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1 David fled from there and went to the city of Nob to see Ahimelech the priest. Ahimelech trembled when he saw David because he was afraid that something bad had happened. He said to David, "Why are you alone? Why have no men come with you?"
2 David deceived Ahimelech by replying, "The king sent me. But he does not want anyone to know anything about what he sent me to do. I have told my men where they should meet me.
3 Now I want to know, do you have any food here for me to eat? Could you give me five loaves of bread, or whatever other food that you can find?"
4 The priest answered David, "There is no ordinary bread here, but I have some of the sacred bread that was placed before Yahweh. Your men may eat it if they have not slept with women recently."
5 David replied, "They have not been near women for many days. I do not allow my men to defile themselves by sleeping with women while they are preparing to fight in battles. They must continue to keep themselves acceptable to God when they are on ordinary trips, and today they have certainly kept themselves acceptable to God because now we are doing something very special."
6 Now the only bread that the priest had was the bread on display before God, the bread that had been placed in Yahweh's presence in the sacred tent. So the priest gave David some of that bread. On that day the priest had taken those loaves from the table and replaced them with fresh loaves.
7 It happened that Doeg, from the Edom people group, was there on that day to make himself acceptable to Yahweh, and he saw what Ahimelech did. He was one of Saul's officials and the leader of Saul's shepherds.
8 David asked Ahimelech, "Do you have a spear or a sword that I can use? The king appointed us to do this task and told us to leave immediately, so I did not have time to bring any weapons."
9 Ahimelech replied, "I have only the sword that belonged to Goliath the giant from the Philisti people group whom you killed in Elah Valley. It is wrapped in a cloth, and is behind the sacred apron in the sacred tent. If you want it, take it, because I have no other weapon here."
David replied, "Truly, there is no other sword that is as good as that one! Give it to me."
10 So Ahimelech gave it to him, and David left there. He and his men and went to the city of Gath in the region of Philistia, to stay with King Achish.
11 But the officers of King Achish did not approve of David's coming. They said to King Achish, "This man David is just as powerful as the king of his land. Our enemies, the Israelite people, honored him by dancing and singing,
'Saul has killed thousands of his enemies,
but David has killed tens of thousands of them!'~"
12 David heard what those men were saying, so he was afraid of what King Achish might do to him.
13 So he pretended that he was insane. He started scratching on the gates of the city and allowing his saliva to run down his beard.
14 Then King Achish said to his men, "Look at this man!  Why have you brought him to me?
15 Have you brought him because I do not already have enough insane men here in my house?"


With the MVC4 bundler; you might come to a point where you want to host your assets on a CDN.
Well that’s easy hey? The bundler allows you to specify a CDN url for each bundle, so you can use a local file when developing and the file from the CDN when deployed. Like so:
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bundles.UseCdn=true;//enable CDN supportbundles.Add(newScriptBundle("~/bundles/site-scripts","http://MYCDNURL/bundles/site-scripts").Include("~/Scripts/sitejs.js","~/Scripts/sitejs2.js"));// will produce a tags like so:// in development: <script src="/bundles/site-scripts?v=BAhWhKO17E6GODxEzM0RwLP7V19cP-pbsCGwKj79-EI1" ></script>// in production : <script src="http://MYCDNURL/bundles/site-scripts" ></script>
The problem with this approach is that you lose the cache busting query string which the bundler generates. The query string is a hash of bundle contents so it changes when the content changes.
The query string is handy to have when deploying to a CDN as it means you don’t have to manually invalidate the file on the CDN (something which I’d quite easily forget to do).
Note: Amazon CloudFront can be configured to respond to query strings. Some CDNs ignore them. If that’s the case, then this solution won’t help.
Note: I never actually upload anything to my CDN. I’m have my CDN setup to pull files from my webserver when they are first requested. This is called an ‘Origin Pull’ setup.
The solution uses an ActionFilter to rewrite the response before it is sent back to the client. You should end up with scripts / css tags like so:
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// protocol left off to match the parent request
<script src="//MYCDNURL/bundles/site-scripts?v=BAhWhKO17E6GODxEzM0RwLP7V19cP-pbsCGwKj79-EI1"></script>
First create a custom MemoryStream class to rewrite the stream:
Create an ActionFilter which passes the response stream to CdnRewriteResponse
Apply the filter globally
Thoughts
This is a brute force solution to the problem and it’s not that efficient: the whole document has to be parsed to update a few tags. However, it only seemed to add a few milliseconds to the request and the webserver is freed from serving static files (probably a saving overall).


