#1: WHAT IS THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#2: WHAT STARTS THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#3: WHAT STOPS THE 180-TLAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#4: HOW TO OBTAIN MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#5: WHAT IF THE ASYLUM APPLICANT THINKS THAT THERE IS AN ERROR IN THE CALCULATION OF TIME ON HIS/HER 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
This document is a court judgment from the Court of Appeal of Sri Lanka regarding an application seeking revision of a High Court order concerning the return of two children to Australia under the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction Act. The court addressed several preliminary objections raised by the father (1st respondent) regarding the mother's (petitioner) locus standi to file the revision application, whether she was guilty of laches, and other issues. The court overruled the objections, finding that the mother had a right to file as an aggrieved party, the two month delay was not unreasonable, and that there is no right to appeal such orders under the relevant Act.
Bail and Personal Bond Application - Suma SebastianNaveen Bhartiya
The document discusses bail and personal bonds in Indian law. It provides definitions of bail and personal bond and outlines the relevant provisions in the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. It discusses how the legal system of bail has been implemented in India, noting statistics that 67% of prisoners are under-trial and unable to furnish bail bonds. The role of judges like Justice Krishna Iyer in establishing bail as a fundamental right and pushing for greater use of personal bonds over monetary bonds is examined through key cases. Overall the implementation of bail provisions is seen as incomplete and not satisfying the spirit of the constitution.
The document summarizes key aspects of bail under Indian criminal law. It discusses:
1) The right to bail for bailable and non-bailable offenses, including the conditions that must be met for bail in non-bailable cases.
2) The types of bail available, including personal bonds, bonds with sureties, and anticipatory bail.
3) Circumstances where bail is mandatory and the powers of police to grant bail for arrests with and without a warrant.
The document discusses Turkey's laws around work permits for foreigners. It outlines several key points:
1) Annual leaves and periods receiving occupational accident, disease, sickness or unemployment benefits are included in the legal working period for a foreigner.
2) A foreigner being outside Turkey for a total of up to 6 months does not interrupt their working period, but time outside Turkey is not counted towards the working period.
3) Foreigners who neglect to extend their residence permit for over 6 months while in Turkey will have their residence considered interrupted for work permit purposes.
4) The Ministry can restrict work permits to certain sectors, professions, jobs or areas for a defined time period if employment conditions require
http://www.premierebailbonds.com – In the Bail Resource Guide, Premiere Bail Bonds, a leading California bail bonds company, explains the history of bail, how bail works, explains the difference between different bonds, the premiums and rates as well as the different county bail schedules. This is your all-encompassing resource guide to bail bonds in California.
This presentation gives the user a detailed research analysis on the settlement of unpaid claims in Insurance sector.This ppt is made after the analysis of recent articles and news on unpaid claims and its settlement process for insurance policy holders
This presentation gives the user a detailed research analysis on the settlement of unpaid claims in Insurance sector.This ppt is made after the analysis of recent articles and news on unpaid claims and its settlement process for insurance policy holders
#1: WHAT IS THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#2: WHAT STARTS THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#3: WHAT STOPS THE 180-TLAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#4: HOW TO OBTAIN MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
#5: WHAT IF THE ASYLUM APPLICANT THINKS THAT THERE IS AN ERROR IN THE CALCULATION OF TIME ON HIS/HER 180-DAY ASYLUM EAD CLOCK?
This document is a court judgment from the Court of Appeal of Sri Lanka regarding an application seeking revision of a High Court order concerning the return of two children to Australia under the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction Act. The court addressed several preliminary objections raised by the father (1st respondent) regarding the mother's (petitioner) locus standi to file the revision application, whether she was guilty of laches, and other issues. The court overruled the objections, finding that the mother had a right to file as an aggrieved party, the two month delay was not unreasonable, and that there is no right to appeal such orders under the relevant Act.
Bail and Personal Bond Application - Suma SebastianNaveen Bhartiya
The document discusses bail and personal bonds in Indian law. It provides definitions of bail and personal bond and outlines the relevant provisions in the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. It discusses how the legal system of bail has been implemented in India, noting statistics that 67% of prisoners are under-trial and unable to furnish bail bonds. The role of judges like Justice Krishna Iyer in establishing bail as a fundamental right and pushing for greater use of personal bonds over monetary bonds is examined through key cases. Overall the implementation of bail provisions is seen as incomplete and not satisfying the spirit of the constitution.
The document summarizes key aspects of bail under Indian criminal law. It discusses:
1) The right to bail for bailable and non-bailable offenses, including the conditions that must be met for bail in non-bailable cases.
2) The types of bail available, including personal bonds, bonds with sureties, and anticipatory bail.
3) Circumstances where bail is mandatory and the powers of police to grant bail for arrests with and without a warrant.
