Proceedings of a general court martial held at the Horse-Guards, on the 24th and 27th of March 1792 : for the trial of Capt. Richard Powell, Lieut. Christopher Seton, and Lieut. John Hall, of the 54th Regiment of Foot, on several charges preferred against them respectively by William Cobbett, late Serjeant-Major of the said regiment; together with several curious letters which passed between the said William Cobbett and Sir Charles Gould, Judge-Advocate General, and various other documents connected therewith in the order of their dates.

308C636no.195 #12.

A report of the trial of Pedro Gibert, Bernardo de Soto, Francisco Ruiz, Nicola Costa, Antonio Ferrer, manuel Boyga, Domingo de Guzman, Juan Antonio Portana, Manuel Castillo, Angel Garcia, Jose Velazquez, and Juan Montenegro alias Jose Basilio de Castro, before the United States Circuit court, on an indictment charging them with the commission of an act of piracy, on board the brig Mexican, of Salem ; containing a full statement of the testimony, and the arguments of the counsel on both sides, the charge of the court, pronounced by the Hon. Judge Story, and the verdict of the jury. With an appendix containing several documents never before published. by a congressional stenographer.

"Third edition."

The Hague court reports ; comprising the awards, accompanied by syllabi, the agreements for arbitration, and other documents in each case submitted to the Permanent court of arbitration and to commissions of inquiry under the provisions of the conventions of 1889 and 1907, for the pacific settlement of international disputes ;

At head of title: Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Division of International Law.

The enemies of the Constitution discovered; or, An inquiry into the origin and tendency of popular violence. Containing a complete and circumstantial account of the unlawful proceedings at the City of Utica, October 21st, 1835; the dispersion of the State Anti-Slavery Convention by the agitators, the destruction of a democratic press and of the causes which led thereto; together with a concise treatise on the practice of the court of His Honor Judge Lynch. Accompanied with numerous highly interesting and important documents.

Mode of access: Internet.

Catalogue of Suffolk manorial registers, royal grants and deeds, court-baron, leet, and rent rolls, surveys, letters, papers, seals, engravings, drawings, autographs, and other authentic documents: collected for the purpose of illustrating a history of the county, in the possession of William Stevenson Fitch, of Ipswich. Part first.

No more published?

COAC Court Welfare Officers (PDF 345 KB)

Children Order Advisory Committee discussion paper on Court Welfare Officers

Recueil de documents relatifs à Toulouse. Copies.

Contient : 1 Notes concernant Toulouse et autres villes : « De fundacione urbis Tholose... De aliarum urbium antiquarum fundacione... ». En latin et en français ; 2 « Description faicte par manière de repertoire des procès, documens, escriptures, vidimus, lectres, privilièges et autres choses estans de present dans les archieux de la maison commune de Thoulouse, et ce par honnorable homme messire Bernard de Gailhac, licencié ez loix, assesseur de nobles seignieurs les capitolz de la ville et cité de Tholose et commis par eulx à ce faire una mecum Maturino Foresterii, notaire ordinaire de la court desd. capitols et escrivain du present repertoire, par lesd. seignieurs à ce depputé, faict et commancé le XXIIe jour du moys de janvier, l'an mil quatre cens quatrevingtz et quatorze... Et premièrement au premier armaire des susd. archieux, signé devant par lectre A, trouvarez tout ce que s'ensuyt... » ; 3 « S'ensuit une autre description et repertoire des privileges, arrestz, instrumens, documens, et de toutes les autres lettres estans au livre blanc de la Maison commune de Tholose, par manière de recolection des matières qui sont dedans led. Livre Blanc, et coadunation d'icelles, ainsi comme il peult apparoir cy après... » ; 4 « Arrestum super forma electionis capitulariorum Tholose ». En français ; 5 « Ordo doctorum Academiae Tolosanae decrevit proxime, quod nos proscribere jussi sumus ut omnes studiosi adolescentes quicumque ipsis doctoribus operam dare volent publice profiteantur qui sint et unde domo... Datum kalendis januariis, anno 1582. FRANCISCUS ROALDUS, rector ». En latin. Pièce imprimée, au dos de laquelle sont écrits : « Capita jurisjurandi ex formula praescripta iis qui in matriculatis haberi volunt, et in tabulas publicas Academiae Tolosanae referri » ; 6 « Extraict des regestres de parlement » de Toulouse, concernant les « docteurs regens èz » Universités situées dans le ressort dudit parlement et les écoliers de l'Université de Toulouse. 18 août 1582. « Ainsi signé : Du Tornoer ». Pièce imprimée

St. Catharines documents including mortgages, wills and declarations, 1871-1914 (not inclusive)

Most of these documents refer to a tract of land located on the intersection of King and Court Streets (part of the Lawrie plan) and Carter properties in St. Catharines Ontario. The Security Loan and Savings Company of St. Catharines existed between 1870 and 1906. Thomas Rodman Merritt was the president.

