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The New Method Of Regulating Lawyers: Public And Private Interest Sanctions During Civil Litigation For Attorney Misconduct, Jeffrey A. Parness
The New Method Of Regulating Lawyers: Public And Private Interest Sanctions During Civil Litigation For Attorney Misconduct, Jeffrey A. Parness
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The topic of regulating attorney conduct most immediately raises thoughts of disciplinary panels established by court rule or legislative enactment. Such enforcement mechanisms typically are employed to hear alleged violations of the American Bar Association's Model Code of Professional Responsibility or its Model Rules of Professional Conduct. The code and rules now govern the professional conduct of American lawyers, whether they work on civil or criminal matters and whether they work in or out of court. Further reflection on the subject might also prompt consideration of the conduct of attorneys being questioned by their former clients, either in a civil …
Where To Pray? Religious Zoning And The First Amendment, Mark W. Cordes
Where To Pray? Religious Zoning And The First Amendment, Mark W. Cordes
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Despite emerging recognition that the normal rules do not apply when zoning affects first amendment activities, the Supreme Court has not yet definitively addressed zoning restrictions that affect the exercise of religion. As with other land uses, churches have been made subject to a variety of zoning restrictions. Concurrent with the growing municipal desire to establish and preserve residential communities has been the emergence of the modern church as a multi-purpose facility that serves a variety of functions. As a result, churches are more intense land users than their predecessors and are viewed with growing frequency as incompatible with residential …
A Second Extensin-Like Hydroxyproline-Rich Glycoprotein From Carrot Cell Walls', Joel P. Stafstrom, L. Andrew Staehelin
A Second Extensin-Like Hydroxyproline-Rich Glycoprotein From Carrot Cell Walls', Joel P. Stafstrom, L. Andrew Staehelin
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The insoluble extensin matrix of dicot cell wails has been studied most fruitfully by examining the salt-extractable precursors to this matrix. Multiple extensin-like hydroxyproline-rich glycoproteins (HRGPs) have been isolated, or their existence inferred, from tomato, potato, bean, soybean, melon, carrot, and other plants. We and others previously have studied a carrot extensin which we call extensin-1. Here we report on the properties of extensin-2, a second salt-extractable hydroxyproline-rich glycoprotein from carrot. Like extensin-1, extensin-2 contains large amounts of hydroxyproline, serine, histidine, and lysine. In contrast, its tyrosine content is only about one-third that of extensin-l. Arabinose and alactose are the …