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21. Schedule Of Courses
POLSCI 116S, POSTWW II EUR/E ASIA. POLSCI 122, FOUNDATIONS MOD intl POL. POLSCI134, CLASSICS W civ GER TRAD. POLSCI 136, COMP GOV/POL W europe.
http://www.siss.duke.edu/Schedule/0860/POLSCI/

Term Selection
2001 Fall Subjects POLSCI Classes
Classes available in subject POLSCI (Political Science) Classes Description POLSCI 49S FIRST-YEAR SEMINAR (TOP) POLSCI 91 AMER POLITICAL SYSTEM POLSCI 91D AMER POLITICAL SYSTEM POLSCI 92D STATES/MKTS/DEMOC: COMP POLSCI 93D INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS POLSCI 100 DUKE OVERSEAS PROGRAM POLSCI 100A DUKE FALL SEM PROG:BERLIN POLSCI 100Q DUKE PROG: FRANCE (TOP) POLSCI 100Z DUKE-ADM ST ABR: ADV TOP POLSCI 101CS 20 C AMERICAN POL THEORY POLSCI 101E FREEDOM/RESPONSIBILITY POLSCI 101F NATURE OF FREEDOM POLSCI 101HS HUMAN RIGHTS HOME/ABROAD POLSCI 101JS DESIGN FOR A SMALL PLANET POLSCI 102S POLITICAL GOVERN TECH INNOVA POLSCI 106 INTERNATIONAL SECURITY POLSCI 108 THE AMERICAN PRESIDENCY POLSCI 109 LEFT, RIGHT, AND CENTER POLSCI 114 PUBLIC OPINION POLSCI 115 POLITICS/SOCIETY-GERMANY POLSCI 116S POST-W W II EUR/E ASIA POLSCI 122 FOUNDATIONS MOD INTL POL POLSCI 123 INTRO TO POLITICAL PHL POLSCI 129S INTERNET AND POLITICS POLSCI 131 INTRO AMER POL THOUGHT POLSCI 134 CLASSICS W CIV: GER TRAD POLSCI 136 COMP GOV/POL: W EUROPE POLSCI 137 CAMPAIGNS AND ELECTIONS POLSCI 139 CONFLICT/COLLUS/COOPERAT POLSCI 140 FEMINIST THEORY POLSCI 141D RACIAL/ETH MINORITIES AMER POL POLSCI 142 WAR AND PEACE POLSCI 145 POL ANALY PUB POL MAKING POLSCI 148D ENV POL BEYOND BORDERS POLSCI 150 ANCIENT VIEWS: INDIVID/SOCIETY POLSCI 151 DICTATOR/DEMOCRAT LAT AM POLSCI 155 POL/ECO DEVELOPING AREAS POLSCI 156S DOC EXPER: A VIDEO APPR POLSCI 167 INTL LAW/INTL INSTITU POLSCI 173 ETHNIC CONFLICT POLSCI 189 INTERNSHIP POLSCI 191 JUNIOR INDEPENDENT STUDY

22. CGRS: Articles
Revisited in Asylum and Refugee Claims, 12 J. of intl Refugee Law Conference Report, Towards a GenderSensitive Asylum Policy in europe, 11-12 Mason U. civ.
http://www.uchastings.edu/cgrs/law/articles.html

Summaries
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Scholarly articles
Akram, Susan Musarrat, Orientalism Revisited in Asylum and Refugee Claims , 12 J. of Intl Refugee Law 7 (2000) Alexander, Barbara Cochrane. Convention Against Torture: a Viable Legal Alternative Remedy for Domestic Violence Victims , 15 Am. U. Int'l L. Rev. 895 (2000) Aliaskari, Mahsa. U.S. Asylum Law Applied to Battered Women Fleeing Islamic Countries Anker, Deborah . Refugee Status and Violence Against Women in the "Domestic" Sphere: the Non-State Actor Question . 15 Geo. Immigr. L.J. 391-402 (2001) , 76 Interpreter Releases 1005 (July 2, 1999) -, et al., Rape in the Community as a Basis for Asylum: The Treatment of Women Refugees' Claims to Protection in Canada and the United States , 2 Bender's Immigr. Bull. 608 (August 1, 1997) -, et al., The BIA's New Asylum Jurisprudence and Its Relevance for Women's Claims , 73 Interpreter Releases 1173 (1996) Annitto, Megan. Asylum for Victims of Domestic Violence: Is Protection Possible After In re R-A- ? 49 Cath. U. L. Rev. 785-822 (2000)

