Eldon Spiers is charged with assault in the fifth degree, misdemeanor kidnapping, and gross misdemeanor stalking for attacking Kate Lamb in a college parking lot. Kate was grabbed from behind and dragged towards the woods by Spiers. She broke free and jumped off a bridge to escape other men. Spiers intended to cause Kate fear of harm and attempted to remove her against her will. Probable cause exists to believe Spiers committed the offenses.
Emmanuel Roy alias EJR III coupable des cinq chefs d'accusations de fraudes e...GerardPradel
Emmanuel Roy alias EJR III a été reconnu coupable de cinq chefs d'accusations et condamne a sept mois de prison. Les crimes commis sont:
1. Complot pour commettre la fraude
2. Complot pour commettre la fraude électronique
3. Complot pour commettre la fraude bancaire
4. Fraude 1047 A Herkimer Street
5. Fraude 377 Quincy Street et Snedike Ave
This public notice disputes false information about Stanley Kornafel that was published without his permission. It alleges that federal and state judges, courts, lawyers, and justice departments colluded to deny Mr. Kornafel his rights and deprive him of a fair trial in several legal cases. Specific court documents and rulings are referenced to show how critical facts were omitted or false statements were made. The notice asserts that Congress is complicit by allowing such injustices to be common practice. It encourages people to verify the facts by examining court records and a book written on the topic.
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 document summarizes two legal ethics cases from the Supreme Court of the Philippines regarding suspension from the practice of law.
The first case involved a lawyer, Fe T. Tuanda, who was convicted of issuing three bounced checks totaling over 26,000 pesos for jewelry she had received to sell on commission. The Supreme Court upheld her suspension from practice, noting her crimes involved moral turpitude and violated her oath as a lawyer.
The second case provided the heading of "Benita S. Balinon, petitioner, vs. Celestino M. De Leon, ET AL., respondents" but did not include any facts or details about the case.
This document summarizes the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, which aims to prevent human trafficking and exploitation in India except Jammu and Kashmir. It defines brothels and prostitution. It outlines punishments for managing brothels, living on earnings from prostitution, procuring or inducing persons into prostitution, detaining persons in places of prostitution, and carrying out prostitution near public places. It discusses the roles of special police officers and advisory bodies in enforcing the act, and allows state governments to establish protective homes and corrective institutions.
The document discusses the rules and procedures relating to criminal prosecution in the Philippines, including the jurisdiction of various courts over criminal cases. It covers topics such as the complaint or information required to initiate a criminal case, who may prosecute criminal actions, when injunctions can be used to restrain criminal prosecution, and the different types of jurisdiction including territorial jurisdiction. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over certain cases and appellate jurisdiction to review cases involving constitutional questions, while the Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdiction over final judgments of RTCs.
Eldon Spiers is charged with assault in the fifth degree, misdemeanor kidnapping, and gross misdemeanor stalking for attacking Kate Lamb in a college parking lot. Kate was grabbed from behind and dragged towards the woods by Spiers. She broke free and jumped off a bridge to escape other men. Spiers intended to cause Kate fear of harm and attempted to remove her against her will. Probable cause exists to believe Spiers committed the offenses.
Emmanuel Roy alias EJR III coupable des cinq chefs d'accusations de fraudes e...GerardPradel
Emmanuel Roy alias EJR III a été reconnu coupable de cinq chefs d'accusations et condamne a sept mois de prison. Les crimes commis sont:
1. Complot pour commettre la fraude
2. Complot pour commettre la fraude électronique
3. Complot pour commettre la fraude bancaire
4. Fraude 1047 A Herkimer Street
5. Fraude 377 Quincy Street et Snedike Ave
This public notice disputes false information about Stanley Kornafel that was published without his permission. It alleges that federal and state judges, courts, lawyers, and justice departments colluded to deny Mr. Kornafel his rights and deprive him of a fair trial in several legal cases. Specific court documents and rulings are referenced to show how critical facts were omitted or false statements were made. The notice asserts that Congress is complicit by allowing such injustices to be common practice. It encourages people to verify the facts by examining court records and a book written on the topic.
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 document summarizes two legal ethics cases from the Supreme Court of the Philippines regarding suspension from the practice of law.
The first case involved a lawyer, Fe T. Tuanda, who was convicted of issuing three bounced checks totaling over 26,000 pesos for jewelry she had received to sell on commission. The Supreme Court upheld her suspension from practice, noting her crimes involved moral turpitude and violated her oath as a lawyer.
The second case provided the heading of "Benita S. Balinon, petitioner, vs. Celestino M. De Leon, ET AL., respondents" but did not include any facts or details about the case.
This document summarizes the Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, which aims to prevent human trafficking and exploitation in India except Jammu and Kashmir. It defines brothels and prostitution. It outlines punishments for managing brothels, living on earnings from prostitution, procuring or inducing persons into prostitution, detaining persons in places of prostitution, and carrying out prostitution near public places. It discusses the roles of special police officers and advisory bodies in enforcing the act, and allows state governments to establish protective homes and corrective institutions.
The document discusses the rules and procedures relating to criminal prosecution in the Philippines, including the jurisdiction of various courts over criminal cases. It covers topics such as the complaint or information required to initiate a criminal case, who may prosecute criminal actions, when injunctions can be used to restrain criminal prosecution, and the different types of jurisdiction including territorial jurisdiction. The Supreme Court has original jurisdiction over certain cases and appellate jurisdiction to review cases involving constitutional questions, while the Court of Appeals has appellate jurisdiction over final judgments of RTCs.
The defendant pled guilty via affidavit to the reduced charge of disorderly conduct. They waived their right to be physically present for the plea and sentencing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The defendant admitted to committing disorderly conduct on a specific date and location. They agreed to a sentence of time served or a one-year conditional discharge, and would abide by a two-year order of protection if applicable. The defendant understood the rights they waived by pleading guilty and did so knowingly and voluntarily.
