These last offenses sometimes are created by local ordinance or by regulatory statute, and the requirement of trial by jury does not apply.
The utilization of Black Codes -- vagrancy ordinances that were created by Southern legislators to retain control of their recently freed property -- were used to discourage former slaves from leaving the master's plantation.
"We fashioned our ordinance first, because we think it's the more environmentally effective policy, but also because it's important to avoid any arguments that we are creating new environmental harms by banning only plastic," he explained.
The university was created by an ordinance of the Uttar Pradesh Government, which was later passed as Uttar Pradesh State Act 32 (2001) by the Uttar Pradesh legislature.
As the addition of other substrates is necessary for usage, there is no contradiction of a possible mixing and dilution ban, such as might be created in the planned Ordinance of P Extraction (German abbreviation: AbfPhosV) [39].
A special committee has been created to draft and enforce ordinances.
Cynthia Harris, vice president of the Santa Clarita Oak Conservancy, said that when the town was created in 1987, the first ordinance to go on the books protected oaks.
The district was created when Alderman Sidney Story, responding to public protests against rampant prostitution in New Orleans, succeeded in having the City Council adopt an ordinance in January 1897 limiting brothels, saloons, and other businesses of vice to a prescribed area.
Among options floated to the four council members (Terry Walker was out of town) were creating a historic preservation commission to review development projects and writing an ordinance highlighting rules for demolition and expansion of qualifying homes.
But for homeowners who have protected oaks creating shade and shelter on their property, the ordinances are a blessing and a burden.
