MEMO: Preemption Rules Applicable to Banks and Thrift Institutions After the ...Patton Boggs LLP
The document summarizes changes to federal preemption rules for banks and thrifts under the Dodd-Frank Act. Key points:
1) The Act eliminates broad preemption for operating subsidiaries of banks and thrifts, subjecting them to state laws.
2) The standard for preemption is now determined on a case-by-case basis, considering if state laws prevent or significantly interfere with bank powers.
3) States have enhanced authority to enforce consumer protection laws against banks, including allowing state AGs to sue for violations.
The document is a letter from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to the U.S. Government Accountability Office providing comments on a protest filed regarding an Air Force procurement. The SBA argues that the Air Force failed to comply with its legal obligation to set aside the procurement for small businesses. The SBA believes its interpretation of the Small Business Act, which does not contain geographic restrictions, should be given deference over the position of the Air Force. Prior GAO decisions have found the SBA's views entitled to deference in such matters.
OMTRA -Presentation - Extra-Provincial Collection of POA FinesFrançois Sauvageau
- There are nearly $1 billion in unpaid fines issued under Ontario's Provincial Offences Act, with 91% owed by Ontarians and 10% owed by out-of-province defaulters. Collection options like adding fines to tax bills or suspending licenses are limited for out-of-province defaulters.
- Civil enforcement of fines across provinces may be difficult as judgments are not always recognized outside the issuing jurisdiction due to sovereignty concerns. Fines could be considered penalties under foreign law.
- While license suspension and permit denial can compel payment of Ontario fines, these options have no force in other Canadian provinces or US states for their residents.
BNA Daily Tax Report re NII Tax - JSH JGL PH - Dec 13Jeffrey Gould
The document discusses whether foreign tax credits can be used to offset liability under the net investment income tax (NIIT) imposed by the US. It argues that while the IRS says tax treaties would not allow this based on standard language, the IRS interpretation is incorrect and inappropriate. The denial of relief from double taxation under the NIIT through tax treaties is wrong as a matter of treaty interpretation and tax policy, as treaties are meant to avoid double taxation on the same income across countries. The document maintains that tax treaties should permit offsetting the NIIT with foreign tax credits in certain cross-border situations where the NIIT otherwise results in double taxation for US citizens or residents living abroad.
This document lists the content available through different subscription levels on Lexis Advance for Michigan legal research. The MI Primary subscription provides access to core Michigan primary law sources like cases and statutes. The MI Enhanced subscription adds federal cases from the 6th Circuit and 300+ law reviews and journals. The full enhanced subscription further expands access to all federal primary law sources, administrative materials, and legislative materials.
Complaint American Bar Association V. Federal Trade Commissionlawjack
Complaint that the American Bar filed against the Federal Trade Commission in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia over the FTC\'s plan to apply the red-flags rules to lawyers
Puerto Rico resident commissioner’s bid to win Chapter 9 status for commonwea...Chuck Stanley
Puerto Rico's resident commissioner Pedro Pierluisi says there is little chance Congress will extend Chapter 9 bankruptcy protections to Puerto Rico's public corporations, despite his claims of strong support. A bankruptcy policy expert says it is unlikely and would not pass currently. Pierluisi remains adamant that he has support for a bill in the House Judiciary Committee that would amend bankruptcy laws. He expects to file a bill within two weeks that would extend Chapter 9 access to Puerto Rico's municipalities and public corporations.
The document summarizes the key weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, including that it had a unicameral legislature without separation of powers, the central government was too weak with most power held by states, Congress could not tax or regulate commerce between states, and amendments required unanimous approval which made changes impossible. It then provides an overview of the key aspects of the US Constitution, outlining the establishment of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches along with their powers, and how states relate to the federal government. Amendments 1-10 are summarized as the Bill of Rights protecting individual freedoms, followed by brief descriptions of Amendments 11-27.
MEMO: Preemption Rules Applicable to Banks and Thrift Institutions After the ...Patton Boggs LLP
The document summarizes changes to federal preemption rules for banks and thrifts under the Dodd-Frank Act. Key points:
1) The Act eliminates broad preemption for operating subsidiaries of banks and thrifts, subjecting them to state laws.
2) The standard for preemption is now determined on a case-by-case basis, considering if state laws prevent or significantly interfere with bank powers.
3) States have enhanced authority to enforce consumer protection laws against banks, including allowing state AGs to sue for violations.
The document is a letter from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) to the U.S. Government Accountability Office providing comments on a protest filed regarding an Air Force procurement. The SBA argues that the Air Force failed to comply with its legal obligation to set aside the procurement for small businesses. The SBA believes its interpretation of the Small Business Act, which does not contain geographic restrictions, should be given deference over the position of the Air Force. Prior GAO decisions have found the SBA's views entitled to deference in such matters.
OMTRA -Presentation - Extra-Provincial Collection of POA FinesFrançois Sauvageau
- There are nearly $1 billion in unpaid fines issued under Ontario's Provincial Offences Act, with 91% owed by Ontarians and 10% owed by out-of-province defaulters. Collection options like adding fines to tax bills or suspending licenses are limited for out-of-province defaulters.
- Civil enforcement of fines across provinces may be difficult as judgments are not always recognized outside the issuing jurisdiction due to sovereignty concerns. Fines could be considered penalties under foreign law.
- While license suspension and permit denial can compel payment of Ontario fines, these options have no force in other Canadian provinces or US states for their residents.
BNA Daily Tax Report re NII Tax - JSH JGL PH - Dec 13Jeffrey Gould
The document discusses whether foreign tax credits can be used to offset liability under the net investment income tax (NIIT) imposed by the US. It argues that while the IRS says tax treaties would not allow this based on standard language, the IRS interpretation is incorrect and inappropriate. The denial of relief from double taxation under the NIIT through tax treaties is wrong as a matter of treaty interpretation and tax policy, as treaties are meant to avoid double taxation on the same income across countries. The document maintains that tax treaties should permit offsetting the NIIT with foreign tax credits in certain cross-border situations where the NIIT otherwise results in double taxation for US citizens or residents living abroad.
