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    Form of Affidavit

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    FORM OF AFFIDAVIT Before the District Election Officer ……………………… (District‚ State/Union Territory) Affidavit of Shri…………………………… (S/o) ……………………………..……… I …….………………………………… son/wife/daughter of …………………………‚ aged ………. years‚ r/o ………………….. do hereby solemnly and sincerely state and declare as under:- (1) That I was a contesting candidate at the general election/bye election to the House of the People/ Legislative Assembly of ………………………. from ………………………….... Parliamentary/ Assembly constituency‚ the

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    Court Visit

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    AJ 101 Course # Court Visit On November 29‚ 2011‚ I had the opportunity to go to Los Angles Superior Court and was able to sit and observe during a Preliminary Hearing. The case that I sat in was about a rape case in which a young girl of approximately twelve years old said that her grandfather‚ who was about sixty years old would sexually touch her and do certain things to her everytime she would go over to her grandparents house. The prosecutor asked the young girl a serious of questions such

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    Probation Officer Roles

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    The judge‚ probation officer‚ and juvenile police officer all have vital roles in a juvenile’s life as well as to the juvenile justice system. From what I have read the Judge is said to have the most important role. The judge is responsible for a variety of duties from administrative to judicial. The judge makes decisions in regards to whether a child needs to be taken away from their home‚ whether the evidence presented is true and factual‚ and last figure out what services best fits the needs

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    Career Path Option 1: Lawyer. Career Category: Enterprising. Job Description - Lawyers can specialize in a variety of different areas including Bankruptcy‚ International‚ Environmental or Corporate Law. Lawyers can also work in a specialized fields‚ a sizable number of lawyers work for the government at every level. Requirements - A bachelor ’s degree is the minimum formal education required. Many require graduate school. May require a Master ’s Degree‚ and Some require a Ph.D.‚ M.D.‚ or

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    Client is a consumer under sec.2 (1)(d)(ii) of CPA. The term ’service’ is defined under sec 2 (1)(0). "Service" means service of any description which is made available to potential users and includes‚ but not limited to‚ the provision of facilities in connection with banking‚ financing insurance‚ transport‚ processing‚ supply of electrical or other energy‚ board or lodging or both‚ housing construction‚ entertainment‚ amusement or the purveying of news or other information‚ but does not include

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    Minnoesota V. Ronald Riff

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    Minnesota v. Ronald Riff The court cast of Minnesota v. Riff has different types of communication involved‚ and is very complex. Both oral and written communication is presented in this case. This paper will be discuss that will be involved with defense‚ witnesses‚ prosecution‚ and the judge. Guidelines will also be discuss‚ due to every trail that involve with the mention above is very important. In this case‚ the prosecuting attorney are to communications orally and also in writing. The prosecutor

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    Cja324

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    University of Phoenix Material Prosecutors Scenario Ethical Issue: Prosecutors Officers Nixon and Rook decided to arrest the husband for driving under the influence. He is taken to the station for processing. During processing‚ the husband is visibly agitated. He keeps mumbling to himself and rocking back and forth in his chair. His wife comes to the station and reports that her husband had some bad experiences while in Somalia. She requests that he be allowed to return home with her after

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    Time Lost Income

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    When you have experienced a car wreck‚ the financial tolls that can be the aftermath can be devastating. Not only are you dealing with having to get your car fixed‚ you may be injured because of the accident. When it is because of the negligence of someone else‚ you have the right to be fairly compensated for the income you will lose while you are recovering from the injury. An injury resulting from a car accident can easily cause you the need to take time off from work. Unfortunately for some people

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    Minchialamadonna

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    Financial adviser stole $1.4m from clients‚ court told By court reporter Candice Marcus Updated Thu Jul 25‚ 2013 8:26am AEST A former financial adviser accused of stealing $1.4 million from clients has faced court charged with fraud. Tina Louise McPhee‚ 39‚ is charged with 134 counts of theft. Her lawyer‚ Stacey Carter‚ asked the Adelaide Magistrates Court to release McPhee on bail‚ saying she had known of the police investigation for some time and had not absconded. PHOTO: Tina Louise McPhee

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    Legal Memo

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    MEMORANDUM OF LAW TO: Supervising Attorney FROM: Polly Paralegal RE: Jane Doe’s Asylum Case DATE: August 16‚ 2000 Questions Presented 1. Whether Jane‚ a minor‚ would be able to file a petition for asylum on her own behalf? 2. Whether Billy‚ the minors uncle and non-custodial adult‚ would be able to file a petition for asylum on behalf of Jane‚ if being a minor is an issue? 3. Whether Jane can use claims of physical abuse and being used as a governmental propaganda tool as grounds

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