The apple annual; a report of the proceedings of the Fruit Products Congress ... held in connection with the ... National Apple Show.

Mode of access: Internet.

California rules of court : rules of practice and procedure adopted by the Judicial Council and the Supreme Court /

Mode of access: Internet.

Ecological systems approaches to aerobiology, II : development, demonstration and evaluation of models : proceedings of workshop/conference II, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado, 12-14 July 1972 /

At head of title: International Biological Program, United States National Committee, Aerobiology Program.

Report of the Proceedings

Mode of access: Internet.

Continuing education: agent of change; proceedings.

Sponsored by National Institute of Mental Health, Continuing Education Branch, and University of Chicago, Center for Continuing Education.

Report of the proceedings of the convention.

Reports for 1952- issued in the Oct. or Nov. number of the Ironworker.

Report of the proceedings of the ... biennial Convention of the International Fur Workers Union of the United States & Canada.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the proceedings of the ... annual convention of the American Railway Master Mechanics' Association.

Title varies slightly.

Report of the proceedings of the ... Congress of the Pan-American Federation of Labor.

Description based on: 5th (July 18th to 23rd 1927).

Making public employment a model of equal opportunity : a report of the proceedings of Regional Civil Rights Conference II, sponsored by the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights in Boston, Massachusetts, September 22-24, 1974.

Mode of access: Internet.

Final Bulletin of the Proceedings of the Wisconsin Legislature

Mode of access: Internet.

Child care proceedings in non-specialist courts: the experience in Ireland

It is widely accepted that court proceedings concerning child protection are a particularly sensitive type of court proceedings that warrant a different approach to other types of proceedings. Consequently, the use of specialized family or children’s judges or courts is commonplace across Europe and in common law jurisdictions. By contrast, in Ireland, proceedings under the Child Care Act 1991 are heard in the general courts system by judges who mostly do not specialize in child or family law. In principle, the Act itself and the associated case law accept that the vulnerability of the parties and the sensitivity of the issues involved are such that they need to be singled out for a different approach to other court proceedings. However, it is questionable whether this aspiration has been realized in a system where child care proceedings are mostly heard in a general District Court, using the same judges and the same physical facilities used for proceedings such as minor crime and traffic offences. This article draws on the first major qualitative analysis of professional perspectives on child care proceedings in the Irish District Court. It examines evidence from judges, lawyers, social workers, and guardians ad litem and asks whether non-specialist courts are an appropriate venue for proceedings on an issue as complex and sensitive as child protection, or whether the establishment of specialist family courts with dedicated staff and facilities provides a better solution.

A full report of the proceedings of the ... annual conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Includes a Report of the Exerciese in the Salt Lake Assembly Hall.

Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 - request for information

In Angus v Conelius [2007] QCA 190 the Queensland Court of Appeal concluded that the obligations under the Motor Accident Insurance Act 1994 (Qld), and in particular s 45 of the Act (duty of claimant to cooperate with insurer), continue beyond the commencement of court proceedings

La pena de muerte en la Corona de Castilla en la Edad Media

[ES]A lo largo de este artículo se pasan revista a cinco cuentiones que muestran la evolución de la pena de muerte en la Corona de Castilla a lo largo de la Edad Media. En primer lugar, se presta atención al paso de la ejecución privada de la justicia a la pública y en qué casos se mantuvo la venganza, aunque con la autorización judicial. En segundo lugar, se pasa revista a las formas de aplicar la pena de muerte, privilegiando los siguientes tipos: el ahorcamiento por los pies, el asaeteamiento, el empozamiento y el encubamiento. En tercer lugar, se expone el ritual de ejecución de las penas capitales desde que el reo sale de la cárcel y es conducido al cadalso, hasta que el cuerpo es sepultado o queda expuesto a perpetuidad. En cuarto lugar, se reflexiona sobre la incidencia de la rebeldía o contumacia del acusado ante los requerimientos de la justicia en la imposición de la pena de muerte. En quinto y último lugar, se analizan las circunstancias que llevaron a la Corona de Castilla, a partir del último tercio del siglo XV, a relegar la pena de muerte entre el elenco punitivo y preferir castigos que tuvieran utilidad pública.