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The Russian Fundamental Law Of 1906
be excused for ignorance of the law once it is Regulations governing combat, technical,and supply branches of the do not touch on matters of general laws, and
http://www.dur.ac.uk/~dml0www/fundlaws.html

Extractions: The Russian Fundamental Law of 23 April 1906 1 The Russian State is one and indivisible.... 2. The Grand Duchy of Finland, while comprising an inseparable part of the Russian state, is governed in its internal affairs by special decrees based on special legislation. 3 The Russian language is the general language of the state, and its use is compulsory in the army, the navy and state and public institutions.... Chapter I. The Essence of the Supreme Autocratic Power 4. The All-Russian Emperor possesses the supreme autocratic power. Not only fear and conscience, but God himself, commands obedience to his authority. 5. The person of the Sovereign Emperor is sacred and inviolable. 6. The same supreme autocratic power belongs to the Sovereign Empress, should the order of succession to the throne pass to a female line; her husband, however, is not considered a sovereign; except for the title, he enjoys the same honours and privileges reserved for the spouses of all other sovereigns. 7 The sovereign emperor exercises power in conjunction with the State Council and the State Duma. 8 The sovereign emperor possesses the initiative in all legislative matters. The Fundamental Laws may be subject to revision in the State Council and State Duma only on His initiative. The sovereign emperor ratifies the laws. No law can come into force without his approval. . . .
Our History And Purpose
History In 1973, the Ohio general Assembly created the The law, effective January1, 1974, created new wide commissions of the three branches of government.
http://www.ethics.state.oh.us/whowearehistory.html

Extractions: General Information Sheet History: In 1973, the Ohio General Assembly created the Ohio Ethics Commission as part of the Ethics Law. The law, effective January 1, 1974, created new ethical standards for public officials and employees by: requiring personal financial disclosure; creating new restrictions upon unethical conduct with criminal sanctions; and, establishing uniform review of ethics issues by state-wide commissions of the three branches of government. Authority: The Ohio Ethics Commission administers the Ohio Ethics Law and related statutes for all public officials and employees at the state and local levels of government, except for state legislators and their employees, and judges and their employees. For legislators and their employees, the law is administered by the Joint Legislative Ethics Committee. For judges and their employees, the law is administered by the Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline of the Ohio Supreme Court. Members: The Ethics Commission is a bipartisan commission comprised of six members who are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the Ohio Senate. The Commission members, who serve staggered, six-year terms, are:
Branches
The Fiscal Branch supports all branches in the administration, procurement, humanresources, and general office services Mitigation Program for Public law 93288
http://www.sema.state.mo.us/branchesinfo.htm

Extractions: SEMA Branches Executive Branch Jerry B. Uhlmann , SEMA Director, manages all SEMA operations both during and after a disaster and on day-to-day business. SEMA is a coordinating agency between local, state and federal agencies. Col. Uhlmann retired from the Missouri National Guard where he was head of Military Support to Civil Authorities. SEMA is located in the Department of Public Safety, Office of the Adjutant General. During a disaster, SEMA reports directly to the Governor's Office. Beaufort C. "Buck" Katt , Deputy Director. He assists the Director by the day-to-day supervision of the various branches and programs within the Agency. In addition to 15 years of service with the State of Missouri and private higher education, he is retired from the U.S Army after 30 years of service with the rank of Colonel. The Executive branch is responsible for legislation, coordination with local and Federal governments, newsletters, news releases and public information. The Executive Branch of SEMA consists of the Director, a Principal Assistant, Information Technology, Geographical Information System, Public Information, a Statewide Volunteer Coordinator and clerical support. The Director coordinates with other state agencies on state legislation relating to emergency preparedness, earthquake issues and floodplain management and monitors federal legislation. He is responsible for the day-to-day operations of SEMA, which is housed in the Department of Public Safety under the Missouri Adjutant General's Office. During an emergency, the SEMA Director reports directly to the Governor's office. He chaired the Governor's Task Force on Floodplain Management. The director is the chairman of the Central United States Earthquake Consortium (CUSEC), and a member of the National Emergency Management Association (NEMA).
Taos, New Mexico General Information
general INFOMATION. Wills, Probate and Estate Planning, Environmental law, and Employment/Laborlaw. First State Bank has a main office, two branches in Taos
http://www.taosnewmexico.com/resources/information.html