Regulatory History Material as an Extrinsic Aid to Interpretation: An Empirical Study on the Use of RIAS by the Federal Court of Canada

Since 1986, the Canadian Public Administration is required to analyze the socio-economic impact of new regulatory requirements or regulatory changes. To report on its analysis, a Regulatory Impact Analysis Statement (RIAS) is produced and published in the Canada Gazette with the proposed regulation to which it pertains for notice to, and comments by, interested parties. After the allocated time for comments has elapsed, the regulation is adopted with a final version of the RIAS. Both documents are again published in the Canada Gazette. As a result, the RIAS acquires the status of an official public document of the Government of Canada and its content can be argued in courts as an extrinsic aid to the interpretation of a regulation. In this paper, an analysis of empirical findings on the uses of this interpretative tool by the Federal Court of Canada is made. A sample of decisions classified as unorthodox show that judges are making determinations on the basis of two distinct sets of arguments built from the information found in a RIAS and which the author calls “technocratic” and “democratic”. The author argues that these uses raise the general question of “What makes law possible in our contemporary legal systems”? for they underline enduring legal problems pertaining to the knowledge and the acceptance of the law by the governed. She concludes that this new interpretive trend of making technocratic and democratic uses of a RIAS in case law should be monitored closely as it may signal a greater change than foreseen, and perhaps an unwanted one, regarding the relationship between the government and the judiciary.

Études des marqueurs physiologiques de la mémoire visuelle à court terme : électrophysiologie, magnétoencéphalographie et imagerie par résonance magnétique fonctionnelle

Thèse numérisée par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal

Implication du glutamate et de l'oxyde nitrique dans la modulation de la dépression synaptique à court terme à la jonction neuromusculaire de Rana pipiens

Thèse numérisée par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal.

Étude électrophysiologique de la mémoire visuelle à court terme

Mémoire numérisé par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal

Représentation des mots et des non-mots en mémoire visuelle à court terme : évidence provenant de l'électrophysiologie humaine

Mémoire numérisé par la Division de la gestion de documents et des archives de l'Université de Montréal

Which Legal Standards Should Apply To Web-logs? The present legal position of Internet journals in the European iuris prudence in the light of the European Parliament Committee’s on Culture and Education report and Polish Supreme Court decision

The article discusses the present status of weblogs and examines whether legal standards applicable to traditional press and media should be applied to that specific forum. The analysis is based on two key documents: the Draft Report on the concentration and pluralism in the media in European Union (2007/2253(INI)) of the European Parliament Committee on Culture and Education presented in March 2008 and a landmark decision of the Polish Supreme Court from July 26, 2007 (IV KK 174/07) in the light of present judicial tendency in other European countries. The first of the mentioned documents calls for the “clarification of the legal status of different categories of weblog authors and publishers as well as disclosure of interests and voluntary labelling of weblogs”. It emphasizes that the “undetermined and unindicated status of authors and publishers of weblogs causes uncertainties regarding impartiality, reliability, source protection, applicability of ethical codes and the assignment of liability in the event of lawsuits”. The position of the European Parliament, expressed in the document, raises serious questions on the limits of freedom of thought and speech on the Internet and on the degree of acceptable state control. A recent Polish Supreme Court decision, which caused quite a stir in the Polish Internet community, seems to head in the very direction recommended by the EP Culture Committee. In a case of two editors of a web journal (“czasopismo internetowe”) called “Szyciepoprzemysku”, available on-line, accused of publishing a journal without the proper registration, the Polish Supreme Court stated that “journals and periodicals do not lose the character of a press release due solely to the fact that they appear in the form of an  Internet transmission”, and that ‘’the publishing of press in an electronic form, available on the Internet, requires  registration”. The decision was most surprising, as prior lower courts decisions declined the possibility to register Internet periodicals. The accused were acquitted in the name of the constitutional principle of the rule of law (art. 7 of the Polish Constitution) and the ensuing obligation to protect the trust of a citizen to the state (a conviction in this case would break the collateral estoppel rule), however the decision quickly awoke media frenzy and raised the fear of a need to register all websites that were regularly updated. The spokesman of the Polish Supreme Court later explained that the sentence of the Court was not intended to cause a mass registration of all Internet “periodicals” and that neither weblogs nor Internet sites, that were regularly updated, needed registration. Such an interpretation of the Polish press law did not appear clear based only on the original text of the judgment and the decision as such still raises serious practical questions. The article aims to examine the status of Internet logs as press and seeks the compromise between the concerns expressed by European authorities and the freedom of thought and speech exercised on the Internet.

February 2010: United States Supreme Court Cases

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