Wershe was sentenced under arguably the most merciless drug statute ever conceived in the nation, Michigan's so-called 650-Lifer Law, which, at the time, mandated a term of life without parole for possession of more than six hundred and fifty grams of cocaine or heroin.
In order to carry out that minimization, we first need to compute the first-order derivatives, where the chain rule would normally mandate a second term, but in this case it is zero because of the definition of.
The 22nd Amendment, mandating a two-term limit for presidents, fixed in law what had until the Franklin D. Roosevelt administration been fixed in tradition.
The U.S. EPA has mandated a long-term monitoring program for NBH and the surrounding waters that includes the collection and analysis of sediment chemistry, bioaccumulation tests, and sediment characterization (acute toxicity tests, grain size and texture, and benthic community structure) (Nelson et al. 1996).
Evers' Senate bill, along with similar legislation drafted in the House, would grant Floridians the same protections offered under the state's "stand your ground" law, safeguarding citizens from Florida sentencing laws, which mandate a minimum 10-year prison term for certain felony convictions involving the use of a firearm or weapon.
Due to the risk-averse nature of venture capital in the country, many term sheets still mandate a personal liability clause in exchange for an investment.
For one thing, Congress mandated a five-year term for the administrator, slowing the turnover at the top.
The new law mandates a minimum prison term of 20 to 40 years for first-degree attempted murder of a police officer.
The agreement specifies a minimum set of exclusive rights that all patentees must be accorded and mandates a minimum patent term of 20 years from the date an application is filed.
In 1976, Congress mandated a 10-year term for FBI directors.
Although most Thais are devoted to the royal institution, it is hard to gauge how they feel privately about Vajiralongkorn because of lèse-majesté laws that mandate a prison term of three to 15 years for anyone found guilty of insulting the monarchy.
