41. ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL decision, all legitimate and illegitimate children, whether born in the languageof the Basic law, but it on which to challenge other branches of government. http://www.angelfire.com/stars/tkchang/Justice_in_HongKong.htm

ASIAN WALL STREET JOURNAL Hong Kong’s Judicial Blunder December 6, 1999 T.K. Chang The highest court in the former British colony faced its most difficult and politically-charged case since its establishment, affecting its very power to interpret the basic law of the land. To decide the case either way was a losing proposition for the court. Moreover, its judicial independence was being threatened by intense pressure from both the chief executive of government and the political parties. Hong Kong in 1999? No, the United States of America in 1803. In Marbury vs. Madison , Chief Justice John Marshall not only managed to diffuse the constitutional crisis, but established the power of the Supreme Court to review and strike down unconstitutional laws passed by Congress – although nowhere is this power stated in the Constitution. During those crucial early years of the former colony, when the young institutions of government were still jostling and groping to claim their future roles, Marbury profoundly shaped the future course of American legal, political, economic and social history. The right of abode cases that faced the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal have been just as significant for the future history of Hong Kong, and by extension, the future history of China.

42. FirstGov -- Citizen Gateway-Public Safety Federal branches. State, Local Tribal. Public Safety and law. Courts and LegislaturesKids Sites law Enforcement Agencies. Missing children Public Safety. http://www.firstgov.gov/Citizen/Topics/PublicSafety.shtml

Skip to Content Skip to Government Search Skip to Reference Skip to Customer Survey ... For Kids Search Federal/State Federal State Both Search a State All States Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut D.C. Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Territories American Samoa Guam Mariana Is. Marshall Is. Micronesia Puerto Rico Virgin Is. Advanced Search Agencies A-Z Index Federal Branches ... More Select a Topic Top Requests: Benefits/Grants Passports Money Owed You Gov. Jobs e-Services Questions? Topics: Agriculture Arts/History Consumer Safety Defense/World Education/Jobs Environment Family/Home Health Money/Taxes Public Safety Recreation Science/Tech. Travel Volunteering Voting America Responds to Terrorism Free E-mail Newsletters April 9, 2003 Public Safety and Law Courts and Legislatures Kids Sites Law Enforcement Agencies Missing Children ... Public Safety Courts and Legislatures Federal Courts Federal Judicial Branch Federal Legislative Branch Laws and Regulations Reference ... State Legislatures and Legislators Kids Sites Fighting Crime Safety Law Enforcement Agencies Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms

43. [ULRP-JUDICIARY] ABSTRACTS: Judges And The Judiciary Law critical role of attorneys who represent children, and highlights 3 http//www.law.wfu.edu/lawreview/V33 ofthe legislative and executive branches, sworn like http://legalminds.lp.findlaw.com/list/ulrp/msg00175.html

[ULRP-JUDICIARY] ABSTRACTS: Judges and the Judiciary Law To TOP25@LEGALMINDS.ORG From listadmin@LEGALMINDS.ORG Date Fri, 6 Aug 1999 14:35:49 -0700 Reply-To listadmin@LEGALMINDS.ORG Sender TOP25@LEGALMINDS.ORG ************************************************************ University Law Review Project http://www.lawreview.org/ Judges and the Judiciary AREA 25 August 6, 1999 ************************************************************ The University Law Review Project's abstract mailing lists is a free service provided by the Coalition of Online Law Journals and FindLaw ( http://www.FindLaw.com/ ) with support of Stanford University and the Legal Information Institute at Cornell Law School. There are archives of these abstracts at FindLaw LegalMinds ( http://www.LegalMinds.org/ http://www.law.wfu.edu/lawreview/V33/abstract.html#33-3-4 http://www.law.wfu.edu/lawreview/V33/abstract.html#33-3-5 REF: ULRP9900081 ABSTRACT: The nation’s juvenile courts have been changing and evolving rapidly. In recent years, an abundance of legislative activity across the country has resulted in revised juvenile codes, longer sentences, more transfers to adult court, and generally more punitive consequences for children. The authors argue that in light of these changes, the role of defense counsel in juvenile delinquency proceedings must be strengthened. The article reviews research on access to counsel and quality of representation in delinquency proceedings, describes the critical role of attorneys who represent children, and highlights juvenile defense initiatives and ways to promote the role of counsel. 3. The Constitution in Congress: The Most Endangered Branch, 1801-1805 David P Currie Wake Forest Law Review Wake Forest University 1998, vol. 33, iss. 3