How big is the open world in Diablo IV?
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Diablo IV is aiming to be the largest game in the series yet and the size of the world is just a part of that. Blizzard has confirmed that the world will be larger than past Diablo games and that for the first time, the overworld will be entirely connected. That means that if players aren't inside a tavern, inn, dungeon or other self-contained area, the whole world is open to be explored.
What is the world of Diablo IV like?
In Diablo IV, the world is divided into five distinct regions: Scosglen, Fractured Peaks, Dry Steppes, Hawezar and Kejhistan. Scosglen is a forest region where werewolves and Goatmen lurk, the Fractured Peaks are a snowy mountainous area, the Dry Steppes are home to brutal clans, Hawezar is a swamp where witches practice their craft, and Kejhistan is filled with wind-swept ruins. Each region is designed to feel different, with unique enemy types not found elsewhere. Parts of the world will even be open for PvP, further increasing the danger of travelling through.
What threats lurk in the world of Diablo IV?
Diablo IV is a dark, Gothic world, one where monsters roam freely, packs of bestial Goatmen stalk unwary travelers, and evil lurks everywhere. Lilith, daughter of Hatred, Queen of Succubi, and one of the creators of Sanctuary, has returned. The reveal trailer for when Diablo IV was announced further emphasized this tone, showing a world of evil and darkness.
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MNE is an academic software package that aims to provide data analysis pipelines encompassing all phases of M/EEG data processing.
MNE started as tool written in C by Matti Hämäläinen while at MGH in Boston. MNE was then extended with the Python programming language to implement nearly all MNE-C’s functionality, offer transparent scripting, and extend MNE-C’s functionality considerably.
A basic Matlab toolbox is also available mostly to allow reading and write MNE files. The sister MNE with CPP project aims to provide modular and open-source tools for acquisition, visualization, and analysis.
Note
This package is based on the FIF file format from Neuromag. But, it can read and convert CTF, BTI/4D, KIT and various EEG formats to FIF (see IO functions).
If you have been using MNE-C, there is no need to convert your fif files to a new system or database – MNE-Python works nicely with the historical fif files.
To get started with MNE, visit the installation instructions for MNE-Python and MNE-C:
- Raw data visualization to visualize recordings (see Examples Gallery for more).
- Epoching: Define epochs, baseline correction, handle conditions etc.
- Averaging to get Evoked data.
- Compute SSP projectors to remove ECG and EOG artifacts.
- Compute ICA to remove artifacts or select latent sources.
- Maxwell filtering to remove environmental noise.
- Boundary Element Modeling: single and three-layer BEM model creation and solution computation.
- Forward modeling: BEM computation and mesh creation (see The forward solution).
- Linear inverse solvers (dSPM, sLORETA, MNE, LCMV, DICS).
- Sparse inverse solvers (L1/L2 mixed norm MxNE, Gamma Map, Time-Frequency MxNE, RAP-MUSIC).
- Connectivity estimation in sensor and source space.
- Visualization of sensor and source space data
- Time-frequency analysis with Morlet wavelets (induced power, intertrial coherence, phase lock value) also in the source space.
- Spectrum estimation using multi-taper method.
- Mixed Source Models combining cortical and subcortical structures.
- Dipole Fitting
- Decoding multivariate pattern analysis of M/EEG topographies.
- Compute contrasts between conditions, between sensors, across subjects etc.
- Non-parametric statistics in time, space and frequency (including cluster-level).
- Scripting (batch and parallel computing)
Short answer is No! You can also do:
- detect heart beat QRS component
- detect eye blinks and EOG artifacts
- compute SSP projections to remove ECG or EOG artifacts
- compute Independent Component Analysis (ICA) to remove artifacts or select latent sources
- estimate noise covariance matrix from Raw and Epochs
- visualize cross-trial response dynamics using epochs images
- compute forward solutions
- estimate power in the source space
- estimate connectivity in sensor and source space
- morph stc from one brain to another for group studies
- compute mass univariate statistics base on custom contrasts
- visualize source estimates
- export raw, epochs, and evoked data to other python data analysis libraries e.g. pandas
- Raw movement compensation as you would do with Elekta Maxfilter™
- and many more things ...
- Brain and head surface segmentation for use with BEM models – use Freesurfer.


