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...of employment to obey a general public evacuation order issued during an emergency. What's an emergency? The statute includes fire, flood, earthquake...
...of employment to obey a general public evacuation order issued during an emergency. What's an emergency? The statute includes fire, flood, earthquake...
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...Sanchez, the director of the City's Planning and Development Services Department, and recommended the Structure for emergency demolition. After reviewing the report and photographs...
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...by Hurricane Ike in 2008. Chambers County sought funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency ("FEMA") to reconstruct the fire station.Chambers County entered...
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...CERCLA"), 42 U.S.C. § 9659(a), and the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act ("EPCRA"), 42 U...
A review of 2012 courthouse security data reports shows lawyers and judges sometimes in the crosshairs: A criminal defendant punched his defense lawyer in the face, a man threatened to shoot counsel
Attorneys dealing with Hurricane Sandy-related issues were faced not only with the challenges shared by all but also with the obligations placed upon them by state legal ethics rules. Some ethics iss
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...Appeals erred in holding that a warrantless search was justified under the emergency doctrine when the emergency doctrine was not a theory urged by the...
...of storm-related problems. The Touro Law Center—Hurricane Emergency Assistance and Referral Team, or TLC—HEART, was being staffed by...
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