23. Univ Of Calif-Santa Barbara
Group, AC, SSC CLAS 100A 198201 Grk and Rom civ CLAS 300T Elective or Major, RGN HIST126 199404 E.europe since 1918 or Major POLS 2 198702 Comp intl Pol PS
http://oregon.uoregon.edu/~bnrserve/transfer_work/001320.html
University of Oregon Transfer Equivalencies for
Univ of Calif-Santa Barbara
Last Update: Feb 24, 2003 - 09:00 pm

24. Univ Of California-Santa Cruz
Group, IP, SSC HIS 122 200102 Reformation europe HIST 110T Letters Group HUMA 20197901 W civSource 001 199101 Intro Latin Amer Studies intl 153T Social
http://oregon.uoregon.edu/~bnrserve/transfer_work/001321.html
University of Oregon Transfer Equivalencies for
Univ of California-Santa Cruz
Last Update: Sep 17, 2002 - 10:00 pm

25. Course Listing Spring_2003
617001, Envrn Issues in intl Business, 3, LAW-708-001, Enfrcng civ rights, Fed CrimPr,
http://www.wcl.american.edu/courses/coursesapp/searchcourse.cfm?time=spring_2003

26. Index To Historical Materials: S - Z
Speeches (civil Service Comm.). MS US civ. Serv. MS Moscoso; US Agcy for intl. Dev. OHBrandon; Brandon (Nunnerly). Supreme Allied Commander, europe (SACEUR).
http://www.jfklibrary.org/index2000-s-z.html
Go to Content Home Index Index A-E ... Guide to Holdings Index to Historical Materials in the John F. Kennedy Library
2000 Edition: S - Z - S -
Science Development Program MS: U.S. Nat. Science Found. S.S. Athenia MS: JFK Personal Safety, accident prevention MS: JFK WH Central Files Saigon, South Vietnam MS: Leonhart See also Vietnam Saint Lawrence Seaway MS: JFK Pre-Pres. Salinger, Pierre - press conferences MS: Romagna Samoa MS: JFK Nat. Sec. files; JFK WH Central Files Samuelson, Paul OH: Council of Economic Advisers San Marino MS: JFK Pres. Office Files; JFK WH Central Files Sanitation - Washington, DC MS: U.S. District of Columbia Govt. Saudi Arabia MS: JFK Nat. Sec. files; JFK Pres. Office Files; JFK WH Central Files OH: Hart, P.; Kennedy, Charles Saxon, John J.- speeches MS: U.S. Dept. of Treasury

27. Index To Historical Materials: A Through E
Devel. OH Gaud. Assistant Administrator for Africa and europe, Agcy for intl. Devel. civilservice. MS JFK WH Central Files; Macy; US civ. Serv. for intl. Dev.
http://www.jfklibrary.org/index2000-a-e.html
Go to Content Home Index Index F-M ... Guide to Holdings
I ndex to Historical Materials in the John F. Kennedy Library
2000 Edition: A - E
- A - Abba Schwartz Oral History Project OH: Adams; Asencio; Baker, F.; Carson-Young; Devlin; Dillard; Goelz; Harper; Kennedy, Charles; Morefield; Moreland; Morgan, W.; Otto; Raspolic; Recknagel; Swift; Walentynowicz; Wolf Academic Advisory Group (1960 campaign) MS: Henderson, Deirdre Academic affairs MS: Amory; Bernhard, B.; Dungan; Fenn; Galbraith; Heller; Henderson, Deirdre; Kaysen; Key; Lodge; Neustadt; Palfrey; Rostow; Schlesinger; Stahr; Wirtz; Wolfe Academic papers MS: E. Hemingway Found. Accountant MS: Bellino; Bellino (WH); Staats Acheson, Dean G. MS: Brinkley Ackley, Gardner
OH: Council of Economic Advisers Action for Boston Community Development MS: Perlman Adams, John - autograph, etc. MS: JFK Personal Aden OH: Otto Adirondack Daily Enterprise OH: Loeb (RFK) Administration of Federal Grants to States MS: Key Administrative Assistant Secretary, Dept. of the Interior