44. Our History for and place children in accordance with state law. Although the branches differedin their special needs Supervision casework services to children in their http://www.cfsm.org/ourhistory.htm

C F amily S ervices of M ichigan, Inc. 2157 University Park Drive P.O. Box 348 Okemos, MI 48805 Funded in part by Website construction by FreeLance Enterprise, Inc. Most recent update March 2003 [ Our History ] Post Adoption Services Intermediary Search Links Operation Good Cheer ... Main Page In 1891, we helped a child... This is the first child received by the Michigan Children's Home Society. Abandoned by her unfaithful mother and turned into the street, she was picked up by a member of a Local Advisory Board of the Michigan Children's Home Society and taken to the residence of the then State Superintendent, Amos Barlow. The small picture shows her condition when received by the Society on September 28, 1891. She was ragged, filthy and infested with vermin. After being transformed into a clean and comfortably dressed child, she was placed in a good home where she grew up amid favorable circumstances.The large picture shows her grown up - a "well educated, self-supporting, young woman - a living monument to the Society which has watched over her all these years." -Anniversary Brochure 1985, CFSM Inc.

45. Library Patron Rights & Responsibilities   Policy No. 98-15 Parents or other adults accompanying minor children should remain in the libraryduring At the branches, staff calls the appropriate law enforcement agency http://www.co.leon.fl.us/bcc/policy/08-05.html

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Leon County, Florida Policy No. 98-15 Title: Date Adopted: October 13, 1998 Effective Date: October 13, 1998 Reference: N/A Policy Superseded: 96-18, "Library Patron Rights and Responsibilities,"11/12/96 It shall be the policy of the Board of County Commissioners of Leon County, Florida, that Policy No. 96-18, adopted on November 12, 1996, is hereby repealed and superseded, and a new policy adopted in its place, to wit: 1. Parents or other adults accompanying minor children are responsible for those children in the library. The library is not responsible for unattended children. Parents or other adults accompanying minor children should remain in the library during scheduled library-sponsored childrens programs. 2. Eating and drinking are allowed only in designated areas of the library. Unacceptable Behaviors in the Library To ensure everyones comfort, safety, and access to library resources and facilities, the following behaviors are not considered acceptable in the library: a. noise or talking which disturbs others;

46. News Forums - Error his children Muslims under Jordanian law, Compass reported that directed against innocentchildren. official acknowledgment by all three branches of government http://forums.aclu.org/messageview.cfm?catid=63&threadid=3295

47. New College Of California Public Interest Law School - Courses A-C will touch on the varied problems of children and their Constitutional law is thestudy of how a single state governments and then between the branches of the http://www.newcollege.edu/law/courses1.htm

Courses A-C The following list offers course descriptions for both elective and required courses which have been offered in recent years. Electives may not always be offered on a regular basis. Administrative Law Administrative agencies permeate American society. They regulate such things as advertising practices, unemployment insurance, the quality of food and interest rates. This course studies the functions of these local, state and federal agencies from a theoretical, political and practical perspective. Emphasis is placed on the interplay between agencies, special interest groups, legislatures, the executive branch, and the judiciary. Advanced Legal Concepts An overview of the methodology utilized in the various components of the California Bar Exam. Extensive exercises build skills in approaching essay questions, multiple choice questions and the performance section of the exam. This course surveys cases and materials on the rights children possess within different settings or stages in their lives. For example, the rights of children within the hospital setting, while at home and within the family, while at school, at work, or when they have been arrested or have been made wards of the courts will be covered. Also, the course will touch on the varied problems of children and their rights when injured, neglected, or abused. Civil Procedure Civil Trial Skills Students will conduct a Full-length jury trial of a civil case in a real San Francisco courtroom. Students are provided with problem materials, including basic pleadings, factual statements, discovery, reports, statutes, and other materials to assist them in preparing for trial. The course includes lecture demonstrations and in-class exercises on all aspects of trial from pre-trial preparation through closing arguments, including the examination of lay and expert witnesses.

