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	Irish Law Updates: Appointment of Family Law Reporter
		The project will record and create reports of family law proceedings for the first time; will gather, assess and present meaningful statistics on family law matters before the courts; and will assemble and distribute information regarding the family law process and courts.
		In 2001 she was awarded the Law Society's Justice Media Award in print journalism for writing on family law, and in 1990 she won National Media Award for campaigning journalism for her coverage of the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four miscarriages of justice.
		This Act allows for the reporting and the dissemination of information on family law proceedings subject to very strict conditions to protect the identity of individuals involved in family law litigation.
	www.ucc.ie /law/irishlaw/blogger/2006/10/appointment-of-family-law-reporter.html (597 words)

	AGC – Publications – Law Reports
		Officers from the Law Reform and Revision Division participated in the work of the Committee and were involved in drafting the report and the proposed draft Bill to implement the recommendations of the Committee.
		Officers from the Law Reform and Revision Division and Legislation Division participated in the work of the Committee and were involved in drafting the proposed draft Bills to implement the recommendations of the Committee.
		Officers from the Law Reform and Revision Division and the Legislation Division participated in the work of the Committee and were involved in drafting the legislation to implement the recommendations of the Committee.
	www.agc.gov.sg /publications/law_reports.htm (1393 words)

	Law Reports - Library Online
		This is because only a limited number of cases are of significant legal interest in that they signify a change in the law, clarify a difficult principle in the law or interpret legislation.
		All the law reports in the Collection are shelved in alphabetical order by the title of the publication.
		Turn to the volume indicated and look up the names of the parties in the case index at the front of the volume, where either the page or case number of the short note of the case are printed.
	www.uclan.ac.uk /library/usersupport/lrs/subjects/law/lawreports.htm (563 words)

	Law reports - Leeds University Library
		The major series of general law reports are shelved in one sequence on floor 3 of the Brotherton Library Main Building.
		Lawtel case law database allows you to search for a particular case using the name of either party or by keyword.
		Law Reports Consolidated Index includes an alphabetical list of cases, subject index and list of cases judicially considered.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /library/subjects/law/reports.htm (564 words)

	Law: finding UK law reports (case law) and periodical articles
		Law reports appear in the serious press (eg The Times, The Independent) and also in specialist journals, many of which have the phrase 'law reports' in their titles.
		Copies of most law reports for the current year are kept on the second floor, on the shelves to the left as you step out of the lift.
		Exceptions are: All England Law Reports, which are kept in boxes after the last bound volume of each set at KB 100 A4, and Weekly Law Reports, where the current year's parts are shelved after the last bound volume at KB 100 W3.
	www.hull.ac.uk /lib/infoskills/caselaw.html (1053 words)

	Legal Research Materials: Law Reports
		These publications selectively report cases, and their editors usually determine which cases to publish based on whether the case deals with an emerging trend in the law or a point of law which has not yet been resolved.
		Law book publishers obtain copies of judgments as soon as the reasons are prepared by the judges and filed with the court authorities.
		As a common law jurisdiction, we rely on the legal principle of stare decisis ("let the decision stand") whereby a higher level court decision deciding a given legal principle must, as a rule, be followed by lower level courts in that jurisdiction.
	library.queensu.ca /law/lederman/lawreports.htm (2838 words)

	Justis - Titles - The Law Reports
		The database incorporates all earlier divisions of The Law Reports as well as the four modern divisions – the Court of Appeal, Chancery, Family and Queen's Bench Divisions.
		The Law Reports are written by barristers and solicitors who are present in court for the hearing of the argument and the handing down of judgment.
		Additionally, the reports are submitted to counsel and the judges prior to publication to ensure accuracy and authority.
	www.justis.com /titles/the_law_reports.html (221 words)

	Law report - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The early reporters were unofficial as they were published solely by private entrepreneurs, but in the middle of the 19th century, the U.S. Supreme Court and many state supreme courts began publishing their own official reporters.
		The Kenya Law Reports are the official law reports of the Republic of Kenya which may be cited in proceedings in all courts of Kenya (section 21 of the Act).
		Reporters usually come in the form of sturdy hardcover books with most of the design elements on the spine (the part that a lawyer would be most interested in when searching for a case).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Reporter_(law) (2236 words)

	UK Case Law Guide
		Cases from the Court of Appeal are reported in the series corresponding to the court the case originated, unless it was further appealed to House of Lords when it would be reported in the Appeal Cases.
		Entries provide an extensive list of references to law reports and legal journals for each case (cited since 1947 even if case is pre-47) showing whether it has been considered, approved, overruled, etc. The entries also cite to the Yearbook where the case is digested.
		All England Law Reports: The Consolidated Tables and Index volumes and the annual tables and index pamphlet provides treatment of cases reported in All E.R. Index to the Law Reports: The red and pink indexes provide tables of cases (and statutes) judicially considered.
	tarlton.law.utexas.edu /vlibrary/outlines/uk.html (2166 words)