Criminal procedure in the Philippines mandates that a pre-trial conference be held within 30 days of arraignment unless a special law specifies a shorter period. The pre-trial conference can only be held with the agreement of the accused and their counsel. Considerations during the pre-trial conference include plea bargaining, stipulating facts, identifying evidence, and modifying the trial order. Agreements made during pre-trial must be in writing and signed or they cannot be used against the accused. The court will issue an order after pre-trial outlining the actions, stipulated facts, and marked evidence, which then binds the parties and guides the trial.
Judgment is a decision of a court regarding the rights and liabilities of parties in a legal action or proceeding. Judgments also generally provide the court's explanation of why it has chosen to make a particular court order.
02/09/12 GARRETSON RESOLUTION GROUP - Motion To Vacate (STAMPED)VogelDenise
The Garretson Firm Resolution Group, Inc. appears to be a FRONTING Firm for United States President Barack Obama. This is Vogel Denise Newsome's REBUTTAL to Lawsuit/Complaint filed against her for exercising her FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS (i.e. Freedom of Speech, etc.). Information that President Barack Obama does NOT want the PUBLIC to see!
This verified complaint alleges medical malpractice and wrongful death on behalf of parents against a hospital and doctor. It alleges the infant plaintiff received negligent medical care and treatment from defendants that caused injuries and death. The complaint brings four causes of action: 1) medical malpractice, 2) wrongful death, 3) lack of informed consent, and 4) loss of services as parents. It seeks monetary damages exceeding the jurisdiction of lower courts for each cause of action.
Execution and enforcement of judgment and order
Writ of seizure and sale
Stay of Execution
WRIT OF POSSESSION
WRIT OF DELIVERY
GENERAL RULES IN RESPECT OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGEMENT
GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS
CHARGING ORDERS TO STOP ORDER
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER (O51)
JUDGMENT DEBTOR SUMMONS
COMMITAL
WRIT OF DISTRESS
This document summarizes amendments made to the Code of Civil Procedure of India through the Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act of 2002. It amends sections 39, 64, 100A and 102 of the original Code to clarify the limits of a court's jurisdiction in executing decrees and restricts further appeals in certain cases. It also amends Orders V, VI and VII regarding service of summons, amendment of pleadings and procedures on admitting plaints.
Order XXI Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure describes the three modes of paying money under a decree: (1) depositing into the court, (2) depositing out of court to the decree holder, and (3) any other mode directed by the court. It requires accurate details in money orders or bank payments, and states that interest ceases from the date of notice or payment. Rule 2 requires the decree holder to certify out-of-court payments to the court, and allows the judgment debtor to apply to have payments recorded if uncertified. Recorded payments are then recognized by executing courts.
It was so important and prudent to include a right to reasonable bail in the Bill of Rights because bail is inherently intertwined with a defendant's right to innocence until proven guilty. A person should have the right to be released on bail while preparing for their trial.
ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGEMENTS AND ORDERS
Writ of seizure and sale
Stay of Execution
WRIT OF POSSESSION
WRIT OF DELIVERY
ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGEMENT
GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS
CHARGING ORDERS TO STOP ORDER
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER (O51)
JUDGMENT DEBTOR SUMMONS
WRIT OF DISTRESS
This document discusses criminal procedure and prosecution of offenses in the Philippines. It outlines the key aspects of criminal procedure such as the accusatorial system, distinction between criminal law and procedure, construction of rules, jurisdiction, venue, types of jurisdiction including territorial jurisdiction, and jurisdiction of various courts like MTC, MCTC, MTCC, and RTC. It provides definitions and explanations of important concepts in criminal procedure under Philippine law.
The Suits Valuation Act of 1887 determines the jurisdiction of courts in certain suits by prescribing how to value those suits. It aims to ascertain jurisdiction, not value all suits. The Act distinguishes itself from the Court Fees Act, which determines court fees. For land suits, the Act allows the government to make rules setting artificial values for land in different areas to determine jurisdiction. It also provides how to value relief, suits where valuation is difficult, and procedures for objecting to valuation before appellate courts. The Act aims to avoid unexpected jurisdictional issues and comply with civil procedure codes.
The document discusses the rules regarding the inventory and appraisal, allowances for the family, and a related case on these issues.
1) An executor or administrator must return an inventory and appraisal of the deceased's real and personal property within three months, excluding certain personal items for the surviving family.
2) During estate settlement, the widow and minor or incapacitated children shall receive allowances under the court's direction as provided by law.
3) In a related case, the court ruled that the guardianship court did not have authority to enforce payment of widow's allowance, as that power belongs to the court overseeing estate settlement.
Redacted Proffer Agreement South DakotaTodd Spodek
The letter outlines 10 terms for a potential proffer agreement between a client and the U.S. Department of Justice: 1) The purpose is for the government to assess the client's information; 2) The client must be completely truthful; 3) The government makes no promises in return; 4) Statements cannot be used directly against the client; 5) Statements can be used for impeachment if the client testifies inconsistently; 6) The government can make derivative use of information; 7) Proffer statements must be provided at sentencing; 8) Brady material must be disclosed to other defendants; 9) The agreement only covers statements in the proffer; 10) The agreement does not obligate any plea offers. The
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.
This document summarizes Florida laws regarding bail bonds. It outlines the authority of magistrates and courts to release defendants before or after conviction through recognizance or bail. It establishes maximum bail amounts that can be set by clerks and details factors considered in determining bail amounts and conditions of release. The document also specifies allowed forms of bail including cash deposits, property liens, or sureties; requirements for written bail bonds; and procedures for domestic violence-related arrests.
LogiPharma is the only comprehensive pharma supply chain conference developed over eight weeks of in-depth industry research. LogiPharma brings you the most relevant and topical information aimed at helping you improve your pharma supply chain and logistics practices. The program content is refreshed every year so that you gain valuable key takeaways that you can easily implement back in your supply chain operations.
