each branch has a single board responsible for enforcing the law with respect to employees in that branch. In the executive branch, which for this purpose includes the University, that body is the Executive Ethics Board (EEB). In addition to enforcing the law, the EEB promulgates interpretive rules and provides advisory opinions. The University also has its own conflict of interest policies. Some of these policies restate principles from the ethics law; others address issues of unique concern to the University, such as faculty consulting. In addition, there are a number of state and federal laws addressing these issues in health care settings.

82. General Legal Sites: State And Federal law Libraries law by Subject general Legal Sites. executive, judicial and state/localbranches of government the Washburn University School of law, a leader http://www.lawlib.state.ma.us/gen2.html

Massachusetts Trial Court Law Libr aries Mass. Trial Court Law Libraries Law by Subject Massachusetts Boston Bar Association One of the highlights here is the Document Directory, which includes local federal rules, Mass. Rules of Professional Conduct, and more. Commonwealth of Massachusetts Official Site Official state website. Strongest areas are those of executive branch agencies. Massachusetts Bar Association Lots of news and full text books, articles and pamphlets. Includes links for the public and kids. Massachusetts Daily Newspapers This site links to hundreds of daily and weekly newspapers online. For Massachusetts papers, just select Massachusetts from the drop-down menu and click on Search. Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Excellent site jam-packed with information. Includes articles, documents and plenty of links to outside sources. One of two sites for access to Mass. cases online, this one provides cases from January 1997 to date. Massachusetts Legislative Tracking System Allows the user to track Mass. bills by bill number or keyword.

83. "The American Indians And Civil Rights" - October 4, 1965 act for myselfand I will obey every law or submit to the penalty. . Last updateDecember 22, 1998. URL http//dizzy.library.arizona.edu/branches/spc/udall http://www.library.arizona.edu/branches/spc/udall/indian_htm.html

"The American Indians and Civil Rights," American University, October 4, 1965 Handwritten Annotation near Title Ladies and Gentlemen: In talking to you on the subject of The American Indians and Civil Rights there comes to my mind the story about the old miser who had just died and how his neighbors were conducting the ceremonies in honor of the deceased. The minister called on various neighbors to give testimony in regard to the good deeds of the deceased but no one spoke up. Finally someone in the back of the room stood up and said; "If no one else has anything to say I'd like to talk about urban renewal." He was only trying to put in a plug for his favorite subject but I hope I will be able to speak to the point on a subject of major interest to all of us, namely the role of civil rights in relation to the American Indian. It would be well to start out with the facts of life so far as the Indian and the white man are concerned. l In the first place the Constitution of the United States was adopted by a people whose philosophical and political roots were deeply embedded in the history of England and Western Europe. Many of the restraints and limitations on the sovereign power (paragraph cut off)... Now, secondly, The United States is a sovereign nation among the great powers of the world and beholden to no one. The adjective "sovereign" requires substantial qualification before it is applied to Indian tribes. Far from being sovereign today they are under the control of a Government which is dominated by non-Indians. This makes us think that what might be appropriate restrictions and limitations on the United States of America could be quite inappropriate restrictions and limitations upon an Indian tribe.

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85. ENRD Resource Manual 59 Guidance Concerning The Conduct Of Indian Litigation -- it is the duty of the Attorney general to ensure The Executive and Judicial Brancheshave inferred in many Where applicable law imposes such standards of care http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/eousa/foia_reading_room/usam/title5/env00059.htm

Department of Justice USAM Title 5 ENRD Resource Manual ... next 59 Guidance Concerning the Conduct of Indian Litigation The "Andrus Letter" Honorable Cecil D. Andrus Secretary of Interior Washington, D.C. Dear Mr. Secretary: As you know, the Department of Justice has long represented the United States in litigation for the purpose of protecting Indian property rights secured by statutes or treaties. This has been and will continue to be an important function of this Department, and I would like to set forth my understanding of the legal principles governing its conduct. The Secretary of the Interior and the Attorney General perform their duties here, as in all other areas, under the superintendence of the President. We are the President's agents in fulfilling his constitutional duty to take care that the laws be faithfully executed. Where a particular statute, treaty, or Executive Order manifests a purpose to benefit all Indians or a tribe or individual Indians or to protect their property, it is the obligation of the responsible Executive Branch officials to give full effect to that purpose. In your role as Secretary of the Interior, you are charged with administering most of the laws and treaties applying to Indians and are often in a policy formulating role with regard thereto. And where litigation is concerned, it is the duty of the Attorney General to ensure that the interest of the United States in accomplishing the congressional or executive purpose is fully presented in court.