Extractions: Dreamcatcher Real Estate Resources! Staff Construction ... Contact/Brochure About Taos At A Glance History Map Real Estate ... Other Information Culture Arts Fine Taos Art For Sale Activities Calendar Pueblos ... Fairs and Festivals Living Dining In/Out Shopping Recreation Entertainment ... Casinos Visiting Lodging Reservation Companies Other Resources Realtors in Other Communities Attorneys : Approximately 40 attorneys are engaged in individual or firm practice and specialize in all major areas of civil and criminal law, including but not limited to the following: Auto Accidents; Medical Malpractice; Wrongful Death; Social Security Disability; Faulty Products; Insurance Bad Faith; Tobacco Litigation; Business and Corporate Law; Family Law; Wills, Probate and Estate Planning, Environmental Law, and Employment/Labor Law. Mediation services are also available. Auto Dealerships : In Taos, Buick; Chevrolet; Ford; Lincoln-Mercury; Oldsmobile; Pontiac; Chrysler-Dodge- Jeep. In EspaÒola, Chevrolet; Chrysler-Plymouth; GMC; Chevrolet-Geo; Dodge; Jeep Eagle. In Santa Fe, Honda; Isuzu, Mazda-Volvo-Suzuki; Mercedes-Benz; Suburu; Toyota; Volkswagen. Auto Rentals : Cottam-Walker Ford; Dollar Rent A Car; Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Leasing Concepts; Roadrunner Tours.
Defense Law
DEFENSE law. The President of the Republic determines branches and technical servicesand the Ministry of Defense determines their 2. general Staff Article 25.
http://www.morm.gov.mk/zakon/eng/chapter04e.htm
LAWMAKING IN MASSACHUSETTS
signed by a specified number of voters to repeal a law enacted by expressing an opinionof the sentiment of one or both branches of the general Court, used
http://www.state.ma.us/legis/lawmkng.htm

Extractions: 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.
American Antitrust Institute - Links
to law Online Created by the US law Library of the constitution; executive, legislative,and judicial branches; legal guides; and general resources for
http://www.antitrustinstitute.org/links/other.cfm

Extractions: TOC Gateways Primers Agencies/Guidelines ... Exemptions OTHER WEB RESOURCES The world of antitrust and competition policy intersects with many other fields. Below are sources that users of this site might find useful or interesting. EDIRC - Economics Departments, Institutes and Research Centers in the World - Christian Zimmerman at the University of Quebec has compiled an exhaustive list of entities working in the field of economics that are available on the Web. This site includes links to over 5000 institutions in 202 countries and territories The index is organized by countries and topics. Included are think tanks, journals, economics departments, research centers and institutes in universities, as well as finance ministries, statistical offices, central banks, and other non-profit institutions where mainly economists are working. State and Local Government Resources via THOMAS - This Library of Congress internet resource lists Meta-Indexes for State and Local Government Information. Guide to Law Online - Created by the US Law Library of Congress for the Global Legal Information Network (GLIN), this metasite indexes online resources for legal information worldwide. Most of the resources are briefly annotated, and all are free. The index is divided into four primary sections: US, Nations, International and Multinational, and Subjects. The largest of these is the Nations section, which offers links to the constitution; executive, legislative, and judicial branches; legal guides; and general resources for over 200 countries.
Factbook : Corruption Of Law Enforcement Officers
B. Rangel, House of Representatives, law Enforcement Information corruption existedin all branches of the Source US general Accounting Office, Drug Control
http://www.drugwarfacts.org/corrupt.htm

