41. Developing Mongolia's Legal Framework: A Needs Analysis - Court Procedure - ADB. The court System The general Council of courts. court procedure court procedure. Formerly trials were inquisitorial, with the emphasis on http://www.adb.org/Documents/Papers/Mongolia_Legal_Framework/court_procedure.asp

42. Local General Rule - Table Of Contents Local general court and Administration Rules of court 4 ACCESS AND FAIRNESS A. SANTA CLARA COUNTY court procedure B. LOCAL COMMITTEE procedure http://www.sccsuperiorcourt.org/rules/rule6_toc.htm

Home Case Info Courthouses Fees ... Search Court Info: Civil Criminal Family Juvenile ... Volunteer! Related Sites: Case Info Complex Civil Self Service Local General Court and Administration Rules of Court Click for printable (PDF) version of all general and administration local rules ONLINE TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 GENERAL COURT RULES A. JUROR LISTS 2 ADMINISTRATION RULES A. TRANSFER OF ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES ... B. LOCAL COMMITTEE PROCEDURE Rule Summaries: Civil Criminal Family Juvenile ... Probate - General Feedback - Contact the Court © 2005 - Superior Court of California

43. General Orders 974, Mediation of Matters superceded by general court procedure 4. 97-3,Combining Chapter 13 Plan with Notice of Claims and filing the forms in all http://www.pawb.uscourts.gov/general_orders.htm

General Orders Index General Order Number Description Three Month Exemption of Payment of Electronic Access Fees for Dr. Lars Lefgren and Frank McIntyre of Brigham Young University Exemption of Payment of Electronic Access Fees for Professor Elizabeth Warren of the Harvard Law School Permanent Exemption of Payment of Electronic Access Fees for David W. Pickens, Divorce Master for the Court of Common Pleas of Crawford County, Pennsylvania General Order Regarding The Adoption of Local Rules, Forms, Court Procedures Manual and Electronic Case Filing Procedures Exemption of Southwestern Pennsylvania Legal Services, Inc, from Payment of Electronic Access Fees in the Western District of Pennsylvania Assignment of Chapter 13 Cases Repeal of General Order 2002-5 Approval of Local Bankruptcy Rules CM/ECF Training/Testing Continuing Legal Education Credits Withheld Permanent Exemption of Payment of Electronic Access Fees for the Northwestern Legal Services of Erie, PA Increase in Transcript Fee Rates Charged.

44. County Court General Rules The Uniform District court rules shall govern the procedure for domestic relationscases heard The County court general Rules were adopted in July 1985. http://court.nol.org/rules/Countyct_13.htm

COUNTY COURT GENERAL RULES Rule 1 CONDUCT IN THE COURTROOM All statements and communications by counsel will be clearly and audibly made from the counsel table. While court is in session, counsel shall not leave their places at the counsel table for a conference at the bench unless permitted by the judge to do so. Counsel shall address witnesses, other counsel, and prospective jurors by their surnames. Counsel shall not comment on answers given by witnesses. Arguments by counsel shall be addressed to the court and not to each other. Counsel shall orally identify themselves on the record in open court. Rule 1 amended September 1991. Rule 2 ATTORNEYS AND COURTROOM DECORUM ATTENDANCE All parties and their attorneys shall be present in the courtroom and prepared to proceed at the hour set for hearing by the court. Unjustified failure to appear shall subject the case to dismissal or disciplinary action to the attorneys concerned. Rule 3 ATTIRE Attorneys shall be attired in ordinary business wear. Rule 4 STIPULATIONS All stipulations and private agreements or understandings of counsel or of parties to a suit, unless made in open court during the trial, must be reduced to writing and signed by the parties or counsel for the parties making the same.

45. PCA Catalogue Of Basic Documents, Rules Of Procedure, Conciliation And Arbitrati Foreword to the Basic Documents (by Kofi A. Annan, Secretarygeneral United Permanent court of Arbitration Procedures for Cases under the UNCITRAL http://www.pca-cpa.org/ENGLISH/BD/