The document discusses Turkey's laws around work permits for foreigners. It outlines several key points:
1) Annual leaves and periods receiving occupational accident, disease, sickness or unemployment benefits are included in the legal working period for a foreigner.
2) A foreigner being outside Turkey for a total of up to 6 months does not interrupt their working period, but time outside Turkey is not counted towards the working period.
3) Foreigners who neglect to extend their residence permit for over 6 months while in Turkey will have their residence considered interrupted for work permit purposes.
4) The Ministry can restrict work permits to certain sectors, professions, jobs or areas for a defined time period if employment conditions require
http://www.premierebailbonds.com – In the Bail Resource Guide, Premiere Bail Bonds, a leading California bail bonds company, explains the history of bail, how bail works, explains the difference between different bonds, the premiums and rates as well as the different county bail schedules. This is your all-encompassing resource guide to bail bonds in California.
This presentation gives the user a detailed research analysis on the settlement of unpaid claims in Insurance sector.This ppt is made after the analysis of recent articles and news on unpaid claims and its settlement process for insurance policy holders
This presentation gives the user a detailed research analysis on the settlement of unpaid claims in Insurance sector.This ppt is made after the analysis of recent articles and news on unpaid claims and its settlement process for insurance policy holders
This document is a memorandum opinion from a United States District Court case concerning the validity of 18 agency rules that overhaul the criteria for asylum applicants to obtain work authorization. Five non-profit organizations that provide services to immigrant and asylum populations brought suit against the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security and the Department of Homeland Security challenging the rules. The plaintiffs argue the rules violate the Administrative Procedure Act, Federal Vacancies Reform Act, and Homeland Security Act. The plaintiffs moved to stay or preliminarily enjoin enforcement of the rules, which went into effect in August 2020. The court must now decide whether to grant the preliminary injunction.
1) Section 93(1) of the Family Law Act allows a court to order a man to pay maintenance for his child at any time, including during a divorce or judicial separation. A child is defined as someone under 18 years old.
2) The court has the power to order maintenance under four situations: if the man has refused or neglected to provide for the child, if he has deserted his wife and child, during any matrimonial proceedings, or when making an order regarding child custody.
3) Section 93(2) gives the corresponding power to order a woman to pay maintenance, taking into account her means. Maintenance orders last until the child is 18, or has a physical or mental
Bail is the release of an accused person from custody, on the condition that they will return for their trial or other legal proceedings. The purpose of bail is to ensure the presence of the accused at trial while also protecting their liberty prior to being proven guilty. Bail laws originated in ancient times and are now codified in the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. Bail can be granted for bailable offenses with sentences under 3 years or fines only. For more serious non-bailable offenses, courts consider various factors like evidence and witness tampering risk when deciding bail. The process involves applying to the court and potentially depositing an amount until the trial. Grant of bail is mandatory in certain circumstances like incomplete investigations or if the accused is
This document summarizes the rights of an arrested person in India according to the constitution and criminal procedure code. It outlines 8 key rights of an arrested person including the right to a fair trial, right to know the grounds of arrest, right to remain silent, right to be informed of bail provisions, right to be produced before a magistrate without delay, right to consult a legal practitioner, right to free legal aid, and right to be examined by a medical practitioner. It also discusses the landmark D.K. Basu vs State of West Bengal case which established additional guidelines to protect arrested persons from torture and inhuman treatment.
Arrest and questioning of accused in India, U.K. and U.S.A. | Comparitive Cri...NishkaPrajapati
The document compares criminal procedures related to arrest and questioning of accused persons in India, the UK, and the USA. In India, arrest can be made with or without a warrant by police officers, private persons, or magistrates under specific sections of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Upon arrest, the accused must be informed of the charges and brought before a magistrate within 24 hours. In the UK, the Police and Criminal Evidence Act provides powers of arrest with or without a warrant to police and private persons. Arrested persons must be informed of the grounds for and fact of arrest. In the USA, police can make warrantless arrests with probable cause and must inform arrested persons of their Miranda rights against self-incrimination if the arrest
This document outlines the procedures and considerations around bail in the criminal justice system. It discusses where a person can be detained after arrest (police station or court), the presumption of bail prior to conviction, factors considered in granting bail pending trial or appeal, and the tests and criteria applied by courts. Key points include that bail is the rule pre-conviction, the prosecution must show why bail should be denied, and courts examine likelihood of appearance, interference with investigations, and commission of further offenses.
The document discusses bail bonds and the bail process. It defines a bail bond as a document signed by a criminal defendant and one or more sureties guaranteeing that the defendant will attend court hearings. It notes there are different types of bonds like personal bonds not requiring payment, surety bonds involving a friend paying bond, and property bonds using property in lieu of cash. It outlines the roles of various parties in the bail process like judges, defendants, sureties, and bail bondsmen who charge fees to help secure release. It also discusses the rights and liabilities of sureties and bondsmen, as well as the consequences if a defendant fails to appear in court.
