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 Tennessee Registry of Election Finance - PACs FAQ
PACs are required to list the full name, complete address, amount, date of receipt of contribution, and the election the contribution is designated for, for each person or organization who contributes a total of more than one hundred dollars ($100) during a reporting period.
An employer of a lobbyist or a PAC controlled by an employer of a lobbyist is prohibited from making a campaign contribution to a gubernatorial or legislative candidate during regular or extraordinary legislative session (this restriction is found in the lobbying statutes).
All financial records used by a PAC to prepare a campaign financial disclosure statement must be retained for at least two (2) years after the date of election to which the records refer.
www.state.tn.us /tref/pacs/pacs_faq.htm   (4639 words)

  
 ipedia.com: Civil union Article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
The controversial civil unions law enacted in Vermont in 2000 was passed as a response to the Vermont Supreme Court ruling in Baker v.
Civil unions can be dissolved in Vermont family court in exactly the same manner as divorce of married couples: as of July 2002, four such unions had been so dissolved.
A civil union ends at death of one of the partners or may be dissolved by judicial dissolution or by a 'transaction agreement' and 'joint declaration' before a civil law notary and recorded en minute if both partners consent and they settle all the consequences of the dissolution (CCQ arts.
www.ipedia.com /civil_union.html   (2046 words)

  
 Brookings: Campaign Finance Reform: A Sourcebook (Abridged), Chapter 5   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
PACs gave overwhelmingly to incumbents seeking reelection, both because they were powerful as incumbents and because their chances of winning reelection were so great.
PAC M gives to Congressman Y who votes M's position after being reelected; PACs of X industry win a major legislative victory with 80 or 90 percent of their beneficiaries voting for X's position on the important roll calls.
PACs are not merely organizations of convenience, crafted by the politically inventive to exploit an opportunity or incentive in the 1974 reform legislation.
www.brookings.edu /gs/cf/sourcebk/chap5.htm   (4173 words)

  
 Embassy of France in the US - The PACS - A civil solidarity pact
Article 1 of the Act states that the PACS is "a contract concluded between two physical persons who have reached the age of majority, of different or the same gender, for the purposes of organizing their life in common".
The PACS is taken into account for housing purposes and any person under a PACS who has not jointly signed a lease is automatically entitled to have the lease transferred to him/her (Article 14).
Lastly, for the purposes of obtaining a residence permit for a foreign partner, the conclusion of a PACS is "one of the elements for assessing personal connections in France" (Article 12).
www.ambafrance-us.org /atoz/pacs.asp   (1825 words)

  
 PACS (civil union)   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
In France, a Pacte Civil de Solidarité (PACS) - Civil Pact of Solidarity - is a form of civil union between two adults (of the same or opposite sex) for organising their joint life.
It was introduced by the government of Prime Minister Lionel Jospin in 1998 to be a marked improvement and alternative over the previous certificat de concubinage notoire, which had been restricted to heterosexual couples and had been seen as having pejorative overtones.
On 5 June 2004 Noel Mamere, Mayor of Begles and a Green member of parliament, performed a wedding ceremony for Bertrand Charpentier and Stephane Chapin, purporting to unite them in marriage, not merely in civil union.
grupos.xasa.us /wiki/en/wikipedia/p/pa/pacs__civil_union_.html   (225 words)

  
 The French PaCs from EURO
In 1989, the "Cour de Cassation" (the higher civil law court in France) ruled that a homosexual couple cannot benefit the few advantages which are given to cohabiting heterosexual couples, especially the transfer of a tenant's lease.
Two years later, the "Contrat d'Union Civile" (CUC) was the aim of a new law proposal signed by eight deputies; rewritten and named "Contrat d'Union Sociale" (CUS), it was broadly supported by the gay and lesbian and AIDS-related organisations.
The civil solidarity pact is a contract binding two adults of different sexes or of the same sex, in order to organise their common life ; contractors may not be bound by another pact, by marriage, sibling or lineage.
members.tripod.com /~mphawaii/Events/FrenchPaCs.htm   (1610 words)