The document summarizes a technology training program for teachers at BP School that took place over 6 weeks. It involved 35 teachers and 5 administrators who were given a skills test and surveys to determine their comfort with technology. Based on the results, 20 teachers were identified as mentees and 15 teachers and 5 administrators as mentors. The program consisted of technology training sessions, mentor meetings and observations to help teachers integrate technology into lessons. Data was collected through surveys, observations, and lesson plans to evaluate whether the program improved teachers' technology skills, integration of technology into lessons, and attitudes towards technology.
The defendant pled guilty via affidavit to the reduced charge of disorderly conduct. They waived their right to be physically present for the plea and sentencing due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The defendant admitted to committing disorderly conduct on a specific date and location. They agreed to a sentence of time served or a one-year conditional discharge, and would abide by a two-year order of protection if applicable. The defendant understood the rights they waived by pleading guilty and did so knowingly and voluntarily.
Criminal procedure in the Philippines mandates that a pre-trial conference be held within 30 days of arraignment unless a special law specifies a shorter period. The pre-trial conference can only be held with the agreement of the accused and their counsel. Considerations during the pre-trial conference include plea bargaining, stipulating facts, identifying evidence, and modifying the trial order. Agreements made during pre-trial must be in writing and signed or they cannot be used against the accused. The court will issue an order after pre-trial outlining the actions, stipulated facts, and marked evidence, which then binds the parties and guides the trial.
Judgment is a decision of a court regarding the rights and liabilities of parties in a legal action or proceeding. Judgments also generally provide the court's explanation of why it has chosen to make a particular court order.
02/09/12 GARRETSON RESOLUTION GROUP - Motion To Vacate (STAMPED)VogelDenise
The Garretson Firm Resolution Group, Inc. appears to be a FRONTING Firm for United States President Barack Obama. This is Vogel Denise Newsome's REBUTTAL to Lawsuit/Complaint filed against her for exercising her FIRST AMENDMENT RIGHTS (i.e. Freedom of Speech, etc.). Information that President Barack Obama does NOT want the PUBLIC to see!
This verified complaint alleges medical malpractice and wrongful death on behalf of parents against a hospital and doctor. It alleges the infant plaintiff received negligent medical care and treatment from defendants that caused injuries and death. The complaint brings four causes of action: 1) medical malpractice, 2) wrongful death, 3) lack of informed consent, and 4) loss of services as parents. It seeks monetary damages exceeding the jurisdiction of lower courts for each cause of action.
Execution and enforcement of judgment and order
Writ of seizure and sale
Stay of Execution
WRIT OF POSSESSION
WRIT OF DELIVERY
GENERAL RULES IN RESPECT OF WRIT OF EXECUTION
ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGEMENT
GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS
CHARGING ORDERS TO STOP ORDER
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER (O51)
JUDGMENT DEBTOR SUMMONS
COMMITAL
WRIT OF DISTRESS
This document summarizes amendments made to the Code of Civil Procedure of India through the Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Act of 2002. It amends sections 39, 64, 100A and 102 of the original Code to clarify the limits of a court's jurisdiction in executing decrees and restricts further appeals in certain cases. It also amends Orders V, VI and VII regarding service of summons, amendment of pleadings and procedures on admitting plaints.
Order XXI Rule 1 of the Code of Civil Procedure describes the three modes of paying money under a decree: (1) depositing into the court, (2) depositing out of court to the decree holder, and (3) any other mode directed by the court. It requires accurate details in money orders or bank payments, and states that interest ceases from the date of notice or payment. Rule 2 requires the decree holder to certify out-of-court payments to the court, and allows the judgment debtor to apply to have payments recorded if uncertified. Recorded payments are then recognized by executing courts.
It was so important and prudent to include a right to reasonable bail in the Bill of Rights because bail is inherently intertwined with a defendant's right to innocence until proven guilty. A person should have the right to be released on bail while preparing for their trial.
ENFORCEMENT OF JUDGEMENTS AND ORDERS
Writ of seizure and sale
Stay of Execution
WRIT OF POSSESSION
WRIT OF DELIVERY
ENFORCEMENT OF MONEY JUDGEMENT
GARNISHEE PROCEEDINGS
CHARGING ORDERS TO STOP ORDER
APPOINTMENT OF RECEIVER (O51)
JUDGMENT DEBTOR SUMMONS
WRIT OF DISTRESS
This document discusses criminal procedure and prosecution of offenses in the Philippines. It outlines the key aspects of criminal procedure such as the accusatorial system, distinction between criminal law and procedure, construction of rules, jurisdiction, venue, types of jurisdiction including territorial jurisdiction, and jurisdiction of various courts like MTC, MCTC, MTCC, and RTC. It provides definitions and explanations of important concepts in criminal procedure under Philippine law.
The Suits Valuation Act of 1887 determines the jurisdiction of courts in certain suits by prescribing how to value those suits. It aims to ascertain jurisdiction, not value all suits. The Act distinguishes itself from the Court Fees Act, which determines court fees. For land suits, the Act allows the government to make rules setting artificial values for land in different areas to determine jurisdiction. It also provides how to value relief, suits where valuation is difficult, and procedures for objecting to valuation before appellate courts. The Act aims to avoid unexpected jurisdictional issues and comply with civil procedure codes.
The document discusses the rules regarding the inventory and appraisal, allowances for the family, and a related case on these issues.
1) An executor or administrator must return an inventory and appraisal of the deceased's real and personal property within three months, excluding certain personal items for the surviving family.
2) During estate settlement, the widow and minor or incapacitated children shall receive allowances under the court's direction as provided by law.
3) In a related case, the court ruled that the guardianship court did not have authority to enforce payment of widow's allowance, as that power belongs to the court overseeing estate settlement.
