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61. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Oregon
    1997; Oregon Governor; Oregon attorney general; Oregon Elections Department; Oregon'sState court System (Oregon Oregon Legislative Information systems, and the  
    http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-or.html
    
    Extractions: General Sources Attorney General Summaries No. OP-1997-1 (May 8, 1997- Oregon Governor Oregon Attorney General Oregon Elections Division Oregon Secretary of State ... Oregon Blue Book - Executive Branch (Oregon Secretary of State) [return to top Oregon Supreme Court Opinions (Oregon Judicial Department) Oregon Supreme Court Opinions (FindLaw) Oregon Court of Appeals Opinions (Oregon Judicial Department) Oregon Court of Appeals Opinions (FindLaw) Oregon Tax Court (Oregon Judicial Department) July 1997- Oregon Tax Court (FindLaw) July 1997- U.S. Court of Appeals, 9th Circuit Opinions

62. A.G. Library Legal Resources On The Internet
    Access to legal resources on the Internet U.S. Supreme court LII at Cornell Law School Current term decisions and Order Lists, arrayed by date or search pending orders. Legal by Topic, general . Law Journals, or NAAGnet. case information and court docket systems for federal, state, and PACER and other systems. court Rules, Forms, and Dockets  
    http://www.ag.state.mn.us/library

63. Vacco, Attorney General Of New York V. Quill, 117 S.Ct. 2293, 138 L.Ed.2d (1997)
    since died, sued the State's attorney general, claiming that The Federal DistrictCourt disagreed, but the Second the removal of life support systems, and (2  
    http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/95-1858.ZS.html
    
    Extractions: WordPerfect version NOTE: Where it is feasible, a syllabus (headnote) will be released, as is being done in connection with this case, at the time the opinion is issued. The syllabus constitutes no part of the opinion of the Court but has been prepared by the Reporter of Decisions for the convenience of the reader. See United States v. 200 U.S. 321 SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES Syllabus VACCO, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW YORK, et al. v. QUILL et al. certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the second circuit No. . Argued January 8, 1997 Decided June 26, 1997 In New York, as in most States, it is a crime to aid another to commit or attempt suicide, but patients may refuse even lifesaving medical treatment. Respondent New York physicians assert that, although it would be consistent with the standards of their medical practices to prescribe lethal medication for mentally competent, terminally ill patients who are suffering great pain and desire a doctor's help in taking their own lives, they are deterred from doing so by New York's assisted suicide ban. They, and three gravely ill patients who have since died, sued the State's Attorney General, claiming that the ban violates the

64. Maryland Attorney General - Family Violence Council History
    in November, 1995 by attorney general J. Joseph invited representatives from the systemsthat respond to police chiefs, sheriffs, court commissioners, State's  
    http://www.oag.state.md.us/Family/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Home Protecting Consumers Safeguarding Children Seniors ... Site Map History of the Family Violence Council The Family Violence Council was created in November, 1995 by Attorney General J. Joseph Curran, Jr. and former Lt. Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to develop a coordinated systems approach to family violence. They invited representatives from the systems that respond to family violence - judges, legislators, police chiefs, sheriffs, court commissioners, State's Attorneys, parole and probation officials, battered women's advocates, children's advocates, law professors, family law lawyers and other policy makers - to analyze the systemic problems, devise solutions and work to implement the solutions. Council members recruited others with expertise in the field to help with the task. The Council began as a group of five working committees, each focused on specific responses to domestic violence. The Initial Response Committee examined those systems that first respond to family violence such as police, 911 operations, shelters and emergency rooms. The Civil Process Committee looked at the civil courts' response to victims seeking protection through ex parte and protective order proceedings as well as custody and visitation issues. The Criminal Process Committee covered the criminal courts and related systems' responses. The Juvenile Process Committee examined the relationship between domestic violence and child abuse and neglect proceedings, and the Post-Disposition Committee covered responses in systems such as parole and probation and abuser intervention programs.