28. Louisiana Tech Faculty: Sterling, Raymond L.
Progress of Underground Development in europe and North Sheltered Building Researchin the United States A Selective State of the Art Review,” Proc.intl.
http://www.latech.edu/tech/engr/faculty/civ/sterling.htm
Louisiana Tech Faculty Information Page
Sterling , Dr. Raymond L. Contractors' Educational Trust Fund, Professor of Civil Engineering and Director, Trenchless Technology Center
Degrees
PhD - Civil Engineering University of Minnesota
MS - Geo Engineering University of Minnesota
B.Eng. - Civil and Structural Engineering (1st Class Honours University of Sheffield England
Contact Info
Office: Engineering Annex 203l
Email: sterling@engr.latech.edu
Phone:
Home Page:
Areas of Specialization
  • Trenchless Technology Underground Construction Utilization of Underground Space Geomechanics Building Science/Energy Efficiency
Research Areas/Interests
Dr. Sterling was the Director, of the Underground Space Center Research Program at the University of Minnesota from its creation in 1977 until he joined Louisiana Tech University in 1995. The program involved an interdisciplinary staff including expertise in civil engineering, structural engineering, geotechnical engineering, architecture, planning, landscape architecture, mechanical engineering and heat transfer. Staff size varied between 5 and 15 full-time staff and the center conducted programs totalling over $11 million. Information on the activities of the

29. Cyberlaw Cases, Statutes, & Topics
The German Digital Signature Act (first digital signature law in europe).Related US Case Law v. Total News, Inc., 97 civ. v. Borland intl., Inc.
http://www.gseis.ucla.edu/iclp/csth.html
The UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy
E-Commerce and Related Issues