86. Bylaw Changes branch organization and provide the branch organization with and holding annual andspecial general meetings is refer to the Proposed Bylaw Amendments document http://www.cwra.org/About_CWRA/Bylaw_Changes/bylaw_changes.html

CANADIAN WATER RESOURCES ASSOCIATION NOTICE OF PROPOSED BY-LAW AMENDMENTS APRIL 2004 This is Formal Notice of proposed amendments to the Canadian Water Resources Association (CWRA) National By-laws. The proposed amendments were accepted by the CWRA Executive Committee on April 30, 2004 and recommended for acceptance by the CWRA Board of Directors and by the membership. These amendments will be discussed and voted on at the CWRA Annual General Meeting on June 17, 2004, 5:30 p.m. at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Montreal, Quebec. Over the past two years the CWRA National Board of Directors has undertaken a detailed review of the by-laws of the Canadian Water Resources Association. The purpose of the review was to ensure that the CWRA, the Canadian National Committee for Irrigation and Drainage (CANCID), the Canadian Society of Hydrological Sciences (CSHS), and the Branch organizations have the appropriate structure to support their integrated operation for the foreseeable future. The following is a description of the core proposed amendments. There are also many editorial amendments that are proposed to ensure consistency and continuity in the by-laws. The detailed amendments can be found in the complete by-law amendments document, which is posted as a pdf on the CWRA’s website at www.cwra.org. Description of Core Amendments It is proposed to have the President, President-Elect, Secretary and Treasurer elected by the CWRA members at an annual general meeting, not just by the National Directors.

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88. 4NI - Government / Emergency Services - General Public Service - Northern Irelan data on all the Government services available in Northern Ireland and informativewebsites to visit for factual information, advice or details of local branches http://www.4ni.co.uk/listing.asp?cat=317&style=0&mb=394438&level1=9

89. LAWMAKING IN MASSACHUSETTS for enacting laws in Massachusetts rests primarily with the state legislature,formally known as the general Court. It is divided into two branches a 160 http://www.state.ma.us/legis/lawmkng.htm

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts LAWMAKING IN MASSACHUSETTS Observing a Committee Hearing Observing a House or Senate Session Participating in the Legislative Process Glossary of Terms The responsibility for enacting laws in Massachusetts rests primarily with the state legislature, formally known as the General Court. It is divided into two branches: a 160-member House of Representatives and a 40-member Senate. The two legislative branches work concurrently on pending laws brought before them. Lawmaking begins in the House or Senate Clerk's office where petitions, accompanied by bills, resolves, etc., are filed and recorded in a docket book. The clerks number the bills and assign them to appropriate joint committees. There are 21 of these committees, each responsible for studying the bills which pertain to a specific area (i.e., taxation, education, health care, insurance, etc.). Each committee is composed of six senators and eleven representatives. The standing committees schedule public hearings for the individual bills, which afford citizens, legislators and lobbyists the opportunity to express their views. Committee members meet at a later time in executive session* to review the public testimony and discuss the merits of each bill before making their recommendations to the full membership of the House or Senate. The committee then issues its report, recommending that a bill "ought to pass" or "ought not to pass" and the report is submitted to the Clerk's office.

90. BCIT ~ Mathematics - Examples on the branch to indicate the current flowing in the branch. voltage across it was10 V. Then Ohm s law, R = V This is true in general two resistors R 1 and R http://www.math.bcit.ca/examples/elex/linear_algebra/backgd2.shtml

Required Concepts from Electronics Electric Circuit Symbols and Terminology Here is an electric circuit diagram: Notice these symbols: The symbol for a voltage source (this could be for example a battery). Voltage sources generate a force or " pressure " which causes electric currents to flow in the circuit. The voltage source shown is rated at 10 volts (abbreviation V). This means that the voltage or "pressure" is 10 volts higher at the + or wide-line side of the battery than at the - or narrow-line side of the battery. As a result, electric charges are given a force in the upward direction (from the - side to the + side). The symbol for a resistor . Resistors are devices that impede the flow of electric current. The resistor at the lower right has a resistance of 55 ohms (abbrev The symbol for a wire . A wire is assumed to have no resistance. Principal Nodes or Junctions and Branches In this diagram we define: principal nodes or junctions - These are points where 3 or more wires meet. This circuit contains 4 of them, denoted N1, ..., N4. Notice the symbol for a principal node.