  
 SOS Femmes Accueil - Homosexuals > PACS, instructions
First of all, the PACS was born out of a demand from the homosexual community: for a homosexual couple, more than for any heterosexual couple, it represents the only legal possibility of giving them a legal status accompanied by a certain number of
In other words, in case of desertion or the death of a partner, the other may remain in the residence and take over the lease in her name, even in the case of competition with other heirs (death).
In addition, the partner having concluded a PACS with the owner (proprietor of a rental property), recorded on the date of notice, or her ascendants or descendants, is also on the list of beneficiaries to
www.sosfemmes.com /english_homosexuality/english_homobitrans_pacs.htm   (1275 words)

  
 Pro-Kerry PACs outspend Bush backers - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics - October 27, 2004   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
Led by labor unions, interest groups that can urge the public to elect or defeat candidates have poured at least $27 million into the presidential race since Labor Day, with Democratic candidate Sen. John Kerry's backers outspending President Bush's by a ratio of more than 5-to-1.
Their spending pales in comparison with the tens of millions of dollars that partisan groups collecting unlimited donations from companies, unions and wealthy activists are devoting to ads and get-out-the-vote operations.
PACs also can spend unlimited sums on presidential and congressional races as long as the groups do so independently of the campaigns that their efforts support.
www.washtimes.com /national/20041026-115151-4427r.htm   (528 words)

  
 Summary of the Louisiana Campaign Finance Disclosure Act for PACs
Contributions may be solicited for or on behalf of the PAC by any person, provided that the contributions and information necessary to complete the PAC's disclosure report are transmitted directly to the chairman, treasurer, or deputy treasurer of the PAC.
PACs should begin filing reports for a particular election according to the time they make contributions or expenditures in support of or opposition to a candidate in that election.
Contributions received by a PAC may be expended for any legal purpose, but may not be used for any personal use unrelated to a political campaign or the holding of public office.
www.ethics.state.la.us /laws/pacsum.htm   (3413 words)

  
 New York Public Interest Research Group
The “Sweet 16” PACs contributed $6,166,758 (45 percent) of the $13,593,567 donated by all PACs in direct contributions to party committees and candidates for state offices.
The “Sweet 16” PACs donations to the legislative majorities dwarfed contributions to the legislative minorities by a ratio of nearly 6 to 1.
PAC contributions combined to donate over $4.2 million to the legislative majorities (nearly $2.22 million to Senate Republicans and $2.01 million to Assembly Democrats).
www.nypirg.org /goodgov/pacreport.html   (494 words)

  
 International and Area Studies - White Paper
PACS recognizes the importance of participatory education and strives to enable its students, through programmable flexibility and advising, to be actively engaged in the creation of their own academic programs.
Indeed, it must be noted that PACS is currently out of compliance with the Academic Senate policy, which requires the total number of upper-division units not to exceed 36 and the total units for all requirements not to exceed 60.
Since, however, many of the issues basic to the PACS major, Human Rights and Conflict Resolution from the individual to the global level ultimately have an economic basis, it is arguable that for students not to be exposed to basic micro/macro economics lessens their appreciation of key themes which underlie the major.
ias.berkeley.edu /academics/White_Paper.html   (4980 words)

  
 Equal Marriage NOW: Definitions
The breakup of a civil union can only be done in the state in which the couple was "unionized".
For example, civil unions performed in Vermont by residents outside of Vermont would have to become residents of the state in order to end the union.
This measure, if passed, would define marriage as a union of a man and a woman and deny any legal protections to lesbian and gay couples and would ban any protections under the law, federal or state, for lesbian and gay couples, including all protections and benefits of civil unions.
www.now.org /issues/marriage/definitions.html   (565 words)

  
 Equal Marriage NOW: Civil Marriage v. Civil Unions
Civil unions are different from civil marriage and that difference has wide-ranging implications that make the two institutions unequal, such as:
Even if there were no substantive differences in the way the law treated marriages and civil unions, the fact that a civil union remains a separate status only for gay people represents real and powerful inequality.
But if states continue to disregard civil unions, there is no way to end the relationship other than establishing residency in Vermont and filing for dissolution there.
www.now.org /issues/marriage/marriage_unions.html   (812 words)

  
 France   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
Marriage: Although the civil code does not specify explicitly that civil marriage can only be pronounced between a man and a woman, it does so implicitly (Article 75), and jurists consider quite unanimously that the present law does not cover same-sex couples.
August 1999: during, the summer meetings of the youth wings of the two right wing parties opposing the PACS, the UDF and the RPR, concern is expressed that the outright opposition of these parties to the PACS is showing them to be out of touch with the times.
There have been cases of the application of a single man or woman being rejected on the exclusive grounds of his or her homosexuality; there have also been cases of approval being given to homosexuals who did not declare their sexual orientation; there is no known case of approval being given to open homosexuals.
www.ilga.info /Information/Legal_survey/europe/france.htm   (2646 words)

