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  1. A treatise upon the law of pleading: Under the codes of civil procedure of the states of New York, Connecticut, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, ... Dakota, Wyoming, Montana and Idaho by Philemon Bliss, 1893
  2. A treatise upon the law of pleading under the codes of civil porcedure of the states of New York, Connecticut, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ohio, Indiana, ... and the territories of Arizona and Utah by Philemon Bliss, 1894
  3. Practice book annotated: Rules of professional conduct, code of judicial conduct, Superior Court civil rules (Connecticut practice series) by Wesley W Horton, 2002
  4. Practice book annotated: Rules of professional conduct, code of judicial conduct, Superior Court civil rules (Connecticut practice) by William R Moller, 1989
  5. Practice book annotated: Code of professional responsibility, code of judicial conduct, superior court civil rules (Connecticut practice) by William R Moller, 1979

61. HLS Library: One-L Dictionary
civil law may also refer to the body of law developed from Roman law and used Unannotated code A version of a code that contains the text of the law,
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List of Terms Defined: Act Advance sheets Annotated code Appeal Appellant Appellate court Appellee Blackletter Bluebook Case Citation Cite Civil Code Common law Controversy Court/court Criminal law Decision Defendant Descriptive Word Index Digests Dissent Et seq. Headnote Hornbook Judgment Key Number Looseleafs LegalTrac Nutshell Official publications Online source Opinion Panel Parallel citation Plaintiff Pocket part Precedent Primary sources Regulation Reporter Ruling Secondary sources Slip opinion Statute Supreme Court Table of cases Title Topic Treatises Unannotated code Unofficial publications The Library offers the following dictionary to assist new law students during the first few days of their law school experience. Within a couple of weeks, most of these words will become part of your regular vocabulary and you will have forgotten those first moments of panic when you thought everyone except you understood what was being said in class. We are not attempting to define the legal terms you will encounter in reading cases such as demurrer, summary judgment, or proximate cause. For that we refer you to the standard legal dictionaries, hornbooks, and your professors. But if you want to know what a hornbook is, what F.3d is, or what a parallel citation is, please read on. While you can use this dictionary to locate individual words, it is brief enough for you to read through in its entirety. Please let us know if this 1L dictionary is helpful and if whether there are other terms you wish for us to include. You may e-mail your comments to us at

62. What The Law Requires - Accessible Multi-Family Housing In Iowa (1/00)
Iowa civil Rights Act; Iowa Administrative code, Chapter 5 State Fire Marshal Rules The Iowa civil Rights Commission enforces the law through its fair
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What the Law Requires
Accessible Multi-family Housing in Iowa
A Guide For:
  • Owners Developers Architects Engineers Builders Building contractors Anyone who designs or builds multi-family housing
Our message to builders and landlords across the nation is simple:
"Obeying this law isn't optional. It is mandatory. We are enforcing
this law, and enforcing it vigorously." HUD Secretary Andrew Cuomo, 1998 You need to read this: if you own, design, build, or
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In this guide you will find information about: WHY "ACCESSIBLE HOUSING "? Remember the first time you set out to find your own place to live? You began by considering your options. Apartment or house? One story or two? What could you afford? What neighborhood would you like? You narrowed down your options by looking through the ads and talking to friends. It was an exciting experience. For people with disabilities, however, housing options have been more limited. Today, state and federal laws are changing this. Who will benefit? All of us. For "accessibility" is an issue that, at one time or another, affects us all. This is true whether

63. Legal Citation Abbreviation Archives: Statutory Code Sources
Deering’s civil code Annotated of the State of California Unofficial, Cal. Subj code. code of the law of South Carolina 1976 Annotated, SC code Ann.
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Statutory code Abbreviation United States, Federal
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64. Index By LegalTips.org. Free Legal Advice, Legal Forms, Databases And Much More.
BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS code civil PRACTICE AMP; REMEDIES code California law consists of 29 codes, covering various subject areas,
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65. Abbreviated History Of Abortion Law In California - Planned Parenthood Affiliate
Section 34.5 added to civil code gives minors right to consent to Abortion law amended to make it a crime to solicit any woman to submit to any
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66. JUDICIARY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES: CODES OF CONDUCT
Furthermore, the code is not designed or intended as a basis for civil liability (a) the degree of relationship is calculated according to the civil law
http://www.uscourts.gov/guide/vol2/ch1.html
uscourts.gov Newsroom : Code of Conduct Chapter I. Code of Conduct for United States Judges CONTENTS
Introduction