1. The document discusses the rules and procedures related to arrest under Philippine law. It defines arrest and outlines when an arrest can be made with or without a warrant.
2. It also discusses the rights of individuals who are arrested, such as the right to be informed of the reason for arrest and the right to counsel.
3. The document also covers custodial investigation procedures and notes that statements made during custodial investigation without the presence of counsel cannot be used as evidence.
The document discusses bail as applicable in Sri Lankan law. It provides definitions and history of bail, outlines the Bail Act and key cases related to bail. It discusses how bail can be granted and the types of offenses that fall under bailable and non-bailable categories. Exceptions to the Bail Act are also noted. The document is intended to provide legal professionals with information to properly handle bail applications in Sri Lanka.
This document discusses bail under Pakistani law. It defines bail as the release of an accused person from custody, on the condition that they will appear in court. Bail aims to secure the accused's presence at trial while allowing them liberty before being proven guilty. Offences are divided into bailable and non-bailable categories. For bailable offences, bail is granted as a matter of right. For non-bailable offences, various factors are considered in granting bail, including the nature of the accusation and severity of punishment. Certain classes of serious offences have prohibitions on granting bail except in special circumstances like for juveniles or the sick. Pre-arrest bail is rarely granted in exceptional circumstances to prevent unnecessary harassment
Discovery and interrogatories allow parties to obtain relevant information from opponents to assess their cases. Discovery concerns obtaining documents, while interrogatories involve answering questions under oath. The court has discretion to order discovery and interrogatories if necessary for fair case disposal or cost savings. Privileged documents like legal advice are exempt from discovery. Parties have duties to conduct thorough searches and provide full, truthful answers throughout proceedings. Non-compliance can result in sanctions like dismissing claims or defenses.
charge under Criminal procedure code, 1908Amudha Mony
The document discusses the contents of a charge and the alteration of a charge in a criminal case. It defines a charge as a formal accusation by a court based on evidence against the accused. A charge informs the accused of what they are accused of to allow them to defend themselves. The document notes that a charge can contain multiple heads or accusations. It also states that the purpose of framing a charge is to give the accused clear and unambiguous notice of the accusations they must address at trial. The document outlines when charges are framed in sessions cases and warrant cases. It also discusses that a court can alter or add to a charge before judgment, and must explain any changes to the accused. The court may continue the trial or order a new
The document discusses the legal provisions around search and seizure in India, including obtaining search warrants, conducting searches with and without warrants, general procedures that must be followed, and restrictions. Key points covered include the circumstances for issuing search warrants, required procedures for conducting searches, and limitations on searches without warrants to prevent abuse of power.
I140 EAD AP - Public Comments - Sample Comments Templatehappyschools
The document provides comments opposing a proposed rule regarding employment-based green cards. The author argues that the rule fails to address major issues faced by skilled immigrants stuck in long green card backlogs. Specifically, the rule does not grant work authorization and travel flexibility as promised in an earlier Executive Order. Additionally, the requirements to qualify for work authorization under the rule are too strict. The author proposes alternative solutions that would better align with the original goals of reforming the broken immigration system.
Plea bargaining allows a defendant to plead guilty in exchange for concessions from the prosecution. It has been introduced in India to help reduce case backlogs. Key points of plea bargaining under Indian law include: it does not apply to offenses punishable by death or life imprisonment or over 7 years; or offenses affecting socioeconomics or committed against women or children under 14. The court will facilitate negotiations between the prosecution and defendant to reach a mutually agreeable disposition involving compensation and sentencing concessions. If accepted by the court, the judgment is final and not appealable except through special leave. Plea bargaining aims to provide an alternative dispute resolution mechanism to expedite case disposal in India.
EAD for I140 - Text of the Proposed Rule - Dec 2015happyschools
Actual proposed Rule for folks with Approved I-140 to get EAD and host of other benefits with H1B Visa Grace Period, Retaining Priority Dates while changing employers, Ability to Accept Promotions to obtaining EAD Card under Compelling Circumstances.
Criminal procedure outlines the steps for apprehending, prosecuting, and punishing those accused of criminal offenses. It begins with the initial investigation of a crime and concludes with the release of the offender. Criminal procedure in the Philippines originated from Spanish law and was later influenced by American law and various acts passed by the Philippine Commission and Congress. The court system has both inquisitorial and accusatorial elements, with the judicial set-up being primarily accusatorial. Courts have jurisdiction as conferred by law over certain types of criminal cases and civil matters. Regional trial courts have broad original jurisdiction while the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court have appellate jurisdiction to review cases.