Redacted Proffer Agreement South DakotaTodd Spodek
The letter outlines 10 terms for a potential proffer agreement between a client and the U.S. Department of Justice: 1) The purpose is for the government to assess the client's information; 2) The client must be completely truthful; 3) The government makes no promises in return; 4) Statements cannot be used directly against the client; 5) Statements can be used for impeachment if the client testifies inconsistently; 6) The government can make derivative use of information; 7) Proffer statements must be provided at sentencing; 8) Brady material must be disclosed to other defendants; 9) The agreement only covers statements in the proffer; 10) The agreement does not obligate any plea offers. The
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.
This document summarizes Florida laws regarding bail bonds. It outlines the authority of magistrates and courts to release defendants before or after conviction through recognizance or bail. It establishes maximum bail amounts that can be set by clerks and details factors considered in determining bail amounts and conditions of release. The document also specifies allowed forms of bail including cash deposits, property liens, or sureties; requirements for written bail bonds; and procedures for domestic violence-related arrests.
LogiPharma is the only comprehensive pharma supply chain conference developed over eight weeks of in-depth industry research. LogiPharma brings you the most relevant and topical information aimed at helping you improve your pharma supply chain and logistics practices. The program content is refreshed every year so that you gain valuable key takeaways that you can easily implement back in your supply chain operations.
The document summarizes a technology training program for teachers at BP School that took place over 6 weeks. It involved 35 teachers and 5 administrators who were given a skills test and surveys to determine their comfort with technology. Based on the results, 20 teachers were identified as mentees and 15 teachers and 5 administrators as mentors. The program consisted of technology training sessions, mentor meetings and observations to help teachers integrate technology into lessons. Data was collected through surveys, observations, and lesson plans to evaluate whether the program improved teachers' technology skills, integration of technology into lessons, and attitudes towards technology.
El Dr. Oscar Ayala Reina, un destacado médico de Cali, Colombia falleció el 16 de diciembre a la edad de 97 años. Ayala Reina se graduó como médico en 1944 y se especializó en varias áreas de la medicina. Pasó más de 60 años en Cali trabajando en varias instituciones médicas y educativas. Era conocido por su fe, dedicación a la ciencia médica, servicio a los pacientes y familia. Su funeral se llevó a cabo el 18 de diciembre donde amigos y colegas lo recordaron
The document describes the MedExpert CRM and SFA platform, which provides mobile sales force automation solutions for pharmaceutical companies. It discusses implementation of MedExpert at two pharmaceutical companies who were finalists for IT awards, and includes testimonials praising MedExpert's benefits and the support provided by their implementation partners. Key features and professional services of the MedExpert platform are also outlined.
Este documento discute las data journals y los data papers como nuevas formas de publicar datos de investigación. Explica que los data papers describen conjuntos de datos en lugar de reportar resultados o conclusiones, y que las data journals son revistas especializadas en publicar data papers. También describe tres estrategias para la publicación de datos de investigación: como objeto independiente en un repositorio de datos, como data paper en una data journal, o junto con el artículo en una publicación enriquecida. Finalmente, analiza las ventajas y riesgos potenciales de los data papers y conclu
Este documento presenta la misión, visión, valores y servicios de una empresa de coaching y consultoría. Su misión es apoyar a empresas y personas a explotar su potencial mediante coaching empresarial, consulting y capacitación. Su visión es ser reconocida regionalmente por mejorar los resultados de sus clientes. Ofrecen servicios integrales de coaching, análisis empresarial, diseño de estrategias y capacitación para impulsar el éxito de sus clientes.
El documento define términos relacionados con la legislación aduanera colombiana. Define términos como abandono legal, abandono voluntario, aduana de partida, aduana de paso, aduana de destino, agente de carga internacional, almacenamiento, aprehensión, artículos propios del arte u oficio del viajero, autoridad aduanera, autorización de embarque, aviso de llegada, entre otros.
Este documento resume las actividades recientes de la Facultad de Odontología de la UNITEC, incluyendo el 40 aniversario de la carrera de Cirujano Dentista, la extensión del programa a otros campus, la inversión en simuladores clínicos, el primer trasplante de células madre dentales en Latinoamérica realizado por profesores e egresados de la facultad, y el premio de investigación recibido por una estudiante en un congreso científico.
This document summarizes a lecture on analyzing the structure and dynamics of social networks. The lecture will focus on reviewing classic papers on topics like how social networks form and evolve over time, how information spreads through social networks, and who is influential. It will assess papers on their main ideas, novelty, and impact. The objectives are to gain insights on network structure, dynamics, and potential research project ideas. The lecture will cover analyzing social networks as graphs and contrasting their properties to random graphs, as well as models for generating networks.
Este documento resume la temporada 2007-08 del equipo infantil de baloncesto Maristas. Comenzó con nuevos jugadores y aunque perdieron algunos partidos, aprendieron habilidades básicas como botar, tirar, bloquear y jugar en equipo. Lograron ser campeones provinciales y clasificarse para la Copa de Galicia. A pesar de perder su último partido, el equipo y sus seguidores están orgullosos de su esfuerzo y progreso.
This document summarizes an entrepreneurial seminar presented by students from the Pontifical Bolivarian University. It discusses the development of a mobile application called "Utools" that would integrate the university's main online services into a single platform. The application would allow students to access tools like the university website, library, and payment systems through one login on their mobile devices. The presentation outlines the application's mission to be accepted by the entire university community and later expand to other universities. It describes the needs the application aims to satisfy, like reducing network congestion and providing personalized information in one centralized place.
Este documento presenta información sobre conceptos y técnicas relacionadas con la recolección, procesamiento y análisis de datos. Define diferentes tipos de escalas, métodos de recolección de datos como encuestas y observación, y técnicas de clasificación y presentación de información como tablas y gráficos. También cubre temas como indicadores de gestión, sistemas de información, informes y filosofías como Justo a Tiempo.
