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Insurance Georgia Motor Vehicle Accident Reparations Act: Repeal Provisions Requiring Personal Injury Protection Insurance Coverage And Related Provisions, Carlos L. Corless Jan 1992

Insurance Georgia Motor Vehicle Accident Reparations Act: Repeal Provisions Requiring Personal Injury Protection Insurance Coverage And Related Provisions, Carlos L. Corless

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act repeals and adds a number of Code sections dealing with Georgia's automobile insurance legislation. The central measure of the Act repeals and revises provisions of the Georgia Motor Vehicle Accident Reparations Act that require personal injury protection insurance coverage. Other key features include a mandatory fifteen percent rollback of certain motor vehicle insurance rates and an additional ten percent discount for motorists with good driving records; tighter regulation of insurance rates by requiring prior approval by the Insurance Commissioner of any rating plan; adding powers to regulate fraud including provisions making it easier to report fraud, increasing the …

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Crimes And Offenses Controlled Substances: Provide Procedures For The Seizure And Disposition Of Forfeited Property; Provide For Liens On Property Subject To Forfeiture; Provide For Distribution Of Forfeited Property And The Proceeds From Such Property, Debra D. Green Jan 1992

Crimes And Offenses Controlled Substances: Provide Procedures For The Seizure And Disposition Of Forfeited Property; Provide For Liens On Property Subject To Forfeiture; Provide For Distribution Of Forfeited Property And The Proceeds From Such Property, Debra D. Green

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act declares that certain items are contraband, and that no property rights exist as to those items. The Act provides for the seizure of property subject to forfeiture and for the filing of a lien for forfeiture upon the initiation of any civil or criminal proceeding under this article, as well as upon seizure. The Act provides procedures for forfeiture and the conditions required for the filing of a temporary restraining order against property subject to forfeiture. The Act provides for the evidence to be admissible at hearings and determinations made subject to forfeiture, as well as for inferences …

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Conservation And Natural Resources Waste Management: Provide For Vertical Expansion Of Certain Waste Disposal Sites For Two Year Period, Karl M. Braun Jan 1992

Conservation And Natural Resources Waste Management: Provide For Vertical Expansion Of Certain Waste Disposal Sites For Two Year Period, Karl M. Braun

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act amends the Georgia Comprehensive Solid Waste Management Act and allows certain solid waste disposal facilities to vertically expand their existing facilities beyond their originally permitted capacity during a twenty-four month period. The Act requires classifications of modifications as either major or minor modifications for public notice purposes. It defines the public notice procedures required before a major modification. Written verification of compliance with local zoning or land use ordinances and solid waste reduction programs, which is required of permit applicants, is extended to those facilities that have been granted a major modification.

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Mental Health Examination, Treatment, Etc., For Mental Illness: Provide For Treatment Team To Concur On Decision To Discharge Mental Patients And For Period Of Conditional Release Of Mentally Ill Defendants, Melinda D. Taylor Jan 1992

Mental Health Examination, Treatment, Etc., For Mental Illness: Provide For Treatment Team To Concur On Decision To Discharge Mental Patients And For Period Of Conditional Release Of Mentally Ill Defendants, Melinda D. Taylor

Georgia State University Law Review

HB 889 amends Title 37 of the Georgia Code by changing several provisions relating to administration of mental health laws. The most significant changes include providing the Department of Human Resources with access to patient records, changing the duties of the chief medical officer, allowing chief medical officers to appoint designees, changing the provision regarding patient discharge, and allowing psychologists to perform functions traditionally performed by physicians. Other minor changes include providing for confidentiality of records and providing patients with the ability to seek treatment from private psychologists. HB 469 provides the court with authority to authorize a period of …

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Courts Juvenile Proceedings, Parental Rights: Provide Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Juvenile Traffic Offenses In Juvenile Court And Provide For Records Of Juvenile Offenses, Pamela G. Nathan Jan 1992

Courts Juvenile Proceedings, Parental Rights: Provide Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Juvenile Traffic Offenses In Juvenile Court And Provide For Records Of Juvenile Offenses, Pamela G. Nathan

Georgia State University Law Review

These Acts revise a number of Code sections relating to juvenile law and proceedings. They define juvenile traffic offenses and delinquent offenses; define exclusive original jurisdiction over all juvenile traffic offenses to the juvenile court; require and official record be kept of juvenile traffic and delinquent offenses; strengthen the public policy that restraints on juveniles prior to adjudication are not preferred; and combine the Commission on Children and Youth with the Juvenile Justice Coordination Council.