30. Spring 2002 Schedule
Fate of Christian Society in Med/Renaiss europe (Same as Latham, A POLI 26 03 F FoundationsIntlPoli TR MAIN 001 Dolan POLI 57 01 US civ rights/civ Lib TR
http://www.macalester.edu/registrar/sp02sched.html
Macalester College Class Schedule
Spring 2002
(As of March 4, 2002)
This is a revised Spring 2002 class schedule, which replaces the Macalester
schedule found in the ACTC Joint Class Schedule (ACTC newspaper).
This schedule will be updated regularly.
Changes will be marked in RED
Cancelled courses will be marked CANCELLED
Current Macalester students should check out the new Student Information System
for additional course information and on-line registration.
Student Information System
Departments and Programs offering courses for Spring 2002:
  • African American Studies
  • Anthropology ...
  • Women's and Gender Studies
    African American Studies
    AFAM 10 01 Intro African Amer St T-R 10:10-11:40 HUM 110 Pinn AFAM 50 01 African Americans, Race, -M- 7:00-10:00 MAIN 011 Brewer Class and Gender AFAM 50 03 Black Womanist Tradition T-R 2:45- 4:15 HUM 112 Jones in Theatre ***CANCELLED COURSE***
    Anthropology
    ANTH 11 01 F Cultural Anthropology -M-W-F- 1:10- 2:10 CAR 06 Weatherford ANTH 11 03 F Cultural Anthropology -M-W-F- 10:50-11:50 CAR 06 Dean ANTH 39 01 Medical Anthropology -W- 7:00-10:00 CAR 06 Patten ANTH 49 01 Feminist Perspect Anth -W- 7:00-10:00 CAR 05 Nakamura ANTH 50 01 The Deaf World T-R CAR 208 Nakamura ANTH 50 03 Economic Anthropology T-R 10:10-11:40 CAR 05 Patten ANTH 58 01 Peop/Cultures of Africa T-R 1:00- 2:30 CAR 05 Patten ANTH 62 01 Culture/Globalization -M- 7:00-10:00 CAR 05 Shandy, D (Same as INTL 63-01) ANTH 72 01 Advanced Museum Anth** -W- TBA Weil ANTH 88 01 Senior Seminar T-R 2:45- 4:15 CAR
  • 31. International Relations Program Fall 2002 Approved Course List
    AMES025. ANC MIDDLE EAST HISTORY civ. Non-West/Elect. 401 LEC MWF 11-12 STAFF. HIST-202.REVOLUTIONS IN MOD europe. Elect. PSCI-150. intl REL THEORY PRACT. Core.
    http://www.sas.upenn.edu/irp/courses.html
    International Relations Program
    Fall 2002 Approved Course List Please note that this list is for planning purposes only. Refer to the official Registrar's Course Roster , published supplemental rosters, or home departments for any changes. The International Relations Program reserves the right to make changes in courses approved for major credit based on review of the course content that may have occurred following publication of this course list.
    Current Course Syllabi are available in the IR Office, 635 Williams Hall. African Studies African-American Studies Anthropology Asian and Middle Eastern Studies ... AFRICAN STUDIES AFST-076 AFRICA SINCE 1800 Non-West/Elect 401 LEC MW 12-1 STAFF CROSS LISTED: AFAM-076, HIST-076 AFST-190 INTRO TO AFRICA Non-West/Elect 401 LEC TR 12-1:30 BARNES CROSS LISTED: AFAM 190, ANTH-190, HIST-190 AFST-214 SOC/CULTURES AFRICA Non-West/Elect 401 SEM M 2-5
    KOPYTOFF CROSS LISTED: AFAM-214, ANTH-214 AFRICAN-AMERICAN STUDIES AFAM-076 AFRICA SINCE 1800 Non-West/Elect 401 LEC MW 12-1 STAFF
    STAFF CROSS LISTED: AFST-076, HIST-076

    32. Sample Reference Questions
    A page sized map of europe. GLY Geology. Buffalo history. Books on Alexander theGreat. Cu3Co Pen (?) - World civ assignment. JPN - Japanese - intl. Studies.
    http://ublib.buffalo.edu/libraries/units/sel/temp/subjquestions.html
    Reference Services Statistics 2001 Statistical Tables PowerPoint (download) ( as pdf Selected Questions by Subject Area Codes
    AAS - African American Studies
    Affirmative Action. AMS - American Studies Need Journal of American Studies. Book "The 50's" Native American rights. APY - Anthropology Food and Hinduism. Articles on mohiernjo-dero. Voodoo dolls. Books by Levi-Strauss. Sanborn maps for New York City How housing construction has changed the environment in LA, NYC, and Chicago. Waterfront development. Comparative analysis of the meaning of columns in Architecture and Art History. Information on Jay Hill Morgan, a Buffalo-born architect. Architecture and performance art. History and meaning of Luxor Obelisk at Place de la Concorde, Paris. Parks in Erie County Information on architecture firms. Greek architecture. British Archaeological Reports. Growth and creation of Amherst Campus. MSW Management Statistics on UB campuses and facilities. ART - Art/Art History Books of criticism on Picasso’s works.