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- B.Sc. in Computer Science at Institut Teknologi Bandung with Cum laude Honor supervised by Prof. Masayu Leylia Khodra.
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- DialDoc 2022 Best Student Paper Award for Retrieval-Free Knowledge-Grounded Dialogue Response Generation with Adapters
- ConvAI 2021 Honorable Mention Award for XPersona: Evaluating Multilingual Personalized Chatbot
- Nominee of Data Science Indonesia Award 2021 for Data Researcher
- Regional Winner 2020 Facebook Developer Circles Community Challenge for IndoNLU
- RepL4NLP 2019 Best Paper Award for Learning Multilingual Meta-Embeddings for Code-Switching Named Entity Recognition
- 3rd Place Hackathon at UST (HackUST) Transportation Category 2017
- School of Engineering Ph.D. Fellowship Award 2016 for first-year Ph.D. students
- ICEEI 2015 Best Student Paper Award for Handling Imbalanced Dataset in Multi-label Text Categorization using Bagging and Adaptive Boosting
- 2nd Winner of Gemastik 7 in Data Mining 2014 held by Ministry of National Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada
- 1st Winner of Gemastik 7 in Business Game 2014 held by Ministry of National Education and Culture Republic of Indonesia, Universitas Gadjah Mada
- Runner Up of World Summit Youth Award 2014 in Go Green! for GoPublic
- World Semifinalist/National Winner of Imagine Cup 2014 in Innovation for Smoothies
- 15th Position in IEEEXtreme 7.0 Programming Competition 2013
- 1st Winner in ThinkQuest International Competition 2011 for Project Events (Age 19 and under)


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Hi All,
I have a question regarding calculating the powerusage in a household. I currently have 4 feeds that I use for calculating the power usage from. 2 of those feeds are from the PV systems, and the other 2 are current power import and export. My calculation is as follows:
pv_1 + pv_2 + power_in - power_out = power_usage
What does happen with this setup, is that the usage jumps all over the place on a day with clouds and sun. It seems that the feed updates do not happen all at the same time, so the pv_1 and pv_2 feed can be of an extreme higher value that when the last update of one of the other feeds did happen. I have all the feeds updating every 10 seconds.
Example of the calculation outcome, where power_usage should be a value of around 260 but now is not.
| PV_1 | PV_2 | POWER_IN | POWER_OUT | POWER_USAGE |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 56 | 58 | 150 | 0 | 264 |
| 420 | 438 | 150 | 0 | 1008 |
| 265 | 230 | 0 | 744 | -249 |
| 112 | 150 | 0 | 0 | 262 |
| 496 | 480 | 0 | 0 | 976 |
| 487 | 480 | 0 | 716 | 260 |
| 112 | 120 | 100 | 0 | 332 |
| 450 | 450 | 100 | 0 | 1000 |
| 486 | 478 | 0 | 740 |
224 |
What happens here is that the feed values are not updating all at the same time, so the outcome is not as expected. Is there a trick to make the calculation more robust?
Re: Chronology feed calculations
No one around with similar issues?
Re: Chronology feed calculations
jonrescca, are all the readings coming from the same emontx?
Re: Chronology feed calculations
This had crossed my mind too... (but not seen it)
Re: Chronology feed calculations
No, the feeds have indeed a different origin, I understood that this is the origin of the problem.
I have 3 different sources supplying inputs. Those sources have a update frequenty of 10 seconds. Now that I think about it I need to rewrite my shellscripts that get the data from the sources into 1 script that updates emoncms to provide data using bulk mode. That should solve the sync issue.
Re: Chronology feed calculations
Bulk upload isn't essential and can actually pass different times for each array ( if set as such) it maybe beneficial to combine your scripts and use 1 node id , you could send one array every 10 secs, this ensures all the values will have the same time stamp and the emoncms input processing will also be uniform as the one node updates.
Paul


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Minimax(boardMatrix: Array[Array[Int]], maxDepth: Int) extends Product with Serializable
Class for minimax algorithm used to control the other player
Class for minimax algorithm used to control the other player
- boardMatrix
two dimensional array holding current board state
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Follow these steps to start local debugging for Python in VS Code:
lean backtest "<projectName>" --debug ptvsd
, and then wait until the CLI tells you to attach to the debugger.