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Commerce And Trade Selling And Other Trade Practices: Prohibit Requested Information As A Condition Of Sale, Scott P. Hilsen Jan 1992

Commerce And Trade Selling And Other Trade Practices: Prohibit Requested Information As A Condition Of Sale, Scott P. Hilsen

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act prohibits merchants from compelling a purchaser to disclose the purchaser's phone number as a contingency of a credit card sale. Merchants, as a condition of accepting a check or draft, are prohibited from imprinting the information from a purchaser's credit card on the check or draft, or in any way transcribing the purchaser's credit card number. The Act provides for acceptable business practices regarding a purchaser's telephone number or credit card number. A violator, or prospective violator, of the Act's provisions is subject to a cease and desist order or a civil penalty.

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Revenue And Taxation Ad Valorem Taxation Of Property: Provide For The Ad Valorem Taxation Of Timber And Current Use Valuation / Taxation Of Bona Fide Conservation Use Property And Bona Fide Residential Transitional Property, Susan L. Daniels Jan 1992

Revenue And Taxation Ad Valorem Taxation Of Property: Provide For The Ad Valorem Taxation Of Timber And Current Use Valuation / Taxation Of Bona Fide Conservation Use Property And Bona Fide Residential Transitional Property, Susan L. Daniels

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act allows taxation of standing timber when it is cut or sold. The Act also allows certain qualifying properties to be valued according to current use rather than fair market value to preserve the aesthetic beauty of the State of Georgia and to allow property owners to keep large pieces of property that were previously unaffordable due to high taxes.

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Revenue And Taxation Chapter 7a: Provide Tax Credit For Certain Persons Whose Adjusted Gross Income Does Not Exceed $19,999, Susan L. Daniels Jan 1992

Revenue And Taxation Chapter 7a: Provide Tax Credit For Certain Persons Whose Adjusted Gross Income Does Not Exceed $19,999, Susan L. Daniels

Georgia State University Law Review

The Act provides tax relief in the form of a tax credit to low-income residents and the working poor in Georgia. The tax credit applies to residents with adjusted gross incomes under $19,999. The Act repeals the tax exemption for certain foods for off-premises human consumption.

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Southern General Insurance Co. V. Holt: Defining "Duty" In The Duty-To-Settle Doctrine As Applied To Third-Party Insurance Claims In Georgia, Suzan E. Roth Jan 1992

Southern General Insurance Co. V. Holt: Defining "Duty" In The Duty-To-Settle Doctrine As Applied To Third-Party Insurance Claims In Georgia, Suzan E. Roth

Georgia State University Law Review

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The Trouble With Confidential Sources: A Criticism Of The Supreme Court’S Interest-Group View Of The First Amendment In Cohen V. Cowles Media Company, Patrick Garry Jan 1992

The Trouble With Confidential Sources: A Criticism Of The Supreme Court’S Interest-Group View Of The First Amendment In Cohen V. Cowles Media Company, Patrick Garry

Faculty Publications

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Vol. 20, No. 2: Table Of Contents, Transportation Law Journal Jan 1992

Vol. 20, No. 2: Table Of Contents, Transportation Law Journal

Transportation Law Journal

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Interstate Trucking: The Collision Of Textbook Theory And Empirical Reality, Paul Stephen Dempsey, Thoms Jan 1992

Interstate Trucking: The Collision Of Textbook Theory And Empirical Reality, Paul Stephen Dempsey, Thoms

Transportation Law Journal

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Workers' Compensation And The Use Of Owner-Operators In Interstate Motor Carriage: A Need For Sensisble Uniformity, James C. Hardman Jan 1992

Workers' Compensation And The Use Of Owner-Operators In Interstate Motor Carriage: A Need For Sensisble Uniformity, James C. Hardman

Transportation Law Journal

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Collective Bargaining Under The Railway Labor Act, William E. Thoms, Frank J. Dooley Jan 1992

