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A principle of CRIMINAL LAW used to determine the validity...
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A rule adopted in December by the State Personnel Commission that would have added sexual orientation to the list of protected categories (with race, gender and religious beliefs) was overturned a month later by a 4-2 vote of the legislature's Rules Review Commission. The RRC decided that the personnel commission lacked the statutory authority to do what it intended because the term "sexual orientation" isn't used in any state law.
All of this occurred with virtually no public attention until April, when an online edition of the state's personnel manual was published, including the anti-discrimination language. The manual said state employees were protected under EEO policy against discrimination because of sexual orientation, defined as "actual or perceived heterosexuality, homosexuali...
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...The M'Naghten Rule. In 1843, Daniel M'Naghten, an Englishmen who was ...The Durham Rule. The Durham Rule, a version of which was orig...
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Before: O'SCANNLAIN, T.G. NELSON, Circuit Judges, and MERHIGE,* District Judge.
MEMORANDUM...
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LEWISTON -- The following cases were closed recently in 8th District Court:
M. Tuluka Enterprises, Worchester, Mass., rule violation- other on Aug. 18, 2010, found guilty, fined $250.
...Alan E. Kelley, 38, Durham, rule violation-duty status not current on July 9,...
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DURHAM, N.C.
Duke is investigating whether an NCAA recruiting rule was violated when coach Mike Krzyzewski reportedly offered a scholarship to a recruit during a summer tournament.
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Linda K. Durham, the elected Knight Township trustee who was denied office because she did not post an insurance bond in time, will get her day in court.
Rob Faulkner, Durham's attorney, said Vanderburgh Circuit Court Judge Carl Heldt has agreed to conduct a May 9 hearing and rule on Durham's status.
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... construction finds further support in the rule . [Page 369 U.S. 705, 711] . that a statute shou... in the District of Columbia wrought by Durham v. United States, 94 U.S. App. D.C. 228, 214 F.2d ...
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Linda K. Durham, the elected Knight Township trustee who was denied office because she did not post an insurance bond in time, will get her day in court.
Rob Faulkner, Durham's attorney, said Vanderburgh Circuit Court Judge Carl Heldt has agreed to conduct a May 9 hearing and rule on Durham's status.
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The Air Force hockey team lost defenseman Kevin Wright to a bizarre NCAA academic rule. Then captain Jeff Hajner and third-line right winger Danny Durham went down with injuries. And now, captain Brett Nylander and defenseman Brad Sellers are banged up.
How many more hits can this team take?? Falcons coach Frank Serratore asked Saturday following a sweep of Army in the Atlantic Hockey Association quarterfinals.