61. Services We hold lectures on various topics, ranging from law to how We hope children can notonly get new ideas and etc., at the Main Library and all of the branches. http://www2.tpml.edu.tw/en/reten.htm

62. Does Illinois' Medical Marijuana Law Have Legs? jail and put her in Department of children and Family (b) Persons registered underFederal law to conduct to practice medicine in all its branches for glaucoma http://www.consciouschoice.com/issues/cc1602/medmarijuana1602.html

Home Issues February 2003 Does Illinois' Medical Marijuana Law Have Legs? Brenda Kratovil is Still Waiting to Find Out by Mark Harris Conscious Choice, February 2003 "I'm hoping they never do this again to anyone. Because if someone else was as sick as I was, and has been through what I've been through, they might not have been able to live through it. I knew inside of me that for the sake of my health, I had a right to do what I did." I am sitting across the kitchen table from Brenda Kratovil in her Beach Park home just a few miles north of Waukegan. It's early in the afternoon and Kratovil and her husband have just returned from the nearby Lake County Courthouse. There, in a preliminary hearing, a judge has just ruled that she could not introduce medical necessity into her defense on charges of marijuana possession. When we meet for the first time after the hearing, Kratovil is quiet. I'm not sure if she is more upset and angry or just sad. I imagine perhaps all these emotions are with her. But now, back at her home as she begins to tell me her story, I also understand that I am speaking with a woman whose spirit remains strong, despite her current legal difficulties. I suspect Brenda's many health challenges have steeled her to life's harder edges. Brenda Kratovil tells me she has had glaucoma for over 20 years. Legally blind, she was also diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS) 15 years ago, and has been on disability since the age of 18. What now has the Beach Park mother of two in so much trouble is the fact that she uses marijuana to relieve her symptoms. Kratovil, who hopes to eventually be able to legally use medical marijuana under a little-known Illinois statute first got the idea of trying the drug to relieve her eye pain from a specialist she saw in Arizona shortly after she was diagnosed. The physician couldn't prescribe marijuana but suggested the drug might lower the intra-ocular pressure that was causing her so much discomfort.

63. Coffs Library - Library Resources children's fiction; children's picture books; Talking books; Music and Family law,and Australian Business law. Photocopiers (all branches); Wheelchair access (all http://www.chcc.nsw.gov.au/library/resources.html

Library Resources Page Contents: Lending Reference Statistics (ABS) Legal (LIAC) ... Facilities The Library has a collection of over 91,000 items consisting of: Lending Collection Adult fiction (novels) Non-fiction Magazines Pamphlets Local history books Young adult fiction Children's fiction Children's picture books Talking books Music CDs Videos (VHS) DVDs Reference Collection These items are for use within the Library only and may be photocopied Online databases (periodical indexes on the Web) Encyclopedias Dictionaries Directories Guidebooks/Handbooks Local studies Atlases Reports CDROMs Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) The Library is a member of ABS' Library Extension Program and has a large collection of ABS material in both hard and electronic copy. Key items in our ABS collection include: Several hundred pamphlets/booklets/serials on many different topics Year books CLIB96 - Census information on CDROM Year Book Australia on CDROM You can also visit the ABS web site Legal Information Access Centre (LIAC) The Library is also a regional LIAC, providing the community with up-to-date information on the law in plain english. LIAC provides the following useful resources: Legal books for the layperson Free pamphlets Acts of Parliament Cases from the courts Journal articles Assistance in using the Australasian Legal Information Institute web site Some great titles you will find in our LIAC include;

64. Profile Of The Hungarian Red Cross per cent of personal income tax permitted by law. further agreements were concludedbetween branches and local the IOM to provide holidays for children and the http://www.ifrc.org/publicat/partner/huprofil.asp

Search : Publications Partnerships in Profile 2002-2003 Back to profile index National Society contact information Hungarian Red Cross Founded: 1881 Members/volunteers: 362,000 (1999) Staff: 690 (1999) Expenditure: CHF 16.7 million (1998) 1. National context Since 1989, Hungary has been a leader within central Europe in the transition to a market economy, thanks to initial economic reforms during the communist era. Hungary is now a stable parliamentary democracy. In March 1999, Hungary became a member of NATO and is seeking membership of the European Union. The country has a good infrastructure with a historically good standard of living. However, unemployment is still fairly high, and there are inflationary pressures, although with decreasing inflation rates. There is a problem with new poverty in the cities and a rise in the number of homeless people. Although living standards are improving, the gap between the poorest and the richest in society is growing. Capital: Budapest Population: 10.2 million (1997)

