Stupid laws still in effect in california

    • [DOC File]21st CCLC – Laws and Policy (CA Dept of Education)

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      The additional effect of participating in two consecutive years (Year 1 & Year 2 participation on Year 3 outcomes). To estimate the effect of after school participation on student mobility over the three year period, the students were followed based on their designated school in the 2007-08 STAR file.


    • [DOC File]April 21, 2013

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      "The question is: Would it have had any effect on Newtown? If you’re going to make all of these emotional appeals – you’re saying you’re betraying the families — you’ve got to show how if this had been law it would’ve stopped Newtown. It would not have. It’s irrelevant.


    • [DOC File]March 31, 2010

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      Related: • Stupid Laws of April Fool's Day • Religion-Themed April Fool's Day Hoaxes. Permalink #8: The Left-Handed Whopper. 1998: Burger King published a full page advertisement in USA Today announcing the introduction of a new item to their menu: a "Left-Handed Whopper" specially designed for the 32 million left-handed Americans.


    • [DOC File]Property Law

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      And the effect didn’t go away if the experiment was repeated. ... However, there are actually a lot of old laws still on the books in many states that seem pretty inefficient, or, you know, stupid. ... Most freeways in California have speed limits of 65. Most drivers go 80.


    • [DOCX File]California Courts

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      Still represented by Obstler and his firm on appeal, Cervantes contends Kirkpatrick was constitutionally ineffective in representing him, pointing out numerous errors she allegedly made. He claims that, in combination, these errors amounted to a complete failure to subject the prosecution’s case to meaningful adversarial testing.


    • FAMILY LAW – FINAL OUTLINE

      1) even if you could establish these, that other party could still raises defenses that even tho there are grounds for divorce, it would not be equitable. I. Cruelty – P asserts. A. to prove Cruelty – P must show: a course of conduct that is so severe as to create an adverse effect on P’s physical or mental well being. 1.


    • [DOC File]Property Law

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      However, we still assumed that most crimes are inefficient, and the only reason not to punish them is the practical – it would be too costly. However, there are actually a lot of old laws still on the books in many states that seem pretty inefficient, or, you know, stupid


    • [DOC File]I

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      Started to come into conflict with Marbury v. Madison. If everything is deferred to legislatures, stupid and oppressive laws could be passed. United States v. Carolene Products Co 1938 . Footnote 4: There will still be some cases where court will apply strict scrutiny: Minorities.


    • [DOC File]Wills & Trusts Big Outline - Jackie - Santa Clara Law

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      Where still in effect, broad today, so not as much like a list. Prudent man approach - until about late 90s, this was the rule in most states, but now in a shrinking and shrinking minority in states. Requires a trustee to invest as would a reasonably prudent investor in non-speculative management of the property.


    • [DOC File]I

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      EP functions to protect against stupid and arbitrary laws b/c, if affect all equally, less likely to be passed. ... California (1971) (p. 1111) ... still in effect, but widely criticized and SCOTUS sometimes ignores (ex: Weisman, Marsh), but lower courts still bound ...


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