This document lists the content available through different subscription levels on Lexis Advance for Michigan legal research. The MI Primary subscription provides access to core Michigan primary law sources like cases and statutes. The MI Enhanced subscription adds federal cases from the 6th Circuit and 300+ law reviews and journals. The full enhanced subscription further expands access to all federal primary law sources, administrative materials, and legislative materials.
Complaint American Bar Association V. Federal Trade Commissionlawjack
Complaint that the American Bar filed against the Federal Trade Commission in the United States District Court for the District of Columbia over the FTC\'s plan to apply the red-flags rules to lawyers
Puerto Rico resident commissioner’s bid to win Chapter 9 status for commonwea...Chuck Stanley
Puerto Rico's resident commissioner Pedro Pierluisi says there is little chance Congress will extend Chapter 9 bankruptcy protections to Puerto Rico's public corporations, despite his claims of strong support. A bankruptcy policy expert says it is unlikely and would not pass currently. Pierluisi remains adamant that he has support for a bill in the House Judiciary Committee that would amend bankruptcy laws. He expects to file a bill within two weeks that would extend Chapter 9 access to Puerto Rico's municipalities and public corporations.
The document summarizes the key weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation, including that it had a unicameral legislature without separation of powers, the central government was too weak with most power held by states, Congress could not tax or regulate commerce between states, and amendments required unanimous approval which made changes impossible. It then provides an overview of the key aspects of the US Constitution, outlining the establishment of the legislative, executive, and judicial branches along with their powers, and how states relate to the federal government. Amendments 1-10 are summarized as the Bill of Rights protecting individual freedoms, followed by brief descriptions of Amendments 11-27.
The Government of India allotted land in Andrews Ganj to HUDCO for developing retail shops, a restaurant, and residential properties. The appellant's bid was the highest for 25 shops, 9 residential units, and a restaurant. The appellant paid the first installment but defaulted on the second payment. HUDCO cancelled the allotment as a result. The appellant filed a civil suit against HUDCO's cancellation. The petitioner can make a representation to the Central Government within two weeks regarding the case and arguments. The Central Government will consider the representation and make a decision accordingly within four weeks of receiving it.
These personal laws govern concepts like divorce, maintenance, custody and restitution of conjugal rights (RCR).
In this blog post, we shall discuss the basic concepts of RCR and the procedure to be followed while filing for a petition of RCR. This blog post will also look into the constitutional debate of the validity of this concept in the modern scenario.
United Corporate Services provides search and filing results tailored specifically to our clients’ needs. Reports sorted by individual debtor per page, or a more comprehensive summary report of all search results on one page, both are easily provided in either .pdf format for secure closings or in Excel format for easy manipulation into your existing closing binder. United Corporate Services files and searches in over 3,000 jurisdictions in the U.S. Understanding their unique requirements ensures accurate processing of all your UCC transactions. Revised Article 9 is once again being “revised,” and we have done the legwork necessary to walk with you through your projects to ensure they are completed timely and accurately.
Pleading Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Rule 9b 12 b 6 Merritt Rose 05 13Martin Merritt
This document summarizes the pleading standards for False Claims Act cases regarding healthcare fraud. It notes that from 2009-2012, the Department of Justice recovered over $9.5 billion in healthcare fraud cases. However, very specific pleading standards under Rules 9(b) and 12(b)(6) must be met or the case is subject to dismissal. Plaintiffs must plead facts regarding "who, what, when, where, and how" the fraud occurred to satisfy Rule 9(b)'s heightened pleading standard. They must also show a plausible claim under Rule 12(b)(6) by pleading sufficient factual matter to state a claim for relief.
The document discusses whether Hawaii's Reapportionment Commission is subject to the state's Sunshine Law and open records law. It notes that while the Commission could be considered a board under the Sunshine Law, the law does not clearly apply to the Commission. The document also states that written materials maintained by the Commission would likely be subject to public inspection under the open records law as government records, unless disclosure is otherwise restricted. The Commission adopted rules that generally follow but make some modifications to the Sunshine Law requirements.
This document discusses restitution of conjugal rights under different personal laws in India. It provides an overview of restitution of conjugal rights under the Muslim Marriage Act of 1939, common law for Muslims, and the Divorce Act of 1869 for Christians. It also summarizes a case from 1877 that established a spouse's right to sue for restitution of conjugal rights if the other spouse withdraws from society or neglects marital obligations without valid reason. In conclusion, the document states that remedies for restitution of conjugal rights are not unconstitutional and aim to promote reconciliation between married parties.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Fisher B Interrupted Evolution Presentation To Brockport Conference[1]Anne Canale Stalnecker
This document summarizes five crises facing Upstate New York: depopulation, aging, sprawl, impending state funding cuts, and poor messaging. It discusses studies predicting population declines of 10-35% in many Upstate metro areas by 2020 due to outmigration. It notes that aging populations will increase costs for emergency services and infrastructure. Sprawl exacerbates these issues by increasing per capita costs as populations decline. Regional governance is presented as a solution to achieve efficiencies, but local control of land use and services currently prevents this.
This document lists the polling places and dates for elections in Ocean City, NJ in 2014. It provides the names and addresses of 10 polling locations divided into 5 districts each for the Special School Board election on March 11, 2014, Municipal Election on May 13, 2014, Primary Election on June 3, 2014, and General Election on November 4, 2014. Contact information is given for the County and City Clerk's Office.
The 2014 local municipal budget summary shows a $727,483 increase over the 2013 budget. Key drivers of increased expenses include $915,000 for health insurance, $621,500 for salaries and wages, and $208,023 for debt service. Revenues are increased through $1,261,730 raised by local taxation, $395,119 in anticipated miscellaneous revenues, and $300,000 from available fund balance. Several items reduced the budget increase, including $-62,116 for the library appropriation and $-842,000 from accelerated Sandy reimbursements. The total tax levy and tax rate are increased to cover remaining budget needs.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular exercise can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help prevent mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This executive order creates a "Facing Addiction Task Force" to address New Jersey's substance abuse and addiction epidemic. The task force will be comprised of state department commissioners and public members appointed by the governor. It will work to reduce stigma around addiction, enhance prevention efforts, and strengthen treatment services by reviewing current programs and developing recommendations to the governor. The New Jersey Department of Human Services will provide staff support to the task force as it works to combat substance abuse across the state through a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach.