  
 France ready to change civil pact - The Washington Times: World Briefings - December 12, 2004   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
The PaCS is now part of the base of the social contract," said Roselyne Bachelot, a conservative politician who voted for the PaCS in the national Parliament in 1999 — against the views of her Union for a Popular Movement — the UMP party of President Jacques Chirac, whose opposition has since changed.
For instance, the working group advocates mention of the Civil Solidarity Pact on the birth certificate of each person entering such a legal arrangement, but without naming the partner to avoid disclosing whether the union was homosexual.
It is a person born from the union of a man and a woman, whatever kind the union is," wrote Mr.
www.washtimes.com /world/20041211-105201-5386r.htm   (1227 words)

  
 FEC Litigation - Court Case Abstracts - I
By restricting corporate PAC solicitations to administrative and executive employees and shareholders in the 1976 amendments, Congress had restored a similar, if not identical, balance to that which had existed prior to the FEC's 1975 ruling in the SUNPAC advisory opinion (AO 1975-23).
Plaintiffs alleged that, even though Section 441b(b)(3) sanctions corporate PAC solicitations of executive and administrative personnel, these solicitations are inherently coercive, in violation of First Amendment free speech rights.
relied upon to secure union members against union pressure would be less adequate in securing career employees against corporate pressure.” The appeals court reasoned that a more important consideration was the risk of coercion that corporate solicitations posed for a corporation's hourly wage earners.
www.fec.gov /law/litigation_CCA_I.shtml   (1329 words)

  
 CivilUnionLLC.Com (tm) Civil Union LLC (tm) - home of Civil Unions coupled with ...
As a result, a couple in a Civil Union LLC (tm) would be able to achieve the same benefits and advantages that married couple receive from Family LLCs (Relationship, L.L.C. has web sites on Family LLCs at FLLC.Net and FamilyLLCs.Com.
Therefore, we would clearly prefer the "Civil Union LLC" over a family LP (or Civil Union LP (tm)/CULP (tm)) because the family LP would expose the parties to liability when they engage in business.
You need not register a civil union in Vermont in order to take advantage of the CULLC (tm) and Civil Union LLC (tm) designations through our vanity email service and sub-domains (coming soon).
www.civilunionlp.com   (1187 words)

  
 Civil Union Day in Rome for Gays | Press Interpreter   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
The celebrants were there for “Pacs Day” (Pacs is the abbreviation of Patto civile di solidarietà, civil pact of solidarity), a day of civil unions between gay, lesbian and heterosexual couples.
The event was organized by Arcigay Italy, the national gay advocacy group, to attract public attention to the law currently in parliament which seeks to recognize civil partnerships for heterosexual and homosexual couples.
At the same time as Pacs Day, the Youth Action section of the National Alliance (ex-Fascist) party organized a mobilization in favor of the family in 50 Roman piazzas to say no to marriages and adoptions for gay couples.
www.pressinterpreter.org /node/148   (444 words)

  
 Expatica - Living in, moving to, or working in France, plus News in English
The civil ceremony is held in a village, town or city hall, la mairie, in front of the mayor.
It is the completion of the civil ceremony that establishes the couple as husband and wife before the law.
It is not uncommon to have only the civil ceremony, which is treated with great solemnity and a certain amount of protocol, and guests may be invited to attend.
www.expatica.com /actual/article.asp?channel_id=4&story_id=3600   (858 words)

  
 Annual Report 1993 - Chapter IVa
All during this period, threats and attacks against trade union leaders continued, including attacks on leaders of UNSITRAGUA (Union of Trade Union Workers of Gua­temala) and different trade unions, including those of the employees of the Judiciary, hospitals, the postal service and agricultural services.
With respect to the PACs, it gives the Office of the Human Rights Attorney the responsibility for controlling voluntary membership in them and the legality of their acts.
According to statements made by expert witnesses in Guatemala, many of the army and PAC actions against these people stemmed from the success that agricultural cooperatives were having in that northern region, and attempts to take their land from them and prevent the new cooperatives from forming.
www.cidh.oas.org /annualrep/93eng/chap.4a.htm   (4718 words)