Permanent Court of Arbitration BASIC DOCUMENTS PDF documents can be viewed by downloading the viewer from Adobe The complete PCA Basic Documents are available in English and French. Certain parts will soon be available in Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Chinese and Arabic. Click here for the French version/cliquez ici pour la version française. Foreword to the Basic Documents (by Kofi A. Annan, Secretary-General United Nations, January 2005) Introduction to the Basic Documents (by Tjaco T. van den Hout, Secretary-General PCA, January 2005) PCA Conventions 1899 Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes 1907 Convention for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes PCA Rules of Procedure Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitrating Disputes between Two States Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitrating Disputes between Two Parties of Which Only One Is a State Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitration Involving International Organizations and States Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitration between International Organizations and Private Parties Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Conciliation Rules Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Fact-finding Commissions of Inquiry Guidelines for Adapting the Permanent Court of Arbitration Rules to Disputes Arising Under Multilateral Agreements and Multiparty Contracts Permanent Court of Arbitration Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and the Environment and Optional Rules for Conciliation of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and the Environment

46. Rules Of Procedure For Arbitrating Disputes Relating To Natural Resources And / Permanent court of Arbitration PCA / Cour Permanente D Arbitrage - CPA be the Secretary-general of the Permanent court of Arbitration at The Hague ). http://www.pca-cpa.org/ENGLISH/EDR/

Environmental Dispute Resolution Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (approved June 19th, 2001 by the Administrative Council) English French Spanish Optional Rules for Conciliation of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (approved April 16th, 2002 by the Administrative Council) English French Members of the Panel of Scientific Experts Established Pursuant to the PCA Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (Art. 27.5) and Members of the Panel of Arbitrators Established Pursuant to the PCA Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to Natural Resources and/or the Environment (Art. 8.3) On June 19, 2001 the PCA Administrative Council adopted by consensus the Optional Rules for Arbitration of Disputes Relating to the Environment and/or Natural Resources ("Environmental Rules"). These rules result from the efforts of the International Bureau together with a working group and drafting committee of experts in environmental law and arbitration. (For sets of the various PCA optional rules, see the Basic Documents section of this website). The Environmental Rules seek to address the principal lacunae in environmental dispute resolution identified by the Working Group.

47. SUMMARY: Voting Procedure On Questions Relating To Reports And Petitions Concern The question concerning the voting procedure to be followed by the general Assembly Having regard, in particular, to the court s opinion on the general http://www.icj-cij.org/icjwww/idecisions/isummaries/itswasummary550607.htm

International Court of Justice Case Summaries Home Page What's new Docket Decisions ... Search VOTING PROCEDURE ON QUESTIONS RELATING TO REPORTS AND PETITIONS CONCERNING THE TERRITORY OF SOUTH-WEST AFRICA Advisory Opinion of 7 June 1955 The question concerning the voting procedure to be followed by the General Assembly of the United Nations in making decisions on questions relating to reports and petitions concerning the territory of South-West Africa had been submitted for advisory opinion to the Court by the General Assembly, which, on November 23rd, 1954, adopted the following Resolution for this purpose: " The General Assembly " Having accepted , by resolution 449 A (V) of 13 December 1950, the advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice of 11 July 1950 with respect to South West Africa, " Having regard, in particular , to the Court's opinion on the general question, namely, 'that South-West Africa is a Territory under the international Mandate assumed by the Union of South Africa on 17 December 1920', and to the Court's opinion on question (a)

48. Note On The International Court Of Justice International court of Justice general Information The court at a Glance The advisory procedure of the court is open solely to international http://www.icj-cij.org/icjwww/igeneralinformation/icjgnnot.html

International Court of Justice General Information - The Court at a Glance Home Page What's new Docket Decisions ... Search July The International Court of Justice              The International Court of Justice is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations.  Its seat is at the Peace Palace in The Hague (Netherlands). It began work in 1946, when it replaced the Permanent Court of International Justice which had functioned in the Peace Palace since 1922.  It operates under a Statute largely similar to that of its predecessor, which is an integral part of the Charter of the United Nations. Functions of the Court              The Court has a dual role:  to settle in accordance with international law the legal disputes submitted to it by States, and to give advisory opinions on legal questions referred to it by duly authorized international organs and agencies. Composition              The Court is composed of 15 judges elected to nine-year terms of office by the United Nations General Assembly and Security Council sitting independently of each other.  It may not include more than one judge of any nationality.  Elections are held every three years for one-third of the seats, and retiring judges may be re-elected.  The Members of the Court do not represent their governments but are independent magistrates.