Decision to Prosecute (Criminal procedure in Kenya)Quincy Kiptoo
This document outlines factors for prosecutors to consider when deciding whether to institute a prosecution against an individual. It discusses that the decision to prosecute is important and must be well-founded. Prosecutors must apply an evidentiary test to determine if there is enough evidence to support a credible prosecution. They must also apply a public interest test to consider factors like the seriousness of the offense, interests of victims and communities, and circumstances of the offender. The prosecutor's discretion must be exercised in accordance with the Constitution and with regard for public interest, interests of justice, and preventing abuse of the legal process.
The document summarizes the various technologies and software used during an evaluation. Microsoft Word was used extensively for writing documents due to its easy typing features. PowerPoint and SlideShare.net were also used to create presentations, with PowerPoint allowing images and text and SlideShare publishing presentations online. Additionally, a Sony SLT camera was used to record videos and podcasts for the evaluation through its full HD recording and tripod stabilization.
The document describes a "Rigorous Money Tree Test" for evaluating business models. It lists 9 criteria for a successful business model: having multiple income streams, outstanding products/services, requiring little to no upfront investment, being resistant to employees, yielding high profit margins, involving trendy or fashionable products, generating residual income, having an enthusiastic founder, and involving everyday consumable products that customers purchase frequently. Each section poses a question to determine if a business model meets one of the 9 criteria.
The document discusses trends in the bed and breakfast industry, including changing customer demographics and preferences. Younger generations like Generations X and Y are potential growth opportunities for B&Bs. However, there are also challenges around outdated websites, privacy concerns, and negative perceptions around the traditional B&B experience. The document calls for a grassroots movement to better promote B&Bs and adapt to shifting customer demands.
This document is a memorandum opinion from a United States District Court case concerning the validity of 18 agency rules that overhaul the criteria for asylum applicants to obtain work authorization. Five non-profit organizations that provide services to immigrant and asylum populations brought suit against the Acting Secretary of Homeland Security and the Department of Homeland Security challenging the rules. The plaintiffs argue the rules violate the Administrative Procedure Act, Federal Vacancies Reform Act, and Homeland Security Act. The plaintiffs moved to stay or preliminarily enjoin enforcement of the rules, which went into effect in August 2020. The court must now decide whether to grant the preliminary injunction.
1) Section 93(1) of the Family Law Act allows a court to order a man to pay maintenance for his child at any time, including during a divorce or judicial separation. A child is defined as someone under 18 years old.
2) The court has the power to order maintenance under four situations: if the man has refused or neglected to provide for the child, if he has deserted his wife and child, during any matrimonial proceedings, or when making an order regarding child custody.
3) Section 93(2) gives the corresponding power to order a woman to pay maintenance, taking into account her means. Maintenance orders last until the child is 18, or has a physical or mental
Bail is the release of an accused person from custody, on the condition that they will return for their trial or other legal proceedings. The purpose of bail is to ensure the presence of the accused at trial while also protecting their liberty prior to being proven guilty. Bail laws originated in ancient times and are now codified in the Indian Criminal Procedure Code. Bail can be granted for bailable offenses with sentences under 3 years or fines only. For more serious non-bailable offenses, courts consider various factors like evidence and witness tampering risk when deciding bail. The process involves applying to the court and potentially depositing an amount until the trial. Grant of bail is mandatory in certain circumstances like incomplete investigations or if the accused is
This document summarizes the rights of an arrested person in India according to the constitution and criminal procedure code. It outlines 8 key rights of an arrested person including the right to a fair trial, right to know the grounds of arrest, right to remain silent, right to be informed of bail provisions, right to be produced before a magistrate without delay, right to consult a legal practitioner, right to free legal aid, and right to be examined by a medical practitioner. It also discusses the landmark D.K. Basu vs State of West Bengal case which established additional guidelines to protect arrested persons from torture and inhuman treatment.
Arrest and questioning of accused in India, U.K. and U.S.A. | Comparitive Cri...NishkaPrajapati
The document compares criminal procedures related to arrest and questioning of accused persons in India, the UK, and the USA. In India, arrest can be made with or without a warrant by police officers, private persons, or magistrates under specific sections of the Code of Criminal Procedure. Upon arrest, the accused must be informed of the charges and brought before a magistrate within 24 hours. In the UK, the Police and Criminal Evidence Act provides powers of arrest with or without a warrant to police and private persons. Arrested persons must be informed of the grounds for and fact of arrest. In the USA, police can make warrantless arrests with probable cause and must inform arrested persons of their Miranda rights against self-incrimination if the arrest
This document outlines the procedures and considerations around bail in the criminal justice system. It discusses where a person can be detained after arrest (police station or court), the presumption of bail prior to conviction, factors considered in granting bail pending trial or appeal, and the tests and criteria applied by courts. Key points include that bail is the rule pre-conviction, the prosecution must show why bail should be denied, and courts examine likelihood of appearance, interference with investigations, and commission of further offenses.
