What Pybus offers is a collective biography, made possible through her painstaking — breathtaking — examination of tax lists, muster rolls, property deeds, court dockets, parish records, and unwieldy uncatalogued manuscripts like the papers of General Henry Clinton.
In identifying factors associated with the absence injuries, explanatory variables were limited to what was recorded and available in the docket and on the J88 form.
He relied largely on credit-card statements, travel records, docket entries for cases in which he appeared, and FedEx and E-ZPass toll charges.
Kaufman maintains that when government officials have conversations with industry representatives while new regulations are being considered, the officials are supposed to open a docket -- make a written record of what happened and when.
Mars needs to be on the docket because he sells his own records, plays well with others, and is a bona-fide showman.
(A search by the case's docket number on Pacer, the federal court records system, returns a response stating, "This case is sealed").
To search court records, choose to search by "docket".. Search the Federal Bureau of Investigation FBII) website.
1-page record including name, age, address of child, court & docket case numbers, investigating officer, charge(s), reason for diversion, comments of Probation Officer and manner of disposal.
In a sign that record labels are relying less on the fourth quarter, the docket of releases this summer is one of the strongest in years.
Looking forward to this year, there are a bunch of potential companies on the docket that could go public, and times couldn't be better given the record highs of the S&P 500 and the Dow.
