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    the DBMS products. It was relatively straightforward to draw up a checklist and fill it in with "yes" and "no" in the various columns. Now‚ a mere five years later‚ these aspects - as well as many new features such as Internet support‚ remote procedure calls‚ and support for multiprocessor platforms - are standard items on each product’s fact sheet and marketing material. On a very high level‚ DBMS products are becoming such commodity items in IT shops that it is almost possible to take a one-size-fits-all

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    Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Susan Maynard LAW/531 May 5‚ 2013 Bob Houle Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation The traditional litigation system and the nontraditional forms of the alternative dispute resolutions (ADR) have several similarities as well as differences. There are numerous legal processes available to companies to resolve disputes other than using the traditional litigation system such

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    when you get to committee‚ don’t hesitate to raise a Point of Inquiry! General 1. Chairs: The chairpersons are seated in the front with their gavel and facilitate the debate. They call on speakers‚ time speeches‚ and maintain the rules of procedure. If the conference gives awards‚ they will also evaluate your performance. 2. Decorum: order in committee. The chair may call decorum if delegates are loud or disrespectful‚ in order to ask for their attention during committee. 3. Motion: a

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    [2013] MLJU 271 Kamalan a/l Shaik Mohd v Pendakwa Raya HIGH COURT (PULAU PINANG) YA ZAMANI BIN A RAHIM J RAYUAN JENAYAH NO 41A-51-05/2012 18 March 2013 Ismail bin Mohamad (Tamil Salvan Tenappan with him) (T Tenappan & Co) for the appellant. Suhaimi bin Ibrahim (Charanjit Singh a/l Mahinder Singh with him) (Deputy Public Prosecutors) for the prosecution. YA Zamani Bin A Rahim J: GROUNDS OF DECISION [1] The appellant‚ a police sergeant (hereinafter referred to as "the accused") was

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    Motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment are similar‚ however‚ the motions are fundamentally different. A motion for summary judgment is governed by Rule 56 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. It is typically filed after the parties have completed the discovery phase‚ because a summary judgment motion commonly includes information from the complaint and answer‚ and from interrogatories‚ and depositions. Also‚ under a motion for summary judgment‚ it is the judge’s role to determine

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    Unit 32: Take Minutes Unit code: Q209 Unit reference number: M/601/2478 1 Understand the task of taking minutes at meetings 1.1 Describe the purpose of meetings 1.2 Describe legal and organisational requirements that may apply to minute taking 1.3 Explain the purpose of minutes as an accurate record of discussions and decisions The purpose of holding a meeting is to discuss topics that are relevant to the running of the business and to keep all working together towards the same goals.

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    competent to try the subsequent suit in which such issue has been raised. The principle of res judicata is based on the need to give finality and certainty to judicial decisions. RES JUDICATA AS DEFINED UNDER CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE‚ 1908 Section 11 of the Code of Civil Procedure embodies the doctrine of res judicata or the rule of conclusiveness of a judgement‚ as to the points decided either of fact‚ or of law‚ or of fact and law‚ in every subsequent suit between the same parties. It enacts that

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    COLLEGE OF ARTS‚ SCIENCES AND EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE (POG 222) CONCEPT PAPER FOR CLASS ACTIVITY OBJECTIVE Provide an avenue for Political Science students of Columban College to articulate their views vis-à-vis social and political issues on local‚ national and international milieu utilizing the rules of Parliamentary Procedure within the parameters of democratic process. MECHANICS There shall be six (6) issues to be given a resolution

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    Buffalo creek disaster

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    Synopsis: One of the most significant mining disaster happened at a little valley that located in Buffalo count‚ West Virginia in February 1972. The disaster cause by a dam corruption which was used to block black water produced in mining procedures. The flood break out from the fallen dam and rush out the 17 mile valley below it‚ killed more than 100 people‚ 1000 people injured and more than 4000 people were homeless. The disaster quickly gain the attention from the author of the book‚ Gerald

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    Rene Balderrama CJ227-03: Criminal Procedure Unit 4 Project April 19‚ 2011 Professor: Kurt Austin Zimmer Since John was in custody‚ what are the procedural steps the police were required to take once John began to incriminate himself? The police have no obligation to stop John Doe from making any statements. “Excited Utterance” made by a defendant before being questioned are admissible as statements given under Miranda advisement. Once the police begin to question John Doe regarding the theft

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