Extractions: A 1998 report by the General Accounting Office notes, "...several studies and investigations of drug-related police corruption found on-duty police officers engaged in serious criminal activities, such as (1) conducting unconstitutional searches and seizures; (2) stealing money and/or drugs from drug dealers; (3) selling stolen drugs; (4) protecting drug operations; (5) providing false testimony; and (6) submitting false crime reports." Source: General Accounting Office, Report to the Honorable Charles B. Rangel, House of Representatives, Law Enforcement: Information on Drug-Related Police Corruption (Washington, DC: USGPO, May 1998), p. 8. A 1998 report by the General Accounting Office cites examples of publicly disclosed drug-related police corruption in the following cities: Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Los Angeles, Miami, New Orleans, New York, Philadelphia, Savannah, and Washington, DC. Source: General Accounting Office, Report to the Honorable Charles B. Rangel, House of Representatives, Law Enforcement: Information on Drug-Related Police Corruption (Washington, DC: USGPO, May 1998), p. 36-37. Corruption caused by the illicit trade in narcotics is especially prevalent in some foreign countries. "In 1998, DEA reported that drug-related corruption existed in all branches of the [Colombian] government, within the prison system, and in the military... In November 1998, U.S. Customs and DEA personnel searched a Colombian Air Force aircraft in Florida and found 415 kilograms of cocaine and 6 kilograms of heroin."
1981 BANKING LAW CONTENTS
Chapter I general Provisions (Article 19). or Procedures Based on the Provisionsof the Former law). Chapter VII branches of Foreign Banks (Articles 47-52).
http://www.japanlaw.com/banking/1981.htm

Extractions: BANKING LAW CONTENTS ( Updated January, 1998 Explaining the 1981 Banking Law (Intro) In amendment of the Bank Law (Law no.21, 1927) in its entirety. CONTENTS Chapter I...General Provisions (Article 1-9) Article 1 (Objectives) Article 2 (Definitions) Article 3 Article 4 (Business License) ... Article 9 (The Acquisition of Shares, etc., of Overseas Juridical Persons) Chapter II...The Business (Articles 10-16) Article 10 (Scope of Business) Article 11 Article 12 Article 13 (The Provision of Credit to the same Person) ... Article 16-4. Ownership of the Shares of Overseas Corporations Chapter III...Accounting (Articles 17-23) Article 17 (Business Year) Article 17-2. Designated Transactions Account Article 18 (Provision for Profit Reserves) Article 19 (Business Reports, etc.) ... Article 23 (Transitional Measures Concerning the Notification, etc. of the Establishment of Liaision Offices of Foreign Banks) Chapter IV...Supervision (Articles 24-29) Article 24 (Transitional Measures Concerning the Loss of Validity of Validations) Article 25 (Validity of Dispositions or Procedures Based on the Provisions of the Former Law) Article 26 (Transitional Measures Concerning Penalty Provisions) Article 27 (Delegation to Cabinet Orders) ... Article 29 (Orders to Hold Assets in Japan) Chapter V...Mergers or Transfers or Acquisitions of Business, etc. (Articles 30-36) Article 30 (Approvals, etc. of Merger or Transfers)
General Comment (Honduras)
law The Republic of Honduras has a presidential, democratic system of government,and general elections are held every four years. There are three branches of
http://www.icrc.org/ihl-nat.nsf/162d151af444ded44125673e00508141/6a64847916da454
Pike & Fischer - AdLaw Bulletin
The Attorney generals Memoranda on the Freedom of Comprehensive monthly newsletteron administrative law developments from all three branches of the
http://www.pf.com/law_adlaw_third.asp

Extractions: Administrative Law, Third Series Administrative Law features a Desk Book that serves as a comprehensive source of relevant laws, legislative history, Attorney Generals Memoranda and model rules. A comprehensive Digest system, which is conveniently indexed by tabbed section, organizes case law pursuant to an efficient topic-number system of classification. Plus, the full text of important decisions from every level of the federal systemdistrict and appellate courts, the Supreme Court, as well as Article I courts and federal agenciesis included. Contents: Decisions Every month Administrative Law provides the text of recent court and agency decisions selected by lawyers who are knowledgeable and seasoned observers of the federal regulatory process. Hundreds of opinions are screened for each issue to single out those with the greatest significance, precedential value, and widespread applicability. Convenient correlation tables provide citations to other selected reporting services. Digests Concise, carefully worded digests are classified based upon principles common to the procedures of all administrative agencies.
UVa Education Library: Resources & Finding Aids: Law Resources
law Online was created by the US law Library of the constitution; executive, legislative,and judicial branches; legal guides; and general resources for
http://www.lib.virginia.edu/education/resources/lawresources.htm