Este documento describe el manejo del traumatismo abdominal. Explica que el abdomen tiene una topografía externa e interna y que las lesiones pueden ser por trauma cerrado o penetrante. Detalla los órganos más comúnmente afectados y los factores que determinan la gravedad de la lesión. Además, provee guías sobre la evaluación y manejo inicial del paciente, incluyendo la estabilización, exámenes de diagnóstico e intervención quirúrgica para controlar sangrado y contaminación.
Este documento resume los resultados de un estudio de producción más limpia realizado en una granja lechera y fábrica de quesos en el noroeste de México. El estudio identificó oportunidades para reducir el impacto ambiental y los riesgos ocupacionales, como mejorar el manejo del estiércol y reducir la demanda de energía para procesos térmicos. El documento también propone una política de sustentabilidad para la empresa y describe el proceso productivo, incluyendo los subproductos, desechos y sustancias peligrosas gener
1) Marlenka honey cakes originated from an old Armenian family recipe and are now produced in the Czech Republic by Gevorg Avetisyan and his sister, who started making them for family and friends.
2) The honey cakes became very popular in the Czech Republic and Europe, leading the family to establish a factory in 2002 to mass produce them.
3) Marlenka has since expanded significantly, building a new, larger automated factory in 2008 and distributing their honey cakes and other products to over 40 countries worldwide. They strive to use high quality ingredients while maintaining the traditional recipes.
This weekly newsletter from Southern Cross Schools provides updates on events from the previous week and upcoming events. Last week, a group of boarders enjoyed an outing to Kruger Park, Grade 12s presented their English orals, and workshops were held. Upcoming, the school will participate in competitions for gymnastics, chess, hockey, and soccer. Five Grade 7 students qualified to take their science projects to a regional competition based on an internal science exhibition. The school welcomed a new music teacher and celebrated World Play Day. Reach-a-Cross tutorials are being offered on Saturdays to improve Grade 12 results from partner schools. The Parent Association has several fundraising events planned.
Vision Integrated Graphics Group is a branding and promotions specialist that helps companies achieve their marketing objectives through graphics programs and projects. They work with clients to manage, produce, and supply corporate imaging assets. Vision focuses on brand awareness, client acquisition, and client retention by understanding each client's specific needs and challenges. They offer wide-format graphics, project management, digital and conventional printing, mailing and fulfillment services. Vision has various production equipment and capabilities to handle projects nationwide. Clients provide positive testimonials about Vision's quality work and service.
This document is a letter from attorney Michael J. Waxman to Michelle at the Maine District Court regarding the case Malenko v. Handrahan. The letter encloses documents showing the disposition of Mr. Malenko's criminal shoplifting case. Mr. Waxman requests that these documents be brought to Judge Moskowitz's attention so that a hearing on pending motions to modify and regarding relocation can be rescheduled as soon as possible.
1) Sean Eberhart agreed to plead guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit honest services fraud.
2) If convicted, Eberhart faces a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison, a $250,000 fine, and 3 years of supervised release.
3) The plea agreement states that the government will recommend a sentence at the low end of the guideline range if Eberhart accepts responsibility, does not commit new crimes before sentencing, and complies with terms of pre-trial release.
The document discusses several questions related to criminal procedure in the Philippines.
1) The first question discusses a case where an individual ("A") was charged with plunder but claimed the charges actually alleged malversation. The court denied A's motion to quash the arrest warrant and fix bail.
2) The second question discusses the jurisdiction of criminal courts and whether a court acquires jurisdiction over individuals who file a motion without appearing.
3) The third question discusses complex crimes and how jurisdiction is determined.
1) The document discusses various topics related to legal and judicial ethics including contempt of court, its different kinds, punishment, and inherent powers of courts.
2) It also covers disqualification of judicial officers, withdrawal of lawyers from cases, duties of government lawyers, and prohibitions during and after public service.
3) Key points include the types of direct and indirect contempt, requirements for withdrawal of lawyers from cases with client consent, and restrictions on private practice for public officials.
The document summarizes key aspects of Shari'ah court processes and trial procedures in the Philippines, including:
1. Elements of a cause of action include a legal right of the plaintiff, an obligation of the defendant to respect that right, and an act or omission by the defendant violating the plaintiff's right.
2. Jurisdiction refers to a court's authority over a case, while venue is the proper location for trial.
3. Court rules apply suppletorily, with Muslim law principles primarily governing areas like evidence and witnesses.
4. Specific offenses under Philippine law like improper marriage registration are also under the court's cognizance.
Report and Recommendation of US Magistrate Judge Todd Spodek
The United States Magistrate Judge submitted a Report and Recommendation to the District Court regarding the case of the United States of America vs. Raul Gonzalez-Torres. The defendant pled guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine. The Magistrate Judge found that the defendant entered the plea freely and voluntarily with an understanding of the charges and penalties. The Magistrate Judge recommended that the District Court accept the guilty plea and, after reviewing the pre-sentence investigation report, enter a final judgment of guilty against the defendant.
TNT Dinar - TNT Tony Court Sentencing Documents Tony Renfrow 14 Daily PlusIraqi Dinar News
Here are the TNT Tony court documents following his sentencing on 11/30/2015 for the 14dailyplus.com ponzi scheme. Tony's brother Raymond Renfrow (RayRen98 / RayRay) has been conducting the TNT Dinar calls in Tony's absense. Tony is not permitted to make any calls or to even use social media. Court transcripts will be release soon. Court case 2:12-cr-20041.
Follow this Slideshare channel for updates. Please share this presentation. Thanks to Sherif for showing up at the courthouse to confront Tony before his sentencing.
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Criminal Complaint For Telephone Harassment - The State of WV v. Mark Vance Halburn 12m-8580 - 8/14/2012
1.