	Justis - Titles - The Weekly Law Reports
		The Weekly Law Reports is the basis for The Law Reports, which contains the most authoritative reports available and should always be cited in preference.
		Volumes 1, 2 and 3 of The Weekly Law Reports are a series of authoritative reports of cases heard in the Superior and Appellate Courts that influence the application and development of the law in England and Wales.
		These reports are available as printable PDFs that replicate the pagination and appearance of the hard copies exactly and are invaluable for use in court.
	www.justis.com /titles/weekly_law_reports.html (217 words)

	Victor O. Schinnerer - Risk Management Reporter - Megan's Law
		The federal Megan's Law obligates states to require prison officials or courts to inform convicted sex offenders of their obligation to register with state law enforcement authorities and to re-register if they move to another state.
		The state agencies in turn are to inform local law enforcement authorities, typically the local police department, of convicted sex offenders who reside in their jurisdiction.
		Additional constitutional issues are whether a sex offender has a right to appeal a determination that he or she is in a category of offender who must register under the Law, and whether the determination can properly be made by prosecuting attorneys who participated in the original trial of the offender.
	www.schinnerer.com /risk_mgmt/real_estate/meganlaw.html (1138 words)

	MANDATED REPORTER LAW
		By law, 29 named professionals (this number increases to 38 on July 1, 2002, the effective date of PA 02-138) and paid childcare providers working in licensed facilities are required to report suspected abuse, neglect, and at-risk situations to DCF.
		DCF offers training sessions to these mandated reporters on such matters as recognizing abuse and neglect, what must be reported, how to report it, anonymity, and immunity and penalties.
		Nine of the professionals required to report child abuse or neglect have laws protecting all or certain communications from disclosure.
	www.cga.ct.gov /2002/olrdata/jud/rpt/2002-R-0528.htm (1885 words)

	Law reports :: Library
		Law reports are arranged by country of jurisdiction, then alphabetically by title.
		We do stock some pre-1865 English law reports (e.g Aspinall's reports of maritime law cases, 1870-1940 and Durnford and East's reports, 1785-1800.) If we do not have the original series it is worth checking English Reports which reprints a wealth of older cases.
		References to law reports are always in an abbreviated form.
	www.soton.ac.uk /library/subjects/law/reports.html (1008 words)

	Glossary of Commonly Used Legal Terms & Abbreviations - MD State Law Library
		An annotation is a systematic commentary on the law.
		Specifying a particular authority for a point of law, as a case by title, volume and page of the report in which the opinion appears.
		A law is any public order or decision that is binding upon those to whom it is addressed.
	www.lawlib.state.md.us /glossary.html (1431 words)

	Law Library Blog
		The English Reports is the oldest collection of the most authoritative, comprehensive law reports in publication.
		The reports are cross-referenced and include extensive hypertext links between the reports themselves, and from the reports to UK Statutes.
		Cases in the English Reports are frequently cited in later series, so links to the reports have also been added to other Justis case law titles, such as The Law Reports.
	weblogs.elearning.ubc.ca /lawlib (1936 words)

	Boston lawyer spearheads effort to pass reporter's shield law
		BOSTON - A Boston attorney is spearheading a movement to pass a reporter's shield law in Massachusetts, prompted by cases across the country of reporters being held in contempt and jailed for refusing to reveal their confidential sources.
		Newman said the shield law for Massachusetts would require state judges to make a determination whether the information being sought can be obtained in other ways and then to weigh how crucial the information is to the person seeking it against the rights of the journalist.
		Lucy Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, said that while the number of subpoenas issued to reporters in state courts has remained fairly stable in recent years, the number of subpoenas issued to reporters by federal courts has exploded.
	foi.missouri.edu /whistleblowing/bostonlawyer.html (802 words)

	Indonesian Law Reporter (Indolawreport)
		In addition to the focus towards FEW (Food-Energy-Water) laws and infrastructure, these developments requires a reformulation of property rights, which can be in the form of (i) limitation of land-ownership period, (ii) redistribution of land-ownership in cities after several generations, (iii) developing squatting laws, (iv) access to local politics.
		As for the squatting law part, Neuwirth mentioned the Russian example which passed a law to allow rural land occupants to gain legal title to their holdings, as advocated by Hernando de Soto.
		The present law on water resources is not clear with regards to conflict between water exploitation right (used by companies) vs water use right (used by individual for daily subsistence).
	indolawreport.blogspot.com (2486 words)

	FAP - Protecting Unpublished Information and Confidential Sources
		Thus the Shield Law generally does not apply when the journalist or news organization is a party to a lawsuit and other sanctions are available.
		The Shield Law is a provision of the California Constitution.
		The Reporter's Privilege is a non-statutory doctrine that also offers protection to those seeking to protect the identity of confidential sources and unpublished information.
	www.thefirstamendment.org /shieldlaw.html (1091 words)