The owners of the Ocean City Boardwalk icon, Manco and Manco Pizza, were arrested today on federal tax evasion charges. The US Attorney’s Office confirmed that Mary and Chuck Bangle were arrested in their Somers Point home Thursday, April 3.
This document summarizes Barack Obama's presidency and legacy, arguing that his policies led to increased surveillance, perpetual war, and the dismantling of social programs. It criticizes both major political parties in the US and calls for citizens to actively oppose policies of austerity through protests, citing speeches by Malcolm X advocating for "extreme methods" to create change. It includes extracts from reports by JP Morgan and Citigroup defending policies benefiting wealthy elites and large corporations.
New Jersey revised post-Sandy recovery action planOceanCityGazette
Superstorm Sandy caused widespread damage across many sectors in New Jersey, including housing, businesses, infrastructure, and health and social services. An assessment found approximately 40,500 owner-occupied homes and 15,600 rental units sustained major or severe damage. Many small businesses also incurred property losses and business interruption costs totaling over $400 million. Infrastructure like roads, transit systems, and utilities were badly damaged as well. The storm increased demand for health and social services. This section analyzes the impacts and resulting unmet needs across these sectors to help inform the State's recovery plan.
These flashcards are meant to help students learn to identify the slope and y-intercept of a line from its equation or graph. They provide examples of lines with different slopes and y-intercepts, asking the user to state these values. Key concepts explained are that the slope is rise over run and the y-intercept is the y value where the line crosses the y-axis. The flashcards then quiz the user on these skills.
This document provides a literature review on the Marcellus Shale formation located in the Appalachian region. It discusses the geology and location of the Marcellus Shale, which spans across multiple states. The document also reviews drilling, completion, stimulation and production methods for natural gas from the Marcellus Shale. It examines the transportation and processing of natural gas as well as relevant policies and regulations. The engineering design section proposes a development plan for drilling, water usage, wastewater treatment, permitting and infrastructure in Susquehanna County, PA.
Main global-toxicity-chemicals a-worldwide-nightmareMurray Thompson
The document summarizes studies on the impacts of the Castlereagh Waste Management Centre in Londonderry, Sydney. It finds direct, negative impacts on local land use from pollution leachate moving onto surrounding properties, creating an unsafe environment for residents. Several human, animal, and soil health studies near the depot found evidence of physiological poisoning from heavy metals and toxic chemicals. Broader considerations are discussed around future agriculture and rural development given the impacts of waste disposal on the local area.
Task 5 Based on the product or process in a specific company th.docxbradburgess22840
Task 5:
Based on the product or process in a specific company that you chose to innovate, design and deliver a 2-minute pitch to the Executive team.
1. Your pitch should clearly and passionately demonstrate that you have an understanding of why innovation is important, the effect of the corporate culture on innovation, and the role of leadership in promoting innovation. The pitch should, also, clearly and passionately present your innovation and why it is a positive move for the company, any associated resource allocations, and the results you expect.
1. Deliver and record your pitch.
1. Demonstrate Passion and Purpose
1. Create and submit a one page executive summary for the Executive Team. (You can pull from examples of the many companies you have investigated, both good and bad.)
1. Submit and Include
0. All supporting documents (work from all previous tasks), and
0. 20 appropriately cited resources.
1. Use these resources to get started.
1. Review APA
1. Watch TED Talks - Jason Teteak: Give a TED talk everywhere you go
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COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future..
Task 5 Based on the product or process in a specific company th.docxdeanmtaylor1545
Task 5:
Based on the product or process in a specific company that you chose to innovate, design and deliver a 2-minute pitch to the Executive team.
1. Your pitch should clearly and passionately demonstrate that you have an understanding of why innovation is important, the effect of the corporate culture on innovation, and the role of leadership in promoting innovation. The pitch should, also, clearly and passionately present your innovation and why it is a positive move for the company, any associated resource allocations, and the results you expect.
1. Deliver and record your pitch.
1. Demonstrate Passion and Purpose
1. Create and submit a one page executive summary for the Executive Team. (You can pull from examples of the many companies you have investigated, both good and bad.)
1. Submit and Include
0. All supporting documents (work from all previous tasks), and
0. 20 appropriately cited resources.
1. Use these resources to get started.
1. Review APA
1. Watch TED Talks - Jason Teteak: Give a TED talk everywhere you go
Page
27 of 998 DOCUMENTS
Copyright (c) 2015 DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
Fall, 2015
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
14 DePaul Bus. & Comm. L.J. 111
LENGTH: 11636 words
COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future..
Page 27 of 998 DOCUMENTSCopyright (c) 2015 DePaul Busi.docxkarlhennesey
Page
27 of 998 DOCUMENTS
Copyright (c) 2015 DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
Fall, 2015
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
14 DePaul Bus. & Comm. L.J. 111
LENGTH: 11636 words
COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future.
Two facts critical to the issue of sportsbetting that hover over every debate related to the changing of PASPA. First, even with PASPA's enactment, sportsbetting is still very common in the United States, [*112] generating over $ 380 billion per year. n7 Second, if sportsbetting were legalized, each state would be able to make sportsbetting a "taxable business transaction" and use these transactions to boost the state's economy. n8 The positive aspects of revising, amending, or eliminating PASPA altogether are very clear, while the actual and alleged negative aspects are minimalized more and more by the day.
Part II of this note examines the legislative history of numerous aspects of sportsbetting including PASPA, the Wire Act, state legislative actions, and relevant cases initiated regarding PASPA. n9 Part III of this note examines the changing public policy surrounding sportsbetting and the ways sportsbetting concerns have been eliminated, as well as the positive economic and criminal benefits associated with the legalizatio ...