48. Cover Story - Marian Wright Edelman: Children's Advocate The children’s Defense Fund, which Edelman founded and runs in Washington DC, hasseveral branches in key becoming an attorney.” After Yale law school, she http://www.educationupdate.com/archives/2002/feb02/htmls/cover_wright.html

Cover Story Spotlight On Schools Featured Columnists Letters ... April 2001 New York City Marian Wright Edelman: Children’s Advocate By Pola Rosen, Ed.D. Growing up in a family of 12 foster children tended to by her nurturing mother and minister father, Marian had to care about children. Her role as child advocate par excellence for the past 25 years has finally culminated in the landmark comprehensive legislation Leave No Child Behind. Both New York senators are behind it as are 80 House co-sponsors. There is still much work to be done before passage. The bill focuses on childcare and health care. “There are 12 million children living in poverty and 80 percent live with working parents that have no child care. There is no reason for that in the richest nation in the world,” Wright avers forcefully. She adds, “Bush is using words but not putting the dollars behind the words.” The Children’s Defense Fund, which Edelman founded and runs in Washington D.C., has several branches in key cities that concentrate on state and local work, including lobbying for new laws and helping to implement those that have been passed.

49. Kinkos.com News Room - May 14, 2001 These booklets were developed by law enforcement officers obtaining proper identificationof their children before a 2000 and included 12 branches in Missouri http://www.kinkos.com/pr/pr_may142001.php

Back to News Room KINKO'S AND THE NATIONAL CENTER FOR MISSING AND EXPLOITED CHILDREN JOIN TOGETHER FOR "KID'S DAY" Kinko's Community Service Program Will Educate Parents and Guardians About Child Safety in Four Midwestern States VENTURA, Calif. - May 14, 2001 - Kinko's, Inc. branches around the Midwest have teamed up with the Kansas City Branch office of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) to host the second annual Kinko's Kid's Day, a child safety awareness event, on Saturday, May 19, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in select Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma branches. Because the NCMEC reports that 2,200 children are reported missing each day in the United States, Kinko's Kid's Day aims to increase child protection awareness by providing information and tools to help prevent a missing child incident.

50. LEXREX: Rescuing The REPUBLIC - One Heart, And One Mind At A Time easily and quickly, and teach it to your children. All three branches are operatingoutside their Constitutional a whole lot about the Constitution or law. http://www.lexrex.com/

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51. Constitution (C) All children of at conscience, speech, press, assembly and association, andother rights enumerated by Federal law. ARTICLE IV branches OF GOVERNMENT. http://www.poarchcreekindians.org/Constitution.html

Preamble We, the members of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, acknowledging the powers of inherent and aboriginal tribal sovereignty, and exercising the right of self-determination, and with the desire to organize pursuant to 25 U.S.C. 476 and the Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat., 984), hereby adopt this Constitution and our Tribal Government in order to: (1) Continue forever, with the help of God our Creator, our unique identity as members of the Poarch Band of Creek Indians, and to protect that identity from forces that threaten to diminish it; (2) Protect our inherent rights as members of a sovereign American Indian tribe; (4) Help our members achieve their highest potential in education, physical and mental health, and economic development; (5) Maintain good relations with other Indian tribes, the United States, the State of Alabama, and local governments; (6) Support the Government of the United States and encourage our members to be loyal citizens; (7) Acquire, develop, and conserve resources to achieve economic and social self- sufficiency for our tribe; (8) Insure that our people shall live in peace and harmony among ourselves and with all other people.

52. Project Vote Smart wellbeing and social development of children by creating on the actions of thethree branches of the Contains information on policy and law regarding the http://www.vote-smart.org/issues/FAMILY_CHILDREN/?checking=

53. Red Cross Society Protection is detailed in favour of children, women and Those two branches of IHLare not completely separate because the effect of some rules of law of the http://www.redcross.org.sg/IntSvc_IHL.htm

International Services INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW What is International Humanitarian Law (IHL)? International Humanitarian Law (IHL), or the Law of War, consists of a set of laws which serves to limit human suffering inflicted during situations of international or non-international armed conflict. They include rules pertaining to the protection of cultural property and to the limited use of weapons. If wars cannot be prevented, then human suffering should be minimised. IHL lays out that even war has limits. How did IHL and the Red Cross come about? In 1859, when Swiss Henry Dunant witnessed the Battle of Solferino, he was moved by the suffering of the victims of warfare and came up with the idea of the creation of national relief societies. In a meeting convened in 1863 by four citizens of Geneva and attended by specialists from 16 countries, ten resolutions were adopted which gave rise to the Red Cross. The Swiss Government than convened a diplomatic conference in Geneva in August 1864 where delegates of 12 participating countries adopted the Geneva Convention for the Amelioration of the Condition of the Wounded in Armies in the Field.