91. Legislative And Executive Branches The legislative branch makes new laws and modifies existing laws The state legislaturemakes laws that govern the actions also known as the Iowa general Assembly http://www.judicial.state.ia.us/students/misc.asp

June 9, 2004 Site Search Show PRINTABLE Supreme Court Court of Appeals District Courts Online Records ... Administration Quick Links Directories Child Support Job Postings Site Guide Accessibility Legal Glossary Search Quick Links include other sections of interest not otherwise accessible from the main page. Site Contents Branches of American Government Separation of Powers The governmental system of the United States uses separation of powers checks and balances Role of the Judicial Branch Role of the Legislative Branch state legislature Iowa General Assembly There is also a national or federal legislature Role of the Executive Branch Return to For Students Main Page Home Supreme Court Court of Appeals ... Contact Us

92. About Government Judicial Branch can rule a law unconstitutional when or groups who represent eachBranch Of Government of state an attorney general-a comptroller http://www.flgov.com/eog/kidspage/About Government.htm

"... And that government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from this earth." President Abraham Lincoln (Gettysburg Address) WHAT IS GOVERNMENT ? Government is the process by which groups of people get their authority to make decisions to serve and protect the interest of all. We live in a DEMOCRACY . Democracy is a Greek word; "demos" meaning people and "kratia" meaning rule by authority or rule by people. " In a democracy, no one is merely a spectator" Allen Morris (Florida Author) In America we have a Local Government, State Government and a Federal Government where the power to make decisions is divided between the three different levels. We will call them the three trees of Government. Local Governmen ts exist in each local area. All 67 Florida counties have local governments that make decisions affecting the local area. State Government exists within each one of the 50 states. This type of government has the power to make bigger decisions for the people about matters that pertaining to entire state.

93. Military Science Army Career Transportation Corps This branch ships Army equipment Judge Advocate GeneralCorps– The army s lawyers in prosecuting, defense, or administrative law. http://www.fullerton.edu/militaryscience/branches.htm

Curriculum ROTC Scholarships Signing Up Army Career ... ROTC Home Army Career Army Branches or "Jobs" Air Defense Artillery - They defend the third dimension of the battlefield the air and space above against incoming enemy aircraft and missiles. Armor * - These are the tanks. The M1A1 main battle tank weighs 70+ tons and can go 42 mph over rough terrain. It also sports a 120mm main gun that's big enough to stick your fist in the barrel. Aviation - We have both fixed-wing airplanes and helicopters. Of the two kinds of helicopters, one hauls people and equipment around to get them where they need to go FAST. The other kind are called "attack helicopters" and they fight mainly against enemy tanks. The Army even has more aircraft than the Air Force. Field Artillery - The field artillery shoots surface to surface rockets, missiles, and projectiles at the enemy. They can attack ground targets up to 180 miles away. Infantry * - These are the soldiers on the ground who get up close to the enemy and fight with rifles, rocket launchers, and grenades. They can fight dismounted (on foot) or in Infantry Fighting Vehicles alongside tanks.

94. Great Library Stay Informed General Interest / Other Areas Of project of the Ministry of the Attorney general and the encouraging CBA Branchesto support pro bono activities in urging all law firms to adopt a pro bono http://library.lsuc.on.ca/GL/stay_informed_general_03_1.htm

95. City Of Whittlesea - Melbourne, Australia by reading the full description of the law relating to Protrusions and OverhangingBranches under Section 10.1 of The City of Whittlesea’s general Local law http://www.whittlesea.vic.gov.au/content/content.asp?cid=423&tid=423&tpid=374&si

96. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Law - Branches Of Law - Int Learn about copyrights, patents, and trademarks, with the help of this generalintroduction to Intellectual Property law. Contributed by aspen0 . 26. http://zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=74417

97. Attorney General Homepage This is the official web site of the State of Hawaii Attorney general. The Attorney general's office is the chief legal services agency, providing legal services to state agencies, officers, and http://www.hawaii.gov/ag