Canon 1.
A Judge Should Uphold the Integrity and Independence of the Judiciary Canon 2. A Judge Should Avoid Impropriety and the Appearance of Impropriety in All Activities Canon 3. A Judge Should Perform the Duties of the Office Impartially and Diligently Canon 4. A Judge May Engage in Extra-Judicial Activities To Improve the Law, the Legal System, and the Administration of Justice Canon 5. A Judge Should Regulate Extra-Judicial Activities To Minimize the Risk of Conflict with Judicial Duties Canon 6. A Judge Should Regularly File Reports of Compensation Received for Law-Related and Extra-Judicial Activities Canon 7. A Judge Should Refrain from Political Activity Compliance with the Code of Conduct Applicable Date of Compliance Checklists for Financial and Other Conflicts of Interest (PDF) CHAPTER I. CODE OF CONDUCT FOR UNITED STATES JUDGES Introduction
This Code applies to United States Circuit Judges, District Judges, Court of International Trade Judges, Court of Federal Claims Judges, Bankruptcy Judges, and Magistrate Judges. Certain provisions of this Code apply to special masters and commissioners as indicated in the "Compliance" section. In addition, the Tax Court, Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, and Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces have adopted this Code. Persons to whom the Code applies must arrange their affairs as soon as reasonably possible to comply with the Code and should do so in any event within one year of appointment.

67. Glossary Of Conflict Of Laws
civil law on the other hand usually resolves the tort/contract problems by 3082 of the Quebec civil code , 1991 for general escape hatches; Tetley,
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"Abus de droit" - "Abuse of right". A person may be liable for harm caused by doing something which one, nevertheless, has a right to do, if the right was: a) principally intended to cause harm; b) or was used without a legitimate, interest justifying judicial protection; c) or was used in bad faith; d) or was contrary to basic rules of morality or fairness. See Tetley

68. Tetley Law Articles
William Tetley, Mixed jurisdictions common law vs. civil law (codified and Liner Conferences in Canada Under Canadian law and the UN code of Conduct
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69. Other California Cases
or judicial proceedings or proceedings authorized by law (civil code § 47). California civil code section 47.5 authorizes a defamation suit by a
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California Anti-SLAPP Project
Other California Cases
[Updated February 22, 2005]
Adams v. Superior Court
California Court of Appeal, 6th District, 1992 (2 Cal.App.4th 521, 3 Cal.Rptr.2d 49) Lawyers who represented plaintiff's opponents in a civil suit intervened in two criminal cases in which the plaintiff was attempting to have felony convictions reduced to misdemeanors or expunged. Plaintiff sued the lawyers for abuse of process. Defendants relied on Civil Code section 47, which protects publications made in any judicial proceeding. The court holds that, even if the lawyers lacked standing to intervene in the criminal cases, their action is privileged because there was a reasonable connection between their action (motions for reconsideration based on evidence of fraudulent behavior) and the legitimate objectives of the proceedings in which they took action.
Aronson v. Kinsella
California Court of Appeal, 4th District, 1997 (58 Cal.App.4th 254, 68 Cal.Rptr.2d 305)
The court reconfirms that immunity from civil liability for prelitigation statements is absolute. The requirement that a prelitigation statement be made in connection with proposed litigation that is "contemplated in good faith and under serious consideration" (Civil Code sec. 47(b)) is not a test for malice, and the privilege cannot be defeated by proof of malice. In this case plaintiff alleged that a demand letter written by defendant's counsel contained libelous statements. The court affirms summary judgment for the defendant.

70. Gritchen V. Collier
The Court finds California civil code 47.5, specially authorizing a defamation FN 1 The only other state that has a law pertaining to police officer
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Gritchen v. Collier
Cite as : 73 F.Supp.2d 1148
MYRON S. GRITCHEN, et al., Plaintiff
vs.
GORDON W. COLLIER,et al., Defendants U.S. District Court for the Central District of California, Southern Div. SA CV 98-864-GLT[JW] Filed October 18, 1999
COUNSEL: FOR PLAINTIFF: Peter J. Eliasberg, ACLU Foundation of Southern California, Los Angeles, California. FOR DEFENDANTS: Larry J. Roberts, Law Offices of James E. Trott, Fountain Valley, California. OPINION: ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment is GRANTED. The Court finds California Civil Code 47.5, specially authorizing a defamation action by a police officer targeted by a citizen's false complaint, is unconstitutional.
I. BACKGROUND In 1998 Plaintiff motorist was stopped by Defendant, a Long Beach Police Department officer. Plaintiff later filed a citizen complaint about the officer's conduct during the traffic stop. The police department found there was no misconduct. Defendant (through his attorney) sent a letter to Plaintiff threatening a defamation suit under Cal. Civ. Code 47.5, which states in relevant part:

71. West-Search Results
Superior Court civil Rules Annotated, 2005 ed. and Juvenile law, 2005 ed. Primary law Materials (Cases, Codes ) connecticut ENFLEX Regulations
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72. West-Search Results
Superior Court civil Rules Annotated, 2005 ed. and Juvenile law, 2005 ed. (Vols. These volumes explain connecticut law governing land use,
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73. US CODE--TITLE 28--APPENDIX
Ev. code 1965 § 600. Professor McCormick gives a concise and compelling critique of the Applicability of State law in civil Actions and Proceedings
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  • TITLE 28APPENDIX
    • FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE
      • ARTICLE III. PRESUMPTIONS IN CIVIL ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS
      Rule 301. Presumptions in General in Civil Actions and Proceedings
      In all civil actions and proceedings not otherwise provided for by Act of Congress or by these rules, a presumption imposes on the party against whom it is directed the burden of going forward with evidence to rebut or meet the presumption, but does not shift to such party the burden of proof in the sense of the risk of nonpersuasion, which remains throughout the trial upon the party on whom it was originally cast. NOTES OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON PROPOSED RULES This rule governs presumptions generally. See Rule 302 for presumptions controlled by state law and Rule 303 [deleted] for those against an accused in a criminal case. Presumptions governed by this rule are given the effect of placing upon the opposing party the burden of establishing the nonexistence of the presumed fact, once the party invoking the presumption establishes the basic facts giving rise to it. The same considerations of fairness, policy, and probability which dictate the allocation of the burden of the various elements of a case as between the prima facie case of a plaintiff and affirmative defenses also underlie the creation of presumptions. These considerations are not satisfied by giving a lesser effect to presumptions. Morgan and Maguire, Looking Backward and Forward at Evidence, 50 Harv.L.Rev. 909, 913 (1937); Morgan, Instructing the Jury upon Presumptions and Burdon of Proof, 47 Harv.L.Rev. 59, 82 1933); Cleary, Presuming and Pleading: An Essay on Juristic Immaturity, 12 Stan.L.Rev. 5 (1959).

74. New York Civil Law: Civil Procedure
A forum for New York Appellate law, civil Procedure, Insurance Coverage and On April 12, 1848, New York enacted The code of Procedures (Field code) (see
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New York Civil Law
A forum for New York Appellate Law, Civil Procedure, Insurance Coverage and Defense and other interesting issues.
September 07, 2005
New Bill Passed On City and District Court Practice - Effective Tomorrow, September 8, 2005
Effective September 8, 2005 (30 days from when Governor Pataki signed the bill), chapter 452 (see bill here: Download SCAN_35301006_000.pdf ) will go into effect, amending the New York City Civil Court Act, the Uniform District Court Act and the Uniform City Court Act, in relation to the method of commencing and filing a lawsuit. Under chapter 452, the New York City Civil Court Act, the Uniform District Court Act and the Uniform City Court Act are amended to provide that an action is commenced by filing a summons and complaint, and a special proceeding is commenced by filing a notice of petition and petition (or order to show cause and petition). New York's Insurance Law (sec. 5106(d)) and Workers' Compensation Law (sec. 142(7)) are also amended to provide expedited forum on whether an accident occur ed during the course of employment (Workers' Compensation Law) and an expedited eligibility hearing in a multi-carrier situation, to designate the insurer for first party benefits. September 07, 2005 in

75. HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CONCLUDES EIGHTY-FOURTH SESSION
The State party should ensure that the measures it had taken, in law and practice The Committee noted with concern that the provisions of the civil code
http://www.un.org/News/Press/docs/2005/hrct669.doc.htm
General Assembly HR/CT/669 Round-Up of Session
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMITTEE CONCLUDES EIGHTY-FOURTH SESSION
Adopts Final Conclusions, Recommendations
On Reports of Yemen, Tajikistan, Slovenia, Syria, Thailand
(Reissued as received.)
GENEVA, 29 July (UN Information Service) The Human Rights Committee concluded today its three-week summer session during which it considered and adopted concluding observations and recommendations on the reports submitted by Yemen, Tajikistan, Slovenia, Syria, and Thailand on how they implement the provisions of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The Governments of the five countries sent delegations to answer questions raised by Committee Experts in keeping with their obligations as States parties to the Covenant.  There are 154 States parties to the Covenant.
After considering the report of Yemen, the Committee noted its appreciation of the creation, in 2003, of a Ministry of Human Rights, as well as the declared commitment of the State party to create a culture of human rights in Yemen.  The Committee noted with concern that the recommendations it addressed to Yemen in 2002 had not been fully taken into consideration.  The Committee urged the State party to examine in good faith all recommendations addressed by the Committee, and find ways to ensure that its desire to abide by religious principles were implemented in a way fully compatible with its obligations under the Covenant.
With regard to the report of Tajikistan, the Committee noted with appreciation the diminution of the number of crimes punishable by the death penalty and the moratorium of April 2004 on the imposition and execution of death sentences, as well as the commutation of all existing death sentences in the State party.  Disregard of the Committee’s requests for interim measures constituted a grave breach of the State party's obligations under the Covenant and the Optional Protocol.  Among suggestions made to the State party were that it should take effective measures, including promotion of public awareness and human rights training to protect women against domestic violence. 