2. IN TIIE MAGISTRATE COIIRT OF KANAWI{A COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
WARRANT FORARREST
State of WestVirginia
V. MUST SELF REPORTTO KCSD FOR PROOE$$ING Case No(s). r2M-8s80
MARK VANCE HALBI]RN HARASSINGPHONE CAILS
Defendant
1940 SANDYRIDGE RD
Address
GALIVANTS FERRY, SC 29 544
To Any Law Enforcement Officer:
WHEREAS this court has found probable cause to believe that the defendalt,
did cornrnit an offense or offenses in this County on the 14TH day of AUGUST , 2012
previous to the issuance of this Wanant, by unlawfully [State statutory language of ofense$)]
5et-S-tO. Obscene, anonytllous, harassing, repeated and thleatening telephone calls; penalty.
(a) It is unlawful for any person with intent to harass ol abuse another by means of telephone to: (1) Make any cornment, request,
suggestion or proposal wnicn is obscene; or (2) Make a telephone cail, whether or not conversation ensues, without disclosing his or her
iaentity and with intent to harass any person at the called nurnber; or (3) Make or cause the telephone of another repeatedly or
continuously to ring, with intent to harass any person at the called numbel; or (4) Make lepeated telephone ealls, duling which
conversation
"oso"r,
with intent to halass auy person at the called number; or (5) Threaten to commit a crLne against any person or
property. (b) It shall be unlawful for any person to knowingly permit any telephone undel his ol her conhol to be used for any pulpose
proliUiieaUy this sectiol. (c) Any offense committed under this section may be deemed to have occun'ed at the place at which the
ielephone
"ull
*ur made, or.the place at which the telephone call was received. (d) Aly person who violates any provision of this section
is guifry of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shait be fined not inore than $500, or conhned in jail not more than six months,
or both fined and confined.
against the peace and dignity of the State.
Therefore, you are conmanded in the name of the State of West Virginia to apprehend the above-named defendant
and bring that person before any magistrate in this County, to be dealt with in relation to the cliarge(s) according to law.
This anest warrant is to be executed in the following manner (check one):
X Forthwith
f] Between the hours of 9 a.rn. and 4 p.rn', Monday tluough Friday
I Otlrer (as specified):
MARKI{ALBTIRN
Given under my hand tliis 13 day of SEPTEMBER
county, w.va., oo 18 *f*fZ
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(Date)
3. IN THE MAGTSTRATE COURT OF KANAWHA COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
I Our of County Warrant:
State of West Virginra
V.
MARK VANCE HALBTIRN
Case No: 12M-8580
Defendant (Full Name)
Ft2940l
Social Security Number
tl-t7-61
Driver's License / Identification Number Date of Birth
INITIAL APPEARANCE: RIGHTS STATEMENTS
1.
A.
2.
GENERAL: EITIIER MISDEMEANOR OR FELONY OR BOTH
The Magistrate has informed me that I do not have to rnake any statement to anyone other than the
statements in this document and that any statement I do make may be used against me.
The Magistrate has informed me that I
CALLS
am charged with the offense(s) of HARASSING PHONE
and that, if I am later found guilty, the possible penalties are (state mandatory minimum penalty, tf ory,
and ntaximum penalty): UP TO 6 MONTHS AND OR UP TO $500
The Magistrate has informed me that I have the right to be represented by an attorney at every stage of
the proceeding. If the West Virginia Code provides for a possible jail sentence, and if I cannot afford to
hire an attomey, and I qualify, one will be appointed to represent me. I understand this right, and
furlher understand that if I decide to represent myself, that I cannotlater claim that I was deprived my
right to be represented by an attorney.
DEFENDANT MUST INITAL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE CHOICES IF A JAIL
PENALTY IS POSSIBLE:
(a) I give up my right to have an attorney represent me.
Nioi , **, to hire an atto'ney to represent me.
(c) I want an attorney appointed to represent me.
I understand that, if I am found guilty, I might be required to reimburse the State for attomey fees even
if a court-appointed or public-defender attorney is approvpd to represent me.
t0/0U2012
Date Defendant's
SCA-M312-1 Rev. 09/2011 (trtreviously SCA-M3I2-1) Initial Appearance: Rights Statements
Copy Dist: IFilenDefendant Magistrate Ct. Crim. Rules 5 (5.1 and 5.2 if applicable)
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Page I of2
4. 4.
Case No: 12M-8580
5. The Magistrate has informed me that I will be given reasonable time and opportunity to talk with an
attorney, or with one relative or other person, for the puryose of obtaining counsel or of arranging bai1.
B. MISDEMEANOR CHARGB(S) ONLY
1. The Magistrate has informed me that I have a right to plead not guilty; that I have a right to a trial by
jury or by a Magistrate without a jury; and that, if I plead guilty or no contest, I give up my right to a
trial.
2. The Magistrate has informed me that I have the right to demand a jury trial and that, if I want a jury
trial, I must let the Magistrate Court know in writing no later than2} days frorn the date of this initial
appearance or, ifI receive court-appointed counsel, 20 days from the date that an attorney is appointed.
The Magistrate has further informed me that if I demand a jury trial, I may not withdraw my demand
for a jury trial if the prosecuting attorney objects to the withdrawal. If I do not demand a jury trial
within the 20-day period, I have also been informed that I give up my right to a jury trial, the Magistrate
will try my case without a jury, and an appeal of a Magistrate Court conviction will not entitle me to a
jury trial in Circuit Cour1. I understand, as well, that if I have a jury brought in, the jury fee will be
assessed against me if I am convicted.
c. FELONY CHARGE(S) ONLY
1. The Magistrate has informed me that, since I have been charged with a felony offense for which the
penalty is life imprisorunent, only the Circuit Couft may grant and set bail.
2. The Magistrate has informed me that, since I have been charged with a felony, I have the right to a
preliminary hearing for a determination of whether any felony charge(s) should be bound over for
possible presentation to a grand jury.
DEFENDANT MUST INITIAL ONE OF THE FOLLOWING THREE CIIOICES:
(a) I want a preliminary hearing.
(b) I give up my right to a preliminary hearing.