	Reports 2000 to date - Scottish Law Commission
		PDF versions of Scottish Law Commission documents reproduce the same text as the original published version, but for unavoidable technical reasons there may be minor differences in the layout of the text.
		Reports marked with an asterisk () were produced jointly with the Law* Commission.
		Report 188 Consolidation of certain Enactments relating to Salmon and Freshwater Fisheries in Scotland [PDF]
	www.scotlawcom.gov.uk /html/reports.html (683 words)

	Law and mafias
		International humanitarian law is called on to limit the effects of armed conflict between states and their methods of warfare, as well as to protect those who aren't participating in the hostilities.
		In refugee law, a state has to be responsible for persecution in order for a person to be considered a refugee.
		Although human rights law is on many international organizations' agendas, Melander noted that "the UN is a peace organization, and as such does not deal with humanitarian law." But he finds their lack of interest surprising and disheartening, and hopes they will "take the responsibility to develop and promote humanitarian law.
	www.mcgill.ca /reporter/35/09/melander (753 words)

	HLS Library: The Law Reports of the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales
		The Law Reports of the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales
		The quasi-official Law Reports series provide the most authoritative coverage of the general court decisions of the United Kingdom from 1865 to date.
		The Cardiff Index to Legal Abbreviations is a comprehensive source of abbreviations for court names and also the numerous commercial and specialty case reporters that offer parallel or additional coverage of United Kingdom court decisions relative to that provided by the Law Reports.
	www.law.harvard.edu /library/services/research/guides/international/uk/law_reports_series.php (488 words)

	Cal Law - Special Reports
		Cal Law and The Recorder present the latest edition of Bar Q&A — a listing of those who passed the July 2006 California Bar Exam, along with question and answer sets to the examination.
		In the competition for top legal talent, corporate law departments can offer a few benefits (other than salaries) that aren't typically available at outside law firms.
		California's robust market for intellectual property work continues to be an attractive draw for out-of-state law firms.
	www.law.com /jsp/ca/specialreports.jsp (266 words)

	Stetson University College of Law
		Reports on developments in labor and employment law, disabilities law, collective bargaining, and wage settlements.
		Reports full text of the opinions of the Supreme Court of Florida and Florida's five district courts of appeal within days of filing.
		Making of Modern Law comprises over 21,000 fully searchable works from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries on British Commonwealth and American law, with 14,900 titles from the nineteenth century and 7,100 titles from the years 1900 to 1926.
	www.law.stetson.edu /lawlib (580 words)

	Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law
		Any case appearing in the Westâs national reporter system is edited to include a digest topic and key number for each legal issue presented in the case.
		Another approach to finding case law through headnotes is to Shepardize a case you know to be on point.
		After identifying which headnotes in that case are relevant to your research, consult the Shepards Citator for your case reporter, and search the entry for your case for other cases that involve your headnote.
	www.law.asu.edu /?id=145 (1400 words)

	Cleveland-Marshall College of Law - Law Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		A reporter is a series of books under one title that reprints these opinions for use in research.
		The space for the number to the right of the reporter abbreviation is the page number on which the opinion begins.
		The number to the right of the reporter abbreviation is the page number on which the opinion begins.
	www.law.csuohio.edu /lawlibrary/lawpubs/citation.html (860 words)

	The Park Library - Media Law Reporter
		The Media Law Reporter is located on the counter at the back of the library.
		The first fifteen volumes of the Media Law Reporter are covered in a Cumulative Indexes volume (shelved between volumes fifteen and sixteen of the reporter.) Each volume also contains an index for all the cases in that particular volume.
		The "Med.L.Rptr." is simply a truncated form of "Media Law Reporter." The "1" at the beginning of the entry refers you to volume one.
	parklibrary.jomc.unc.edu /medialawrep.html (607 words)

	Suffolk University Law School : Massachusetts Case Finding Guide
		Massachusetts Reports is the official reporter for the Massachusetts SJC.
		Massachusetts Appeals Court Reports is the offical reporter for the Massachusetts Appeals Court, published in weekly advance sheets, which are cumulated into bound volumes.
		Massachusetts Appellate Division Reporter reports decisions of the Appellate Division of the Massachusetts District Court, and since 1992, decisions of the Boston Municipal Court.
	www.law.suffolk.edu /library/research/a-z/resguides/masscase.cfm (2642 words)

	Law Africa
		The East Africa Law Reports have now been introduced on CD Rom with the launch of EA 2000 and EA 2001.
		East Africa Law Reports is a series of Law Reports that run from 1957 to 1975.
		This series of reports is the flagship law reports series throughout East Africa.
	www.lawafrica.com /ealawreports.asp (81 words)

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