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The United States Mandatory Rule of Exclusion Is Due For a Make-Over: Discretionary Approach? Part 1
by
Eric Stepanov, Esq
Contemporary constitutional provisions oftentimes integrate explicit boundaries or restrictions on the investigatory power of the police. These constitutional stipulations typically supplement guarantees aimed at ensuring fair standards in the criminal process, for those detained or charged with a crime (En 1) Most of these documents echo themes first articulated in the United States' Bill of Rights (En 2) and reiterated centuries later in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (En 3.)
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-United-States-Mandatory-Rule-of-Exclusion-Is-Due-For-a-Make-Over:-Discretionary-Approach?-Part-1
id=6387662 - Jun 29, 2011
Rules Rules Rules
by
Robert Crane
I have just about had it with rules. They're no stinkin' good anyway! This article is about how I came to that conclusion.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Rules-Rules-Rules
id=94919 - Nov 11, 2005
Putting The Fun Back Into Abiding By The Rules
by
Linda Milo
Family rules are for everyone in the family. The rules you establish for your family's benefit are the single most important aspect of helping your child learn right from wrong. The purpose of family rules is established so that both parents and children have consistent guidelines that help each family member know what behavior is expected and what isn't expected.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Putting-The-Fun-Back-Into-Abiding-By-The-Rules
id=173242 - Apr 05, 2006
Golden Rules of Horse Racing Betting
by
Simon Head
Forget old wives' tales, home-spun wisdom and the advice of cabbies, says Tony Paley. If you really want to know how to punt on horses, you should engrave these 37 Commandments on tablets of stone and carry them with you wherever you go. Not literally, of course - that would be impractical.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Golden-Rules-of-Horse-Racing-Betting
id=224450 - Jun 20, 2006
When to Refinance Rule of Thumb Myths
by
Dan Rego
When it comes to refinancing, it's often the most important financial decision anyone will ever make. Is your When to Refinance Rule of Thumb based on sound principles...or popular hearsay? Here are two commonly believed when to refinance rule of thumb myths that could cost you thousands of dollars. Included are some methods on how you can be sure you are going to save money and it is worth it to refinance.
http://ezinearticles.com/?When-to-Refinance-Rule-of-Thumb-Myths
id=3087084 - Oct 14, 2009
Avoiding The Ninety Day Rule In A Texas Workers' Compensation Claim
by
Matthew B Lewis
The essence of analyzing technicalities to avoid the Ninety-Day Rule is determining whether or not a party has made a timely and proper dispute of a valid certification of impairment. The following assumes that the initial certification of impairment was not disputed within ninety days as prescribed by Rule 130.12.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Avoiding-The-Ninety-Day-Rule-In-A-Texas-Workers-Compensation-Claim
id=5035728 - Sep 14, 2010
Focus on New EPA Waste and Combustion Rules
by
Michael Theroux
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has a Plan: they intend to actually enforce provisions of the Clean Air Act. To do so, they need to set quantitative standards against which industrial operations may be measured. The EPA has been working on implementation standards for years.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Focus-on-New-EPA-Waste-and-Combustion-Rules
id=6123831 - Mar 28, 2011
It's All About the Rules!
by
Humi Zak
Ever thought about rules and their impact on our lives? If there are no rules, our lives will become ever so chaotic and unpredictable. We would feel unsafe, insecure and would struggle to organise ourselves.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Its-All-About-the-Rules!
id=6369455 - Jun 21, 2011
Alternatives to Robert's Rules
by
Kim Goldsworthy
No organization is obligated to use Robert's Rules of Order. The organization is free to draft its own rules of order, or free to adopt a competitor of Robert's Rules.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Alternatives-to-Roberts-Rules
id=6791151 - Jan 02, 2012
The Unwritten Rules: A Source of Conflict in Families and Organizations
by
Adam Bowman
Have you ever had an experience at work or in your family life where your behavior was influenced by the unwritten rules? For example, perhaps there is an unwritten rule that you do not talk about the declining sales in the department meetings. Or perhaps you have an unwritten rule in your family where your do not talk about anything relating to your father's diabetes and his diet. My guess is that you have experienced unwritten rules before in many group settings. All organizations and families have unwritten rules that regulate your behavior. Many times these rules go consciously unnoticed, but they can account for many of the decisions and actions within an organization.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Unwritten-Rules:-A-Source-of-Conflict-in-Families-and-Organizations