49. Texas Attorney General do not affect a court s authority under the Rules of Civil procedure and the general arbitration statute does not contravene open courts provision http://www.oag.state.tx.us/opinopen/opinions.php?headingID=14

50. WEST VIRGINIA RULES OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, XI General Provisions Likewise, these rules, where applicable, apply in a trial court of record These rules shall be known as the West Virginia Rules of Civil procedure and http://www.state.wv.us/wvsca/rules/civilproc/XI.htm

XI. GENERAL PROVISIONS. Rule 81. Applicability in general. (a) To what proceedings applicable. — (1) Review of decisions of magistrates and administrative agencies. — When the appeal of a case has been granted or perfected, these rules apply, except that, in a case on appeal from a magistrate court, Rules 26 through 37 may not be used and no pleadings other than those used in the case in the magistrate court may be used except by order of the appellate court in the proceeding after the appeal has been granted or perfected. Likewise, these rules, where applicable, apply in a trial court of record when any testimony is taken before the court in the judicial review of an order or decision rendered by an administrative agency. (4) Ex parte proceedings. — Rules 5(b), 5(e) and 80 apply to ex parte proceedings. The other rules do not apply to such proceedings except by order of the court for cause shown in the proceeding and only to the extent provided by the order. Such proceedings include, but are not limited to, adoption; change of name; statutory summary procedure for the sale, lease, or encumbrance of property of persons under legal disability; or statutory summary procedure for the sale, lease, or other conveyance of property subject to future interests; or statutory summary procedure for the compromise and settlement of claims by a guardian or committee for personal injuries sustained by the guardian’s or committee’s ward.

51. Topeka.org | Municipal Court: General Practice And Procedure Rule 12 general Practice and procedure 12.1 All pleadings, briefs, The MunicipalCourt docket number (if available) and the Topeka Police Department http://www.topeka.org/municipalcourt/rule12.shtml

Bid Listings City Departments Contact Us Employment ... e-Subscriptions If you want to receive regular e-mails announcing new internet postings of City information, you can subscribe or unsubscribe here. Council Agenda Packet Council Minutes Open Records Request Form Press Room ... Recent Resolutions Current homeland security level: Elevated home Municipal Court Municipal Court Steven R. Ebberts , Administrative Judge 214 SE 8th Topeka, KS 66603-3914 785-368-3776 Tel 785-368-3782 FAX For a complete list of contacts with phone numbers, FAX numbers and email addresses, click here Rule 12: General Practice and Procedure 12.1 All pleadings, briefs, and other papers prepared by attorneys or pro se defendants for filing in the Court shall, unless the Judge specifically permits otherwise, be typed with black ink on one side only of standard size (81/2"x11") sheets and shall include the name, address and telephone number of the attorney (or of the defendant, if the defendant has no attorney) filing them. Typing shall be double-spaced except that single-spacing may be used for subparagraphs, legal descriptions of real estate, itemizations, quotations, and similar subsidiary portions of the instrument. The Municipal Court docket number (if available) and the Topeka Police Department case number must be included with the caption upon each pleading to be filed. 12.2 The original of the pleading, brief or other memorandum shall be filed with the Clerk of the Court. Other communications with the Judge shall be mailed or delivered to the Judge handling the matter. Copies of briefs, memoranda or communications shall be served on counsel of record. This rule does not supersede the requirement of any specific statute or ordinance as to the filing of documents.

52. Constitutional Court Of The Republic Of Belarus - Official Page general Provisions. In the Republic of Belarus institute of constitutional procedure of the activities of the Constitutional court of the Republic of http://ncpi.gov.by/ConstSud/eng/

Constitutional Court of the Republic of Belarus 32 K. Marks St., 220016, Minsk, Belarus tel/fax +375 17 2278012 ksrb@user.unibel.by Structure Current Activities Official Documents ... Russian version The Constitutional Court has received the application on the issue of lawfulness of collection of money funds from the foreign citizens and stateless persons for staying in the city of Minsk. On coordination of the terms of repayment of wages with the terms of payment of communal public services and technical maintenance of dwellings. Commentary of the Chairman of the Constitutional Court to the Message "On constitutional legality in the Republic of Belarus in 2004". Announcement of Official Publication of the Constitutional Court - Bulletin No. 2, 2004 Decision of 14 July 2005 No. D-187/2005 on improvement of legislation on temporary disability allowance Decision of 24 June 2005 No. D-186/2005 on proposals concerning application of norms of legislation on amnesty Decision of 12 May 2005 No. D-185/2005 on taxation of compensation for moral injury