65. Questioning The Law Parents lay down the law and children vow to be our Supreme Court, Legislature andExecutive branches, and the the Federal Judiciary and a body of Federal law. http://hometown.aol.com/martinbono1/myhomepage/

htmlAdWH('7005340', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002028', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Questioning the Law Most every child at some time during their young life vows never to be as guilty of such outrageous injustice as their parents! And most every parent marvels at how easily they end up breaking these young vows. Parents guiltily issue directives and commands and cringe as they do so, remembering exactly how it felt to be on the receiving end of these blasphemies. But they sit and reason, safely out of the children’s earshot, why these things must be so, trying to reassure themselves and each other that they are doing the right thing. How else can Order be maintained and Authority respected? But it is not raising children that I wish to speak about. I wish to discuss a parallel that exists in our Constitution. Here is the Preamble with which we are so familiar: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. High words indeed. The “in Order to form a more perfect union” was just in comparison to the Articles of Confederation that had preceded our Constitution as this country’s defining document.

66. Reports From NCW Branches own page containing news from its branches CLICK HERE infertile couples to have children,which result fields philosophy, social science, law, psychology and http://fp.ncwgb.f9.co.uk/htdocs/news/branch-reports.htm

Site Index Around the Branches Reports from Branches Reports below from: Hastings The Fellowship of St Nicholas Sevenoaks – on Ethical Dilemmas in Medical Research and on Therapy in Action Northern Region has its own page containing news from its branches CLICK HERE Nottingham and Notts Branch has a newsletter which also includes news of East Midland Region events CLICK HERE HASTINGS BRANCH To learn more about ‘The Fellowship of St Nicholas’, Hastings Branch of the NCW invited Christine Unsworth, Chief Executive of the Fellowship, to join us for lunch recently, to be our guest speaker. St Nick's, as it is familiarly called, started in the 1930s when it ran children's homes and looked after street children of whom there were many in those days going hungry and without shoes. They still provide activities at the centre today for street children, no longer hungry and shoeless; but prey to other hazards of the street such as drugs. The range of services provided is enormous, such as the ‘Out of School Clubs’, Drama, Music, Art, Band and Photography Workshops, and not forgetting the ‘Family Fun Bus’ seen in various places around town and surrounding rural areas.

67. LAW personalty is divided into two with the children receiving one side by a given dateand that branches of trees This is ancient customary law called La Branchage http://mail.sark.gov.gg/~mbeaumont/law & custom.htm

Contents: Oath of Allegiance: The Seigneur, after inheriting the Fief, is required to pay "Foi et Hommage" to the Sovereign. The Seigneur kneels at the Sovereign's feet with his hands held out palm to palm and, in the case where the reigning sovereign is female, Her Majesty encloses the Seigneur's hands with Her own and the Seigneur says: "Souveraine Dame, Je demeure Votre homme lige à Vous porter Foi et Hommage contre tous". Her Majesty replies "Nous vous acceptons advouant tous vos legitimes droits et possessions relevant de cette tenure de Nous, sauf pareillement à tous Nos Droits de Regalité". This is the old feudal homage following the same pattern as that sworn by King Harold to William Duke of Normandy in 1064. Land Tenure: It is in land tenure that the basis of the old feudal system can best be seen. No land in Sark is held as a Freehold. The Seigneur holds the Island in perpetual tenure from the Crown in return for certain obligations and annual dues (rente), and may not have that taken away from him unless he reneges on his commitment. Also he may not sell his Fief (the whole Island) without Crown permission. In like manner all landholdings in Sark are held in perpetual tenure from the Seigneur in return for certain obligations, rentes and tithes (dîmes) and may not be bought or sold without his permission. Tithing is currently in abeyance but the obligation to hold arms for defence is written into all contracts and the Seigneur's permission to sell and buy is still required and the purchaser must pay one thirteenth (a treizième) of the purchase price to the Seigneur for his permission (congé).