The document discusses bail bonds and the bail process. It defines a bail bond as a document signed by a criminal defendant and one or more sureties guaranteeing that the defendant will attend court hearings. It notes there are different types of bonds like personal bonds not requiring payment, surety bonds involving a friend paying bond, and property bonds using property in lieu of cash. It outlines the roles of various parties in the bail process like judges, defendants, sureties, and bail bondsmen who charge fees to help secure release. It also discusses the rights and liabilities of sureties and bondsmen, as well as the consequences if a defendant fails to appear in court.
1. The document discusses the rules and procedures related to arrest under Philippine law. It defines arrest and outlines when an arrest can be made with or without a warrant.
2. It also discusses the rights of individuals who are arrested, such as the right to be informed of the reason for arrest and the right to counsel.
3. The document also covers custodial investigation procedures and notes that statements made during custodial investigation without the presence of counsel cannot be used as evidence.
The document discusses bail as applicable in Sri Lankan law. It provides definitions and history of bail, outlines the Bail Act and key cases related to bail. It discusses how bail can be granted and the types of offenses that fall under bailable and non-bailable categories. Exceptions to the Bail Act are also noted. The document is intended to provide legal professionals with information to properly handle bail applications in Sri Lanka.
This document discusses bail under Pakistani law. It defines bail as the release of an accused person from custody, on the condition that they will appear in court. Bail aims to secure the accused's presence at trial while allowing them liberty before being proven guilty. Offences are divided into bailable and non-bailable categories. For bailable offences, bail is granted as a matter of right. For non-bailable offences, various factors are considered in granting bail, including the nature of the accusation and severity of punishment. Certain classes of serious offences have prohibitions on granting bail except in special circumstances like for juveniles or the sick. Pre-arrest bail is rarely granted in exceptional circumstances to prevent unnecessary harassment
Discovery and interrogatories allow parties to obtain relevant information from opponents to assess their cases. Discovery concerns obtaining documents, while interrogatories involve answering questions under oath. The court has discretion to order discovery and interrogatories if necessary for fair case disposal or cost savings. Privileged documents like legal advice are exempt from discovery. Parties have duties to conduct thorough searches and provide full, truthful answers throughout proceedings. Non-compliance can result in sanctions like dismissing claims or defenses.
charge under Criminal procedure code, 1908Amudha Mony
The document discusses the contents of a charge and the alteration of a charge in a criminal case. It defines a charge as a formal accusation by a court based on evidence against the accused. A charge informs the accused of what they are accused of to allow them to defend themselves. The document notes that a charge can contain multiple heads or accusations. It also states that the purpose of framing a charge is to give the accused clear and unambiguous notice of the accusations they must address at trial. The document outlines when charges are framed in sessions cases and warrant cases. It also discusses that a court can alter or add to a charge before judgment, and must explain any changes to the accused. The court may continue the trial or order a new
The document discusses the legal provisions around search and seizure in India, including obtaining search warrants, conducting searches with and without warrants, general procedures that must be followed, and restrictions. Key points covered include the circumstances for issuing search warrants, required procedures for conducting searches, and limitations on searches without warrants to prevent abuse of power.
I140 EAD AP - Public Comments - Sample Comments Templatehappyschools
The document provides comments opposing a proposed rule regarding employment-based green cards. The author argues that the rule fails to address major issues faced by skilled immigrants stuck in long green card backlogs. Specifically, the rule does not grant work authorization and travel flexibility as promised in an earlier Executive Order. Additionally, the requirements to qualify for work authorization under the rule are too strict. The author proposes alternative solutions that would better align with the original goals of reforming the broken immigration system.
Plea bargaining allows a defendant to plead guilty in exchange for concessions from the prosecution. It has been introduced in India to help reduce case backlogs. Key points of plea bargaining under Indian law include: it does not apply to offenses punishable by death or life imprisonment or over 7 years; or offenses affecting socioeconomics or committed against women or children under 14. The court will facilitate negotiations between the prosecution and defendant to reach a mutually agreeable disposition involving compensation and sentencing concessions. If accepted by the court, the judgment is final and not appealable except through special leave. Plea bargaining aims to provide an alternative dispute resolution mechanism to expedite case disposal in India.
EAD for I140 - Text of the Proposed Rule - Dec 2015happyschools
Actual proposed Rule for folks with Approved I-140 to get EAD and host of other benefits with H1B Visa Grace Period, Retaining Priority Dates while changing employers, Ability to Accept Promotions to obtaining EAD Card under Compelling Circumstances.
