21. Australian Government Attorney-General's Department - Attorney General's Departm The attorneygeneral s Department. Australian Law Emergency Management Family The Process of Law-Making The court System Bodies Other than courts http://www.ag.gov.au/www/agdHome.nsf/AllDocs/RWPA5C949DB88E95857CA256BB300154E38

22. Welcome To The Department Of Justice And Attorney-General (Queensland Government As the name implies, the Department has two broad functions justice administrationwith the court system as its focus, and the attorneygeneral’s role as http://www.justice.qld.gov.au/home.htm

Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content ... Contact us Search: JPs Guardianship Our laws For lawyers ... Information for students Welcome to the Department of Justice and Attorney-General website QUICK LINKS: Finding a JP Contact the Dispute Resolution Centre Application for a birth certificate Information on Domestic Violence State Penalties Enforcement Registry website Updated July 2005 Latest news Capital works updates Privacy Access keys Other languages Queensland Government Gateway

23. NJ Courts Online The general Assignment Order for court Year 20052006 is now available. 08.11.05 Notices to the Bar Committee on attorney Advertising Guideline 3 http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/

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24. New Jersey Courts Overview The structure of New Jersey s court system is among the simplest in the nation . NJ Legislature Office of attorney general Listing of State Services http://www.judiciary.state.nj.us/nj_overview.htm

New Jersey Courts Overview An Overview of Court Process A Walk Through the Judicial Process Supreme Court Appellate Division Local Courts ... 2002-2003 Annual Report of the NJ Judiciary (PDF) Courts are the most visible part of our legal system. Though many legal issues and disputes are never brought to the courthouse, each year approximately seven million new cases are filed in New Jersey's courts. In those cases, judges are called upon to decide disputes involving such diverse topics as criminal law, motor vehicle violations, divorce, and other family matters, wills, contracts, defective products, and of course our basic rights as Americans, such as freedom of speech. People set the agenda for New Jersey Courts through these cases, and it is through these cases that courts influence our lives. The structure of New Jersey's court system is among the simplest in the nation. There are only a few basic types of courts in the state. Municipal courts, Tax Court, state Superior Court, which includes the trial courts, an Appellate Division and the New Jersey Supreme Court. The Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey is Deborah T. Poritz. About NJ Courts Judiciary Mission Statement NJ Courts Overview Supreme Court Appellate Division ... Admin. Office of the Courts

25. Student Center Assistant attorney general Stephen G. LaBonte addressing the New Hampshire This site includes teaching materials about the federal court system for http://www.courts.state.nh.us/student/

Student Center Judicial Branch Home Administrative Office of the Courts Supreme Court Superior Court ... FAQs Learn All About the Courts The Supreme Court's next "On the Road" special session is scheduled at Phillips Exeter Academy on November 10, 2005. More details to come! "On the Road" at Nashua High School North, May 5, 2005 Assistant Attorney General Stephen G. LaBonte addressing the New Hampshire Supreme Court during a special session held at Nashua High School North. The Supreme Court held its sixth "On the Road" special session at Nashua High School North. Students from 11 area high schools and home schooled students attended. The New Hampshire Supreme Court taking questions from students at Nashua High School North:(l-r) Associate Justice James E. Duggan; Senior Associate Justice Joseph P. Nadeau; Chief Justice John T, Broderick Jr; Associate Justices Linda S. Dalianis and Richard E. Galway. The justices heard oral arguments in two actual cases and later took questions from the student audience about the Supreme Court and their work. Read the

26. Attorney General Asked To Investigate Juror E-mails Walter L. Murphy of the Superior court has asked the attorney general’s and immediately notify either the court system or the attorney general’s http://www.courts.state.nh.us/press/juremail.htm

Date January 10, 2002 Contact: Laura Kiernan Court Office Information NEWS RELEASE CONCORD—Chief Justice Walter L. Murphy of the Superior Court has asked the Attorney General’s Office to investigate reports that members of the public have been receiving "e-mails" purporting to come from the Superior Court, summoning them to jury duty and requesting them to fill out questionnaires asking for personal information. "The court system would never contact a potential juror by e-mail and no one should respond to these requests," Murphy said. Superior Court clerks in Manchester, Concord and Nashua have received reports about the e-mails, which apparently also threaten court-imposed sanctions if the e-mail questionnaires are unanswered.