68. Library Talk Charles CityCounty Library District branches and the of complying with the children'sInternet Protection to comply with the new Missouri law while spending http://www.win.org/library/information/library_talk.html

March, 2003 (Click here to see a closeup of the poster.) Pictured from the left Audrey Bangert - St. Charles City-County Library District IT Coordinator Brad Winner - St. Charles City-County Library District Programmer/Analyst Manish Chandak - Quilogy Carl R. Sandstedt - St. Charles City-County Library District Director Carmela Santos - Quilogy Filtering of St. Charles City-County Library District Internet Access PC's January, 2003 Effective January 1, 2003 all branches of the St. Charles City-County Library District will provide some filtered Internet access computers. Library customers under the age of 18 will only be allowed to use filtered library computers. This is being done to meet the requirements of SB 665 the new Missouri State law (effective January 1, 2003) requiring filtering of pornographic materials harmful to minors on library public access PC's for customers under the age of 18. The Missouri law requires schools and public libraries that provide access to the Internet to either "use filtering software, purchase Internet service through a provider that provides filter services or otherwise restrict minors' access to the Internet by local rule." WHY THE DISTRICT CHOSE TO FILTER?

69. Zeal.com - United States - New - Library - Society - Law - Branches Of Law - Eme A great resource for United States New - Library - Society - law - Branchesof law - Emerging Technology - Internet WWW law - children's Access. http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=74422

70. The Education Of Children And Youth With Special Needs: What Do The Laws Say? (N The Education of children and Youth with Special Needs What Act (EHA), Public law (P.L.) 94142, which fully educating all children with disabilities. Public law 94-142, the http://www.nichcy.org/pubs/newsdig/nd15txt.htm

Publications Text-only Publications The Education of Children and Youth with Special Needs: What do the Laws Say? A publication of the National Information Center for Children and Youth with Disabilities News Digest 15 (ND15) Interim Update October 1996 [Note: This publication is approximately 23 pages long when printed.] Table of Contents Introduction What Do the Laws Say? How Federal Laws and Regulations Are Determined Early Federal Education Laws and Court Cases ... The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (P.L. 93-112) The Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 (P.L. 94-142) The Vocational Education Act of 1984 (P.L. 98-524) Other Federal Laws Affection Children and Youth with Disabilities The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (P.L. 93-380) The Handicapped Children's Protection Act of 1986 (P.L. 99-372) The Temporary Child Care for Handicapped Children and Crisis Nurseries Act of 1986 (P.L. 99-401) The Developmental Disabilities and Bill of Rights Act Amendments of 1987 (P.L. 100-146) The Technology-Related Assistance for Individuals with Disabilities Act of 1988 (P.L. 100-407)

71. Grassroots Homeschoolers a private or parochial school where children are taught of the child in the branchesof education in compliance with the Illinois compulsory attendance law. . http://grassrootshs.tripod.com/illaw.html

Links Home - Find information on upcoming Gathering Days here! Maps Group Information How do I start? Illinois Law ... Registration Information Clicking this will open a new window. Group Email: GrassrtsHS@aol.com Illinois Law The jurisdiction of the Office of the Superintendent of Educational Service Region over the Supervision of public and non-public schools is regulated by the compulsory school attendance law. Article 26, Section 1, Paragraph 1, of the Illinois School Code of Illinois, which states that "Whoever has custody or control over any child between the ages of 7 and 16 years of age shall cause such child to attend some public school in the district wherein the child resides the entire time it is in session during the regular school term, except as provided in Section 10-19.1; Provided that the following children not required to attend the public schools: "Any child attending a private or parochial school where children are taught the branches of education, taught to children of corresponding age and grade in the public school, and where instruction of the child in the branches of education is in the English Language."