(c) I, or my attomey, will inform the Court I want a prelirninary hearing.
t0101/2012
Date
I have informed the defendant personally of the applicable
ant's Signature
but above. I find that any waiver of
rights herein is made knowingly and voluntarily by the defendant
[Initial If ApplicableJ I certify that the defendant refused to initial and/or sign this document at
the appropriate places.
t0/0U2012
Date
SCA-M312-1 Rev. 09/2011 (previously SCA-M312-I) Initial Appearance: Rights Statements
Copy Dist: nFilenDefendant Magistrate Ct. Crim. Rules 5 (5.1 and 5.2 if applicable)
The Magistrate has informed me that, except for any felony offense for which the penalty is life
imprisonment, the Magistrate may release me from custody while awaiting further proceedings on the
charge(s) stated above if I arn able to rnake bail generally as follows:
Magistrate's Signature
Page 2 ofZ
5. IN THE MAGISTRATE COURT OF KANAWHA COUNTY, WEST TRGINIA
Out of CounW Wamant:
State of West Virginra
v.
MARK VANCE HALBURN
Case No: 12M-8580
II-17-61
Social Security Number Date of Birth
F12940r
Defendant (Full Narne)
1940 SANDY RIDGE RD
Address
GALIVANTS FERRY SC 29544
Driver's License / Identification Number
304-415-6397
City, State, & Zip Code Phone Number'(s)
CRIMINAL BAIL AGREEMENT: CASH OR RECOGNIZANCE
A. AMOUNT OF BAIL: The Defendant having been charged with the I Misdemeanor IFelony Offense of
HARASSING PHONE CALLS
in the form of: f Cash f Recognizance I I 0% Cash and Personal Recognizan ce J lYo Cash and Surety
If real property is used as security, a justification of surety n IS or n IS NOT required.
B. TERMS AND CONDITIOT..{S FOR RELEASE ON BAIL
If adrnitted to bail, the undersigned defendant understands and agrees:
1. To be present personally on the day of , at ,oras
will be specified in a Notice of Hearing that will be mailed to the above address.
2. To be present personally at any other proceeding(s) concerning the above charge(s) and to obey any
Notice, Process, or Order issued by this or the Circuit Court until this, or the Circuit Courl, has disposed of
all mattels with respect to which the bail granted herein may apply;
3. To appear to begin serving jail or prison time as ordered by the disposing Court if that Court renders a
judgment of guilt on the offlense(s) charged and imposes a pena]1ggfi
4.
5.
To infonn the Court immediately of any change of na ress, or telephone number;
To not leave the State of West Virginia without wfiten approval by this Court;
6. To not violate any state or federal laws;
7. To have no direct or indirect physical or verbal with VALOzuE COMER & STAFF in this matte
alleged victirn(s)
8. To comply with the following additional condition(s) o
The undersigned Defendant also understands and agrees that, if he or she is adrnitted to bail and does not fulfill
penalties for violation of such terms and condition(s) may be im that, if the Defendant fulfills the
applopriate, or the recognizanceterms above, the surety will be exonerated and the cash depopi
satisfied.
r0/01/2012
Date
t0/01/2012
Date Magistrate's
SCA-N{I05-l Rev. 09/2011 (previously SCA-M105-1) Criminal Bail Agreement: Cash or Recognizance
Copy Dist: lpiteEoetendantE State f] Other Depositor or Surety
dant's Sisnature
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and having a right to bail, this Courl hereby sets bail for the defendant in the amount of $
Page 1 of3
6. Case No: 12M-8580
C. TYPE OF BAIL
1. t CASH: The Defendant or, , on the Defendant's behalf
@itor(s),ifany)
has (have) deposited cash with this Court in the amount of $ _, subject to the terms and
conditions set out above. la n
..-/-ffi.m-li}.undersignedDefendant,onhisorherownrecognizance,does2. ffi PERSONAL
yr.
underlake to forfeit of sum of money equal to the required amount of bond if he or she fails to comply with
the specihc terms and conditions set out above.
3. il SURETY/RECOGNIZANCE: Theundersigned, , *
by recognizance bond on the Defendant's behalf, does or do undertake to forfeit a sum of money equal to
the required amount of bond if the Defendant fails to cornply with the specific tetms and condition(s) set
out above. Ajustification ofsurety f, is or f is not required, and ifso, is incorporated herein by reference.
4.fCASHANDPERSoNALRECoGNIZANCE:TheDefendantor,,
on the Defendant's behalf has (have) deposited cash with this Court in the amount of $
which represents 10 percent of the bail, and which will be forfeited if the Defendant does not comply with
the terms and condition(s) set out above. Additionally, the undersigned Defendant on his or her own
recognizance does undertake to forfeit a sum of money equal to 90 percent of the bail if he or she fails to
cornply with the specific terms and conditions set out above'
5. n CASH AND SURETY: The Defendant or, , on the Defendant's behalf
(Name of other depositor(s), if any)
has (have) deposited cash with this Court in the amount of $ , which represents 10 percent of
the bail, and which will be forfeited if the Defendant does not comply with the terms and condition(s) set
out above. Additionally, the undersigned , on the Defendant's behalf
--(Name
of surety(s))
bysuretyinthefonnof ,= ,= , , , , ,, ,- doesordoundertaketoforfeita
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sum of money equal to 90 percent of the bail if the Defendant fails to comply with the specific terms and
conditions set out above. A justification of surety I is or E is not is not required, and if so, is incorporated
herein by reference.
scA-M105-1 Rev. 0gl2011 Qtreviously scA-M105-l) Criminat Bail Agreement: cash or Recognizance Page 2 of 3
Copy Dist: If iteEoefendantl State E Otlier Depositor or Surety
7. D.
Case No: 12M-8580
CONSENT TO APPLY DEPOSIT: As the person(s) posting the bail, I (we) [ do oril do not consent
to the application of all or part of the cash deposit to Court costs, fees and fines if the depositing Court
renders a judgment of guilt against the Deflendant.