65. Legal And Judicial Reform : Law And Justice Institutions (Courts)
    court Clearinghouse Provides general information on the Justice systems of IndianNations or Tribal court systems, including links to Tribal court web sites.  
    http://www4.worldbank.org/legal/leglr/institutions_c.html

66. ARBOutside Homepage - What's New: 2003-01-08 - Governor Davis Announces Appointm
    state constitutional officers, state pension systems, and the was a member of theAttorney general's Tobacco Litigation the United States Tax court and United  
    http://www.arb.ca.gov/docs/mikekenny.htm
    
    Extractions: Ms. Chang, 42, of Sacramento, is the Chief Deputy Legal Affairs Secretary for Governor Davis. In that capacity, she reviews the work product of other attorneys in the Governor's office, advises the Governor and his staff on legal issues and pending litigation, provides direction to the Attorney General's office on litigation involving the Governor, and reviews and analyzes proposed legislation. Ms. Chang has also been one of the primary attorneys representing the State on Indian gaming issues and was one of four attorneys on the Governor's negotiating team that negotiated and drafted the Tribal-State Gaming Compacts with 61 Indian tribes in 1999. Before joining the Governor's office in March 1999, Ms. Chang was a Deputy Attorney General from 1993 to 1999. In that capacity, she handled litigation on behalf of the state constitutional officers, state pension systems, and the California Department of General Services. She also served as bond counsel for the California Housing Finance Agency and was a member of the Attorney General's Tobacco Litigation Team. Between 1985 and 1993, Ms. Chang worked in the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service, where she represented the Commissioner of Internal Revenue before the United States Tax Court and United States Bankruptcy Courts in all areas of federal tax law.

67. Case List
    Ohio attorney general, Travelnet International, Jetstarr, International, MarketingSystems, and Ronald Delfino Sr. court of Common Pleas, Complaint filed  
    http://www.ftc.gov/opa/1999/9903/casespre.htm

68. Search Systems Delaware - Largest Free Public Records Database Collection
    us contact the webmaster search systems banners, Database Ancestry DatabasesAttorney general Opinions Automobiles Loans Bankruptcy court PACER - ECF  
    http://www.searchsystems.net/list.php?nid=20

69. COMMERCIAL SPEECH DIGEST - Summer 1999
    court cited three federal appeals court cases United Speer, and Innovative DatabaseSystems for the The state attorney general's office has appealed the  
    http://www.mediainstitute.org/digest/summer1999/page4.html
    
    Extractions: Digest FTC Wants Congress To Mandate Health Warnings On Cigar Labels, Ban Cigar Ads on Radio and Television C igar labels should include health warnings and cigar ads should be banned from radio and TV, the Federal Trade Commission urged in a report released July 21. The agency recommended that Congress enact legislation to treat cigars the same as cigarettes and smokeless tobacco. The report grew out of a study the FTC conducted last year on cigar sales and expenditures for advertising and promotion. The agency required five major cigar makers to file "special reports" on sales and ad costs for 1996 and 1997, a time when cigar smoking took a huge jump in popularity. The study found substantial increases in advertising and promotion expenditures in that period. Total expenditures increased 32 percent, from $30.9 million in 1996 to $41 million in 1997. Conventional advertising was up 51 percent; magazine advertising was up 49 percent; and newspaper advertising jumped 254 percent. Internet advertising rose 180 percent, from $78,000 in 1996 to over $218,000 in 1997. The study also revealed that over 75 percent of the cigar industry's marketing costs were for "nontraditional" forms of promotion such as discounts to retailers, celebrity endorsements, and product placements in movies and television shows.