53. General Appellate Procedure A Moot Court Competition Is Based Upon general Appellate procedure A moot court competition is based upon the presentationof a fictitious case to an appellate court. Appellate procedure differs http://www.psci.unt.edu/mootcourt/general_appellate_procedure___a_.htm

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55. Revised Code Of Civil Procedure Was Promulgated On June 26, 1996 The court shall try to proceed the civil procedures fair and speedy, while theparties CHAPTER 2 court Section 1 Jurisdiction Article 4 (general forum) http://www.japanlaw.co.jp/procedure/civilcode.html

Back to Home Revised Code of Civil Procedure was promulgated on June 26, 1996, and will come into effect within two years. Here is the translation of the amended Code of Civil Procedure. THE CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE BOOK 1 GENERAL PROVISIONS CHAPTER 1 GENERAL RULES Article 1 (Purpose) Unless otherwise provided in other laws, the procedures with respect to the civil actions shall follow this Code. Article 2 (Duties of courts and parties) The court shall try to proceed the civil procedures fair and speedy, while the parties shall pursue the civil procedures with faith and sincerity. Article 3 (Rules of Supreme Court) Unless otherwise provided in this Code, the Rules of Supreme Court will provide the matters necessary for the civil procedures. CHAPTER 2 COURT Section 1 Jurisdiction Article 4 (General forum) 1 A suit is under the jurisdiction of the court having the venue where the general forum of the defendant locates. 2 A general forum of a person is determined by his address, in case he does not have address in Japan or his address is not detected, by his residence, and in case he does not have residence in Japan or his residence is not detected, by his last address. 3 In case a general forum of an ambassador, a minister or other Japanese nationals who stay in a foreign country and are exempted from its jurisdiction, cannot be determined by the preceding paragraph, his general forum shall be determined by the Rules of Supreme Court.

56. Iowa General Assembly - 2005 Summary Of Legislation general Assembly logo. CIVIL LAW, procedure AND court ADMINISTRATION. SENATE FILE323 Uniform Mediation Act SENATE FILE 330 - Domestic Relations, Rights, http://www.legis.state.ia.us/GA/81GA/Session.1/Summary/civi.htm

CIVIL LAW, PROCEDURE AND COURT ADMINISTRATION SENATE FILE 323 - Uniform Mediation Act SENATE FILE 330 - Domestic Relations, Rights, and Support Obligations SENATE FILE 379 HOUSE FILE 754 RELATED LEGISLATION SENATE FILE 74 - Financial Institution or Insurer Names, Trademarks, Logos, or Symbols - Prohibited Use This Act permits an injunction to be sought against the prohibited use of the financial institution's or insurer's name. A financial institution or insurer may recover damages and attorney fees. SENATE FILE 215 - Civil Rights Commission - Service and Delivery of Complaints and Orders SEE STATE GOVERNMENT. This Act substantially eliminates the requirement that certain Civil Rights Commission complaints and orders be served or mailed only by certified mail. SENATE FILE 270 - Identity Theft This Act expands the remedies available for civil causes of action for identity theft and permits certain financial institutions to file a civil action for identity theft on behalf of an account holder. SENATE FILE 335 - Unemployment Compensation - Dependent Adult Abuse Information SEE HUMAN SERVICES.

57. Law Concerning Procedure For Public Peremptory Notice And Arbitration Procedure Regarding the procedure for general pressing notice and the arbitration procedure, When setting aside the award, the court shall also declare that the http://www.jcaa.or.jp/e/arbitration-e/kaiketsu-e/civil.html

Home Arbitration Japan As The Place For Arbitration Japanese arbitration law Law concerning Procedure for General Pressing Notice and Arbitration Procedure (Law No. 29, April 21, 1890) (Extract) BOOK I GENERAL PROVISIONS Article 1 (Mutatis mutandis application of the law and regulations relating to civil procedure) Regarding the procedure for general pressing notice and the arbitration procedure, the provisions of the law and regulations relating to civil procedure shall, except as otherwise provided, apply mutatis mutandis insofar as they are not contradictory with the nature thereof. (middle part omitted) BOOK VIII ARBITRATION PROCEDURE Article 786 (Arbitration agreement) An agreement to submit a dispute to one or more arbitrators shall be valid only where the parties have a right to make a compromise with regard to the subject matter in dispute. Article 787 (Arbitration agreement for future dispute) An agreement to submit a future dispute to arbitration shall not be valid unless it relates to a specific legal relationship and a dispute arising therefrom.