The Government of India allotted land in Andrews Ganj to HUDCO for developing retail shops, a restaurant, and residential properties. The appellant's bid was the highest for 25 shops, 9 residential units, and a restaurant. The appellant paid the first installment but defaulted on the second payment. HUDCO cancelled the allotment as a result. The appellant filed a civil suit against HUDCO's cancellation. The petitioner can make a representation to the Central Government within two weeks regarding the case and arguments. The Central Government will consider the representation and make a decision accordingly within four weeks of receiving it.
These personal laws govern concepts like divorce, maintenance, custody and restitution of conjugal rights (RCR).
In this blog post, we shall discuss the basic concepts of RCR and the procedure to be followed while filing for a petition of RCR. This blog post will also look into the constitutional debate of the validity of this concept in the modern scenario.
United Corporate Services provides search and filing results tailored specifically to our clients’ needs. Reports sorted by individual debtor per page, or a more comprehensive summary report of all search results on one page, both are easily provided in either .pdf format for secure closings or in Excel format for easy manipulation into your existing closing binder. United Corporate Services files and searches in over 3,000 jurisdictions in the U.S. Understanding their unique requirements ensures accurate processing of all your UCC transactions. Revised Article 9 is once again being “revised,” and we have done the legwork necessary to walk with you through your projects to ensure they are completed timely and accurately.
Pleading Healthcare Fraud and Abuse Rule 9b 12 b 6 Merritt Rose 05 13Martin Merritt
This document summarizes the pleading standards for False Claims Act cases regarding healthcare fraud. It notes that from 2009-2012, the Department of Justice recovered over $9.5 billion in healthcare fraud cases. However, very specific pleading standards under Rules 9(b) and 12(b)(6) must be met or the case is subject to dismissal. Plaintiffs must plead facts regarding "who, what, when, where, and how" the fraud occurred to satisfy Rule 9(b)'s heightened pleading standard. They must also show a plausible claim under Rule 12(b)(6) by pleading sufficient factual matter to state a claim for relief.
The document discusses whether Hawaii's Reapportionment Commission is subject to the state's Sunshine Law and open records law. It notes that while the Commission could be considered a board under the Sunshine Law, the law does not clearly apply to the Commission. The document also states that written materials maintained by the Commission would likely be subject to public inspection under the open records law as government records, unless disclosure is otherwise restricted. The Commission adopted rules that generally follow but make some modifications to the Sunshine Law requirements.
This document discusses restitution of conjugal rights under different personal laws in India. It provides an overview of restitution of conjugal rights under the Muslim Marriage Act of 1939, common law for Muslims, and the Divorce Act of 1869 for Christians. It also summarizes a case from 1877 that established a spouse's right to sue for restitution of conjugal rights if the other spouse withdraws from society or neglects marital obligations without valid reason. In conclusion, the document states that remedies for restitution of conjugal rights are not unconstitutional and aim to promote reconciliation between married parties.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Fisher B Interrupted Evolution Presentation To Brockport Conference[1]Anne Canale Stalnecker
This document summarizes five crises facing Upstate New York: depopulation, aging, sprawl, impending state funding cuts, and poor messaging. It discusses studies predicting population declines of 10-35% in many Upstate metro areas by 2020 due to outmigration. It notes that aging populations will increase costs for emergency services and infrastructure. Sprawl exacerbates these issues by increasing per capita costs as populations decline. Regional governance is presented as a solution to achieve efficiencies, but local control of land use and services currently prevents this.
This document lists the polling places and dates for elections in Ocean City, NJ in 2014. It provides the names and addresses of 10 polling locations divided into 5 districts each for the Special School Board election on March 11, 2014, Municipal Election on May 13, 2014, Primary Election on June 3, 2014, and General Election on November 4, 2014. Contact information is given for the County and City Clerk's Office.
The 2014 local municipal budget summary shows a $727,483 increase over the 2013 budget. Key drivers of increased expenses include $915,000 for health insurance, $621,500 for salaries and wages, and $208,023 for debt service. Revenues are increased through $1,261,730 raised by local taxation, $395,119 in anticipated miscellaneous revenues, and $300,000 from available fund balance. Several items reduced the budget increase, including $-62,116 for the library appropriation and $-842,000 from accelerated Sandy reimbursements. The total tax levy and tax rate are increased to cover remaining budget needs.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular exercise can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help prevent mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This executive order creates a "Facing Addiction Task Force" to address New Jersey's substance abuse and addiction epidemic. The task force will be comprised of state department commissioners and public members appointed by the governor. It will work to reduce stigma around addiction, enhance prevention efforts, and strengthen treatment services by reviewing current programs and developing recommendations to the governor. The New Jersey Department of Human Services will provide staff support to the task force as it works to combat substance abuse across the state through a comprehensive, multi-faceted approach.
The owners of the Ocean City Boardwalk icon, Manco and Manco Pizza, were arrested today on federal tax evasion charges. The US Attorney’s Office confirmed that Mary and Chuck Bangle were arrested in their Somers Point home Thursday, April 3.
This document summarizes Barack Obama's presidency and legacy, arguing that his policies led to increased surveillance, perpetual war, and the dismantling of social programs. It criticizes both major political parties in the US and calls for citizens to actively oppose policies of austerity through protests, citing speeches by Malcolm X advocating for "extreme methods" to create change. It includes extracts from reports by JP Morgan and Citigroup defending policies benefiting wealthy elites and large corporations.
New Jersey revised post-Sandy recovery action planOceanCityGazette
Superstorm Sandy caused widespread damage across many sectors in New Jersey, including housing, businesses, infrastructure, and health and social services. An assessment found approximately 40,500 owner-occupied homes and 15,600 rental units sustained major or severe damage. Many small businesses also incurred property losses and business interruption costs totaling over $400 million. Infrastructure like roads, transit systems, and utilities were badly damaged as well. The storm increased demand for health and social services. This section analyzes the impacts and resulting unmet needs across these sectors to help inform the State's recovery plan.
These flashcards are meant to help students learn to identify the slope and y-intercept of a line from its equation or graph. They provide examples of lines with different slopes and y-intercepts, asking the user to state these values. Key concepts explained are that the slope is rise over run and the y-intercept is the y value where the line crosses the y-axis. The flashcards then quiz the user on these skills.
