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POST CONVICTION RELIEF - post-release control sanctions; vacated; sentence void; nunc pro tunc; no subject matter jurisdiction; mandatory fine; costs; otherwise valid; voidable; Beasley; statutory mandate; attendant obligations; conviction; guilt plus sentence; completion of prison term meets definition of sentence; excise tainted portion.
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This final rule implements section 2401 of the Affordable Care Act, which establishes a new State option to provide home and community-based attendant services and supports. These services and supports are known as Community First Choice (CFC). While this final rule sets forth the requirements for implementation of CFC, we are not finalizing the section concerning the CFC setting.
... 1915(k) (6) of the Act sets forth the definitions of specific terms as they relate to CFC. C. Backgr...
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The imperative to protect the rights of property owners is something the founding generation of Americans understood. They understood it as a moral value and as an economic necessity for any nation that sought to be strong, free and prosperous. The founders also understood that the definition of property, and the attendant rights, could not be limited to those tangible things such as currency, livestock, homes, manufactured goods or any other things that individuals might own. Creations of the mind and imagination - music, art, literature, scientific discovery and inventions - were the hallmarks of a free and growing society, were property and had to be protected.
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The challenges attendant to combating bullying in school were on stark display Thursday during a meeting of the Heim Middle School Parent Teacher Student Association in the Williamsville School District. Superintendent Scott G. Martzloff and some parents among the 25 who attended the meeting struggled to agree on a common definition of bullying and, as a result, the most expedient means to address the problem.
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An employee hired to provide in-home care for an elderly woman was not entitled to overtime, the California Court of Appeal has ruled in reversing a $123,000 judgment. The defendant was a woman in her 90s who hired the plaintiff to care for her in her home. After being terminated, the plaintiff sued under the state's wage and hour law for unpaid overtime.
... trained nurse, qualified as a "personal attendant" exempt from the state's overtime requirements. A ... an exception to the personal attendant definition for an individual who engages in 'regular administ...
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...A flight attendant refused respondent's three requests to move Dr. Ha..., concluding that, under Saks' definition of "accident," the flight attendant's refusal to r...
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... Emp't Opportunity Comm'n, Section 902 Definition of the Term Disability, at § 902.6 (last modified... who illegally "use" drugs, and its attendant definition of "illegal use of drugs," are both phr...
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There is a tremendous amount of resources being tied up in litigation between insurance companies and policyholders over things like the extent of coverage for various loss scenarios or allegedly bad faith delays in settlement payments. The fact that policyholders formally dispute insurer coverage positions or claims payment strategies gives credibility to the idea that mismatches exist between what policyholders expect insurance policies to cover and what the insurance contracts actually provide as loss indemnification. This mismatch essentially represents insurance basis risk, the analysis of which can more accurately reflect the value and overall efficiency of insurance contracts and suggest factors that may influence policyholder dissatisfaction and consequently insurance contract d...
...The theoretical definition of insurance basis presented in this article speci..., and hence basis risk, is needed if the attendant costs of having basis are to be captured at all. A...
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According to conventional wisdom, a supermajority independent board of directors is the ideal corporate governance structure. Debate nevertheless continues: empirical evidence suggests that independent boards do not improve firm performance. Independence proponents respond that past studies reflect a flawed definition of independence. Remarkably, neither side in the independence debate has looked to Delaware, the preeminent state source for corporate law. Comparing Delaware's notions of independence with those of Sarbanes-Oxley and its attendant reforms reveals two fundamentally different conceptions of independence. There are at least two lessons for corporate reformers. First, the definition of independence should be refined to address the conflict at hand. Second, and more fundamenta...
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The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (``Commission'' or ``CFTC'') is issuing a final rule to repeal and replace the Commission's current regulations concerning . The Commission is also issuing an interim final rule (with a request for additional comment) that incorporates a trade option exemption into the final rules for (added Sec. 32.3). For a transaction to be within the trade option exemption, the option, the offeror (seller), and the offeree (buyer), as applicable, must satisfy certain eligibility requirements, including that the option, if exercised, be physically settled, that the option seller meet certain eligibility requirements, and that the option buyer be a commercial user of the commodity underlying the option, and certain other regul...
... a. Whether the Definition of Swap Includes Commodity Options. b. Trade O... and/or notice filing requirement (and attendant costs) for smaller end-user and commercial entitie...