I)ate s Signature
By signing below, I acknowledge that I have reviewed and agree to the same terms and conditions of bail for
pretrial release agreed to by the Defendant.
Date Other Deposit or Surety Signature(s), if any
Other Depositor or Surety Information:
Depositor / Surety (Full Narne)
Address Phone Number(s)
XXX-XX-
City, State, & Zip Code Social Security Number
E. ADMISSION TO BAIL
Accordingly, the Court hereby approves bond for the Defendant and ORDERS the Defendant's
continued freedom or release from custody.
Acknowledged before me and ORDERED this
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Magistrate's Signature
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Magistrate Court Clerk or Assistant
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NOTICE TO APPEAR
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You are hereby notified that a hearing in the above-styled case will be held on the
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9. IN TIIE I}LAGISTRATE COTIRT
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tl Sor. of West Virginia ffi nnitrritf I .-l nete'aa't requests llat lhis col*t {L) t.
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iSOTICE TO PARTIES:
set fu'r hearing-
Co"tfiG n aglrtl"te corut to dete**i*e if tire req*ested acdh has bH* cleniecl" gra*ted' or
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a:ited. llJ cmnted in tire following turilel:
[ls*t fot hearing f.]Hearing date:
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h{OTION
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ra* ill ,Btateofwestvirgirria [1"] puirrtin ffp.f*o,luntrequeststhatthis*."t tO f>C ehLtr
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I{OTICE TO PARTY FILI|-{G N{OTION: This *rotiot fileil wifh flre cotut, nncl a copy mtrt lrc sertzeel on the
,rpposing parflr or tire opposilg palty's attoutey, by mail, haael clelir,'ery, or faesimile.
CERTITTCATE OF SERVICE
, certiff that I have served a copy
of tlre@rve olqtion og[.opporirrg nrat, ot the opposing parff's affomeS if he or she is represented by cotnsel. on tlre
fl- oon # .:5 . zCI . f-l uv first-class mail [*l bv hand deliveF/ f*l rwr:: dayo , ilf uy first-class mail fi by hand delivery il tw
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facsirffIli$_ts urroYru1,g.Fnffi address of fhe party or attomey sened:
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hTOTICE TO P.ARTIES: Confact the magistrate cotut to determine if tlre requested actio* has been detded, granfed, or
set for he*riirB
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The xrotion is ffiDenied. . ffiGrantetl in the follorvi*g flxrliller-:
fis*tforhearing ffi baring date: [) a"m.l [Jp.*.
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This motion is based upon tfte folloling g:oturds:
for- the Parfy/Prosecutor
iTOTICE T0 PARTYFILING NTGTION: This xtotiot with the corxl, and a copy mtmt be sertzed on the
opposittg p*rf5r or tlie ng parlfs afiaurey, bln mail" hancl clelive.ry, or facsirnile.
CERTIFTCATE OF SERVICS
, cerli$ flrat I irave seled a copy
of the above motioir grr the opposilg party, or the *pposing pai-!y's *fforney. if he or she is represented by counsel, on the
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12. IN THE MAGISTRATE COURT OF fiiihif:lt4r"lir couNTY' WEST VIRGINIA
NOTICE TO APPEAR
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You are hereby notified that a hearing in the above-styled case will be held on the
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at the i,ir:tt.,tf-1t.Jt-.'{.1 county Magistrate court, whose address is:
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Magistrate Court Clerk or Assistant
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lN THE MAGISTRATE COURT OF ii$:1hli:1tdl'ir:r COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA
NOTICE TO APPEAR
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you are hereby notified that a hearing in the above-styled case will be held on the
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at the t-.ifii..iilt4t{i1 County Magistrate Court, whose address is:
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15. NOTICE OF COURT ORDERED REFERRAI- TO BIPP
{ BATTE RE R',S I NTE RVE NT|O N/PREVE NTt 0 N p ROG RAM }
To: YWCA Resolve Farnily Abuse program -/
1426 Kanawha Blvd. East
Charleston, WV 2530I
Fax to: 3A4-72A4482 Program Contact #: 304-395-3479
From: Kanawha county Magistrate court, Family court, circuit court, or
Probation Office Date: Z-tl- 13
ptease be advised that nrt fnnr.e HchJ.n . . the Defenu*, in
the case of The Srate of West Virginia u. I4Ortc t/*n.e llCltb,_rrn
(case number
1. Magistrate or Circuit Court
2. Family Court
to attend an intervention prog!^am for domestic violence offenders {Blpp},
as a part of a term and condition of bond or probation. All 32 classes must
be eompleted within 40 weeks of this date and must begin within two
weeks of the original conviction.
lf the defendant:
A. Does not enrol! !n your p!'ograrn in person within fourteen (14) days from
the date of this notice, or
B. Does not rneet criteria for participation in the program, or
C. Fails to comply with program requirements, or
D. Violates the laws of the State of West Virginia andlor rnakes threats of
harm to the victirn,
Please contact the Kanawha county victim Services center at 304-357-9001. ,
A contract will be signed with the Defendantfor BIPP services. The enrollment fee
is 55A, payable only by Money Order msde out ta the yWCA Resofve. Weekly
graup sesston cosfs are based an income and number of dependants, on a sliding
fee scole with a minimum of siT./per week, alsa payabte by Money order only.
Enrallment requires on appointrnent and a vatid lD; -395-3479.
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17. 7 - If,upon expiration of ihe specifiedperiod, it is determin ed,thatyou havecomplied with a[the ruIes, regulationr, ;;-;;;itions h-;"toio; set fortfuno prosecution for the violation set forrh herein in this ugr"r-ri-;rtn"above-listed case numbers will be instifuted u"a in" above-Iisted casenumbers will be dismissed.
8' The period of ltis Pte-TriaLDiversion shall cornrn.snse upon the date thisOrder is entered bythe Courf.
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