58. Web Law Review, Maritime Court And Special Procedure Law, 2001 Civil procedure Law will be referred as general procedure rule when maritimecourt and high court, as second instance court of maritime court, http://www.eaglelink.com/law-review/2w97.html

Maritime Court and Special Procedure Law The Author: Tian Baicheng , a lawyer of Hui Cheng Law Office in Beijing China, served as legal advisor of a state owned freight forwarder company and a ship broking company for almost a dozen years after finishing his Masters Degree on civil procedure law at China Political Science and Law University. He started to be a practice lawyer in 1993 and now is a partner of the law firm. He deals with shipping and trade affairs and has developed investment and immigration business with his foreign counterparts. Intellectual properties and internet are additional areas of his practice. E-mail: tianbcts@public3.bta.net.cn Web: www.eaglelink.com/cheng/ By Tian Baicheng LONG WITH THE RAPID development of China's shipping and foreign trade, internal and external disputes on marine casualties and maritime commerce increasingly arise. As a result, maritime courts were established in principal port cities of China in 1984, in accordance with the decision by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress (NPC). This action was taken in order to exercise China's judicial jurisdiction and to ensure timely trial of those cases to safeguard lawful rights and interests of both Chinese and foreign enterprises, organizations and citizens. The action was also taken to accelerate the development of China's shipping and foreign trade, to ensure the policy of opening door to the outside was carried out, and to invigorate the domestic economy.

59. Rhode Island Public Defender Client Handbook - Charged The procedure that will be followed next in the Superior court will depend If the Attorney general’s review determines that a defendant is probably not http://www.ripd.ri.gov/Handbook/chbProcedure.htm

Home Community Partners Client Handbook Office Locations Table of Contents RIPD Services RIPD Locations What is a Crime? Right to Counsel ... Other Lawyers What is the Procedure if I am Charged with a Crime? Index of Terms Appeal Arraignment Arrest (During Questioning) Arrest (During Search) Assesment Bail Bail Bondsperson Bail Hearing Booking Breathalyzer Brief Capital Crime Capital Felonies Cash Bail Certification Certiorari Challenge for Cause Charge to the Jury Citizen Complaint Closing Argument Complaint Confession Consent Crime Cross-examination Deferred Sentence Delinquency DeNovo Appeal Dependency and Neglect Proceedings Direct Examination Disposition District Court Family Court Felony Felony Screening Fine Frisk Grand Jury Guardian Ad Litem Home Confinement Hung Jury Immunity Imprisonment Indictment Indigent Information Inventory Inventory Search Jury Voir Dire Juvenile Lineup Miranda Warnings Misdemeanor Monetary Penalty No True Bill Opening Statement Oral Argument Peremptory Challenge Personal Recognizance Plea Bargain Plead Pretrial Conference Privilege Against Self-Incrimination Probable Cause Probable Cause Hearing Probation Public Defender Lawyer Reduction of Sentence Restitution Rights Form Search Warrant Seize Special Arraignment Spouse Privilege Statement Status Offense Stopped for Questioning Straight Probation Subpoena Summons Superior Court Suppressed Supreme Court Surety Bail Suspended Sentence Termination of Parental Rights Testifying Traffic Court Violation Violation of Probation

60. Indiana Code 5-14-2 Rules of procedure means rules adopted by the supreme court of Indiana. No court may order the exclusion of the general public from any criminal http://www.state.in.us/legislative/ic/code/title5/ar14/ch2.html

Information Maintained by the Office of Code Revision Indiana Legislative Services Agency 09/20/2005 09:46:48 AM EST IC 5-14-2 Chapter 2. Public Access to Criminal Proceedings IC 5-14-2-1 Definitions Sec. 1. As used in this chapter: "Criminal action" means a prosecution initiated in the name of the state of Indiana against an accused alleging the commission of a felony or misdemeanor. "Criminal proceedings" means court proceedings in a criminal action after the arrest of an accused and before any appeal is instituted; it does not include: (1) the deliberations of juries; (2) omnibus hearings except for those portions at which witnesses are sworn and testimony taken; or (3) any proceeding in which rights of attendance by the general public are otherwise specifically governed by statute or rules of procedure. "General public" means any individual, or group of individuals, but does not include the parties to the criminal action. "Open to attendance" means that individuals have the right freely to attend and observe criminal proceedings.

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