54. LAW 12 - AN INTRODUCTION TO LAW Offender) children AND FAMILY law (marriage and divorce, children, wills and law andsubstantive law (8.) To name the branches of public law and private law http://guevara0.tripod.com/environment/id10.html

Get Five DVDs for $.49 each. Join now. Tell me when this page is updated Environmental Insight -Nova Scotia - Canada - Welcome Students of 2002/03 Home A Good Alternative to our Sewage Problems OPERATION FOOD BANK Additional Work on the Amazon ... GLOBAL HISTORY - 12 LAW 12 - AN INTRODUCTION TO LAW The Trial with Mr. Connors ( practicing teacher) and a Grade 12 Law Class Noise Pollution Nuclear Waste Dumping Sable Gas Project , Nova Scotia , Canada ... HOMEWORK TOOLS LAW 12 - AN INTRODUCTION TO LAW Aim : To enable students to respond sensibly to the impact of law on daily life. LAW 12 (2001) MR.HALL COURSE OUTLINE ROOM 233 INTRODUCTION TO CANADIAN LAW INTRODUCTION: The basic objective of this course is to increase your knowledge and understanding of Canadian law and its function in society. In addition the course aims to: TEXT: All About Law: Exploring the Canadian Legal System (Third Edition ) EVALUATION: Homework Assignments 24% Quizzes 42% Participation 14 % Project Work 20% UNITS: THE SOURCES OF CANADIAN LAW What Is Law Laws from the Past The Development of Law Parliament and Statute Law The Judiciary The Categories of Law HOW CANADA'S LAWS ARE MADE The History of the Canadian Constitution Amending the Constitution Legislating Statute Law The Passage of a Bill in Parliament The Passage of Provincial Legislation The Passage of Municipal By-laws The Court System Constitution / Charter of Rights and Freedoms / Human Rights Legislation CRIMINAL LAW ( Elements of a Crime, The Criminal Code, Bringing the Accused to Trial, Trial Procedure, Sentencing and Appeals, The Young Offender)

55. Lesson 5 - Doing Our Job Steps 3 and 4 with the children to remind them about the branches of government intheir community and how they are connected to lawmaking and law enforcement. http://www.michigan.gov/scope/0,1607,7-155-10710_13476_13480-54323--,00.html

Skip Navigation Michigan.gov Home Scope Home Site Map ... Social Studies Lesson 5 - Doing Our Job SCoPE Site Lesson Plan Title: Lesson 5 - Doing Our Job (SS020505) Abstract In this lesson the children apply what they have learned about the three branches of government in Lesson 4 by creating a diagram showing the three branches of government and their purposes. The children use their diagrams to explain how the executive, legislative, and judicial branches of the local government make and enforce the laws in the community. Subject Area: Social Studies Grade Level and Course Title: Second Grade/The Local Community Unit of Study: Governing Our Local Community Benchmark Cite examples of government carrying out its legal authority in their local community (III.1.EE.1). Key Concept branches of government Instructional Resources Other Class Chart, Branches of Government, Lesson 4, Steps 3 and 4 Drawing Paper, 9x12 inches, one per child Glue Scissors Staples/Stapler Tape Worksheet, word cards, Lesson 5, Step 1, one per child Sequence of Activities Prior to the beginning of this lesson, prepare a worksheet for the children to use when completing their individual diagrams for each branch of government. The worksheet consists of a series of word cards, which the children cut apart and attach to a piece of drawing paper. The words and phrases are placed randomly on the worksheet.