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This tiny island lies approximately 30nm north east of the main island of Madeira. The port is on the southern side of the island and at the eastern end of a beautiful white sandy beach. The harbour wall here is decorated with murals and insignia of the many yachts which visit here.
Position 33°03'24"N, 16°17'04"W (harbour entrance)
Formalities are normally completed during office hours. The captain should report to the Port Captain's office on the north side of the harbour. Even if arriving from Funchal and already possessing a transit log, one still has to report to this office.
Permits for visiting the outlying islands can be obtained here.
Last updated October 2015.
There is a marina and a boatyard in the NW part of the harbour and it is also possible to anchor in this large, sheltered port. There is a charge for anchoring but use of the facilities in the marina is included. The holding is excellent.
Water and electricity are laid on to the pontoons and there are showers at the end of the dock.
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I run the below given program for finding sin(x) using taylor's sries expansion. but for large values of x and for large number of terms, the result shows incorrectly...for example for 180 degree and for number of terms 10 the result is like 6.53061e-007..Why is this so? how can I correct it?
The program I wrote:
#include <iostream>
#include<conio.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int i,n;
float xdeg,xrad,sum,term;
cout<<"Enter the value of x in degree: ";
cin>>xdeg;
cout<<"\nEnter the number of terms: ";
cin>>n;
xrad=xdeg*3.141592/180;
term=sum=xrad;
for(i=2;i<=n;i++)
{
term*=-(xrad*xrad)/((2*i-1)*(2*i-2)));
sum+=term;
}
6.53061e-007 means 6.53061 × 10-7 which is a small value close to the correct answer 0. You will probably get a more exact answer by adding a few decimal digits to the pi value.
The problem is that floating point numbers aren't exact. Using more digits for pi will help but you'll probably just get a smaller number that still isn't zero. This is just one of the difficulties in creating a math library.
You might be able to get zero if you apply some trig identities to the value in degrees first. This code will reduce the input value to an equivalent between -90 and +90 degrees.


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This topic covers how to measure rainfall, installation of a rainguage and the use of an automatic rain gauge.
This topic covers how to measure rainfall, installation of a rainguage and the use of an automatic rain gauge.
This topic covers how to measure rainfall, installation of a rainguage and the use of an automatic rain gauge.
This topic covers how to measure rainfall, installation of a rainguage and the use of an automatic rain gauge.
This topic covers how to measure rainfall, installation of a rainguage and the use of an automatic rain gauge.
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The game of life, a culminative project for my course 2AA4, Introduction to Software Development, at McMaster University. I decided to take this a step further and create the desktop UI.
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Interface IGrainRuntime
The gateway of the Grain to the Orleans runtime. The Grain should only interact with the runtime through this interface.
Assembly: Orleans.Core.Abstractions.dll
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public interface IGrainRuntime
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Provides the ServiceId this cluster is running as.
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Create and print GitHub Gists
Synopsis
hub gist
create [-oc] [--public] [FILES...]
hub gist
show ID [FILENAME]
Commands
- create
- Create a new gist. If no FILES are specified, the content is read from
standard input.
- show
- Print the contents of a gist. If the gist contains multiple files, the
operation will error out unless FILENAME is specified.
Options
- --public
- Make the new gist public (default: false).
- -o, --browse
- Open the new gist in a web browser.
- -c, --copy
- Put the URL of the new gist to clipboard instead of printing it.
Examples
$ echo hello | hub gist create --public
$ hub gist create file1.txt file2.txt
# print a specific file within a gist:
$ hub gist show ID testfile1.txt
See also
hub(1), hub-api(1)


After I read through the whole chapter 7 of this book, I tried to remember when did I get the insight and techniques for growing trust and sincerity. Must be from my parents through my whole childhood. I believe that growing trust and sincerity will bring out the best in people which will make each other's life easier and happier.
I would like to place this skill on top of other mindfulness skills.It is your luck if you have a friend around with this skill when you are down.With this skill, you will be your friend's treasure too.
Before I learned this loving kindness meditation, Actually I have only one person on my dislike list. Well, after it, Zero person I dislike at this moment. And I hope this record would last for a long long long time.
