Most federal courts have barred parents of children with disabilities from appearing without a lawyer in cases filed under the statute that guarantees all children a "free appropriate public education".
The National Labour Relations Board, set up by Franklin Roosevelt to help workers unionise, claims that it is enforcing the statute that "guarantees the right of employees to organise and to bargain collectively with their employers, and to engage in other protected concerted activity with or without a union, or to refrain from all such activity".
The Office of Civil Rights in the Department of Education, on its own initiative, recently opened an investigation of Dartmouth and its compliance with Title IX, the statute that guarantees women a campus environment free from discrimination, including the threat of sexual violence.
Illinois lawmakers must amend the statute by guaranteeing funds to prisoners who are found not guilty, or whose convictions are vacated, or whose indictments are dropped.
Arizona is one of several states without a statute guaranteeing those wrongfully convicted are compensated for their lost time.
He added that the purpose of the statute was to guarantee that the child has "a safe environment, a drug-free environment".
She said that before announcing the program, the F.D.I.C.'s lawyers determined that the statute allowed it to guarantee loans by valuing them as contigent liabilities.
Federal statutes guaranteeing religious freedom to "persons" apply equally to closely held business corporations, and those corporations' religious liberty is "substantially burdened" by having to provide their employees with contraception.
One of the royal decrees published on Friday by the official Saudi Press Agency SPAamendedded an article in the Shura Council's statute to guarantee women representation on the body, while the other named the 150 members, among them 30 women.
But Nguyen found that there isn't a single state where the law guarantees retention of a rape kit until the statute of limitations expire.