72. Co-operation With Afghan Red Crescent Society 'ARCS' the promotion of the humanitarian law and rules and 1'240 in other provincial branchesreceive a Widows and their children, orphans, physically handicapped and http://www.icrc.org/Web/Eng/siteeng0.nsf/iwpList199/7AC426D62DEEF990C1256B660060

About the ICRC ICRC Activities The ICRC worldwide Focus ... Afghanistan Fact sheet Co-operation with Afghan Red Crescent Society 'ARCS' The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is an impartial, neutral and independent organisation whose humanitarian mission is to protect the lives and dignity of victims of war and internal violence and to provide them with assistance. The ICRC is at the origin of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement. It is responsible for directing the international relief activities conducted by the Movement in situations of conflict. It also endeavours to prevent suffering by promoting and strengthening humanitarian law and universal humanitarian principles. Since 1986 the ICRC has been present in Afghanistan and has maintained sub-delegations throughout the country. Its principal activities include; support to medical structures, assistance to the most vulnerable, agricultural rehabilitation programs and veterinary services, visiting detainees in the framework of the ICRC's mandate, mine data collection program, the promotion of the humanitarian law and rules, and strengthening of the Red Crescent Society in Afghanistan. The ICRC Cooperation Department Through "cooperation" activities, the ICRC aims to strengthen the capacities of the Afghan Red Crescent Society (ARCS), including its nationwide branch network, to assist the most vulnerable populations affected directly and indirectly by conflict. This is of course a lengthy process which demands a lot of patience and energy, but thanks to determination of all parties involved (the ARCS itself, the Federation and the ICRC) it has already been possible to render the headquarters more operational and to create a nationwide network of ARCS branches in all provinces which now covers practically the entire country.

73. WorldNetDaily: Children Flee Homeschool Cop letter stating that they comply with the law by teaching, in English, all the branchesof education he be allowed to speak with the children and review http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=29751

74. GetNetWise | Get Privacy-Wise! a)(1)(B)). (d) INCONSISTENT STATE law.—No State to implement the protections affordedchildren under the A) national banks, and Federal branches and Federal http://www.getnetwise.org/safetyguide/privacy/coppa.php

Safety Tips For: kids teens families Safety by Age 2-4 years 4-7 years 7-10 years 10-12 years ... 14-17 years What Kinds of Risks Are There? Meeting Someone Online Loss of Privacy Getting Into Online "Fights" Making Threats/Law Breaking ... Drugs and Other Substances Risks By Technology Visiting Web Sites Setting Up A Web Site Chat ... Authors and Contributors More Privacy Information Quick Tips for Parents Privacy Reminders For Parents Kids Guide for Privacy Online Parents Guide to Their Kids Privacy Online More Information On... Online safety tips Filter violence Filter explicit content Control email use Control chat use Block outgoing info Filtered Net service Kids Web browsers Monitor Net usage Tools for the Mac About online risks Contracts with kids Home Safety Guide /Children's Online Privacy Protection Act Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998 (COPPA) TITLE XIII-CHILDREN'S ONLINE PRIVACY PROTECTION SEC. 1301. SHORT TITLE. This title may be cited as the "Children's Online Privacy Protection Act of 1998". SEC. 1302. DEFINITIONS. In this title: (i) among the several States or with 1 or more foreign nations;

75. Law And Youth abused or neglected children, or children in need However, virtually all branchesof the military, including the be held in custody by law enforcement officers http://www.sdbar.org/public/pamphlets/youth.HTM

Law and Youth (Revised April 15, 1997) This brochure is based on general legal principles and is designed to inform, not to advise. No person should ever apply or interpret any law without the aid of an attorney who knows the facts and may be aware of any changes in the law. CONTENTS: Juvenile Courts Youth and Corporal Punishment Juvenile Courts What kind of cases are handled in juvenile court? All criminal cases against juveniles both misdemeanor and felony which involve a criminal penalty, except hunting, fishing, boating, park, traffic offenses or underage consumption or possession of alcohol, are begun in juvenile court. After the filing of the petition alleging a child to be delinquent the prosecutor has the option of seeking to have the case moved to the adult side of the court docket depending on a number of factors, none of which carry greater weight than the other. Before a court will transfer a child from juvenile to regular court for treatment as an adult, the judge will consider the seriousness of the offense, the manner in which the offense was committed, whether the offense was against persons or property, the prosecutorial merit of the complaint, the desirability of one proceeding where adults and juveniles have been charged in the same action, the prior record of the juvenile, the protection of the public, the prospects of rehabilitation of juvenile, and the juvenile's mental, physical and social history. If a child is 16 years of age or older and has committed murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, rape, 1st degree burglary or other serious violent felony, it is presumed that he or she should be transferred from juvenile court and treated as an adult.