AG Non-Graphical Web Site AG Jobs Link Page Workplace ... Directory Aloha and Welcome to the Attorney General's Web Site This web site is also available in a non-graphical version. http://www.hawaii.gov/ag/ag_non_graphical/ng_index.htm ((Updated 5/2/04)) AG Accepting Procurement Code Statements of Qualifications for Legal Services for the Next Fiscal Year. New Statements are required. Procurement Notice to Attorneys wishing to Provide Legal Services to the State Statement of Qualifications Form for Fiscal Year 04/05 Help Discourage CRYSTAL METH (or illegal drugs) use STATEWIDE and in your neighborhood? In The News... Department of the Attorney General to Conduct Auction of Forfeited Property ( Federal Appeals Court Rejects Claims Against Attorneys By Former Bishop Estate Trustee ( Hawaii Community Development Authority Sues Contractor, Maufacturer, and Distributers (

98. JURIST - Iran: Iranian Law, Legal Research, Human Rights of the head of the judicial branch is authorized to Supreme Court and the AttorneyGeneralwho, among other qualifications, must be specialists in Islamic law. http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/world/iran.htm

IRAN JURIST WORLD LAW >> Iran Human Rights Legal Profession Law Schools Correspondents' Reports ... Majlis Shura Islami The Constitution Iran ratified its first Constitution in 1906 following the Mashrootiat revolution. The foundation for a new Constitution was established in 1979 (after the Islamic Revolution) and it was amended in 1989. The Constitution includes 14 chapters and 177 articles. The titles of the chapters are as follows: Chapter 1 - Generalities Chapter 2 - Official language, script, calender and flag Chapter 3 - Rights of the nations Chapter 4 - Economy and financial matters Chapter 5 - Nation's right of sovereignty and the powers arising therefrom Chapter 6 - The Legislature Chapter 7 - Councils Chapter 8 - Leadership Chapter 9 - The Executive Chapter 10 - Foreign policy Chapter 11 - The Judiciary Chapter 12 - Radio and television Chapter 13 - National security high council Chapter 14 - Review in the Constitution The Leader The Leader is the highest official state authority (Article 113). He is chosen by the Leadership Experts (LE) or leadership Khobregan, a division of the Faqihs (juristcounsults on religious law). All members of LE must be clergymen and are required to supervise the Leader. The crucial functions and authorities of the Leader as set forth in Article 110 are: A) To determine the general policy of the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

99. Legislative Branch Definition Of Legislative Branch. What Is Legislative Branch? Legend Synonyms Related Words Antonyms. Some words with Legislativebranch in the definition Previous, general Dictionary Browser, Next. http://www.thefreedictionary.com/legislative branch

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Legislative branch Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Noun legislative branch - the branch of the United States government that has the power of legislating Congress U.S. Congress United States Congress US Congress - the legislature of the United States government U.S. U.S. government United States government US Government ... United States - the executive and legislative and judicial branches of the federal government of the United States Government Printing Office GPO United States Government Printing Office US Government Printing Office - an agency of the legislative branch that provides printing and binding services for Congress and the departments and establishments of the federal government branch subdivision arm - an administrative division of some larger or more complex organization; "a branch of Congress" Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Some words with "Legislative branch" in the definition: branch Cape Town congress contempt ... US Government Printing Office Previous General Dictionary Browser Next Legionella pneumophilia legionnaire Legionnaires' disease ... Legitim Full Dictionary Browser Legionry Legions (enc.)

100. Arkansas House Of Representatives | General Assembly At Work abuse. The general Assembly is the legislative branch of state governmentand has the authority to write and enact state laws. The http://www.arkansas.gov/house/general_assy.html

var version = 1.0; var version = 1.1; var version = 1.2; var version = 1.3; Online Services Privacy Accessibility Security Search: Home About the House of Representatives Speaker of the House Speaker Pro Tempore ... About the House Chamber General Assembly at Work The 135 men and women who serve in the Arkansas House of Representatives and Senate come from every area of the state and represent many vocations, professions and backgrounds, a diversity that in many ways mirrors the people of Arkansas. Arkansas’s system of government has much in common with governments developed early in our nation’s history and adopted on national, state and local levels. It maintains a division of authority among three branches — legislative, executive and judicial — which balance the government’s power to prevent its abuse. The General Assembly is the legislative branch of state government and has the authority to write and enact state laws.

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