8 years ago we were thinking about Skilled Immigration. At that time I had been in USA for a while and later on worked in Singapore for several months. I thought immigrating to NZ would be better for my personality and for my kid's future. As I was not happy with the school education system which my kid would get involved in. But my friend thought otherwise.She worried about the discrimination she may have and the challenges she had to take in a totally new world.Plus she felt ok with the school education system for her kid so she chose to stay. Both of us were and are right I think :)


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Several months ago, my parents took me to the emergency room because I basically flipped out. I felt as if I were going insane for no reason, and was having trouble coping with everyday life. After being evaluated by a psychiatrist, they decided it was best if I stay for several days for further observation. I was apprehensive at first, but eventually my parents talked me into it.
I was submitted into the MHU(mental health unit) that night. I woke up the next day in a foul mood, mainly because of the fact I had put my parents through so much greif and mostly because of the fact that I was in a mental hospital. Early in the day, after the disgusting hospital lunch, I was asked to talk to a psychologist. I told him all of my syptoms, and during the process, the feelings that brought me to the hospital re-surfaced.
I began bawling and shaking uncontrollably, and begged him to discharge me. He told me to try and relax and sent me to my room. A few minutes later the nurse came to the door with the answer to all my problems. She popped a small blue pill out of a blister pack, and told me to let it dissolve under my tounge. She called it Klonopin, and said it would help me feel better, so I didn't object to taking it.
 For the next 15 minutes, thoughts and emotions raced through my head uncontrollably, until something happened. Suddenly everything stopped. I felt a warm rush fill my chest and limbs, and all the terrible pain and suffering I was feeling became obsolete. I felt as if I were in control of my mind again, something I hadn't experienced in years.
I stood up and reflected on my situation, and realized that I could change. I walked into the Discussion group room and began chatting freely with other patients and staff, something I would never do.  Several days later I was discharged, and put on several other medications(prozac,trazodone) to assist with my condition. I was told that I had panic disorder and depression, witch makes a lot of sense when I think about my symptoms.
Its now several months later and I'm feeling a thousand times better than I ever have. I'm still taking clonazepam 1mg x 3 daily. I finally feel that I'm able to make something of my life, and I thank clonazepam for that.
And as a side note, I'd like to thank Erowid for the hard work and time they put into their great site. Keep up the good work guys.
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A TIME TO KILL A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1996 Christopher Null
Remember the hoopla over the novel "A Time To Kill"? It was celebrated author John Grisham's second book -- actually his *first* book -- the book he published after "The Firm" became a hit. The book that no one wanted before he was famous. The book, apparently, that, if it hadn't had his name on it, would never have been published.
Now it's the fourth Grisham movie to be made, continuing in grand fashion that franchise of increasingly average film versions of his increasingly average writing.
In fact, A TIME TO KILL is the *most* average of all of these films, and it hinges on two vital elements: if you take a book written by John Grisham and throw in Sandra Bullock in a see-thru tank top, you've got yourself a hit! And the producers are probably right.
The story is so simple it barely merits retelling here: A young girl is raped. Her father, Carl Lee Hailey (Samuel L. Jackson), faster than you can yell "Oswald!", murders the two rednecks responsible. Young upstart lawyer Jake Brigance (Matthew McConaughey, playing the most-pumped-up lawyer of all time) defends him, with a little pro bono help (if you catch my drift) from Ellen Roark (the tank-topped Bullock). Bad guy Rufus Buckley (Kevin Spacey) prosecutes. And good ol' boy Judge Noose (get it?) (Patrick McGoohan) presides.
Never has a 145 minute film been less thrilling and more predictable. >From a continuity standpoint, it makes absolute perfect sense why each scene follows another. From an audience standpoint, this is *terribly* boring. Sure, A TIME TO KILL has some frightening imagery (particularly of the KKK uprising) and some great speeches (Brigance's closing argument brings everyone on the screen to tears, and probably some of the audience, too), but you can't overcome a limp plot with that stuff.
I suppose that's where Bullock's clothing comes in. And another thing -- why is everyone so *sweaty* in every scene? I know this is the deep South, but they do have air-conditioning in Mississippi, don't they? And why doesn't Brigance ever light his cigar? Little questions... but annoying ones.
Who knows the answers? Who cares? Fine performances all around, typical Joel Schumacher direction, and a nice analysis of Southern race relations make for a movie that is simply indescribable as anything other than...
Average.

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SpaceX has successfully launched 58 more Starlink satellites for its growing internet broadband
constellation. This is
the eleventh batch of Starlink satellites to go up, bringing the total on orbit to well over 600.
Today’s mission also
carried three Planet satellites, and used a Falcon 9 first-stage booster that broke a record by
flying for the sixth
time.