This document provides a literature review on the Marcellus Shale formation located in the Appalachian region. It discusses the geology and location of the Marcellus Shale, which spans across multiple states. The document also reviews drilling, completion, stimulation and production methods for natural gas from the Marcellus Shale. It examines the transportation and processing of natural gas as well as relevant policies and regulations. The engineering design section proposes a development plan for drilling, water usage, wastewater treatment, permitting and infrastructure in Susquehanna County, PA.
Main global-toxicity-chemicals a-worldwide-nightmareMurray Thompson
The document summarizes studies on the impacts of the Castlereagh Waste Management Centre in Londonderry, Sydney. It finds direct, negative impacts on local land use from pollution leachate moving onto surrounding properties, creating an unsafe environment for residents. Several human, animal, and soil health studies near the depot found evidence of physiological poisoning from heavy metals and toxic chemicals. Broader considerations are discussed around future agriculture and rural development given the impacts of waste disposal on the local area.
Task 5 Based on the product or process in a specific company th.docxbradburgess22840
Task 5:
Based on the product or process in a specific company that you chose to innovate, design and deliver a 2-minute pitch to the Executive team.
1. Your pitch should clearly and passionately demonstrate that you have an understanding of why innovation is important, the effect of the corporate culture on innovation, and the role of leadership in promoting innovation. The pitch should, also, clearly and passionately present your innovation and why it is a positive move for the company, any associated resource allocations, and the results you expect.
1. Deliver and record your pitch.
1. Demonstrate Passion and Purpose
1. Create and submit a one page executive summary for the Executive Team. (You can pull from examples of the many companies you have investigated, both good and bad.)
1. Submit and Include
0. All supporting documents (work from all previous tasks), and
0. 20 appropriately cited resources.
1. Use these resources to get started.
1. Review APA
1. Watch TED Talks - Jason Teteak: Give a TED talk everywhere you go
Page
27 of 998 DOCUMENTS
Copyright (c) 2015 DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
Fall, 2015
DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
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COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future..
Task 5 Based on the product or process in a specific company th.docxdeanmtaylor1545
Task 5:
Based on the product or process in a specific company that you chose to innovate, design and deliver a 2-minute pitch to the Executive team.
1. Your pitch should clearly and passionately demonstrate that you have an understanding of why innovation is important, the effect of the corporate culture on innovation, and the role of leadership in promoting innovation. The pitch should, also, clearly and passionately present your innovation and why it is a positive move for the company, any associated resource allocations, and the results you expect.
1. Deliver and record your pitch.
1. Demonstrate Passion and Purpose
1. Create and submit a one page executive summary for the Executive Team. (You can pull from examples of the many companies you have investigated, both good and bad.)
1. Submit and Include
0. All supporting documents (work from all previous tasks), and
0. 20 appropriately cited resources.
1. Use these resources to get started.
1. Review APA
1. Watch TED Talks - Jason Teteak: Give a TED talk everywhere you go
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DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
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LENGTH: 11636 words
COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future..
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DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
14 DePaul Bus. & Comm. L.J. 111
LENGTH: 11636 words
COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future.
Two facts critical to the issue of sportsbetting that hover over every debate related to the changing of PASPA. First, even with PASPA's enactment, sportsbetting is still very common in the United States, [*112] generating over $ 380 billion per year. n7 Second, if sportsbetting were legalized, each state would be able to make sportsbetting a "taxable business transaction" and use these transactions to boost the state's economy. n8 The positive aspects of revising, amending, or eliminating PASPA altogether are very clear, while the actual and alleged negative aspects are minimalized more and more by the day.
Part II of this note examines the legislative history of numerous aspects of sportsbetting including PASPA, the Wire Act, state legislative actions, and relevant cases initiated regarding PASPA. n9 Part III of this note examines the changing public policy surrounding sportsbetting and the ways sportsbetting concerns have been eliminated, as well as the positive economic and criminal benefits associated with the legalizatio ...
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DePaul Business & Commercial Law Journal
14 DePaul Bus. & Comm. L.J. 111
LENGTH: 11636 words
COMMENT: Going All In: New Jersey and the Sports Betting Landscape
NAME: Timothy Furman*
BIO: * Juris Doctor, Certificate in Business Law, DePaul University College of Law, anticipated May 2016.
TEXT:
[*111]
I. Introduction
The Constitution gives Congress the right to pass laws. n1 In passing such laws it is assumed that Congress acts for the benefit of society, or at least with a true purpose. n2 However, not all legislation passed is beneficial, and if it is beneficial at its inception, it may well become less beneficial with time. One such act, the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 ("PASPA"), has barred states from implementing betting systems, including sportsbetting. n3 The layperson's immediate reaction to hearing what PASPA does may be shock given that gambling is so widespread. While it is true that many states have casinos, which allow individuals to place bets, there are very few places in America where legal sportsbetting is possible. Because of the popularity and enormous benefits of legalizing sportsbetting in every state that wishes to implement a system, there are several states attempting to alter or defy PASPA. n4
New Jersey is at the forefront of the battle to repeal or revise PASPA in an effort to legalize sportsbetting and to bring said betting to New Jersey, and more specifically, to Atlantic City. New Jersey's most recent legislation, Senate Bill 2460, n5 is currently facing obstacles n6 but is the closest bill to actually forcing PASPA to be changed in some respect. The push from New Jersey is a hot button issue that raises numerous questions and concerns regarding the landscape of PASPA and sportsbetting laws and norms in the future.
Two facts critical to the issue of sportsbetting that hover over every debate related to the changing of PASPA. First, even with PASPA's enactment, sportsbetting is still very common in the United States, [*112] generating over $ 380 billion per year. n7 Second, if sportsbetting were legalized, each state would be able to make sportsbetting a "taxable business transaction" and use these transactions to boost the state's economy. n8 The positive aspects of revising, amending, or eliminating PASPA altogether are very clear, while the actual and alleged negative aspects are minimalized more and more by the day.