Collective Bargaining Under The Railway Labor Act, William E. Thoms, Frank J. Dooley

Transportation Law Journal

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Federal Preemption Under The Hazardous Materials Transport Act: Assessing Standards And Procedures, Jordan Jay Hillman Jan 1992

Federal Preemption Under The Hazardous Materials Transport Act: Assessing Standards And Procedures, Jordan Jay Hillman

Transportation Law Journal

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Vol. 69, No. 2: Table Of Contents, Denver University Law Review Jan 1992

Vol. 69, No. 2: Table Of Contents, Denver University Law Review

Denver Law Review

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Faludi Fights Back: A Review Of Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women, Merle H. Weiner Jan 1992

Faludi Fights Back: A Review Of Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women, Merle H. Weiner

Denver Law Review

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Dumping In The Mountains: Insurers Pay Defense, Not Cleanup, Costs In Hecla Mining Co. V. New Hampshire Insurance Co., Diana A. Cachey Jan 1992

Dumping In The Mountains: Insurers Pay Defense, Not Cleanup, Costs In Hecla Mining Co. V. New Hampshire Insurance Co., Diana A. Cachey

Denver Law Review

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Warning: Denial Of Fetal Protection Under Title Vii May Be Hazardous To The Health Of Industry And Society, Shirley A. Levy Jan 1992

Warning: Denial Of Fetal Protection Under Title Vii May Be Hazardous To The Health Of Industry And Society, Shirley A. Levy

Denver Law Review

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Vol. 69, No. 2: Full Issue, Denver University Law Review Jan 1992

Vol. 69, No. 2: Full Issue, Denver University Law Review

Denver Law Review

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Foreword, Diane G. Cluxton-Kremer Jan 1992

Foreword, Diane G. Cluxton-Kremer

Denver Law Review

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Toward Effective And Family Friendly National Policies For U.S. Children And Their Families, Patricia Schroeder Jan 1992

Toward Effective And Family Friendly National Policies For U.S. Children And Their Families, Patricia Schroeder

Denver Law Review

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Aids And Afraids In Our Schools: Whither Our Children?, Frank D. Aquila Jan 1992

Aids And Afraids In Our Schools: Whither Our Children?, Frank D. Aquila

Denver Law Review

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Abandoning Our Children: Mothers, Alcohol And Drugs, John W. Kydd Jan 1992

Abandoning Our Children: Mothers, Alcohol And Drugs, John W. Kydd

Denver Law Review

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Stigmatization And Discrimination: Visitation Rights Of Noncustodial Homosexual Parents And The Effect Of Parental Deprivation On Children, David L. Weiden Jan 1992

Stigmatization And Discrimination: Visitation Rights Of Noncustodial Homosexual Parents And The Effect Of Parental Deprivation On Children, David L. Weiden

Denver Law Review

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Hodgson V. Minnesota: Balancing The Competing Interets Of The State, Parents And Minor - A Missed Opportunity?, James Shortall Jan 1992

Hodgson V. Minnesota: Balancing The Competing Interets Of The State, Parents And Minor - A Missed Opportunity?, James Shortall

Denver Law Review

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In Search Of Multi-Disciplinary Enlightenment To The Judicial Standard Of Best Interest Of The Child: The Aba Ripon Conference: Family Law And The Best Interest Of The Child, Marianne E. Becker Jan 1992

In Search Of Multi-Disciplinary Enlightenment To The Judicial Standard Of Best Interest Of The Child: The Aba Ripon Conference: Family Law And The Best Interest Of The Child, Marianne E. Becker

Denver Law Review

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The Law And The Postmodern Perceptions Of Children And Youth, David Elkind Jan 1992

The Law And The Postmodern Perceptions Of Children And Youth, David Elkind

Denver Law Review

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Timing, Fragility And Children's Law, Robert V. Hannaford Jan 1992

Timing, Fragility And Children's Law, Robert V. Hannaford

Denver Law Review

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The Massachusetts Experience: Addressing The Legal Needs Of Children, Shiela E. Mcgovern Jan 1992

The Massachusetts Experience: Addressing The Legal Needs Of Children, Shiela E. Mcgovern

Denver Law Review

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