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Frequently Asked Questions - Minnesota Legislature
having statewide application are coded in Minnesota statutes. found only in the Sessionlaws of the In addition, there are federal laws, rules and regulations
http://ww3.house.leg.state.mn.us/leg/faqtoc.asp?subject=7
Public Records Disclosure Information
which reviews all of the relevant statutes, exemptions and and analysis of state andfederal laws, rules and Memorandum by Assistant Attorny general Nancy Krier
http://www.mrsc.org/legal/prd/prd.htm

Extractions: Advanced Search document.write("") 2003 Legal Holidays for Washington Attorney General Opinions Federal Laws and Court Decisions Growth Management Hearings Board ... Sample Local Government Docs document.write("") Subjects Public Records Disclosure Printer Friendly Subscribe to Page Updated 03/03 In 1972 the voters in Washington adopted Initiative 276, which requires that most records maintained by state, county and city governments be made available to members of the public for inspection and copying. The public disclosure laws have been frequently revised over the past 25 years. Primarily located in Chapter 42.17 of the Revised Code of Washington (RCW), at RCW 42.17.250 through 42.17.348 , the statutes are sometime collectively referred to as the public disclosure act or the state freedom of information act.
Full-text State Statutes And Legislation On The Internet
An alphabetical listing by state to various session laws, administrative codes, rules, and government Category Arts Bodyart Licensing and Regulations or if a state's constitution, statutes, legislation, session laws, or administrative avoidslinks to court decisions, federal materials, materials
http://www.prairienet.org/~scruffy/f.htm

Extractions: This page seeks to link to sites containing full-text state constitutions, statutes (called codes or compiled laws in some states), legislation (bills, amendments and similar documents), session laws (bills that have become laws), and administrative rules. Updated 4/4/03. The Internet is a good reference tool, but don't assume any information is accurate, complete or current; double-check it elsewhere before relying on it. Check the box if you want links to open in a new window. Alabama Constitution, statutes, legislation, session laws Administrative Code, Administrative Monthly Alaska Constitution, statutes, legislation, session laws, Administrative Code, Administrative Journal Statutes, Administrative Code Constitution American Samoa Constitution Arizona Constitution, statutes, legislation, session laws Administrative Code, Administrative Register Arkansas Legislation, session laws
WASTE LAW
Webpage More than a dozen major statutes or laws See list http//www.epa.gov/epahome/laws.htm. Search'THOMAS' for waste or other federal legislation (under
http://www.zerowasteamerica.org/WasteLaws&Regs.htm

Extractions: Health Issues ... LawNews ...with emphasis on THE SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT OF 1976 (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act - RCRA) General Information Environmental protection is guaranteed under law. Laws are made from common, case, and legislative law. It is important for ordinary citizens to have access to and understand our complex and confusing array of laws and regulations. Often citizens demand more laws, when the laws they demand already exist. At times, the laws are in conflict with each other or regulations or policy. A chronic problem in the United States is that our environmental laws are often not enforced by both federal and state government authorities. The prevailing law should be the one at the top of the food chain. TYPES OF LAW: COMMON LAW - Based on tradition, accepted practices, and/or court decisions
ARIZONA CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY - RESOURCES & LINKS
Arizona Legislative Information System statutes, bills, session laws, blue sheetsand more. federal US Court of Appeals (9th Circuit) From FindLaw.
http://www.davidalandarby.com/Resources.html