    33. US Embassy New Delhi - Public Affairs/AIRC/Article & Web Alert
    In the United States and Western europe, public fatigue for Democratic Change http//www.partnersintl.org un.org/partners/civil_society/statemnt/st-civ.htm top.
    http://usembassy.state.gov/posts/in1/wwwh18.html
    Public Affairs
    Ph: 91-11-4198000
    Fax: 91-11-4198817
    The American Information
    Resource Center
    (Digest of Articles of Significant Interest)
    March/April 2002 Focus: CIVIL SOCIETY
    BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS

    INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL RELATIONS AND SECURITY

    DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
    ...
    SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

    FOCUS: CIVIL SOCIETY The term ‘civil society’ is a broad concept and is hard to define. "Conceptions of what constitutes a 'civil society' may differ as to details, but most people would probably agree that, at a minimum, a civil society is one whose members care about each other and about the well-being of the community as a whole," wrote Gen. Colin L. Powell (now U.S. Secretary of State) in his article entitled Recreating the Civil Society One Child at a Time that appeared in the Brookings Review, Fall 1997. Civil society is sometimes referred to as the "third sector." Based on freedom of association, civil society provides a check on and a balance to the other two sectors (government and the market) via citizen societies, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other associations. Civil Society is the avenue for group freedom of expression, political organizing, and general social development. It thrives in liberal democracies and is a safeguard against encroachments on civil rights. A civil society exists when there is a sustained attempt by people to be in-charge of shaping their own life conditions by influencing the relevant decisions of various public bodies and institutions. The core characteristic of civil society is its composition of autonomous self-organized associations limited by a framework of law. Civil society is the location of independent thought and, within legal boundaries, voluntary action. Diversity, tolerance, respect, and consensus are considered the four main keys in building and maintaining a civil society.

    34. DRAFT
    HIST 219, europe since 1945. civ 320, Pagans and Christians in the Roman World withREL 320. intl 390, Topic Seeking our Shadows with AMST 350 (only Fall 2001).
    http://www.wm.edu/FAS/Meetings/DOCS/ED-POL/EPCReport2000-01B.htm
    ANNUAL REPORT 2000-2001 THE EDUCATIONAL POLICY COMMITTEE The Educational Policy Committee of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is charged with conducting “a continuing study of the undergraduate educational program, regularly reviewing the educational policies and procedures of the Faculty.” As such, the EPC approves courses and concentration requirements, brings proposals involving changes in policy to the Faculty, reviews assessments of the General Education Requirements, and advises and approves assessment plans developed by the Office of Assessment. Normally the Chair is elected from the nine-member Arts and Sciences faculty cohort of the EPC. Barbara Watkinson, Dean of Undergraduate Studies and a member of the Faculty was elected Acting Chair in September 2000 and Chair of the Committee in October 2000. The main actions of the EPC for 2000-2001 were: A study of the Concentration Computing Requirement A re-evaluation of the policy on Internships for academic credit Approval of courses and concentration curricula Review and Acceptance of the GER 1 and GER 7 assessment reports Development of an EPC web-site with online applications and database Creation of an EPC Policy Manual The Concentration Computing Requirement Established in 1993 and implemented over several years, the CCR is currently satisfied by a wide-range of requirements.

    35. Spring 2001 Course List
    1215 TR, M. Carter B. Barham Crosslisted with intl. 448356, europe BETWEEN THEWARS 1919-1939 (So St.) 3 crse in Span or Span Amer culture/civ recommended) 3
    http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/laisp/courses/2001fall.html
    Fall 2001 Course List You may receive degree credit for courses in which 25% of the course content is related to Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, or Portugal, or for which you write a research paper on Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, or Portugal. Graduate credits are available for courses numbered 300 and above. Below is a list of courses that satisfy these criteria and courses for which you can make special arrangements with the professor to write a paper. Occasionally, arrangements can be made to receive Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies credit for courses not listed here; consult the professor and your advisor to be sure.
    Please make an appointment to see an advisor when planning your course work. Undergraduates, see Willie Ney , 209 Ingraham Hall, 262-0616; graduate students, see Professor Francisco Scarano , 209 Ingraham Hall 262-4662. Call the Program office (262-2811) if your address has changed since last semester.
    KEY TO ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS LIST: * = Check with the professor to be sure you can write a paper or fulfill course requirements on Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, or Portugal.

