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| Governor Suggests Deep Study On Heterogeneous Reality AllAfrica.com Lubango — The governor of the southern Huila province, João Marcelino Tyipinge called for a deep study on the reality of heterogeneous, multicultural and multiethnic of Angola, in order to make the law more comprehensive and ensure better performance ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Forc design study CarAdvice Mercedes believes that a law enforcement vehicle needs to gain access to any place conceivable with relative ease, which is why its design study is created to be as robust as possible. Set to be officially unveiled at this month's Los Angeles ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A look at a 1978 study document reveals their war on reproductive rights is ... Salon –United Methodist Church. The artificial or induced termination of pregnancy is a matter of the careful ethical decision of the patient, her physician, and her pastor or other counselor and therefore should not be restricted by law . . . –United ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Male nurse rapes sister-in-law, bolts Zambia Daily Mail According to the police, Dennis Chela, based at Tazara Clinic, who is currently on study leave, allegedly instructed his sister-in-law to clean his bedroom while his wife was away. The girl obliged and started sweeping the room but Mr Chela allegedly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Professor debunks myths surrounding Muslim family law Vancouver Sun This is a book that ought to have a wider audience than most academic studies. It provides the materials for a sane, balanced public discussion about law, religion, immigrant communities, marriage and divorce, and it can serve as a much needed ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Study: Diversity Is Still a Challenge for NY Firms New York Law Journal (registration) Despite law firms' efforts to promote diversity, results of a new survey of women and minorities at New York firms "paint a picture of stagnation," according to the New York City Bar's sixth Diversity Benchmarking Report. The study, which reported data ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China's No. 2 Came of Age in Era of Openness Wall Street Journal What makes him different—especially from Mr. Xi, whose father was a famous revolutionary—is that he relied solely on his talents to win a university place and was among the first students since 1949 to study Western law and political theory. Mr. Xi ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Study: Pill system didn't raise Iowa abortion rate Seattle Post Intelligencer After the program was introduced, abortion opponents asked the Iowa Board of Medicine to rule that doctors using the system violated state law because they weren't present when abortions were performed. The board declined. "This lowers the standard of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| $2.8 million study for Downtown-to-Ballard transit may actually start soon KOMO News The study will evaluate what mode of transit, whether its streetcars, buses or light rail, will best serve Ballard-to-Downtown commuters. The caveat is that state law requires Sound Transit to build something that operates mostly in its own right-of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Study: New Nursing Home Patients At Heightened Risk Of Falling Einnews Portugal When an accident happens because of caregiver negligence, abuse or neglect, Ohio law gives nursing home patients the right to seek financial compensation for their injuries. After a nursing home fall, it is important talk to an experienced Ohio ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Upholding the rule of law The Nation He is merely expressing a view obvious to anyone making even a cursory study of the constitution: there is the rule of law, and the Supreme Court decides what is law. Thus any misgovernance must be handled by knocking on the doors of the courts, not by ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Sex-Offender Laws Doomed by Flawed Reasoning Psychiatric News A study by Appelbaum and Jacqueline Berenson, M.D., found that 92 percent of registered sex offenders in Buffalo, N.Y., and 100 percent of those in Schenectady, N.Y., lived in restricted locations in those cities. Clearly, these laws are not being ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Norwood Town meeting votes to support ice rink studies Wicked Local NORWOOD —. In the first night of Special Town Meeting, members supported using $45,000 in donated funds to pay for a financial feasibility study and traffic study regarding the proposed Norwood ice rink. The debate over Article 5 at the Thursday, Nov ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Muslim NJ judge accused of imposing Sharia law on Family Court MyCentralJersey.com FLEMINGTON — The legal battle over alimony payments in New Jersey has turned into a clash of civilizations with an activist group accusing an Arab Muslim judge of imposing Sharia, or Islamic law, on Family Court cases. Family Court Judge Hany Mawla ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Florida Grapples With How To Comply With Federal Healthcare Law WFSU After more than two years of opposition to the federal healthcare overhaul law, Florida's Republican leaders are now saying they plan to take it up in the upcoming legislative session. That's a reversal of course for many Republicans who were staunch ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Officials Again Aim to Outlaw Cell Phones Behind the Wheel, at Public Meetings Sunshine State News But while anecdotal evidence seems to be leading the debate concerning distracted driving laws, a recent study casts doubt upon the assertion that mobile phones are the main culprit in roadway crashes. A March 2012 study sponsored by the American ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Free Speech Died on Campus Wall Street Journal His ethnically Irish, British-born mother moved to America during the 1960s British-nanny fad, while his Russian father came from Yugoslavia to study at the University of Wisconsin. ... After graduating from Stanford, where he specialized in First ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Calpers, others sue Pfizer as "opt outs" to class action Reuters The class action, led by the Teachers' Retirement System of Louisiana, grew out of lawsuits that started in 2004 following a study on the cardiovascular risks of Celebrex and Bextra. Pfizer said it will fight the new case, as well as another opt-out ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| CBS 3 Springfield - WSHMState police study reveals gun arrests in Springfield WSHM-TV ... and come back with 100 years for being behind a gun," he said. Data like this is used by local, state and federal law enforcement who can tailor their strategies to target these specific crimes. Copyright 2012 WSHM (Meredith Corporation). All ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| DOJ Hopes to Curb Police-Involved Vegas Shootings Courthouse News Service LAS VEGAS (CN) - A federal study of police-involved shootings in Las Vegas blamed a lack of training and accountability, as well as "cumbersome" policies and poor communication. The Justice Department study came Thursday after Las Vegas Metropolitan ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Spaces: Lavaca Historic District San Antonio Express Janyce Sisson used her grandmother's dishes, her mother-in-law's coffee mug, things her children made her and part of a doll in the mosaic memory lamp next to her bed. Photos of her grandson are displayed on her mother's dress form. / SA. Janyce Sisson ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| More Companies Come Out For LGBT Rights Forbes A study released this week by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), the nation's biggest advocacy and lobbying group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) rights, shows that big companies are continuing to increase their protections for LGBT ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Obamacare advances in the states State Journal A study shows West Virginia ranks second among the states in residents' use of antibiotics. A study shows West Virginia ranks second among the states in residents' use of ... WASHINGTON (AP) — Threatened with repeal just weeks ago, President Barack ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Long-time Googler will head Silicon Valley patent office Ars Technica While studying for a PhD in computer science, she decided to switch routes and study intellectual property law. "It dawned on me that there were some pretty important legal issues that were being decided, that were hugely influenced by new ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| LA AUTO SHOW: Mercedes-Benz Ener-G-Force Concept - Should It Be The New ... AutoSpies.com Law enforcement will have to prepare for even more crowded roads with electronically monitored and guided traffic, a much larger population and changes in human behavior. People will still feel young and active even later ... As an environmentally ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Local BPOs remain undaunted by Obama's 'Bring Jobs Home' bill Business Mirror But what if somehow, during these lame-duck sessions, or at any period during President Obama's second term, one of his previous priority bills—the Bring Jobs Home Act—earned the nod of the Republicans and became a law? Will the outsourcing world ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Inside the Law School Scam: Something fishy By LawProf Another independent study put the figure at $84,000; a third came up with an estimate of $62,103, and the schools themselves reported an average amount borrowed of around $58,000 ($70,000 for private law schools and $44,000 for public ... Inside the Law School Scam | ||
| More Law Enforcement Agencies Require Officers to Use Body ... By NReino A rising number of law enforcement officers are required to wear body armor after two consecutive years in which police were being killed by gunfire with increasing frequency, a new Justice Department study has found. Ninety-two percent of ... Feed for News | ||
| 8 Months After Trayvon: "Stand Your Ground" Law Deemed Just ... By Hannah Levintova They recommend more training for law enforcement on the meaning of self-defense laws, that the legislature better define a shooter's criminal immunity, and that it fund study of the correlation between Stand Your Ground laws and diversity ... Political Mojo | Mother Jones |
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| Women make gains at law firms, study shows | the National Jurist Equality for women in the legal industry continues to improve, according to the 2012 Working Mother & Flex-Time Lawyers Best Law Firms for Women, ... www.nationaljurist.com/.../women-make-gains-law-firms-stud... | ||
| CDC Study: Smoke-Free Laws Spreading Fast In ... - TheStreet CDC Study: Smoke-Free Laws Spreading Fast In Largest U.S. Cities, But Many Still Unprotected From Secondhand Smoke. Add Comment. By PR Newswire ... www.thestreet.com/.../cdc-study-smoke-free-laws-spreading-fa... | ||
| Need to Study? There's a Study Aid for That! | RWU Law In addition to the excellent resources of the Academic Success Program, here's a review of the various study aids offered by the Law Library. For reviewing legal ... law.rwu.edu/blog/need-study-there's-study-aid | ||
| GDL - Kaplan Law School The course can be seen as a fast-track version of the undergraduate law degree providing students with an opportunity to study law modules that are highly ... law-school.kaplan.co.uk/law-courses/gdl |
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