Extractions: *NOTICE* RESOURCES Arizona Courts Arizona Supreme Court Arizona Courts of Appeal Division One Division Two Arizona Superior Courts Pima County Maricopa County Coconino County Superior Court Mohave County Superior Court ... Gila County Superior Court County Justice Courts Pima County Maricopa County Municipal Courts Tucson City Court Oro Valley, Arizona Municipal Court Scottsdale, Arizona Municipal Court Tempe, Arizona Municipal Court ... Constitution From the State Legislature. Arizona Revised Statutes Administrative Code From the Secretary of State. Arizona Legislative Information System Statutes, bills, session laws, blue sheets and more. Arizona Supreme Court and Court of Appeals Opinions From FindLaw. Arizona Supreme Court Opinions Recent Court of Appeals, Division 1 Decisions Recent Court of Appeals, Division 2 Decisions Arizona Court Rules Includes AZ Rules of Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Civil Appellate procedure. Maricopa County Online Law Library Federal U.S. Court of Appeals (9th Circuit)
State Of Maine Attorney General, Augusta, Maine
Office of the Attorney general. The Maine Civil Rights Act. Interference with Constitutionaland Civil Rights. Maine Human Rights Act. federal Civil Rights laws.
http://www.state.me.us/ag/civilrights/enforcement.html

Extractions: In the State of Maine, the Attorney General enforces the Maine Civil Rights Act, a civil statute that authorizes the Attorney General to seek restraining orders against persons who commit violence, threats of violence, or property damage motivated by bias. These restraining orders are intended to ensure that the people in this State are afforded the rights guaranteed to them by the United States Constitution, and the Constitution and laws of Maine. For more information click on links below: How Enforcement Works Who is Protected Elements of a Violation Violation of the Restraining Order ... Back to Civil Rights menu page
Law Library Pathfinders: Statutes
techniques are basically the same for federal and state The individual statutes, asenacted in onepiece form are found in sets of session laws published for
http://indylaw.indiana.edu/library/Statutes.htm

Extractions: In the United States, statutes are enacted one at a time, each one as an individual entity (examples: Public Law 99-1; P.L. 99-2; P.L. 99-3; and so on). For example, P.L. 99-35 would indicate the 35th law enacted by the 99th Congress.) Each individual statute may be divided into many sections (example: sections 101, 102, 103, or 301, 302, 303). A single statute may deal with many related (and sometimes even unrelated) topics. The reason we say statutes are enacted "as an entity" is that shortly after enactment most statutes are reorganized and each section renumbered in a subject arrangement (code, codification, or compilation). During codification, each statute ( originally enacted as a single entity) may be pulled apart into many pieces, each one placed at a different place in the codification or compilation. Thus, a statute will have two principal forms: one where the single law or entity is fresh from enactment; and the other in which the single statute is pulled apart, its sections renumbered, and the sections scattered at a number of places in a subject-arranged set (the code or codification).
KU Office Of The General Counsel - Resources
Summary of federal laws affecting higher education (from Catholic Univ The federalRegister (1994 to present); US Tax Code On The Office of the general Counsel of
http://www.ku.edu/~counsel/resources.htm

Extractions: OGC Home Services Forms What's New The University of Kansas State of Kansas Other States U.S. Government ... Legal News and Reference Kansas Administrative Regulations (password required) Kansas Courts Top of page Bottom of page Summary of Federal laws affecting higher education (from Catholic Univ. of America) Compliance Calendar (from Catholic Univ. of America and ACE)
U.S. DOL - A Summary Of DOL Laws And Programs
Includes a brief description of many of the principal statutes of more than 180 federal laws most Category Regional North America Departments Labor Other federal agencies besides the Department of Labor enforce laws and regulationsthat statutes that ensure nondiscrimination in employment are generally
http://www.dol.gov/opa/aboutdol/lawsprog.htm

Extractions: U.S. Department of Labor Office of the Secretary www.dol.gov Search / A-Z Index By Topic By Audience By Top 20 Requested Items ... By Location April 7, 2003 DOL Home About DOL Summary of the Major Laws of the Department of Labor On This Page The Department of Labor administers and enforces more than 180 federal laws. These mandates and the regulations that implement them cover many workplace activities for about 10 million employers and 125 million workers. Following is a brief description of many of the principal statutes most commonly applicable to businesses. This brief summary should not be relied upon. It is intended to acquaint you with the major labor laws and not to offer a detailed exposition. For authoritative information on these laws, you should consult the statutes and regulations themselves, however you will find references to fuller descriptions than that contained under Advisories at the end of this fact sheet and under Statutory and Regulatory Information The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) prescribes standards for wages and overtime pay, which affect most private and public employment. The act is administered by the
American Antitrust Institute - Links
criminal offenses for similar conduct, laws to protect the such as witness immunity,statutes of limitations Regulations The Code of federal Regulations (CFR
http://www.antitrustinstitute.org/links/codes.cfm

