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Grants local authorities the power to restrict anti-social public drinking in designated public places and empowers the police to confiscate alcohol in these zones.
Empowers magistrates to remand children aged between 12 and 16 into custody when they are charged with offences such as theft and criminal damage.
She also manages the bank's flagship programme, Goal, which engages and empowers adolescent girls through sport.
Federal law empowers private employers to do this, but the "Californian rule" of case law, which several other states have copied, means that once a public worker signs a contract his or her pension arrangements are guaranteed for life.The effort is led by Chuck Reed, mayor of San Jose, another Bay Area liberal bastion.
Their job is to uphold a venerable text, which empowers them to overrule any other branch of government.
Yet the same democratisation of innovation that empowers the new firms can be used to generate much greater innovation from within established companies.
"It's a closed system of scorn and self-congratulation".The problem, as Mr Almond sees it, is that this easy, idle indulgence only empowers the conservative punditocracy.
Often you have to do some digging to find out they are actually... sociologists.The years of graduate-school seminars and rigorous mathematical training empowers PhD economists to converse with each other in a language all our own.
So he will face pressure to mend fences with the opposition, by repealing the constitutional amendment that strengthens the presidency and empowers him to fire service chiefs and dismiss governments.
But this has only curbed the power of federal prosecutors, not state ones, and only somewhat.Another change that empowers prosecutors is the proliferation of incomprehensible new laws.