Part II of this note examines the legislative history of numerous aspects of sportsbetting including PASPA, the Wire Act, state legislative actions, and relevant cases initiated regarding PASPA. n9 Part III of this note examines the changing public policy surrounding sportsbetting and the ways sportsbetting concerns have been eliminated, as well as the positive economic and criminal benefits associated with the legalizatio.
This letter responds to Formal Opinion No. 49 issued by the Hawaii Supreme Court Disciplinary Board regarding the provision of legal services for medical marijuana businesses. The letter proposes two alternatives to amend Hawaii Rule of Professional Conduct 1.2(d) to allow such legal services: 1) Add a comment clarifying that lawyers can advise on conduct permitted by state law, or 2) Directly amend Rule 1.2(d) to include such language. The letter also urges reconsideration of Formal Opinion No. 49 given the passage of Hawaii's medical marijuana law.
South Dakota enacted legislation (S.B. 106) requiring certain remote sellers without a physical presence in the state to collect and remit sales tax if they meet gross revenue or transaction thresholds. The legislation aims to directly challenge the physical presence rule from Quill Corp. v. North Dakota. It establishes procedures for legal challenges and stays tax obligations pending the outcome of litigation. The legislation expresses South Dakota's reliance on sales tax and the erosion of its tax base from remote sales.
The document discusses New York LLC law and whether amendments should be made, especially regarding dissolution. It provides background on LLC law and notes issues like ambiguity around dissolution standards. The key points are:
1) New York LLC law allows for judicial dissolution if "not reasonably practicable to carry on business." However, the meaning of this standard is unclear.
2) Unlike corporate law, LLC law does not address dissolution for fraud, illegality or oppression of members.
3) Courts have interpreted the standard differently, creating conflicting case law, as the legislature has not clarified or amended the law in over 15 years.
USA SALT Alert: South Dakota Supreme Court Holds Law Challenging Quill’s Phys...Alex Baulf
On September 13, 2017, the South Dakota Supreme Court unanimously affirmed a circuit court’s decision that a law requiring certain remote sellers that do not have a physical presence in South Dakota to collect sales tax on sales made in the state is unconstitutional. The collection and remittance duties are triggered if certain gross revenue or transaction thresholds are met. In affirming the circuit court, the Supreme Court agreed that the law violates the physical presence requirement for sales and use taxes under Quill v. North Dakota and its application of the Commerce Clause. This is the first time that a state’s highest court has considered the constitutionality of legislation that disregards the physical presence requirement.
Lacey Act - EA Test 2 House NatRes 27Feb14Erik Autor
Erik Autor testified in support of two bills - H.R. 3280 and H.R. 3324 - that would reform the Lacey Act by addressing retroactivity and allowing declarations on demand rather than upon importation. He argued these reforms are needed to provide clarity, avoid overzealous enforcement, and not unduly restrict legal commerce. While the bills address the first two reforms he proposed previously, he still supports all four originally proposed reforms to balance enforcement and compliance.
1) The petitioner, a Hindu personal law board, filed a public interest litigation seeking a writ of mandamus directing the central government to consider legislating a law regulating religious conversions similar to laws passed in Uttar Pradesh and other states.
2) The court discussed the doctrine of constitutional trust established by the Supreme Court, which separates the jurisdiction and powers of constitutional authorities.
3) The court cited Supreme Court precedent that courts have a limited role in legislation and cannot direct legislatures to make laws. Therefore, the petition seeking such a direction to consider legislation was not maintainable and dismissed.
What to expect from the New York Privacy ActVISTA InfoSec
In the recently proposed bill of the New York Privacy Act in the House and Senate, businesses may soon have to gear up for this new data privacy law. If enforced, the law may severely impact businesses, restricting their operations in the way how they collect, use and share consumer’s personal information throughout the State.
CalSHRM HR June 2019 State of California Legislative ReportCalSHRM
A comprehensive report from CalSHRM, the State of California's leading Council for HR. CalSHRM is dedicated to uniting and supporting California's human resources community of HR professionals.
LEGISLATIVE REPORT – JUNE 2019
By: Michael S. Kalt, CalSHRM Government Affairs Director
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY
As expected, many significant employment bills have passed the first legislative chamber, including bills to:
Prohibit mandatory pre-employment arbitration agreements for Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) and/or Labor Code violations (AB 51);
Delay the new harassment training deadlines for smaller employers and non-supervisory employees from January 1, 2020 to January 1, 2021 and clarify that employees who received sexual harassment training in 2018 need not be re-trained in
2019 (SB 778);
Impose joint liability for harassment upon client employers and labor contractors (AB170);
Amend the Labor Code to preclude discrimination or retaliation against sexual harassment victims and their family members (AB 171);
Extend the statute of limitations for FEHA claims from one to three years (AB 9) and for Labor Code claims from six months to two years (AB 403);
Preclude race discrimination based upon hair texture and hairstyles (SB 188);
Require employers to provide up to an additional thirty days of unpaid leave for organ donations (AB 1223);
Further expand workplace lactation accommodation requirements (SB 142);
Amend the California Consumer Privacy Act to exclude information gathered by employers in the employment context (AB 25);
Prohibit so-called “no rehire” provisions in employment-related settlement agreements (AB 749);
Codify the California Supreme Court’s Dynamex ruling regarding independent contractors (AB 5); and
Require larger employers to submit annual “pay data reports” (SB 171).
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Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Two years of continuous employment rule not as Paul Porvaznik
The document discusses a recent federal court case that evaluated the enforceability of a non-solicitation agreement signed by a former employee. The court applied a flexible, totality of the circumstances test rather than rigidly requiring two years of continuous employment. It considered factors like a large signing bonus paid to the employee. The court also found the employer's breach of fiduciary duty claim was not entirely preempted by trade secret law. The case demonstrates courts may enforce restrictive covenants based on various factors beyond just employment duration.
The Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992 made sports betting illegal nationwide except for states that had approved sports wagering (Nevada, Oregon, Montana, Delaware). PASPA faced opposition and some argued it was unconstitutional. In recent years, New Jersey has challenged PASPA in court to legalize sports betting as a means to generate tax revenue, but they have been unsuccessful so far. The debate around PASPA continues as states seek greater ability to legalize and profit from sports gambling.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals issued an order granting a writ of prohibition to restrain the trial court from enforcing its order requiring the state to appropriate $1.7 billion in unappropriated school funding. The majority concluded that the trial court erred in interpreting the education clause of the state constitution as an ongoing appropriation, which would undermine the separation of powers and legislative authority over appropriations. A dissenting judge argued that the majority prematurely decided the case on an expedited schedule without allowing full briefing or argument.
JOBS Act Rulemaking Comments on SEC File Number S7-11-13 Dated June 6, 2014Jason Coombs
The document is a letter from the co-founder and CEO of Public Startup Company addressing the SEC regarding regulations under Title IV of the JOBS Act. It argues that prohibiting unregistered securities offerings across state lines is unconstitutional and violates free speech and property rights. It urges the SEC to adopt a final rule for Regulation A+ that includes preemption of state securities review for offerings up to $500,000 to help startups raise capital within constitutional limits. It criticizes a letter from members of Congress opposing preemption and argues they have violated their oath of office.
This article details the 15 most significant changes to Utah criminal law. If you're facing criminal charges, it's essential to understand how these changes may impact your case. ⚖️
https://wasatchdefenselawyers.com/15-ways-2022-legislation-changed-utah-criminal-law/
- Colorado voters passed Amendment 64 in 2012 legalizing limited personal and retail marijuana use. The state legislature passed bills to regulate retail marijuana and submit sales and excise tax questions to voters.
- Municipalities must enact local ordinances to regulate retail marijuana establishments by October 1st unless opting out. The state will issue conditional licenses between 45-90 days while awaiting local approval.
- HB 13-1317 establishes the regulatory framework and licensing process for retail marijuana, requiring both state and local approval to operate. Municipalities can choose to require local licensing for additional local control.
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of a new drug on memory and cognitive function in older adults. The double-blind study involved 100 participants aged 65-80 who were given either the drug or a placebo daily for 6 months. Researchers found that those who received the drug performed significantly better on memory and problem-solving tests at the end of the study compared to those who received the placebo.
2015 Ocean City municipal budget presentation Feb. 19, 2015OceanCityGazette
This document summarizes the 2015 budget for a local municipality. Revenues are budgeted to increase by 2.67% to $72,017,647, due primarily to higher anticipated property taxes and fund balance. Appropriations are also budgeted to rise by 2.67% to the same amount. Within appropriations, salaries are budgeted to increase 3.19% while debt service rises 6.7%. The fund balance carried over from 2014 is $5,811,666, a portion of which is budgeted to be used to help balance the budget. A history of the fund balance shows balances remaining between 32-56% of annual budgets in recent years.
This document provides information about Ocean City Primary School's academic performance in the 2013-2014 school year. It summarizes that the school's academic achievement is high compared to other schools in the state and very high compared to peer schools. However, its college and career readiness lags behind other schools in the state and significantly lags behind peer schools. The document includes detailed data on student enrollment, demographics, performance on standardized tests, and progress toward targets.
Ocean City Intermediate School report card 2013-14OceanCityGazette
This document provides performance data for Ocean City Intermediate School for the 2013-14 school year. It finds that the school's academic achievement is very high compared to other schools in the state and its peers. However, its college and career readiness lags in comparison to other schools in the state, though it is about average compared to its peers. The school's student growth performance is very high compared to other schools in the state and its peers. The document also provides demographic information about the school's students and more detailed data on academic achievement by subject and grade level.
This document provides information about Ocean City Primary School's academic performance in the 2013-2014 school year. It summarizes that the school's academic achievement is high compared to other schools in the state and very high compared to peer schools. However, its college and career readiness lags behind other schools in the state and significantly lags behind peer schools. The document includes detailed data on student enrollment, demographics, performance on standardized tests, and progress toward targets.
This school's academic performance is average compared to other schools in the state. It outperforms 59% of schools statewide in academic achievement and 41% of peer schools. The school's college and career readiness is high, outperforming 61% of schools statewide and 62% of peer schools. Graduation and post-secondary performance is also high, outperforming 63% of schools statewide and 67% of peer schools.
The document outlines capital planning projects for the City of Ocean City from 2015-2019. It details various infrastructure projects including road improvements, drainage projects, beach and bay dredging, boardwalk reconstruction, improvements to public buildings and facilities, recreational areas, and vehicle and equipment purchases. The total capital budget has increased from $51.6 million for 2014-2018 to $79.4 million for 2015-2019.
The document contains a map that rates different roads on a scale from below 60 to 85-100. The legend shows the rating scales and identifies county roads and private roads. Various street names such as 24th St., 18th St., and 52nd St. are listed without any additional details about the road ratings.
Ocean City capital plan presentation summary 2015OceanCityGazette
This document outlines capital improvement projects and equipment purchases for the city across various categories from 2015-2019. The largest categories of spending are Paving and Drainage, Boardwalk, and Public Safety Building projects. Total planned spending is $79 million over the 5 year period, with the highest spending in 2015-2016 and lower amounts budgeted for the later years. Specific projects mentioned include dredging, beach and boardwalk reconstruction, building improvements, vehicle and equipment replacements, and communications and technology upgrades.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. It states that regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help alleviate symptoms of mental illness.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering blood pressure, reducing muscle tension, and decreasing levels of stress hormones. Making meditation a part of a daily routine, even if just 10-15 minutes per day, can significantly improve mood, focus, and overall feelings of well-being over time.
Council will consider introducing a $750,000 bond ordinance to build a permanent skatepark at Fifth Street and Asbury Avenue when it meets 7 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 13 at City Hall, Ninth Street and Asbury Avenue.
Slide deck with charts from our Digital News Report 2024, the most comprehensive exploration of news consumption habits around the world, based on survey data from more than 95,000 respondents across 47 countries.