Extractions: TOC Gateways Primers Agencies/Guidelines ... Exemptions Editor's Note: There are several statutes that create the basic framework of American antitrust law. Below you will find a link to each statute by name, along with a brief description of each. You can also find links on this page to various compilations of the federal antitrust statutes and related regulations. The Sherman Act of 1890 - Section 1 of the Sherman Act outlaws "every contract, combination . . . , or conspiracy, in restraint of trade;" Section 2 of the Sherman Act makes it unlawful for a company to "monopolize, or attempt to monopolize," trade or commerce. The Clayton Act - The Clayton Act is comprised of sections 12 - 27 of Title 15 of the U.S. Code. It was first enacted in 1914, and includes the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 (which is separately listed below); it was significantly amended in 1936 by the Robinson-Patman Act (listed separately below); and in 1950 by the Celler-Kefauver Antimerger Act. Section 7 of the Clayton Act prohibits mergers and acquisitions where the effect "may be substantially to lessen competition, or to tend to create a monopoly."
UT Law Federal Statutes
THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF LAW Joel A. Katz Law Library Contact Us LawLibrary Home UT Law Home. federal laws, Rules, Regulations, and Legislation.
http://www.law.utk.edu/admin/library/fedstat.htm

Extractions: cochran@libra.law.utk.edu Annotated United States Constitution - from Findlaw.com. With links to important Supreme Court cases decided up to July, 1996. Constitutional Law Center - also from Findlaw.com. Has links to scheduled cases, history and documents, hot topics and discussion boards. United States Code - from the Cornell Legal Information Institute United States Code - from the U.S. House of Representatives. Also has links to earlier versions of the U.S. Code. Federal Rules - official site for the Federal Rules of Appellate Procedure, Bankruptcy Procedure, Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure and Evidence. Includes the current rules and proposed amendments. Rules of the U.S. Supreme Court
Federal Laws And Regulations The Complete USC Topic Area
Topic Area This Topic Area Focuses on a Diverse Selection of federal laws Plushas Links to the Entire US Code in ASCII Text format. general MATERIAL
http://www.lectlaw.com/tstf.htm
Chapter 1: Laws
Chapter 1 laws. is adequately protected in accordance with federal statutes and regulations. nationalinterest,; conduct of federal programs, or; privacy to which
http://nces.ed.gov/statprog/rudman/chapter1.asp

Extractions: Laws The Privacy Act of 1974 states that Federal agencies are required "to collect, maintain, use, or disseminate any record of identifiable personal information in a manner that assuresthat adequate safeguards are provided to prevent misuse of such information." The protection of survey databases that contain individually identifiable information is founded on the following statutes: This law protects the privacy of personal data maintained by the Federal Government. It imposes numerous requirements upon Federal agencies to safeguard the confidentiality and integrity of personal data, and limits the uses to which one may put the data. (For the full text of the law, see appendix C Under the direction of the Office of Management and Budget , key Federal agencies issue policies, standards, and guidelines for protecting personal data.
Free Federal And State Law Resources
on the Internet, including state and federal laws and US of links to a great varietyof federal and state legal resources on the Net, from statutes to cases to
http://wings.buffalo.edu/law/belj/links.html
US Gold Mining Law Resources.
URL US federal Mineral and Mining laws The Mining Law of URL Mining Claims and Siteson federal Lands Information Prospecting Sites Alaska statutes AS 43.65.
http://www.goldminershq.com/FRAME/SOURCES/USLAW.HTM
Statutes
A. federal Session laws. Administrative News (unofficial published by West)- reprints of the statutes at Large. 1. laws of Pennsylvania (official).
http://vls.law.vill.edu/library/research/statutes.htm

