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    Stacy M. Portillo PA299 – Post Interview Memorandum August 18‚ 2013 TO: File FROM: Polly Paralegal DATE: August 18‚ 2013 RE: Client interviews with Mary Smith (mother) and Shayla Smith (minor child) on August 12‚ 2013 This is a case involving injuries sustained by Shayla Smith‚ a 10 year old girl‚ who was injured while swimming‚ unsupervised‚ with her friend Tamara. The girls were swimming in the pool at the O&D Campgrounds at 9:30 a.m. on April 30‚ 2010 Clients: Mary

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    ACC/541 Thomas Gurber Client Request Week 3 January 13‚ 2014 Cayce Harris Memorandum To: Supervisor CC: Client From: Cayce Harris Date: 1/13/2014 Re: Client Request As requested‚ the following information was pulled directly from the FASB’s website in regards to Direct Financing leases and Sales-Type leases from a lessors prospective. The following describes what the lessor is responsible for when entering into and obtaining each

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    Legal/Ethical Study Guide 1.) Nurse Practice Acts 3 Origins of legal guidelines for nursing: 1) Statutory Law - Elected legislative bodies such as state legislatures and the US Congress create these laws. - Nurse Practice Acts .Describe and define the legal boundaries of nursing practice within each state. - Standards Of Care – Provide the minimum acceptable nursing care. - Establish educational req’s for nurses - Distinguish between nursing and medical

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    pure legal theory approach describes the law as the actions of the officials who enforce them. However to completely ignore the legislatures in the definition seems slightly odd as judges do not see it as their function to create the law‚ but Lord Denning argued that it was for judges to fill in the gaps of the law12.- Morals are sets of beliefs‚ principles‚ values held by some or all members of society which essentially determines what is right and wrong. Moral rules unlike legal rules

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    Macmillan Ltd‚ p. 1. Information exchange network for mutual assistance in criminal matters and extradiction (2007) [Online] Available from: http://www.oas.org/juridico/mla/en/bra/en_bra-int-des-ordrjur.html Oberheiden‚ D. N. (2013) Guide to the Legal History of Brazil. [Online] Available from: http://www.legalhistoryofbrazil.com/ Reichert‚ W. (2002) mit.edu. [Online] Available from: http://web.mit.edu/12.000/www/m2006/teams/willr3/const.htm Ryan‚ D. F. (2001) Personal rights (article 40.3). In:

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    Laws are rules made by the government that forbid certain actions and are enforced by the courts (The Government of Canada‚ 2015). According to the Government of Canada‚ "Canada’s legal system is a combination of common law and civil law‚ which is based on the English and French system brought to Canada by explorers and colonists during the 17th and 18th centuries". The common law tradition is a law that is written down as legislation. Common law evolved into a system of rules based on precedent

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    Ancient Hindu & Muslim Judicial System Introduction: If we glimpse over the world history we can see a lot of civilization existed from the beginning of the mankind. In the initial stage no legal institutions existed in those civilizations. It developed slowly according to their need‚ safety as well as establishment of humanity. The people who lived in India till the Muslims invaded India were Hindus and they govern by their personal law and that is called Hindus Law. During the ancient

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    Legal Issues Main legal issues and conforming to these: 1. Copyright Act – this act has existed since 1911 and in alternative forms even before this. It was amended in 1992 so that computer programs and digital work was included within other areas of the same act. In particular all the rules governing Literary work became applicable to Computer Software. Latest Copyright Act – Copyright Designs & Patents Act 1988 was updated in 1992 and more recently in 2009 What is actually covered by the

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    Ethical and Legal Viewpoints Geneva Moore Grand Canyon University Abstract Professional counselors are always confronted with “ethical dilemma” that arises from conflicts in maintaining standards of right or wrong in specific counseling practice. Therefore‚ counselors must be alerted to the professional ethical standard and use it as a guidance in rendering services to the clients. This paper will discuss volunteerism; the legal issues that can surface from volunteering‚ the legal ramifications

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    LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF RUSSIA Communism is often blamed for the problems that occur today in Russia‚ especially for the lack in the legislation system. However‚ the ancient history of Russia deeply rooted the way current business practices are done in Russia: religion and Tsarism are the foundation of the lack in legislation. The Orthodox Church did not attempt to make its own laws that completed with those of the state. Russia‚ therefore‚ did not see the growth of law as an educational pursuit

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