Criminal procedure outlines the steps for apprehending, prosecuting, and punishing those accused of criminal offenses. It begins with the initial investigation of a crime and concludes with the release of the offender. Criminal procedure in the Philippines originated from Spanish law and was later influenced by American law and various acts passed by the Philippine Commission and Congress. The court system has both inquisitorial and accusatorial elements, with the judicial set-up being primarily accusatorial. Courts have jurisdiction as conferred by law over certain types of criminal cases and civil matters. Regional trial courts have broad original jurisdiction while the Court of Appeals and Supreme Court have appellate jurisdiction to review cases.
Decision to Prosecute (Criminal procedure in Kenya)Quincy Kiptoo
This document outlines factors for prosecutors to consider when deciding whether to institute a prosecution against an individual. It discusses that the decision to prosecute is important and must be well-founded. Prosecutors must apply an evidentiary test to determine if there is enough evidence to support a credible prosecution. They must also apply a public interest test to consider factors like the seriousness of the offense, interests of victims and communities, and circumstances of the offender. The prosecutor's discretion must be exercised in accordance with the Constitution and with regard for public interest, interests of justice, and preventing abuse of the legal process.
The document summarizes the various technologies and software used during an evaluation. Microsoft Word was used extensively for writing documents due to its easy typing features. PowerPoint and SlideShare.net were also used to create presentations, with PowerPoint allowing images and text and SlideShare publishing presentations online. Additionally, a Sony SLT camera was used to record videos and podcasts for the evaluation through its full HD recording and tripod stabilization.
The document describes a "Rigorous Money Tree Test" for evaluating business models. It lists 9 criteria for a successful business model: having multiple income streams, outstanding products/services, requiring little to no upfront investment, being resistant to employees, yielding high profit margins, involving trendy or fashionable products, generating residual income, having an enthusiastic founder, and involving everyday consumable products that customers purchase frequently. Each section poses a question to determine if a business model meets one of the 9 criteria.
The document discusses trends in the bed and breakfast industry, including changing customer demographics and preferences. Younger generations like Generations X and Y are potential growth opportunities for B&Bs. However, there are also challenges around outdated websites, privacy concerns, and negative perceptions around the traditional B&B experience. The document calls for a grassroots movement to better promote B&Bs and adapt to shifting customer demands.
This document provides information about sponsorship opportunities for the 2014 Secret Service Summit event in Cleveland, Ohio on November 5-6, 2014. It details four sponsorship package levels (Title, Presenting, Revolutionary, and Exhibitor) that range in cost from $50,000 to $5,000 and include various marketing, branding, and access benefits. The document also shares testimonials from past sponsors praising the value and results of their Secret Service Summit sponsorships.
NGSS Assessment: Identifying and Integrating Effective TechnologiesDermot Donnelly
This document summarizes a workshop on identifying and integrating effective technologies for NGSS assessment. The workshop covered online science assessment platforms, creating accounts for the Web-based Inquiry Science Environment (WISE), reviewing NGSS curriculum units in WISE, and authoring assessment tools and rubrics in WISE. It discussed inquiry learning environments for supporting science practices and how technologies can enhance student autonomy, collaboration, and visualization while loosening teacher control.
This document outlines a theory about how student affairs organizations can function as virtual-networked organizations. It describes stages an organization may progress through, from having a basic online presence like a website or social media accounts, to those accounts facilitating engagement, conversations and knowledge sharing among members, and ultimately the online community becoming self-sustaining and influencing real-world changes for the organization. The peak stage is reached when what happens online becomes integral to the overall organization and its traditional operations.
The document discusses using technology to strengthen students' language skills. It begins with an activity asking participants whether technology should be integrated into the curriculum or viewed as supplemental. The presenter then outlines an agenda covering objectives, research on technology in language learning, and websites to develop listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar and vocabulary skills. Participants fill out a K-W-L-S chart to track what they know, want to know, learn and still need to find out. The presentation concludes with reflections on using technology to support language lessons and help develop students' skills.
The document summarizes patterns of growth in Pakistan's industrial sector. It provides an overview of Pakistan's economy and demographics, noting it has a young population. It describes industrial strategies pursued from the 1950s to 1990s. It notes the World Bank's involvement in identifying constraints to growth. It discusses industrial growth exceeding 6.5% annually after a decade of slow growth. It outlines some organizations that have promoted industrial development, including UNIDO and PIDC. In conclusion, it recognizes rising growth patterns in several industries but notes ongoing challenges of energy shortages and lack of skilled labor.