  
 Juniata College - Peace and Conflict Studies   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
This network is made up of civil society organizations and government agencies who collectively work on security issues including providing workshops and talks to the National Civil Police among other activities.
Active in the civil rights movement of the 60’s and labor movements of the 70’s and 80’s he will bring both his training as an historian and his experience as an activist and labor lawyer to bear on an analysis of the current crisis in Iraq.
Because of his advocacy and practice of civil disobedience, Lynd was unable to continue as a full-time history teacher when five Chicago-area universities who had offered him positions had the offers negated by the school administrations.
departments.juniata.edu /pacs/lecture_series.html   (1606 words)

  
 pacs   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
Dedicated to all things Teleradiology and PACS Radiologycomputing.com is focused on servicing the Teleradiology, Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and PACS sectors of Medicine.
PACS - PACS is an acronym with several meanings: Picture archiving and communication system In a French context, PACS (civil union) is a form of civil union...
PACS (civil union) - In France, a Pacte Civil de Solidarité (PACS) - Civil Pact of Solidarity - is a form of civil union between two adults (of the same or...
www.serebella.com /search/topic-pacs.html   (400 words)

  
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A brief historical review will help explain the current situation, which is a two- or three-sided civil war that has lasted for forty years and occasioned gross human rights violations by all parties.
Those negotiations were perceived to be stalled and the mass media accused the rebels of using their safe zone, which had been conceded as a condition of negotiations, as a base for armed activity (there was never a cease-fire) and drug smuggling.
The intransigent ruling class of Colombia, the owners of the factories whose union organizers are killed, the owners of the newspapers whose reporters are killed, must accept that the FARC came into existence and continues to exist because of the plight of the peasant and the poverty of the urban worker.
www.ocf.berkeley.edu /~mescobar/pacsfinal.html   (2894 words)

  
 BBC NEWS | World | Europe | Gay marriage divides France
Mayors violating the law can be suspended for a month, and can also be prosecuted for breaching their obligation to keep civil records, with a maximum fine of 1,500 euros.
It would also be possible for the cabinet to issue a decree revoking Mr Mamere's title of mayor, but such a move has only been rarely used in the past and in different circumstances.
On Thursday, Justice Minister Dominique Perben reiterated that the mayor of Begles could face "penalties of a criminal or civil nature and administrative penalties, in particular his suspension as mayor".
news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/world/europe/3775847.stm   (756 words)

  
 American Civil Liberties Union : ACLU Campaign Finance Reform Fact Sheet
If a group wanted to take out a broadcast, cable or satellite ad during this period they would have to create a PAC where donors would have to be disclosed to the FEC in a way never before sustained by the courts.
Corporations and unions need only to purchase media outlets if they want to have influence over candidates - their wealth and influence will not be abated by these so-called "reforms."
Any broadcast ads decrying the candidate's behavior that uses the name or likeness of a candidate 30 days before a primary or 60 days prior to a general election -- even ads that do not endorse or oppose the candidate -- would have to be funded through new disclosed dollars only, not existing non-profit funds.
www.aclu.org /freespeech/cfr/11047leg20020212.html   (1497 words)

  
 Edmund Kirby Smith Biography
With the fall of the Mississippi River to the Union Forces he was virtually cut off from Richmond.
He was forced to deal himself with such matters as impressment of supplies, destruction of cotton to prevent capture, and blockade-running through Mexico, in addition to his normal military duties.
With the pressure relieved, Smith attempted to send reinforcements east of the Mississippi but, as in the case of his earlier attempts to relieve Vicksburg, it proved impracticable due to Union naval control of the river.
www.civilwarhome.com /ksmithbio.htm   (561 words)

  
 Welcome to Guardian Technologies International
The web-based PACS, which utilizes Guardian's DEVision image compression technologies, captures images and integrates them with other radiology information, making available to the healthcare enterprise a complete radiology patient record ready for distribution to care givers where and when critical information is needed for optimal patient care.
Its services are available only to teachers and education workers, post-office, civil service, BT and local authorities' employees and their families.
The society is not a private medical insurer and is a complementary service to the NHS providing support, advice and financial assistance for its members at a fraction of the cost of conventional Private Medical Insurance.
www.guardiantechintl.com /news.php?npage=10052004_1&nmeta=18   (805 words)

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