Extractions: Education Library Home General Info Collections Services ... Links to non-UVa Resources Lexis/Nexis database . Use this database to find State and Federal case law, codes, regulations, law reviews, patents, and international legal materials. FindLaw's mission is to make legal information on the Internet easy to find. It offers a legal resource search engine, LawCrawler, to search particular areas of interest, e.g. Federal courts, Constitutional law, state law, etc. Finding Court Opinions On The Web The Guide to Law Online was created by the US Law Library of Congress for the Global Legal Information Network (GLIN). This metasite indexes online resources for legal information worldwide. Most of the resources are briefly annotated, and all are free, quality sources of information. The index is fairly deep and divided into four primary sections: US, Nations, International and Multinational, and Subjects. The largest of these is the Nations section, which offers links to the constitution; executive, legislative, and judicial branches; legal guides; and general resources for over 200 countries.
Members Proposed Laws
Article 15ac'5, Prevention of double taxation for foreign branches. general memorandumon proposed changes. Proposed law 26 854, New consolidated tax group regime.
http://www.dutchtax.net/Dutch Tax/Translations/Members proposed laws.htm

Extractions: Proposed laws Introduction to translations 28 608-59: Tax Plan 2003 Part II General memorandum on proposed changes Corporate Income Tax Act Article 2'4 Adding further articles this article applies to Article 13g'3 Extension to assets Article 13g'4 Applying article 28b'2 Article 13g'5 Counter proof to 13'3 Article 15'7 Starting and ending a tax consolidated group in the same financial year Article 15ac'5 Prevention of double taxation for foreign branches Article 15ac'7 Relation to article 13, first paragraph, second sentence Article 15ad'3 Limitations to first paragraph Article 15ae'3 Meaning of taxpayer in article 20a Article 15ae'4 Carry forward of losses Article 15ai'1 Transfer of hidden reserves within the tax consolidated group Article 15aj'2 Intercompany debt after deconsolidation time Article 15aj'5 Continuation positions after deconsolidation Article 15aj'8 Passive participation transferred before deconsolidation Article 18'1 Adjustment referenced articles 28 487-68: Changes Subsequent to 2001 Tax Revision General memorandum on proposed changes Corporate Income Tax Act Article 10'2 Definition profit sharing loans extended to loans with no redemption date Article 10a'1 Limitation on interest deductions extended to profit sharing loans Article 10a'2 Limitation on interest deductions Article 10a'4 Definition of related entities extended to proposed article 13bb Article 10c'4 Definition of a share Article 13'1 Extension earnout rule to part of participation and redemption of shares Article 13'3 Exclusion of certain profit sharing loans
CorpWatch.org - Bulletins - Companies Break Law, Still Win Big
one suspension action, against general Electric, lasted government prosecute lawbreakers,contracting branches reward them companies who break the law or engage
http://www.corpwatch.org/bulletins/PBD.jsp?articleid=2548
DePaul University :: College Of Law - Services
housing agreement. The law Library houses mostly law related titles covering materialsfor all three branches of government. The general libraries house the
http://www.law.depaul.edu/services/vincent_rinn_library/library_collections.asp

Extractions: Site Map Contact Us Rinn Law Library Collections The Law Library Collections The DePaul University College of Law Library contains over 350,000 volumes, including microforms, with over 4,600 serial subscriptions and special subject strengths that include tax, health law, human rights, church/state relations and constitutional law. General Collections The collection consists principally of Anglo-American law including the law of the United States, its states and territories, Canada and Great Britain. Publications of international governmental organizations as well as the law of European, Asian, African, Latin American and other countries are acquired selectively. The Law Library has an outstanding collection of legal journals and periodicals from all the accredited United States law schools as well as selected British and Canadian, Australian journals and English language journals from other countries. This collection includes both general law reviews and subject oriented journals. Annotated state statutes from all fifty states are housed in the Law Library, as well as the state or regional digests, state reports, including both currently published and those pre-dating the National Reporter System, and all regional reporters. There are multiple copies of all United States Supreme Court cases and the United States Code, both official and unofficial versions.
ASLAPR Law & Research Library Division -- Home
as well as the Executive and Judicial branches of government The State law Libraryis the primary legal codes, judicial rules and Attorney general opinions are
http://www.dlapr.lib.az.us/is/