70. ASU General Counsel | Legal Resources
    Authorities Arizona Legislative Information systems including Arizona of the ArizonaAttorney general; Arizona courts the Arizona Supreme court, court of Appeals  
    http://www.asu.edu/counsel/legres.html
    
    Extractions: Office of the Arizona Attorney General Arizona Courts - Provides links to Arizona courts including the Arizona Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, Superior Court and a number of municipal courts including Phoenix, Tempe and Mesa. Maricopa County Superior Court Maricopa County Law Library Arizona Secretary of State - Includes Administrative Code and Administrative Register Tempe City Code State Statutes - This link provides access to all state statutes as well as judicial opinions and material for other agencies of each state. Federal Legal Authorities

71. Election Results
    Supreme court Justice Races the Get Acrobat logo, and the PDF logo are trademarksof Adobe systems Incorporated RESULTS OF THE NOVEMBER 4, 1997 general ELECTION.  
    http://www.elections.state.ny.us/elections/electiontext.htm

72. Will Essential.com Phone Service Be Essentially Gone?
    Established to alert customers of bankrupt Essential.com local and long distance phone company about Category Home Consumer Information Advocacy and Protection The United States Bankruptcy court on August Gilbert, president of United SystemsAccess as efforts of the Massachusetts attorney general's Office, consumers  
    http://essentiallygone.com/
    
    Extractions: Essential.com files bankruptcy, exits phone business and sells customer list to United Systems Access Eight former Essential.com and USA Telecom customers contacted me this week when they received letters from Attorney's Business Services alleging they owed money to Essential.com. All were surprised by the letters and several feel strongly that they do not owe any money. Statements in the letters were harsh and made some recipients angry or upset. The good news is that USA Telecom told me they will call off the dogs and delay any reporting to credit agencies if you contact them at a special phone number or email address. Click here for details Essential posted a clarification on their Web site regarding to whom the new $4.95 minimum fee applies. They now mention that it applies to customers who purchase long distance only. Apparently their customers who use Essential for

73. National Tribal Justice Resource Center
    Senate Select committee on Indian Affairs hearings on Indian tribal court systemsand the of the resource center in a meeting with attorney general Janet Reno.  
    http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/tribalcourts/ntjrc.asp
    
    Extractions: Unlike the federal and state judiciaries, tribal judiciaries have not had access to a national resource center to assist them with materials and guidance to help to improve the operation of tribal courts. The need for a tribal justice center was documented in the 1978 National American Indian Court Judges Association (NAICJA) study entitled Indian Courts and the Future. The unmet need for a resource center was raised again in 1988 during testimony presented at the “working conference on court systems in Indian Country” and the U.S. Senate Select committee on Indian Affairs hearings on Indian tribal court systems and the Indian Civil Rights Act. In June of 1998, NAICJA’s Executive Committee again proposed the development of the resource center in a meeting with Attorney General Janet Reno. With the awarding of the technical assistance grant to NAICJA, the National Tribal Justice Resource Center (Resource Center) finally became a reality after decades of work and advocacy. On September 1, 2000, the Resource Center opened its doors and became a source of daily support and technical assistance to Native American and Alaska Native tribes for the development and enhancement of tribal justice systems. The Center initially shared office space with the National Indian Law Library (a project of the Native American Rights Fund) in Boulder, Colorado, but has now moved into its own offices at 3333 Iris Avenue in Boulder, CO. For the first time in history, many of the key organizations that provide training and technical assistance to tribal justice systems will be working together to pool resources and assess the need for new ones.

