Cognizance

• 22 CFR 12.1 - No cognizance taken of complaint.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 22: Foreign Relations

• Attorneys practicing under cognizance and supervision of Judge Advocate General; professional conduct,

• FR, March 21, 2000
• Rules
• Navy Department

• Cognizance

The power, authority, and ability of a judge to determine a particular legal matter. A judge's decision to take note of or deal w...

• West's Encyclopedia of American Law
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• Attorneys practicing under cognizance and supervision of Judge Advocate General; professional conduct,

• FR, July 12, 1999
• Proposed rules
• Navy Department

• 43 USC 600 - Sec. 600d. Sanford Reservoir recreation facilities; allocation of water, reservoir capacity, or joint project costs of Canadian River project; municipal water use priorities; agreements for operation, maintenance, or additional development of project lands or facilities; disposal of project lands or facilities; nonreimbursable costs; cognizance...

• US Code - Title 43: Public Lands

• The Establishment, Evolution, and Accomplishments of the United States European Command

In a letter of instruction dated 19 July 1952, General Ridgway made a delegation of authority to General Handy, which reflected the concept developed by General Eisenhower: ... you are hereby authorized to exercise for me, as my deputy, authority and direction in U.S. military matters of a joint nature within my cognizance as U.S. CINCEUR over all U.S. military commands and agencies subject to my command authority as U.S. CINCEUR.

• DISAM Journal of International Security Assistance Management
• Vol. 30 Nbr. 2, June 2008

• Stern v. Marshall, 564 U.S. (2011)

... may not"withdraw from judicial cognizance any matter which,from its nature, is the subjec...

• U.S. Supreme Court

• Professional conduct of attorneys practicing under Judge Advocate General's cognizance and supervision,

• FR, November 21, 2002
• Rules
• Navy Department

• Dissent and Disestablishment: The Church-State Settlement in the Early American Republic

Since the fourth century, Western civilization has presupposed that there are not one but two sovereigns. Each has a jurisdiction of legitimate operation, and while there are areas of shared cognizance, there are other subject matter areas in which each is noncompetent to perform the tasks of the other. When the civil state overreaches and performs a task within the sole province of the church, or misguided officials attempt to delegate an exclusive state function to the church, the boundary between church and state is transgressed. More particular to American public law since Everson v. Board of Education, when a state government crosses this boundary, it has transgressed a negative on its authority, thus exceeding the power-limiting restraint that is the modern Establishment Clause. R...

• Brigham Young University Law Review
• Vol. 2004 Nbr. 4, January 2004

• Q&A: ; Hardesty Tackles Issues From Bcs to Big East

mitchvingle@wvgazette.com Since 1995, David C. Hardesty Jr. has been president of West Virginia University. Through much of his tenure, Hardesty's reputation was simply about academia. An Oxford graduate, the extent of Hardesty's athletic cognizance seemed tied to his position on the Queen's College Rowing Club. Hardesty was a lawyer in Charleston. He was West Virginia's state tax commissioner. Athletics, it seemed, weren't his bailiwick.

• Charleston Gazette
• November 23, 2005