The launch took place at 10:31 AM EDT (7:31 AM PDT) from SpaceX’s launch site at Cape Canaveral Air
Force Station in
Florida. It also included a recovery attempt for the record-setting reused booster, which performed
a sixth landing
(also record setting) at sea on SpaceX’s “Of Course I Still Love You” floating drone landing
barge.
That successful
recovery means that the booster can potentially be used yet again, breaking its own record set
today.Today’s launch vehicle also used a re-flown fairing, which had been recovered from SpaceX’s
fourth Starlink mission and
refurbished to use again. Overall, it represents the biggest achievement yet in SpaceX founder and
CEO Elon Musk’s goal
of eventually being able to fully reuse nearly every aspect of his company’s spacecraft for retreat
missions, which
should help dramatically reduce the overall cost of rocket flights.
As for Starlink, it appears to be progressing well toward SpaceX’s planned beta service launch
sometime this year, which
will cover parts of the U.S. and Canada. Recently, PCMag reported that Ookla’s Speedtest site for
measuring internet
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likely in early
(possibly internal only) testing mode using the existing satellites on orbit.
The launch today also included a launch recovery attempt, using SpaceX’s “Ms. Chief” and “Ms. Tree”
ships at sea. SpaceX
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up in the ocean, but
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TABLE OF TITLES AND CHAPTERS
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TITLE 1 — STATE JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT |
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Judicial Department Generally |
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Judicial Retirement |
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Supreme Court |
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Court of Appeals |
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District Courts |
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Justice Courts |
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Municipal Courts |
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Juries |
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Attorneys and Counselors at Law |
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TITLE 2 — CIVIL PRACTICE |
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General Provisions |
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Limitation of Actions |
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Parties |
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Place of Trial |
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Commencement of Actions |
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Pleadings, Motions and Orders |
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Date of Trial; Trial by Jury; Masters |
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Judgments |
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Costs and Disbursements |
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Fees |
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Bonds and Undertakings; Deposits in Lieu Thereof |
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Enforcement of Judgments |
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Contempts |
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TITLE 3 — REMEDIES; SPECIAL ACTIONS AND PROCEEDINGS |
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General Provisions |
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Submitting a Controversy Without Action |
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Summary Proceedings |
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Declaratory Judgments |
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Attachment, Garnishment and Other Extraordinary Remedies |
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Enforcement of Obligations for Support of Children |
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Receivers |
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Injunctions; Protection Orders |
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Writs: Certiorari; Mandamus; Prohibition; Habeas Corpus |
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Quo Warranto |
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Provisional Remedies on Behalf of Defendant |
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Eminent Domain |
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Mediation and Arbitration |
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Partition of Real Property and Mining Claims |
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Actions and Proceedings in Particular Cases Concerning Property |
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Actions and Proceedings in Particular Cases Concerning Persons |
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Actions for Professional Negligence |
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Action Against Killer of Decedent for Forfeiture of Certain Property, Benefits and Rights |
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Damages |
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Judicial Confirmation |
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TITLE 4 — WITNESSES AND EVIDENCE |
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General Provisions; Judicial Notice; Presumptions |
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Admissibility Generally |
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Privileges |
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Witnesses |
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Hearsay |
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Documentary and Other Physical Evidence |
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Affidavits; Foreign Depositions |
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Corroborative Proof of Residence |
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Findings of Presumed Death |
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Tests of Biological Specimens |
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TITLE 5 — JUVENILE JUSTICE |
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General Provisions |
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General Administration |
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Procedure Before Adjudication |
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Procedure in Juvenile Proceedings |
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Disposition of Cases by Juvenile Court |
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Juvenile Sex Offenders |
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Administration of Probation |
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Records Related to Children |
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Interstate Compact for Juveniles |
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State Facilities for Detention of Children |
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TITLE 6 — JUSTICE COURTS AND CIVIL PROCEDURE THEREIN |
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Place of Trial |
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Trial by Jury |
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Judgments |
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Costs |
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Executions |
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Provisional Remedies |
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Bonds and Undertakings |
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Small Claims |
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Contempts |
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TITLE 7 — BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS; SECURITIES; COMMODITIES |
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General Provisions |
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State Business Portal |
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State Business Licenses |
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Model Registered Agents Act |
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Private Corporations |
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Close Corporations |
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Benefit Corporations |
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Foreign Corporations |
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Miscellaneous Organizations |
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Nonprofit Corporations |
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Solicitation of Contributions |
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Corporations Sole |
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Limited-Liability Companies |
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Partnerships |
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Uniform Limited Partnership Act |
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Business Trusts |