Essays on economic analysis of competition law: theory and practiceDr Danilo Samà
Essays on economic analysis of competition law: theory and practice
Author:
Dr Danilo Samà (LUISS “Guido Carli” University, Law & Economics LAB)
Abstract:
The Ph.D. dissertation, submitted to LUISS “Guido Carli” University of Rome in fulfillment of the requirements for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economic Analysis of Competition Law (XXV cicle), is the result of a scientific research in the field of the economic analysis of competition law developed through academic experiences at the Erasmus Rotterdam University in the Netherlands, the Ghent University in Belgium, the University of Hamburg in Germany and the Toulouse School of Economics in France, as well as through professional experiences as competition economist at the Antitrust Department of Pavia & Ansaldo and the Directorate-General for Competition (DG COMP) of the European Commission.
Keywords:
antitrust, competition economics, competition law, competition policy
JEL classification:
B21; C01; K21; L00; L4
Year:
2014
Pages:
1-124
Citation:
Samà, Danilo (2014), Essays on economic analysis of competition law: theory and practice, Law & Economics LAB, LUISS “Guido Carli” University, Rome, Italy, pp. 1-124.
The document describes the forms and conventions used in a media product. It features an iconic bold title, a color scheme used throughout, images of artists/bands, and text relating to the color scheme. Page numbers and section titles are also included in a conventional layout.
The document outlines the structure for a documentary series covering topics under the transgender umbrella, including an episode structure focusing on transsexualism with sections on defining terms, exploring opinions on nature vs nurture, examining transphobia and discrimination through interviews and case studies.
The document discusses the relationship between the brain and language. It notes that the brain is composed of two hemispheres, the left controlling the right side of the body and vice versa. Research has shown that language is lateralized to the left hemisphere. Areas like Broca's area and Wernicke's area in the left hemisphere are linked to language abilities. Damage to these areas can cause aphasias, impairing speech, comprehension and word retrieval. The study of brain damage and its effects on language has furthered understanding of this relationship.
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Primero Mining Corporation held a presentation at the Precious Metals Summit in Geneva in April 2012 focused on production growth and exploration at its San Dimas gold-silver mine in Mexico. The presentation highlighted that Primero is a long-life, high-grade gold-silver producer generating significant cash flow, with exploration upside and expansion potential at San Dimas. It also emphasized the company's balanced capital structure and modest market capitalization.
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Asylum Clock & Employment Authorization
1. The Asylum Clock &
Employment Authorization
by Marshall H. Hong, J.D.
www.Hong-Immigration.com
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
2. (Disclaimer)
This presentation is intended only as an overview of the Asylum
Clock and its relevance to Employment Authorization eligibility.
The information presented is based on EOIR Memorandum
dated November 15, 2011, setting forth policy and procedure to
be followed by the Immigration Court.
If you have questions regarding your particular situation, you
should consult with a qualified immigration attorney.
At the conclusion of this slideshow you will find contact
information for the author – please feel free to contact the
author if you have specific questions or would like additional
information on this topic.
3. Some Definitions & Acronyms
The following terms will be used in this presentation:
DHS – Department of Homeland Security (may also used
to refer to the government’s attorneys in a Removal
Proceeding)
EOIR – Executive Office for Immigration Review (the
Immigration Court is a part of the EOIR)
IJ – Immigration Judge
USCIS – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
The terms “Applicant” and “Respondent” may be used
interchangeably
4. What is the Asylum Clock?
The “asylum clock” measures the length of time that an
asylum application has been pending, tracking the
number of days elapsed beginning on the date a
completed asylum application is properly filed, but not
including delays caused by the asylum applicant.
please note this presentation will not discuss general
principles of asylum or removal (deportation) – please
look for articles on asylum, removal, & related topics
at:
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
5. Eligibility for Employment
Authorization
In general, once an individual files an application for
asylum with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services,
the government’s goal is to issue a decision on the
application within 180 days after the date on which the
application was filed.
In the event the application remains pending for more
than 180 days after it was filed, an applicant may be
eligible for employment authorization – except that
“any delay requested or caused by the Applicant shall
not be counted as part of these time periods.”
6. Asylum Applications with USCIS or
before the Immigration Judge
An Applicant may file an “affirmative” asylum application
with USCIS or, if the individual is already in a Removal
(Deportation) Proceeding, he may file a “defensive”
asylum application with the Immigration Court, where an
Immigration Judge will adjudicate the application.
If USCIS does not approve the affirmative application, it
will refer the Applicant to Immigration Court, where the
Immigration Judge will review the application for possible
approval.
7. Starting and Stopping the
Asylum Clock
The asylum clock begins to run on the date on which
the Applicant properly files a complete asylum
application, either affirmatively with USCIS, or
defensively at the Immigration Court.
If USCIS does not approve the affirmative application,
but refers the Applicant to the Immigration Court, the
clock will continue to run, including the days during
which the application was pending with USCIS.