Extractions: STATUTES I. How A Federal Bill Becomes Law A. Introduced into House of Representatives or Senate B. Referred to Committee 1. Hearings - consist of testimony given by witnesses on a proposed bill. 2. Committee Reports - describe the purpose and scope of the bill and the reasons for the committee's recommendation for passage. They sometimes contain the committee minority's reasons for not endorsing the bill. C. Reported to House/Senate (where introduced) for Vote 1. Debates - are the discussion on the floor as to whether a bill should be passed; amendments to the bill may be made during the debates. The debates are published in the Congressional Record. D. If Passed by House/Senate, Sent to Senate/House E. Referred to Committee 1. Hearings - see above. 2. Committee Reports - see above. F. Reported to Senate/House for Vote 1. Debates - see above. G. May Be Sent to Conference Committee 1. Conference Committee Report - describes the joint purpose and scope of the bill and the reasons for the conference committee's recommendation for passage when the bill is passed in different versions by both houses. The conference committee is made up of members from each chamber's committees that considered the bill. H. Sent to President
Virginia DEQ: Laws And Regulations
Environmental laws (Department of Environmental Quality, Air Board statutes and otherwater statutes). Northern Virginia), general conformity, transportation
http://www.deq.state.va.us/regulations/homepage.html

Extractions: Town Hall Environmental laws (Department of Environmental Quality, Air Pollution Control Board statutes, Virginia Waste Management Act, State Water Control Board statutes and other water statutes). Air regulations (stationary sources, vehicle emissions inspections (Northern Virginia), general conformity, transportation conformity, clean fuel fleets, exclusionary general permit, general administration). Water regulations (permit regulations, permit fees, petroleum storage tanks, ground water management, ground water withdrawal). Waste regulations (hazardous waste, transport of hazardous materials, financial assurance for solid waste facilities, solid waste management, regulated medical waste, coal combustion by-products, voluntary remediation, vegetative waste management and yard waste composting, waste tire end user reimbursement).
LLSDC Legislative Source Book: State Legislatures, State Laws And State Regulati
federal court home pages) federal, State NASCIO State Search (legislatures,statutes, state libraries of Commissioners on Uniform State laws (drafts of
http://www.llsdc.org/sourcebook/state-leg.htm
CareerOneStop - Laws And Regulations
federal laws NOLO Visit these links to the US Constitution the US Code, and theCode of federal Regulations and Cases - NOLO Find out about statutes and legal
http://www.careeronestop.org/BUSINESS/businessLaws.asp
State Statutes On Juvenile Interagency Info. Sharing
for a particular state will find the main statutes along with can hardly argue foran exemption of state or federal record confidentiality laws on the
http://dept.fvtc.edu/ojjdp/states.htm

Extractions: To view the state laws, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not currently have the Reader picked as a helper application in your browser, please do so now or if you do not currently have the Reader you may download it free from Adobe's web site. When you go to the Adobe site, please choose the correct reader for your system. Download Acrobat Reader from Adobe Site bjames@pepperdine.edu This file organizes and presents state laws on juvenile record privacy. It is designed to assist state and local juvenile justice agencies when implementing interagency agreements. The reader should quickly be able to determine what the law of his/her state permits and requries as to juvenile record sharing. Not all states will have identical laws. A reader looking for trends in state juvenile record sharing will find this data difficult to navigate. It is possilbe to determine with some accuracy what the majority of the states prefer in this regard by simply reading through the entire list. However, this data is not designed primairly for this purpose. Agency personnel for a particular state will find the main statutes along with selected provisions that paint a clear picture of the current state of the law.

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