Evidence (Definition)

• Treason; definition, evidence

• Michigan Constitution

• Animal drugs, feeds, and related products: Effectiveness; substantial evidence definition,

• FR, July 28, 1999
• Rules
• Food and Drug Administration

• Orth v. Franklin Cty. Children Servs., (Ohio 2012)

Evidence supported statutory definition of "Out-of-home care child abuse.

• Ohio Supreme Court

• 29 CFR 18.401 - Definition of relevant evidence.

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 29: Labor

• Procedures for the Clearance of Unaccompanied Baggage

Applications for the importation of classic/antique/limited edition motor vehicles MUST be accompanied by documentary support from the Jamaica Classic Car Club, as weli as documentary evidence that the unit falls within the definition and categories specified by the Motor Vehicle Import Policy. Prospective importers of vehicles for agricultural use seeking duty concession MUST FIRST obtain approval through the relevant parish office of the Rural Agricultural Development Agency (RADA) prior to importation. The Trade Board requires evidence of any duty concession An import licensee is NOT required for 7 the importation of oversized vehicles (heavy-duty trucks, tractors and trailers - three (3) tons and over unladen weight). * C-78/ Import Entry - primary import document on which the parti...

• Weekly Gleaner, The; North American ed.
• November 24, 2010

• State v. Humbert, (Ohio 2012)

Under the circumstances, imperative utterance is not hearsay because it was not intended as an assertion and did not meet definition of “statement” under Evidence Rule 801(A).

• Ohio Supreme Court

• Thomas Aquinas On the Manifold Senses of Self-Evidence

Dougherty gives a detailed reading of the most often-cited definition of self-evidence present in the corpus thomisticum and places the definition in the context of Thomas Aquinas's account of the intellect as essentially productive in its cognitional acts. He also explores some of the reasons Aquinas sets forth for the primacy of the definition and examines the definition in light of some of the examples of self-evident propositions explicitly identified by Aquinas. Moreover, he sets forth various ways Aquinas proposes for dividing the self-evident propositions into classes.

• Review of Metaphysics, The
• Vol. 59 Nbr. 3, March 2006

• Social security benefits and supplemental security income: Federal old age, survivors and disability insurance— Impairments; medical and other evidence and medical consultant definition,

• FR, October 09, 1998
• Proposed rules
• Social Security Administration

• President's Evolution Continues

This week, President Barack Obama finally said what many people felt he already believed: that he was in favor of same-sex marriage. The truth of the matter is that he was "outed" earlier in the week by his vice president, Joe Biden, who, in his inimitable way, told the Sunday morning talk program Meet the Press that he did indeed favor the right of gays to marry. His reasoning was simple but nevertheless profound: "It all comes down to who do you love?" It seems to me that says it all. But, of course, for many people that doesn't say it all. Not by a long shot. Christian conservatives, especially evangelicals, believe marriage is a biblically-based institution, ordained by God to be between a man and a woman. To enlarge that definition to include marriage between two men or between two...

• The Santa Fe New Mexican
• May 25, 2012

• Letters to the Editor

GOING TO EXTREMES The ultra-conservative right wing gets great pleasure from pointing out that the left wing, or Democrats, when carried to the extreme, are socialists. As we see the Republicans getting more and more extreme, what is not mentioned is that the definition of ultra right is fascism. While we have seen the evidence of creeping socialism readily pointed out to us, you don't hear mention of the creeping fascism.

• The Topeka Capital-Journal
• October 10, 2012