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...If there's a safety question, that will be no doubt taken into consideration. This is not the only law in the law books on people's protection."Coghill said the language of the bill is "mirroring" the federal Hyde Amendment, which...
...Judge David George, excused the jurors, they submitted three notes. One requested highlighters."Nothing I need a law book for," Marvin's attorney public defender Eric Hedland chuckled in court.The second note requested time stamps for...
...drug possession and distribution, and that he thought this sentence was appropriate."There's no question that the law books differently have cases that involve possession use of drugs versus cases that involve the sale and distribution of drugs...
...than the books that used to line the walls of the law library at the Lemon Creek Correctional Center. "We had every law book," Lemon Creek Superintendent Scott Wellard said in the room, not much bigger than a walk-in closet, next to the...
...Native. It is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard to have a license to go clam digging. Whoever put this on the law books should reexamine this. The fines for the Juneau Four were paid by money from the two local Tlingit clans, the Taku and...
...assault and parliamentary trickery by its congressional opponents. This legislation has earned its place in America's law books. One potential stumbling block remains. There is a proposed "nonseverability" amendment that would invalidate the...
...empire can rise without his aid?" Also, John Adams, our second president, took for serious that the Bible was the only law book in this country and that every member should regulate his conduct by the sayings of the Bible. By the way, our founding...
...What burden are they prepared to impose on others to win their way? It's all very well to jump up and down, wave law books and quote Patrick Henry about your rights, but what about your neighbors who would prefer to make accommodations and...
...options for their children. This is simply not true." Guess what, Mr. McGonegal: It is true. Go take a look at the law books regarding charter schools. "The public," rants Mr. McGonegal, "who will never see one whit of benefit from these...
Deputy Attorney General Richard Svobodny, head of the Criminal Division of the Alaska Department of Law, peruses a law book in the state legislature on Wednesday during a hearing on HB 80.