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Professional Entities and Associations |
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Securities (Uniform Act) |
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Commodities |
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Mergers, Conversions, Exchanges and Domestications |
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TITLE 8 — COMMERCIAL INSTRUMENTS AND TRANSACTIONS |
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Retail Installment Sales of Goods and Services |
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Debt Evidenced by Credit Card |
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Money of Account and Interest; Legal Investments |
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Special Relations of Debtor and Creditor; Suretyship |
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Joint Obligations (Uniform Act) |
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Interparty Agreements (Uniform Act) |
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Uniform Commercial Code — Original Articles |
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Uniform Commercial Code — Additional Articles |
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TITLE 9 — SECURITY INSTRUMENTS OF PUBLIC UTILITIES; MORTGAGES; DEEDS OF TRUST; OTHER LIENS |
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Security Instruments of Public Utilities |
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Real Mortgages |
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Deeds of Trust |
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Assignment of Rents (Uniform Act) |
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Statutory Liens |
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TITLE 10 — PROPERTY RIGHTS AND TRANSACTIONS |
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Estates in Property; Conveyancing and Recording |
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Fraudulent Transfers (Uniform Act) |
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Sales of Real Property |
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Homesteads |
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Common-Interest Ownership (Uniform Act) |
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Common-Interest Communities: Regulation of Community Managers and Other Personnel |
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Condominium Hotel Act |
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Condominiums |
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Discrimination in Housing; Landlord and Tenant |
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Landlord and Tenant: Dwellings |
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Landlord and Tenant: Manufactured Home Parks |
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Landlord and Tenant: Commercial Premises |
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Sale of Subdivided Land: Licensing and Regulation |
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Time Shares |
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Memberships in Campgrounds |
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Disclaimer of Property Interests (Uniform Act) |
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Unclaimed Property (Uniform Act) |
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TITLE 11 — DOMESTIC RELATIONS |
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Marriage |
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Domestic Partnerships |
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Rights of Married Couples |
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Premarital Agreements (Uniform Act) |
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Dissolution of Marriage |
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Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act |
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Obligation of Support |
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Custody and Visitation |
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Uniform Child Abduction Prevention Act |
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Parentage |
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Adoption of Children and Adults |
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Termination of Parental Rights |
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Minors’ Disabilities; Judicial Emancipation of Minors |
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Interjurisdictional Enforcement of Support |
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TITLE 12 — WILLS AND ESTATES OF DECEASED PERSONS |
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Wills |
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International Wills (Uniform Act) |
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Succession |
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Simultaneous Death (Uniform Act) |
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Probate of Wills and Petitions for Letters |
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Contests of Wills |
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Appointment of Personal Representatives |
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Appointment of Administrators |
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Special Administrators |
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Letters Generally; Changes in Administration |
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Oaths and Bonds |
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Powers and Duties of Personal Representatives |
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Inventory and Appraisement |
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Summary Administration of Estates |
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Support of Family; Small Estates |
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Presentation and Payment of Claims |
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Sales, Conveyances and Exchanges |
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Notes, Mortgages and Leases |
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Compensation and Accounting |
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Adjustments; Distribution and Discharge |
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Partition Before Discharge |
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Administration of Trusts; Estates for Life and Years |
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Escheats |
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Notices, Transfers, Orders, Procedure and Appeals |
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Administration of Estates of Missing Persons |
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TITLE 13 — GUARDIANSHIPS; CONSERVATORSHIPS; TRUSTS |
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General Provisions |
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Guardianship of Adults |
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Guardianship of Minors |
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Veterans’ Guardianship (Uniform Act) |
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Conservators for Members of the Armed Forces and Merchant Seamen |
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Fiduciaries |
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Power of Attorney for Financial Matters and Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care Decisions |
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Powers of Appointment (Uniform Act) |
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Trusts |
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Administration of Trusts |
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Trustees’ Accounting (Uniform Act) |
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Spendthrift Trusts |
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Custodial Trusts (Uniform Act) |
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Transfers to Minors (Uniform Act) |
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TITLE 14 — PROCEDURE IN CRIMINAL CASES |
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Preliminary Provisions |
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Prevention of Public Offenses |
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Proceedings to Commitment |
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Proceedings After Commitment and Before Indictment |
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Indictment and Information |
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Arraignment and Preparation for Trial |
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Trial |
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Judgment and Execution |
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Probation and Suspension of Sentence |
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Appeals and Remedies After Conviction |
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General Provisions |