74. National Tribal Justice Resource Center
    written laws and rules of court procedure are are developing hybrid or blended systemsthat will of Justice, under the leadership of attorney general Janet Reno  
    http://www.tribalresourcecenter.org/tribalcourts/history.asp
    
    Extractions: Since time immemorial, Native American and Alaska Native tribes have been keeping the peace and administering justice in their homelands through the use of their own ancient laws, traditions and customs. Historically, the United States federal government has recognized the inherent sovereignty of Indian nations to “make their own laws and to be ruled by them.” (Williams v. Lee, 358 U.S. 217, 1958.) Traditionally, most tribes resolved disputes and addressed criminal activity by consensus, not by an adversarial system, as do Anglo-Americans. While each of the more than 560 federally recognized tribes in the U.S. possesses traditional methods of dispute resolution, formal court institutions are a relatively recent development in Indian Country. The development of tribal courts as they are now known can be traced to a case arising in the 1880’s on land that is now the Rosebud Sioux reservation in South Dakota, when a Lakota tribal member, Crow Dog, killed a fellow tribal member, Spotted Tail. At the time, there was no formal court system utilized by the Lakota people. Utilizing traditional methods of dispute resolution, the tribe required Crow Dog to provide restitution to Spotted Tail’s family in the form of goods and provisions. Although the victim’s family was satisfied with the resolution, in the eyes of the federal government, the tribal approach did not inflict what it thought was appropriate punishment. As a consequence, the Department of the Interior, the federal agency responsible for directing Indian affairs, set up “Court of Indian Offenses” to handle less serious criminal offenses and to resolve disputes between tribal members through the application of federal law and regulations-not tribal law or custom.

75. Statement Of Kevin V. Di Gregory, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, Department
    V. DI GREGORY DEPUTY ASSISTANT attorney general CRIMINAL DIVISION and reliable communicationssystems for its be able to conduct courtauthorized interceptions  
    http://www.cybercrime.gov/kvd_telecom.htm
    
    Extractions: The American Communications Infrastructure” September 7, 2000 Chairman Tauzin, Congressman Markey, and other Members of the Subcommittee, I want to thank you for this opportunity to provide the Department of Justice’s law enforcement perspective on foreign ownership interests and foreign government ownership interests in the American communications infrastructure. Let me begin by noting that the soaring growth of communications is an engine that drives our developing information economy. New communications technologies, including advancements in electronic mail, wireless telephones, and the Internet, are essential to new methods of business, education, and entertainment. Our economy depends upon readily available and reliable communications systems for its most basic functions. This has several consequences. First, we must be careful not to stifle the growth of communications technologies through undue government action. Second, we must ensure that emerging communications technologies are as reliable and safe to use for business, education, and entertainment as the methods of communication we have used in the past and that are still in use. Third, we must take a technology-neutral approach, to the degree it is practical, when considering appropriate governmental action.

76. Testimony Of Kevin V. Di Gregory, Deputy Assistant Attorney General, On Proposed
    infected 45 million files in computer systems all over law requires the applying governmentattorney to certify getting prior approval from a court, so long as  
    http://www.cybercrime.gov/kvd_060900.htm
    
    Extractions: H.R. 5018 and H.R. 4987 September 6, 2000 Mr. Chairman and Members of the Subcommittee, thank you for allowing me this opportunity to testify about H.R. 5018, the "Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 2000," and H.R. 4987, the "Digital Privacy Act of 2000." Twice before this year I have had the privilege of testifying before you on issues relating to the protection of privacy and public safety in cyber-space, and I am pleased to be here today to continue that discussion. The Internet and Public Safety Over the last decade, use of computers and the Internet has grown exponentially, and individuals have increasingly come to depend on this use in their daily lives. The Internet has resulted in new and exciting ways for people to communicate, transfer information, engage in commerce, and expand their educational opportunities. These are but a few of the marvelous benefits of this rapidly changing technology. There is no question that the Internet has changed the way we live today. Yet, as has been the case with every major technological advance in our history, we are seeing individuals and groups use this technology to commit serious criminal acts. As people have increasingly used computers for lawful purposes, so too have criminals increasingly exploited computers to commit crimes and to harm the safety, security, and privacy of others.

