His strict application of laws disciplining the colony probably saved Jamestown from extinction in 1611, but he also earned a reputation as a tyrant.
The Supreme Court of Indiana has original and sole jurisdiction in certain specific areas, including the practice of law, discipline or disbarment of judges appointed to the lower state courts, and supervision over the exercise of jurisdiction by the other lower courts of the state.
The case was the first by the National Labor Relations Board to assert that employers break the law by disciplining workers who post criticisms on social-networking Web sites.
State laws on disciplining students vary widely, and there are no federal laws restricting these practices, although earlier this year Education Secretary Arne Duncan wrote, in a federal guide for schools, that there was "no evidence that using restraint or seclusion is effective".
The suit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, accuses the business improvement district partnership of violating federal civil rights laws by disciplining the men.
These considerations evolved from the case law surrounding police discipline, according to Ian Johnstone, a lawyer who prosecutes police at professional tribunals.
Discrimination law now disciplines even the swinging of the fist.
European wireless intrusion-detection systems are governed by the EN 5013-5-3[3] law that disciplines several aspects like the immunity against channel variations and transmission collisions, the detection of device substitutions, and the robustness to radio interference.
Germany, a federal state with powerful regions, coalition governments and an influential constitutional court, wants a Europe of laws, discipline and fiscal probity, with a strong currency and real penalties for the spendthrift.
Harvard Lawless School would be more grounded in grim realities, where there are no operating laws to discipline raw power or where the laws are so violated as to be systematically inoperative over a large range of activities.