Extractions: Division Director The Law and Research Library Division is the core of the State Library which was established in 1864 as the Territorial Library of Arizona. Now, as then, the Division supports the work of the Arizona Legislature as well as the Executive and Judicial branches of government in Arizona. According to 23 HC 1864 ( Howell Code . Prescott, AZ: Office of the Arizona Miner, 1865.) p. 170: Arizona Pageant of Progress State Research Library, Room 300 Richard Cunningham McCormick , the first Secretary of the Territory of Arizona, was the first Territorial Librarian and he also served as Governor of the Territory from 1866 to 1869. The staff of the Law and Research Library Division provide two basic services: Legal Information Services are provided from the State Law Library which is one of the largest law libraries in Arizona with over 100,000 volumes on shelves, 250,000 microforms, and access to on-line services, CD-ROM databases and Internet legal websites. The State Law Library is the primary legal resource for the Legislature, courts and Arizona state agencies and historical collections of Arizona's legislative bills, journals, session laws, statutes, codes, judicial rules and Attorney General opinions are housed there in addition to collections of legal materials from the other states and some international material.
STATEMENT OF ROBERT RABEN ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL BEFORE THE COMMITTEE ON GOV
and advice memoranda to the Attorney general in connection government clearly envisionsthat the branches will work Moreover, unlike case law, which involves a
http://www.usdoj.gov/ola/testimony/2002/BryantHouseGovtReform2_6_02.htm

Extractions: Chairman Burton, Congressman Waxman, Members of the Committee: Good Morning. I welcome this opportunity to present testimony on behalf of the Department of Justice at this hearing regarding the history of congressional access to deliberative Department of Justice documents. At the outset, I wish to remind the Committee of the Department's request to meet with the Committee about the Boston documents. It was and remains our hope that, in such a meeting, knowledgeable officials could confer with you about the nature of the documents. Such a meeting offers the potential for the Committee's oversight inquiry to move forward expeditiously. Mr. Chairman, in preparation for this hearing I have made an effort to familiarize myself with the history of congressional access to deliberative Justice Department documents, and deliberative prosecutorial advice documents in general. I wish to clarify that the current dispute between this Committee and the Department of Justice pertains only to the narrow and especially sensitive sub-category of deliberative documents constituting advice memoranda regarding whether or not to bring criminal charges against certain individuals and advice memoranda to the Attorney General in connection with appointing a special prosecutor. This category of documents which the Committee has subpoenaed is a very small subset of all deliberative Department memoranda, and an even smaller subset of the total universe of information which is routinely requested by and provided to Congress.
Circulation Policy Manual | I. General Circulation Information
I. general Circulation Information. Technical Services; Circulation Services staff;internal (Norlin) branches. court order, or where otherwise required by law.
http://www-libraries.colorado.edu/ps/crc/cpm/i.htm

Extractions: Circulation Policy Manual I. General Circulation Information II. Library Borrower Types III. Loan Periods and Renewal IV. Recalls, Holds, and Traces V. Fines and Replacement Charges I. General Circulation Information A. Purpose of this Manual The purpose of this Circulation Policy Manual is to present guidelines for maintaining accurate, efficient, and consistent service procedures throughout the University Libraries. Individual branch libraries may have policies that apply to particular materials or patrons in addition to those described in this manual. Please check with the Branch Librarian or the Head of Circulation in Norlin Library for final clarification of policies. The Manual may be used for staff orientation, decision-making, and reference. It should also serve as the basis for any policy interpretation.
Law, Civil And Human Rights On The Internet
Indexes Databases Instruction Forms branches, Prepared by Iza Laponce. law, Civil/ Human Rights. Table of Contents. · law and Politics general Resources ·.
http://www.library.ubc.ca/poli/law.html
Kram Dated August 22, 1997 On The Foreign Exchange
Any foreign exchange operations and in general, any operations carried out between legalentities incorporated under local law and branches of legal
http://www.bigpond.com.kh/Council_of_Jurists/Investmt/inv005g.htm

Extractions: KRAM DATED AUGUST 22, 1997 ON FOREIGN EXCHANGE Cs/rkm/0897/03 We, Norodom Sihanouk, King of Cambodia, Having seen the Constitution of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Upon request of both Prime Ministers and the General Governor of the National Bank of Cambodia, Promulgate The Law on Foreign Exchange that the National Assembly approved during its 8th session of the 1st legislature with the following provisions: CHAPTER I: GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1.

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