27. Canadian Broadcasting Corp. V. New Brunswick (Attorney General) The attorney general of Canada contends that the court should not go beyond attorney general for Saskatchewan argues that if an open court system is to http://www.lexum.umontreal.ca/csc-scc/en/pub/1996/vol3/html/1996scr3_0480.html

[1996] 3 S.C.R. Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v . New Brunswick (Attorney General) Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Appellant v. The Attorney General for New Brunswick, His Honour Douglas Rice and Gerald Carson Respondents and The Attorney General of Canada, the Attorney General for Ontario, the Attorney General of Manitoba, the Attorney General of British Columbia, the Attorney General for Saskatchewan and the Attorney General for Alberta Interveners Indexed as: Canadian Broadcasting Corp. v . New Brunswick (Attorney General) File No.: 24305. 1996: March 29; 1996: October 31. ON APPEAL FROM THE COURT OF APPEAL FOR NEW BRUNSWICK Constitutional law Charter of Rights Freedom of expression Freedom of the press Trial judge excluding public and media from courtroom during part of accused's sentencing proceedings Whether s. 486(1) of Criminal Code infringes freedoms of expression and of the press If so, whether s. 486(1) justifiable in a free and democratic society Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, ss. 1, 2(b) Criminal Code, R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46, s. 486(1). Criminal law Exclusion of public from court Trial judge excluding public and media from courtroom during part of accused's sentencing proceedings Whether trial judge exceeded his jurisdiction in making such order Criminal Code, R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46, s. 486(1).

28. ABC News: Profile: Attorney General Alberto Gonzales Historically, several nominees for attorney general have engendered animosity and to deny them access to counsel or to protection from the court system. http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Inauguration/story?id=241596

29. Canada's Court System Minister and attorney general Canada s court System. Image, Previous Page,Page, Next Page How the courts are Organized Provincial courts http://canada.justice.gc.ca/en/dept/pub/trib/

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30. About The Alaska Court System The four levels of courts in the Alaska court System are the supreme court, He was an Alaska Assistant attorney general from 1968 1969 and an http://www.state.ak.us/courts/ctinfo.htm

About the Alaska Court System Introduction The Supreme Court Supreme Court Jurisdiction Supreme Court Justices ... What is a Court Case? Introduction There are four levels of courts in the Alaska Court System, each with different powers, duties and responsibilities. Alaska has a unified, centrally administered, and totally state-funded judicial system. Municipal governments do not maintain separate court systems. The four levels of courts in the Alaska Court System are the supreme court, the court of appeals, the superior court and the district court. The supreme court and the court of appeals are appellate courts, while the superior and district courts are trial courts. Jurisdiction and responsibilities of each level of court are set out in Title 22 of the Alaska Statutes. The supreme court and the superior court were established in the Alaska Constitution. In 1959, the legislature created a district court for each judicial district and granted power to the supreme court to increase or decrease the number of district court judges. In 1980, the legislature created a court of appeals. The chief justice of the Alaska Supreme Court is the administrative head of the Alaska Court System. An administrative director is appointed by the chief justice with concurrence of the supreme court. The director supervises the administration of all courts in the state.

31. Venezuela S Attorney General Will Not Pursue Case Against Venezuela’s attorney general’s Office announced yesterday that it would not seek means that the Supreme court, as the highest body in the court system, http://www.alia2.net/article6679.html

32. Attorney General Lockyer Report On Domestic Violence Finds Criminal Justice Syst (SAN FRANCISCO) – attorney general Bill Lockyer today released a report revealing The court subjects all defendants at initial arraignment to a criminal http://communitydispatch.com/artman/publish/printer_1487.shtml