77. 1999 OJP Press Releases
    TO CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL DRUG court PROGRAM June OPERATION OF TRIBAL JUDICIAL SYSTEMSJune 23 attorney general HIGHLIGHTS FIFTH NATIONAL VICTIM ASSISTANCE ACADEMY  
    http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/pressreleases/1999.htm
    
    Extractions: Advanced search , 1999 OJP Press Releases, Current Press Releases ADJUDICATION PARTNERSHIPS ARE SOLVING DIFFICULT CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROBLEMS TBD, 1999 VICE PRESIDENT GORE ANNOUNCES $305 MILLION TO GO TO STATES TO ASSIST CRIME VICTIMS Jan. 25, 1999 NORWALK GETS STATE-OF-THE-ART MOBILE POLICE STATION ONE OF ONLY SIX IN NATION FROM JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Jan. 29, 1999 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT STUDY EXAMINES HEALTH CARE FRAUD Feb. 2, 1999 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT STUDY EXAMINES HEALTH CARE FRAUD Feb. 2, 1999 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT BROADCAST HELPS COMMUNITIES COMBAT YOUTH SUBSTANCE ABUSE Feb. 3, 1999 ATTORNEY GENERAL RENO STRESSES NEED FOR COORDINATED RESPONSE TO ASSIST VICTIMS OF TERRORISM Feb. 11, 1999 FISCAL YEAR 1999 DRUG COURT FUNDING AVAILABLE Feb. 12, 1999 ADDITIONAL FUNDING PROVIDED FOR OKLAHOMA CITY BOMBING VICTIMS Feb. 26, 1999 WASHINGTON, D.C. GETS STATE-OF-THE-ART MOBILE POLICE STATION ONE OF ONLY SIX IN NATION FROM JUSTICE DEPARTMENT Feb. 26, 1999 VICE PRESIDENT GORE ANNOUNCES OVER $161 MILLION FOR COMMUNITIES TO ADDRESS DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Feb. 26, 1999 JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FUNDS CONTINUE LOCAL EFFORTS TO COMBAT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Feb. , 1999

78. Alabama Attorney General: Addresses And Internet Links
    attorney general Bill Pryor Office of the attorney general Alabama State House 11 TheAlabama Supreme court Chief Justice, Roy Moore Associate Justice, Gorman  
    http://www.ago.state.al.us/address.cfm?Action=Government

79. Alaska Supreme Court Cases
    12/27/2002) sp5652 Family Law (attorney fee order electronic files provided bythe Alaska court System. accuracy, but neither Touch N' Go systems, Inc., The  
    http://touchngo.com/sp/sp.htm
    
    Extractions: (From 1/28/03) No Opinions Issued for 4/4/03 Hixson v. Sarkesian (3/28/2003) sp-5677 Family Law ] (waiving the Rule 90.3 income cap; reorientation vs. rehabilitation alimony) Jerue v. Millett (3/28/2003) sp-5676 Attorneys and Judges ] (dismissal may not prove prevailing party status) Business, Commercial/Labor Law ] (fees and indemnification in corp. derivative suit) Enders v. Parker (3/21/2003) sp-5675 Probate ] (recovery of expenses by personal rep.) Statutory Construction ] (construing unambiguous statute) Evidence ] (defer to trial court on issues of credibility) Family Law ] (termination of parental rights; power of attorney cannot assign custody) Procedure, Appellate ] (defer to trial court on issues of credibility) State, Commercial Fisheries Entry Commission v. Carlson (3/14/2003) sp-5673 Constitutional ] (higher fees charged to non-residents) Procedure, Appellate

80. Hood County Attorney's Office
    in the County court and County court at Law health laws such as malfunctioning septicsystems and illegal When requested by the attorney general, a State Agency  
    http://www.co.hood.tx.us/countyattorney.htm
    
    Extractions: Hood County Attorney's Office "The mission of the Hood County Attorney's Office is to prosecute violation of the misdemeanor laws of the State of Texas in the Hood County Court at Law, in the Hood County Court and in the Justice Courts of Hood County." -Kelton Conner, County Attorney Telephone:

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