76. Employment Law Information Network
Employment law reference site for lawyers and human resource professionals. While the code prescribes six means by which parties to a civil suit may
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77. Legislation
Soldiers and Sailors civil Relief Act of 1940 (SSCRA) (50 US code Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction (Public law 104201, US code Title 50
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A general understanding of current legislation affecting counter-terrorism strategies and efforts will help any law enforcement decisionmaker develop a plan for professional training and local emergency response. Below are links to legislation that outlines our nation's stance on terrorism; establishes protocols for preparation, investigation, and national security; and allocates funds for training, equipment, and response planning. An Act to Modify Certain Deadlines Pertaining to Machine-Readable, Tamper-Resistant Entry and Exit Documents (H.R. 4417) (PDF)
Presented to the President on July 28, 2004 for signature, this act amends the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act of 2002 (8 U.S.C. 1732) to extend the deadline by 1 year to 2005 for (1) U.S. ports of entry to install equipment and software capable of processing machine-readable, tamper-resistant entry and exit documents and passports that contain biometric identifiers; (2) Visa Waiver Program (VWP) countries to certify that they are issuing machine-readable, tamper-resistant passports that contain biometric and document authentication identifiers comporting with specified standards; and (3) VWP participants who are issued passports on or after the new deadline to present passports that comply with those requirements. A Bill To Amend the Immigration and Nationality Act To Provide Permanent Authority for the Admission of "S" Visa Nonimmigrants (S. 1424, Public Law No. 107-45)

78. SSR 88-7c
1978); see OE Koegel, Common law Marriage and its Development in the United A widow inherits a life estate in that property, civil code, Art. 761,
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SSR 88-7c EFFECTIVE/PUBLICATION DATE: 04/29/88
SSR 88-7c: SECTIONS 216(c) AND 216(h)(1)(A) OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (42 U.S.C. 416(c) AND 416(h)(1)(A)) FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS WIDOW'S INSURANCE BENEFITS STATUS OF A CONCUBINE PUERTO RICO
20 CFR 404.335 and 404.345 Ayuso-Morales v. Secretary of Health and Human Services, 677 F.2d 146 (1st Cir. 1982)
Weinberger v. Salfi, 422 U.S. 749, 95 S.Ct. 2457, 45 L.Ed.2d 522 (1975), and Mathews v. de Castro, 429 U.S. 181, 97 S.Ct. 431, 50 L.Ed.2d 389 (1976). The claimant also contended that, since she was the worker's concubine, she had a right under Puerto Rican law to inherit from the worker's estate as his widow, and she should be deemed to be the widow of the worker under 42 U.S.C. 416(h)(1)(A). The court of appeals found that, under Puerto Rican law, a concubine of a worker has a right to a share of the property acquired during the period of concubinage but does not have a right to inherit a widow's share of the deceased worker's intestate personal property. Therefore, the claimant could not be deemed to be the widow of the worker under 42 U.S.C. 416(h)(1)(A) by application of the law of Puerto Rico on intestate succession. In upholding the district court's decision affirming the Secretary's denial of this claim for widow's benefits, the court of appeals held that the claimant was not entitled to benefits as the disabled widow of the worker.

79. UCB Legal Studies Courses : LS155
106108, Articles on Vermont civil Union law, 2000 170, California civil code § 4503. 171-172, Uniform Marriage Divorce Act § 302
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80. Lederman Law Library - Concordance Chart
(relates sections of the civil code of Lower Canada Q 1980, c.39 to the civil code of Quebec) 6. Tremeear s criminal code 7. Criminal law precedents
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Canada
Consolidated Bank Act and regulations, 2004/5
KE
16th ed.
(RESERVE)
Bankruptcy Act
(relates sections of the Bankruptcy Act, RSC 1970, c.B-3 [as amended] to the corresponding sections in RSC 1985, c.B-3 [as amended S.C. 1992, c.1 and SC 1992, c. 27)
Canada
Annotated Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act, 2005
KE
(RESERVE)
Bankruptcy Act
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