But Ms. Latimer, the state ombudsman, said in an interview that she could find no statutes setting forth several of the requirements Mr. Volder had mentioned.
In many countries there are no statutes of limitations for particularly heinous offenses, including capital felonies in the United States and genocide and murder in Germany.
Mr. Merchant, who said there were no statutes of limitations for sex abuse cases, said that about one-third of his clients charged such abuse.
As for DeCamp's move, James Berzok, a spokesman for ther state Department of Tranportation, said that to his knowledge there were no statutes or regulations "that would get the department involved in this decision".
That prohibition earned Magna Carta its place on the Supreme Court door.This passage did not establish the right to trial by jury, for juries were already used extensively; nor is it clear what "the law of the land" meant, since there were no statutes, only customs.
There are no statutes or rules directly addressing which vulnerable persons should get priority to limited health resources, although federal and state antidiscrimination laws protecting various populations (e.g., the elderly and the disabled) could constrain government actions that would otherwise have a discriminatory impact.
And no statutes cover contributory infringement.
No statutes, nor regulations.
This isn't to say that it won't one day be specifically outlawed, but it's such a new area right now, there are no statutes along those lines".
However, as far as the rules for professional conduct before the Lousiana Bar are concerned, there appear to be no statutes of limitations.
Right of publicity statutes were first adopted in the 1950s as an outgrowth of privacy laws, and currently 35 states have publicity laws (11 other states have case law on publicity but no statutes, while the remaining four states have no statutes or common law).