56. Oncor - Our Community - Educational Resources - Safety - FAQ When we have to trim branches to get to our name grew out of research with elementaryschool children. State and federal law and many local ordinances place http://www.oncorgroup.com/community/education/safety/faq.asp

Electricity Gas Utility Solutions REP Relations ... Educational Resources Educational Resources Area Relations Educational Resources KnowledgeCollege Safety ... Streetlight Outages Frequently Asked Questions Q. Why does Oncor emphasize electrical safety? A. Q. What kinds of safety programs does Oncor offer? A. We take a three-part approach to safety: Employee safety, public safety, and children's safety programs which deal mainly with safety education. Employees are thoroughly trained and equipped with safety gear before they ever go out on the job, and their safety training continues as long as they work for Oncor. Safety information is provided to the public in a number of ways including safety demonstrations, presentations by Oncor speakers, the distribution of brochures, and letters to targeted groups. Our children safety education initiatives include Zigster, our safety mascot; animated television commercials, resource materials we provide to area schools and the portion of our energy education web site called Electrical Safety World. This safety information for children is available at www.oncorknowledge.com

57. Statement By Israel At The Special Session On Children Israel's executive, judicial and parliamentary branches of Government reform in thefield of children's rights, unique In the area of law, the last decade has http://www.un.org/ga/children/israelE.htm

ISRAEL Statement by H.E. Mr. Meir Sheetrit Minister of Justice Head of Delegation of the State of Israel United Nations Special Session on Children (9 May 2002) The United Nations New York Distinguished Chairman, Israel is proud to be participating in this United Nations Special Session on Children as a reflection of our unwavering commitment to putting our children first - to protecting their rights and enhancing their health, education and opportunity, in Israel and around the world. It is they who will inherit the world, and chart the course of the future. Our obligation to our children is indistinguishable from our obligation to humanity. Israel would like to extend its congratulations to Ms. Carol Bellamy, the Executive Director of UNICEF, and her staff, for their important work on behalf of the children of the world, and to the Secretariat for its assistance in preparing this event. Israel also wishes to commend the Secretary-General for his excellent report "We the Children", and its important contribution to assessing the significant progress we have made and the important objectives still to be accomplished. Protecting our children, and providing them with the best possible opportunities in life, is the guiding objective of every parent. But for too many children, the basic necessities for a happy, safe, and healthy childhood, and by extension a productive, meaningful and healthy life, are simply not provided.

58. UNB Faculty Of Law - News meeting of the New Brunswick branches of the law Librarian Anne Crocker Awarded Queen'sGolden Jubilee to the cause of disadvantaged children throughout the http://www.law.unb.ca/news.html

Current Students Prospective Students Alumni Journals ... Weekly Calendar David Townsend to Chair National Antenna Tower Review Committee David Townsend Professor David Townsend has been appointed Chair of the National Antenna Tower Review Committee by Minister of Industry, Alan Rock. "New, modern procedures for placing antenna towers must embrace community involvement and expand the economic and social benefits of wireless, broadcast and wireless broadband technologies across Canada", said Minister Rock. "The national antenna tower review will ensure that the voices of Canadians are heard in the development of those procedures. . ." Professor Townsend and the committee will consult with citizens, communities and companies on improvements in the policy and siting procedures for antenna tower placement. For more information on Industry Canada press releases on antenna structure issues, see http://www.ic.gc.ca/cmb/welcomeic.nsf/NewsRelByDate

59. Law, Legislation And Government Links to legislative information on missing children from dozens plus links to Internet/cyberspacelawrelated sites areas of the UN and it's branches can be http://www.vaonline.org/legal.html

Home Search Networks Contact ... Site Index - Text Version Law / Legislation / Government International Resources Canada United Kingdom United States ... Related Documents International Resources Centre for Europe's Children : The Centre for Europe's Children is the Documentation and Information centre for the Programme for Children which the Council of Europe, in co-operation with UNICEF, intends to promote the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Comparative Criminal Justice Resources : A deceptively small looking index page leads to hundreds of links dealing with criminal justice, law and government around the world. Cyberlaw Encyclopedia : A vast resource of information on law, technology and the Internet. This site is based in Canada and some information may not be applicable in your jurisdiction; always consult with a local professional in the applicable field. International Centre for Criminal Law Reform and Criminal Justice Policy : The Centre is an independent, non-profit institute, officially affiliated with the United Nations. They are dedicated to making a substantial contribution to national and international efforts to reduce crime and improve justice. This site contains publications, occasional papers and reports, an events/conference listing and on-line forum facility, plus links to affiliated organizations. Internet Legal Resource Guide : Listing over 4000 sites in 238 nations and with more than 850 stored page and downloadable files, this is a very comprehensive source of information on law around the world, though mainly focusing on the USA.

60. The Avalon Project : The Salic Law. throw that dust on their (the brothers') childrenthat is The Salic law was composedunder Clovis. here given, with the most manifold branches of administration 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.

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