Reglamento electoral de la República de Bolivia.

At head of title: Ministerio de Gobierno y Fomento.

Reglamento electoral de la República de Bolivia.

Issued by the "Ministerio de gobierno y fomento."

Reglamento electoral de la República de Bolivia.

Mode of access: Internet.

Reglamento electoral de la República de Bolivia.

Mode of access: Internet.

Nuevo procedimiento electoral para Bolivia : proyecto /

"Tesis de ingreso del autor al Colegio de Abogados de La Paz."

Ley electoral de 3 de noviembre de 1871, y sus adiciones.

Mode of access: Internet.

Declaraciones del congreso. Congreso del acuerdo electoral reunido en Montevideo el día 25 de agosto.

Mode of access: Internet.

State of Illinois handbook for electoral boards, 1994 /

Cover title.

Cartilla cívica : breve noticia de las principales disposiciones de la Ley electoral de Convención Nacional Constituyente /

Mode of access: Internet.

State legislative term limits and the law of unintended consequences: An examination of member behavior, power structures, and legislative organization in Florida

The implementation of term limits on state legislators has provided a wealth of data for study. Florida, the second largest state in the Union with term limits, has not been comprehensively studied. This research examines the effects of term limits on electoral competition, member composition, legislator career paths, legislative leadership, and intra- and inter-governmental influences on Florida's legislature. This study looks at the Florida legislature from 1992 when term limits were enacted through 2004, three electoral cycles in which term limits have been in effect. This study uses both quantitative and qualitative data where appropriate. Electoral data is used to assess electoral and demographic effects, as well as member career trajectories. Interview data with current and former legislators, lobbyists, and executive branch officials is used to analyze both changes in legislative organization and intra- and inter-governmental influences on the legislative process. Term limits has only created greater competition when a legislative seat opens and has actually created a greater advantage for incumbents. Women and minorities have only made minimal gains in winning seats post-term limits. Newly elected legislators are not political novices with a vast majority having previous elective experience. Leadership is more centralized under term limits and the Senate has gained an advantage over the more inexperienced House. Lastly, the influence of staff, lobbyists, and most importantly, the governor has greatly increased under term limits. This research finds that term limits have not produced the consequences that proponents had envisioned.^

Engaging Students in the Implementation of Criterion Referenced Assessment in First Year Law

The Queensland University of Technology (QUT) University Academic Board approved a new QUT Assessment Policy in September 2003, which requires a criterion-referenced approach as opposed to a norm-referenced approach to assessment across the university(QUT,MOPP,2003). In 2004, the QUT Law School embarked upon a process of awareness raising about criterion-referenced assessment amongst staff and from 2004 – 2005 staggered the implementation of criterion-referenced assessment in all first year core undergraduate law units. This paper will briefly discuss the benefits and potential pitfalls of criterion referenced assessment and the context for implementing it in the first year law program, report on student’s feedback on the introduction of criterion referenced assessment and the strategies adopted in 2005 to engage students more fully in criterion referenced assessment processes to enhance their learning outcomes.