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19 जून को बॉम्बे हाई कोर्ट ने विवादित फिल्म ‘हमारे बारह’ को 21 जून को थिएटर में रिलीज करने का रास्ता साफ कर दिया, हालांकि यह सुनिश्चित करने के बाद कि फिल्म निर्माता कुछ आपत्तिजनक अंशों को हटा दें।
Why We Chose ScyllaDB over DynamoDB for "User Watch Status"ScyllaDB
Yichen Wei and Adam Drennan share the architecture and technical requirements behind "user watch status" for a major global media streaming service, what that meant for their database, the pros and cons of the many options they considered for replacing DynamoDB, why they ultimately chose ScyllaDB, and their lessons learned so far.
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Recent years have seen a disturbing rise in violence, discrimination, and intolerance against Christian communities in various Islamic countries. This multifaceted challenge, deeply rooted in historical, social, and political animosities, demands urgent attention. Despite the escalating persecution, substantial support from the Western world remains lacking.
विवादास्पद फिल्म के ट्रेलर से गाली-गलौज वाले दृश्य हटा दिए गए हैं, और जुर्माना लगाया गया है। सुप्रीम कोर्ट और बॉम्बे हाई कोर्ट दोनों ने फिल्म की रिलीज पर रोक लगा दी है और उसे निलंबित कर दिया है। पहले यह फिल्म 7 जून और फिर 14 जून को रिलीज होने वाली थी, लेकिन अब यह 21 जून को रिलीज हो रही है।
Federal Authorities Urge Vigilance Amid Bird Flu Outbreak | The Lifesciences ...The Lifesciences Magazine
Federal authorities have advised the public to remain vigilant but calm in response to the ongoing bird flu outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza, commonly known as bird flu.
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लालू यादव की जीवनी LALU PRASAD YADAV BIOGRAPHYVoterMood
Discover the life and times of Lalu Prasad Yadav with a comprehensive biography in Hindi. Learn about his early days, rise in politics, controversies, and contribution.
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ग्रेटर मुंबई के नगर आयुक्त को एक खुले पत्र में याचिका दायर कर 540 से अधिक मुंबईकरों ने सभी अवैध और अस्थिर होर्डिंग्स, साइनबोर्ड और इलेक्ट्रिक साइनेज को तत्काल हटाने और 13 मई, 2024 की शाम को घाटकोपर में अवैध होर्डिंग के गिरने की विनाशकारी घटना के बाद अपराधियों के खिलाफ सख्त कार्रवाई की मांग की है, जिसमें 17 लोगों की जान चली गई और कई निर्दोष लोग गंभीर रूप से घायल हो गए।
#WenguiGuo#WashingtonFarm Guo Wengui Wolf son ambition exposed to open a far...rittaajmal71
Since fleeing to the United States in 2014, Guo Wengui has founded a number of projects in the United States, such as GTV Media Group, GTV private equity, farm loan project, G Club Operations Co., LTD., and Himalaya Exchange.
Christian persecution in Islamic countries has intensified, with alarming incidents of violence, discrimination, and intolerance. This article highlights recent attacks in Nigeria, Pakistan, Egypt, Iran, and Iraq, exposing the multifaceted challenges faced by Christian communities. Despite the severity of these atrocities, the Western world's response remains muted due to political, economic, and social considerations. The urgent need for international intervention is underscored, emphasizing that without substantial support, the future of Christianity in these regions is at grave risk.
https://ecspe.org/the-rise-of-christian-persecution-in-islamic-countries/
The Rise of Christian Persecution In Islamic Countries
S2460 signing statement
1. GOVERNOR’S STATEMENT UPON SIGNING
SENATE BILL NO. 2460
Senate Bill No. 2460, which I have signed today, codifies a
partial repeal of criminal and civil prohibitions against sports
wagering similar to that which the Acting Attorney General of
New Jersey earlier recognized as having been accomplished by the
previously enacted Sports Wagering Act. This bill closely
adheres to controlling federal law, fully responds to the issues
raised by the federal courts, and remedies the concerns
requiring my veto of Senate Bill No. 2250 earlier this year.
As I explained when I returned Senate Bill No. 2250 without
my approval, I am a strong proponent of legalized sports
wagering in the State of New Jersey. As a result, in January of
2012 I signed into law a comprehensive licensing and regulatory
regime authorizing sports wagering. The State defended that law
vigorously in the federal courts, including an unsuccessful
petition to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Regrettably, that comprehensive regime was ultimately enjoined
by the courts under the federal Professional and Amateur Sports
Protection Act (PASPA), requiring the State to pursue a
different path to eliminate New Jersey’s prior prohibition
against sports wagering.
As the Acting Attorney General concluded in a September 8,
2014 Law Enforcement Directive and Formal Opinion, the
provisions of the Sports Wagering Act effecting a partial repeal
of the civil and criminal prohibitions against sports wagering
were severable from the provisions enjoined by the federal
courts. Indeed, the federal courts held specifically that New
Jersey is not required to maintain a ban on sports wagering, and
that sports wagering can occur absent a ban. This bill codifies
a partial repeal similar to that previously recognized by the
Acting Attorney General, and does so in a manner acknowledged by
the federal court of appeals to be lawful, thus avoiding another
costly and unnecessary legal battle over the continued
effectiveness of the Sports Wagering Act’s repeal provisions.
Importantly, this bill also improves upon critical concepts
and resolves technical issues in Senate Bill No. 2250. For
example, this bill specifies that certain college sport contests
or athletic events shall not be the subject of wagering, as the
New Jersey Constitution mandates. Likewise, it specifies that
the repeal only extends to wagers by persons who are 21 years of
age or older. Finally, this bill also repeals the January 2012
law in its entirety, thereby adding certainty and clarity to the
law.
2. 2
I have always maintained that PASPA represents an unsound
and exclusionary policy. But so long as PASPA remains in
effect, New Jersey must abide by and respect its requirements.
This bill does just that. Accordingly, I sign Senate Bill No.
2460 into law.
Date: October 17, 2014
/s/ Chris Christie
Governor
Attest:
/s/ Christopher S. Porrino
Chief Counsel to the Governor