In a paper submitted to the FTC meeting docket, the Public Health Advocacy Institute, a Boston-based organization working to foster greater support for public health goals by the law community, has sharply disputed the premise that the CARU scheme works, or can be made to work, effectively.
ON HIS DOCKET A heated family dispute, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, and two federal cases he is preparing for trial.
She asked the first defendant on the docket a series of basic biographical questions.
In Houston, for example, surveillance requests are maintained separately from regular criminal and civil dockets, filed on paper, "sealed in paper envelopes and tucked away in a vault somewhere. . .
The man says he'll give us a docket for a table, two chairs, and two beds.
The article chronicles the rise of a secret docket on a scale that has no parallels in American history.
The fee for docketing an appeal in the Court of Appeals is $25.
For one, he has been in the docket in a very public way.
Chevron earnings hit the docket Thursday a day after oil prices neared $60 per barrel.
With too few judges, overworked clerks and an antiquated docket based on stacks of paper files, many of the 56 courts nationwide have become crippled by delays and bureaucratic breakdowns.
Those that can be captured by typographic means, such as numbers, calculations, and words or names, are transcribed; so too are writings and cataloguing or docketing marks on the paper made by those other than the author.