From CommunityDispatch.com Announcements Attorney General Lockyer Report on Domestic Violence Finds Criminal Justice System Is Failing to Protect Victims, Families By California Attorney's General Office Jul 27, 2005, 06:07 Attorney General Lockyer Report on Domestic Violence Finds Criminal Justice System Is Failing to Protect Victims, Families AG's Task Force Makes 44 Recommendations to Reduce Domestic Violence July 26, 2005 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SAN FRANCISCO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer today released a report revealing that the criminal justice system is failing to enforce California's domestic violence laws. Joined by statewide leaders, Lockyer called for implementation of 5 key recommendations to reduce domestic abuse and challenged local law enforcement and judicial officers to increase and improve their efforts to stop the cycle of family violence. "The laws already on the books should be holding batterers accountable for their violent behavior, but the criminal justice system often fails to enforce them," Lockyer said. "System fatigue is not an excuse for domestic abuse. We are going to shift a culture of complacency into a culture of compliance." The report is based on an extensive two-year assessment by Attorney General Bill Lockyer's Task Force on Local Criminal Justice Response to Domestic Violence a 26-member group of experts and leaders in law enforcement, the courts, victim advocacy, public health and the legislature.

33. North Dakota Supreme Court Home Page The 2004 Annual Report of the North Dakota court system has been posted. attorney general Alberto Gonzales US attorney general Alberto Gonzales, http://www.court.state.nd.us/

QUICK SEARCH All Opinions Lawyers Briefs Calendar Counties Districts Docket Judges News Notices Rules Jt Procedure Committees Advanced Search QUICK LINKS New Opinions: August 31 Listen to Court Customizing this Page RSS Web Feeds Alternative Dispute Resolution Jury Duty ... COMMENTS Tuesday, September 20, 2005 Today at the Court Western Regional Judicial Conference - Sun Valley, Idaho President proclaims Sept. 17-23 Constitution Week In order to "celebrate the genius of our Constitution and reaffirm our commitment to its stated purposes," President George Bush has proclaimed Sept. 17-23 as Constitution Week. Presidential Proclamation Guessing games in wake of Roberts hearings Law.com: "John Roberts Jr. went before the Senate Judiciary Committee as a Hoosier, a Reagan administration go-getter, a skilled Supreme Court practitioner and an appeals court judge." Law.com: As Roberts hearings conclude, the importance of a second vacancy rises Some legislators say property rights initiative premature Bismarck Tribune/AP: "A proposal to block forced sales of private property for economic development projects is already causing worry among lawmakers who are normally sympathetic to restricting government power." N.D. Attorney General Sept. 16 opinion

34. Illinois Attorney General - Opinion 97-027 Illinois attorney general Lisa Madigan Control Over Expenditure of Fees toFinance court System The Honorable Michael L. Wepsiec State s attorney http://www.ag.state.il.us/opinions/1997/97-027.html

Skip Navigation Home Press Room Legislation ... Return to Opinions Index Opinion 97-027 December 23, 1997 FILE NO. 97-027 COUNTIES: Control Over Expenditure of Fees to Finance Court System The Honorable Michael L. Wepsiec State's Attorney, Jackson County Jackson County Courthouse Murphysboro, Illinois 62966 Dear Mr. Wepsiec: I have your letter wherein you inquire whether the circuit court may direct the expenditure of the fees collected pursuant to section 5-1101 of the Counties Code (55 ILCS 5/5-1101 (West 1996)). For the reasons hereinafter stated, it is my opinion that these fees are, in general, required to be paid into the county general fund, and the proceeds thereof are subject to appropriation by the county board for purposes relating to operation of the court system; the circuit court has no authority to direct or restrict the expenditure of such funds. Section 5-1101 of the Counties Code permits a county board to impose by ordinance or resolution an additional fee to be collected in criminal and traffic cases. Subsection 5-1101(e) of the Code provides: (e) The proceeds of all fees enacted under this Section shall, except as provided in subsection (d), be placed in the county general fund and used to finance the court system in the county, unless the fee is subject to disbursement by the circuit clerk as provided under Section 27.5 of the Clerks of Courts Act."