8. Example
An Applicant files an “affirmative” asylum application
with USCIS. The asylum clock begins to run on the date
on which the completed asylum application was
properly filed with USCIS. If the USCIS Asylum Office
refers the case to the Immigration Court after the clock
has been running for 60 days, then the Immigration
Court’s clock begins running at 60 days, on the date on
which it was referred to the Court.
9. Starting and Stopping the Clock
during Removal Proceedings
As stated above, the asylum clock will continue to run while
the case is pending before an Immigration Judge, except for
delays requested or caused by the Applicant. Therefore, each
time an Applicant appears before the Immigration Judge,
when the case is adjourned, the clock will either run or stop
depending on the reason for which the case was adjourned:
If the hearing was adjourned because of a delay requested
or caused by the Applicant, the asylum clock will stop.
If the hearing was adjourned because of a delay requested
or caused by the government attorneys or the Immigration
Judge, the clock will run until the next hearing date.
10. Fewer than 75 Days at Time of
Referral
If fewer than 75 days are on the clock as of the date on
which it is referred to the Immigration Court, the case is
treated as an “expedited asylum case”, and the Court
should complete the case within 180 days after the date
on which the application was originally filed – not
including delays requested or caused by the Applicant.
(Note: once the Applicant is referred to the Immigration
Court, he will be referred to as a “Respondent” for
purposes of the Removal Proceeding.)
11. Fewer than 75 Days at Time of
Referral (continued)
When the asylum case is treated as an “expedited asylum
case”, the Immigration Court should attempt to
adjudicate the case within 180 days. If the Applicant/
Respondent waives the expedited hearing, the delay will
be considered to have been “requested or caused by” the
Applicant, and therefore the asylum clock will stop as of
the date on which the Applicant waives the expedited
hearing. If there are fewer than 180 days on the asylum
clock on the date on which it is stopped, the Applicant will
not be eligible for employment authorization.
12. More than 75 Days at Time of
Referral
If more than 75 days are on the clock as of the date on
which it is referred to the Immigration Court, the case
will not be treated as an “expedited asylum case” and
will not be subject to the 180-day adjudication deadline.
The asylum clock will run and stop as usual.
13. Withholding of Removal & the
Convention Against Torture
If an Applicant is not eligible for Asylum (for example, where
the Applicant failed to file his application for asylum within
12 months after entering the U.S.), he may still be eligible for
Relief from Removal in the form of Withholding of Removal
or protection under the Convention Against Torture
(“CAT”)*.
In these cases, there is no asylum clock, and therefore no
eligibility for employment authorization.
for more on these topics, please visit:
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
14. Rescheduled Hearing Dates
Once a future hearing date has been scheduled by the
Immigration Judge, it may be cancelled and rescheduled to a
later date, either at the request of one of the parties (the
Applicant or the DHS attorneys), or by the Immigration Court
without the request of either party:
If the case is rescheduled at the request of the Applicant, the
clock will stop (or remain stopped) as of the date on which
the hearing was originally scheduled to take place.
If the case is rescheduled at the request of the DHS, or by the
Immigration Court on its own motion, the clock will begin to
run (or continue to run) as of the date on which the hearing
was originally scheduled to take place.
15. Change of Venue to Another
Immigration Court Location
Under certain circumstances, and Applicant/Respondent may file
a motion with the Immigration Court for a “Change of Venue”,
requesting that the case be transferred from an Immigration
Court in one city to an Immigration Court in a different city. If
the IJ grants the motion, then the asylum clock will stop running
(or remain stopped) from the date the motion is granted until
the next hearing (in the new location).
On the other hand, if the DHS attorneys request the Change of
Venue, and the IJ grants the motion, the asylum clock will
continue to run (or begin to run) from the date the motion is
granted until the next hearing (in the new location).
16. Cases on Appeal
Once an Immigration Judge issues a final decision on a
Respondent’s asylum application, either party may
appeal the IJ’s decision. However, the asylum clock
permanently stops once the IJ issues his or her decision.
Accordingly, if a decision is entered before 180 days
have elapsed, the Applicant will not be eligible for
employment authorization during the time the appeal is
pending.
17. Conclusion
The asylum clock will determine whether, and when, an
asylum applicant may be eligible for employment
authorization. This presentation is intended only as a
brief overview of how the asylum clock works, including
when and why it starts and stops. For a more in-depth
discussion of the asylum clock, please look for articles
and other materials on this topic at:
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
18. More on Refugees, Asylees, and
other Immigration Law Issues
For more information on Refugee and Asylum Law,
and related issues such as Relief from Removal and
Temporary Protected Status, please look for articles,
videos, slideshows, and other materials at:
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
Thank you!!
19. For More Information, visit us at:
www.ImmigrationInfoSite.com
www.Hong-Immigration.com
or contact Marshall Hong by email at:
Marshall@Hong-Immigration.com