    36. Fall 2002 Course List
    Crosslisted with intl. 448356, europe BETWEEN THE WARS 1919-1939 (So St.) 3-4 cr,LEC 1 - 12 TOPIC DECNT PLAN DEV COUNT SOC CAP, civ SOCI, STATE LEC 3, 330-6
    http://polyglot.lss.wisc.edu/laisp/courses/2002fall.html
    Fall 2002 Course List You may receive degree credit for courses in which 25% of the course content is related to Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, or Portugal, or for which you write a research paper on Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain, or Portugal. Graduate credits are available for courses numbered 300 and above. Below is a list of courses that satisfy these criteria and courses for which you can make special arrangements with the professor to write a paper. Occasionally, arrangements can be made to receive Latin American, Caribbean and Iberian Studies credit for courses not listed here; consult the professor and your advisor to be sure.
    Please make an appointment to see an advisor when planning your course work.
    Undergraduates, see Willie Ney , 209 Ingraham Hall, 262-0616;
    graduate students, see Prof. Francisco Scarano , 209 Ingraham Hall 262-4662.
    Call the Program office (262-2811) if your address has changed since last semester.

    37. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT
    ANTH 317 Anthropology of Tibetan civilization.(5) ANTH OF TIBET civ. 530 TransatlanticRelations The United States and europe in World 15) intl RELATNS TOPICS
    http://staff.washington.edu/uwcr/reports/98/98-12.html
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  • UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON CURRICULUM REPORT
    Number 289 December 30, 1998
    This report officially records the actions of the University of Washington Curriculum Review Committee. The Committee meets September through June to consider applications for curriculum changes submitted by the schools and colleges of the University of Washington. This report also announces the actions of the Faculty Council of Academic Standards and the Board of Regents regarding program and degree changes. Course Change Applications received after the deadline for the specified quarter will be considered for the next quarter for which the deadline has not passed. New courses can be added to the curriculum after the deadline. Applications must be received in the University Curriculum Office, 248 Schmitz, Box 355850, by 5 pm on the deadline date. For courses offered jointly by more than one school or college, an application from each school or college must be received by the University Curriculum Office by the deadline date. Please address any questions regarding the curriculum process at the University of Washington to the university curriculum office at uwcr@u.washington.edu.

    38. L'actualité Du Droit Des Technologies De L'information - Bulletin Mensuel édit
    Translate this page Voir à ce sujet Scanlon v. Kessler, 97 civ. ht tp//www.internetnews.com/intl-news/1998/07/2902 europe- Régulation des communications par Internet.
    http://www.juriscom.net/actu/achv/elaw/e-law02.htm
    @ccueil actualité jurisprudence chroniques ... universitaires Droit du Cyberespace # 2 par Pierre-Emmanuel Moyse d'après les textes de David J. Loundy et Blake A. Bell 11 aout 1998 Ce texte peut être librement distribué à condition qu'il soit accompagné des noms des auteurs. Les auteurs ne garantissent pas l'exactitude des données, liens ou informations. S'agissant de la version française, il est interdit de reproduire ce texte en partie ou en entier pour en constituer un élément d'un site Internet. Seule sa communication par courrier, forum ou babillard est autorisée. États-Unis - Responsabilité des intermédiaires et diffamation Une Cour fédérale du Nouveau Mexique vient d'accepter la défense d'un opérateur qui invoque la Clause du bon Samaritain du Communications Decency Act, http://www.te chlawjournal.com/courts/zeran/47usc230.htm AOL était poursuivie pour avoir, de façon répétée, publié de l'information diffamatoire via Internet ce qui, selon les allégations de la demanderesse, a causé une chute des cotations boursières des titres émis par elle. AOL introduisit une requête pour jugement sommaire et demanda la suspension de l'interrogatoire au préalable. La Cour accorda la première des requêtes et suspendit la décision concernant la requête pour jugement sommaire. La Cour note cependant que la défenderesse peut produire un affidavit afin de limiter l'effet de la suspension pour interrogatoire au préalable (Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(f)). Cette procédure est utile pour contester l'existence le droit prima facie d'AOL, droit reconnu par le juge. Voir : "Court Proceedings: Communications Decency Act - Court Applies CDA's Section 230 To Stay Discovery in AOL Defamation Case," 3(29) Electronic Commerce & Law Rep. (BNA), July 29, 1998.