35. Attorney General Seeks District Court Changes 06/05/05 attorney general Michael Cox and law enforcement officials across the state areseeking to change how some criminal cases are handled in the court system. http://www.thenewsherald.com/stories/060505/loc_20050605003.shtml

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36. Statement Of John Ashcroft Attorney General Of The United States Before The Unit streamline its court system, and start a youth leadership program. Mr.Chairman, attorney general Ashcroft has pledged to honor our Federal trust http://www.usdoj.gov/otj/statementTracy03-05-2002.htm

Statement of Tracy A. Henke Principal Heputy Assistant Attorney General Office of Justice Grograms before the Indian Affairs Committee United States Senate concerning the Justice Department's Fiscal Year 2003 Budget to Support Initiatives in Indian Country Presented on March 5, 2002 Chairman Inouye, Vice-Chairman Campbell, and Members of the Committee: I appreciate the opportunity to appear before this Committee to discuss the Justice Department's proposed Fiscal Year 2003 budget priorities for Indian Country. As the Committee is aware, for far too long the needs of Indian tribal governments in combating crime and violence have been ignored. This Administration is committed to addressing the most serious law enforcement problems in Indian Country, including substance abuse, domestic violence, and other violent crimes and to ensuring that Indian tribes are full partners in this effort. One of the Department's primary resources for funding and other assistance in Indian Country is the Office of Justice Programs (OJP). Through OJP and its component bureaus, the Department identifies emerging criminal and juvenile justice system issues, develops new ideas and tests promising approaches, evaluates program results, collects statistics, and disseminates these findings and other information to federal, state, and local units of government, Indian tribes, and criminal justice professionals. OJP works to prevent and control crime and help crime victims by providing funding to and assisting state and local governments, Indian tribes, law enforcement, prosecutors, courts, corrections, and other service providers.

37. Lawlink NSW:Court And Tribunal Transcripts Lawlink attorney general s Department court and Tribunal Transcripts The Reporting Services Branch of the NSW attorney general’s Department is the http://www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au/Lawlink/Corporate/ll_corporate.nsf/pages/attorney_

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38. BC Marijuana Party - Bcmp/2005/attorney-general-and-minister-responsible-for-tre The court system will be less burdened. The police will devote their resources The attorney general will also call for a repeal of the law which http://bcmarijuanaparty.com/main?page=bcmp/2005/attorney-general-and-minister-re

39. Office Of The Attorney General - California Dept. Of Justice Office of the attorney general Department of Justice Seal attorney generalLockyer asks state Supreme court to resolve same-sex marriage litigation. http://caag.state.ca.us/

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40. Ashcroft's Folly - How The Attorney General Lost The Moussaoui Trial Before It B With a single deft trial, attorney general John Ashcroft. If Ashcroft reallywanted to showcase the US court system for the world, allowing Moussaoui to http://fray.slate.msn.com/id/2085997/

placeAd(1,'slate.news/slate') Print E-mail Discuss Newsletters ... About Us Search Slate Advanced Search placeAd(3,'slate.homepage/slate') placeAd(6,'slate.homepage/slate'); jurisprudence The law, lawyers, and the court. Ashcroft's Folly How the attorney general lost the Moussaoui trial before it began. By Dahlia Lithwick Posted Thursday, July 24, 2003, at 1:36 PM PT From the get-go, the trial of so-called "20 th hijacker" Zacarias Moussaoui has been hamstrung by a Justice Department that seemingly wanted one prosecution to serve half a dozen irreconcilable ends. With a single deft trial, Attorney General John Ashcroft had hoped to avenge the evil of Sept. 11 for all Americans, while showcasing the even-handedness of the American justice system for the rest of the world. He wanted to soothe us with proven legal truths: He did it, and he paid for it with his life. And Ashcroft thought he could demonstrate to terrorists everywhere that transparency and due process would triumph over theocracy and prejudice. But as this prosecution unravels, indecision on the part of the Justice Department reveals nothing less than the government's own lack of faith in the courts. Moussaoui—intent on defending himself—undid the government by using transparency and due process to embarrass the prosecution and allegedly compromise national security. The man refused to go quietly, insisting on challenging the evidence against him and exercising his full range of rights as a criminal defendant. The prosecution—applying a broad new theory of conspiracy law—didn't help matters by filing an indictment shot through with circumstantial evidence and unsupported speculation. And so Moussaoui, considered nuttier than a Snickers bar when this trial began almost a year ago, suddenly looks like a Jeremiah. His ongoing contention—that the proceedings are nothing more than a "death show trial" jiggered to result in his execution—suddenly looks to be true.

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