76. Children's Internet Protection Act Testimony Congress’ concerns underlying this law—that children sessions in the library branchesfor different Internet, preferably in conjunction with their children. http://www.ala.org/cipa/caywoodcipa.html

77. Texas NAACP: Officers In politics, Mr. Bledsoe has helped local branches interact with Mary's UniversityLaw School in San Antonio set policies for Austin Family and children Services http://www.texasnaacp.org/ofcr.htm

On this page: Texas NAACP Mission Statement Texas NAACP Purposes Texas NAACP Officers Texas NAACP Mission Statement The NAACP insures the political, educational, social and economic equality of minority groups and citizens; achieves equality of rights and eliminates race predudice among the citizens of the United States; removes all barriers of racial discrimination through the democratic processes; seeks to enact and enforce federal, state and local laws securing civil rights; informs the public of the adverse effects of racial discrimination and seeks its elimination; educates persons as to their constitutional rights and to take all lawful action in furtherance of these principles. Texas NAACP Purposes To eliminate racial discrimination and segregation from all aspects of public life in America. To secure a free ballot for every qualified American citizen. To seek justice in the courts. To secure legislation banning discrimination and segregation. To secure equal job opportunities based upon individual merit without regard to race, religion, or national origin. To end mob violence and police brutality.

78. The Foundation For Training And Protection Of Mentally Handicapped Children of the benefits offered to them by law. lifelong care to mentally handicapped childrenof wealthy rehabilitation services by opening branches throughout the http://www.ada.com.tr/zycvakfi/egenel.html

"The Foundation for Training and Protection of Mentally Handicapped Children" was established in 1982. The main purposes of the foundation are as follows: To give skills for employment of mentally handicapped children and adults and to assist them in improving themselves. To establish homes and care centres for mentally handicapped orphans and adults, to provide lifelong care for them, to have them adopted by families and to continuously protect and control them. To find employment for mentally handicapped adults with sufficient training, and to assist them to take advantage of the benefits offered to them by law. To inform the public about the problems of the mentally handicapped and to publish publications on training and rehabilitation. To conduct and to have scientific studies and research contucted on the causes of mental deficiency and to announce to the public the measures to be taken based on the findings. To accept the foundation the children with mental deficiency whose IQ's are proven to be above 25 with documents accepted as valid by the foundation and whose conditions are determined with a decision of the court and to provide moral and financial support to poor families whose children are mentally handicapped. To provide lifelong care to mentally handicapped children of wealthy families, providing they make sufficient donations to the foundation on their death, to provide training and rehabilitation services.

79. CPR For Infants And Children - St John Ambulance .The law on First To arrange an appointment call the Mississauga, Oakville or Bramptonbranches. Learn CPR for adults, infants, and children All in a oneday http://www.sja-haltonhills.org/courses/cpr-child.html

St. John Ambulance 2003 Course Calendar Brampton - Georgetown - Milton - Mississauga - Oakville For other branches, click here St. John Ambulance Halton Hills 2003 Course Calendar CPR for Infants and Children Main Page 900 Years of St. John History of First Aid First Aid Service (Events) ... Search Did You Know..? The best way to be prepared for any emergency is constant practice. St. John Ambulance Brigade volunteers receive ongoing training in all manners of first aid treatments. Ordinary people become extra-ordinary lifesavers when they know what to do. Be a better first aider... Get Involved Course Description: This course teaches choking management and CPR skills to adults who care for children from birth to eight years of age. Course content includes... Emergency Scene Management Shock, unconsciousness, and fainting Prevention of choking and breathing emergencies Choking emergencies and first aid procedures for infants and children Common breathing emergencies and their treatment CPR for infants and children Duration: 5 hours Registrations Registrations can be made by contacting your local branch directly: www.sja-brampton.ca

80. Trees FAQ - Nolo what the law is. Back to top. My neighbor's tree looks like it's going to fallon my house any day now. What should I do? You can trim back branches to your http://www.nolo.com/lawcenter/ency/article.cfm/objectid/D815344D-7AA8-4B48-A1FD1

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