    39. Index To Historical Materials: F - M
    P., Sr.; Landis; US civ. Aeronautics Bd.; US Fed. International development. MS USPeace Corps; US Agcy for intl Dev. Kennedy family trip to europe, 1938-39.
    http://www.cs.umb.edu/jfklibrary/index2000-f-m.html
    Go to Content Home Index Index A-E ... Guide to Holdings
    Index to Historical Materials in the John F. Kennedy Library
    2000 Edition: F- M
    - F - Facing the Brink MS: Weintal Fairbanks-Whitney Corp. OH: Skinner Fairleigh Dickinson University OH: Coit Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco OH: Swig The Fall And Rise of Jimmy Hoffa MS: Sheridan Family planning MS: Gatov Family planning and population, Deputy Assistant Secretary of HEW for OH: Oettinger Far East MS: Fall; Hilsman; Karnow; JFK Nat. Sec. files; JFK Pres. Office Files; JFK WH Central Files; Thomson See also Asia, specific country and Ambassador to ..., Ambassador from Far East (Peace Corps) MS: Bush Far Eastern Affairs OH: Hilsman (LBJ); Hilsman; Sullivan Far Eastern Affairs, Assistant Secretary of State for OH: Parsons Far Eastern Affairs, Assistant to the President for OH: Forrestal Far Eastern Affairs, Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for OH: Steeves Far Eastern Affairs, Secretary of State for OH: Harriman; Harriman (RFK)

    40. Preparation Of Letters Rogatory
    R. civ. Smit, International Cooperation in Litigation europe, The Hague, MartinusNijhoff, (1965). for Proceedings in England and Abroad, 31 intl and Comp LQ
    http://travel.state.gov/letters_rogatory.html
    PREPARATION OF LETTERS ROGATORY
    THE INFORMATION IN THIS CIRCULAR RELATING TO THE LEGAL REQUIREMENTS OF SPECIFIC FOREIGN COUNTRIES IS OBTAINED FROM PAST EXPERIENCE AND IS NOT NECESSARILY AUTHORITATIVE. QUESTIONS INVOLVING INTERPRETATION OF SPECIFIC FOREIGN LAWS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO FOREIGN COUNSEL LEGAL AUTHORITY: SELECTED CITATIONS: For general information about letters rogatory see: Wright and Miller, Federal Practice and Procedure, (1970), Section 2083 and Section 1134 and 1992 Supp. pp. 206-207); 8 Wigmore, Evidence (rev. McNaughton 1961), Sec. 2195a (ii); Restatement (Second) Foreign Relations Law of the United States, Sec. 40 (1965); Restatement (Third) Foreign Relations Law of the United States, Sec. 403 (1988). WHAT IS A LETTER ROGATORY: Letters rogatory are a time consuming, cumbersome process and should not be utilized unless there are no other options available. HOW IS A LETTER ROGATORY EXECUTED: AUTHORITY FOR ISSUANCE OF A LETTER ROGATORY: Compulsion of Evidence: CRIMINAL CASES: The Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure do not provide for the issuance of requests for judicial assistance. Consequently, Rule 57, Fed. R. Crim. P., applies. Rule 57 provides in pertinent part: "In all cases not provided for by rule, the district judges and magistrates may regulate their practice in any manner not inconsistent with these rules or those of the district in which they act". Evidence, including documents and the testimony of witnesses, may properly be sought by means of a request for judicial assistance before or after formal charges have been made. United States v. Reagan, supra, 453 F2d at 173 n.4; In Re Grand Jury 81-2, 550 F. Supp. 24, 29 (W.D. Mich, 1982); United States v. Strong, supra, 608 F. Supp. at 194.

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