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Special Proceedings of a Criminal Nature; Sealing Records of Criminal Proceedings; Rewards; Forms |
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Records of Criminal History and Information Relating to Public Safety |
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Statewide Registry of Sex Offenders and Offenders Convicted of a Crime Against a Child |
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Registration of Convicted Persons |
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Registration of Sex Offenders and Offenders Convicted of a Crime Against a Child |
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Indigent Defense Services |
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Justice Courts |
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TITLE 15 — CRIMES AND PUNISHMENTS |
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Persons Liable to Punishment for Crime |
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Parties to Crimes |
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Crimes Against the Sovereignty of This State |
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Crimes By and Against the Executive Power of This State |
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Crimes Against the Legislative Power |
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Crimes Against Public Justice |
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Crimes Against the Person |
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Crimes Against Public Decency and Good Morals |
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Crimes Against Public Health and Safety |
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Crimes Against the Public Peace |
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Crimes Against the Revenue and Property of This State |
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Crimes Against Property |
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Technological Crime Advisory Board |
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Malicious Mischief |
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Miscellaneous Crimes |
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TITLE 16 — CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS; AID TO VICTIMS OF CRIME |
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Department of Corrections |
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Local Facilities for Detention |
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Department of Alternative Sentencing |
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Offenses Relating to Prisons and Prisoners |
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Pardons and Paroles; Remissions of Fines and Commutations of Punishments |
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Interstate Corrections Compact |
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Aid to Certain Victims of Crime |
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TITLE 17 — STATE LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT |
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Legislative Department Generally |
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Legislative Districts |
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Legislators’ Retirement |
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Legislative Measures and Procedures |
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Legislative Investigations and Hearings; Legislative Commission and Other Committees |
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Legislative Counsel Bureau |
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Legislative Audits |
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Lobbying |
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Commissioners on Uniform State Laws |
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Nevada Youth Legislature |
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Revision of Statutes |
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TITLE 18 — STATE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT |
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Governor |
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Lieutenant Governor |
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Secretary of State |
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State Treasurer |
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State Controller |
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Attorney General |
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Economic Development, Tourism and Cultural Affairs |
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Nevada New Markets Jobs Act |
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State Departments |
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Appointments by the Governor to Public Bodies |
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Legislative Review of Public Agencies |
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Nevada Equal Rights Commission |
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Indian Affairs |
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Nevada Administrative Procedure Act |
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Organizations for the Promotion of Culture |
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State System of Communications |
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Governor’s Advisory Council on Education Relating to the Holocaust |
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Nevada Commission for Women |
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State and Local Governmental Boundaries |
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State Seal, Motto and Symbols; Gifts and Endowments |
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Holidays and Periods of Observance |
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Miscellaneous Provisions Applicable to Governmental Entities |
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Foreign Trade Zones and Trade Districts |
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Legal Notices and Advertisements |
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Public Records |
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Disclosure of Financial Records to Governmental Agencies |
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Disclosure of Personal Information to Governmental Agencies |
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Homeland Security |
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Notaries Public and Commissioned Abstracters |
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Document Preparation Services |
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Meetings of State and Local Agencies |
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Advisory Council for Prosecuting Attorneys |
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Information Services |
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TITLE 20 — COUNTIES AND TOWNSHIPS: FORMATION, GOVERNMENT AND OFFICERS |
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Counties: Creation; Boundaries; Seats; Abolishment |
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Counties: Government |
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Counties: Financing of Public Improvements |
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Counties: Officers and Employees Generally |
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County Clerks |
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County Recorders |
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Sheriffs |
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County Treasurers |
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County Assessors |
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County Auditors and Comptrollers |
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District Attorneys |
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Public Administrators and Guardians |
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County Engineers |
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County Surveyors |
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Townships |
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Constables |
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Coroners |
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County Public Defenders |
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TITLE 21 — CITIES AND TOWNS |
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Incorporation and Disincorporation of Cities and Towns |
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General Law for Incorporation of Cities and Towns |
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Commission Form of Municipal Government |
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Powers and Duties Common to Cities and Towns Incorporated Under General or Special Laws |
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Unincorporated Towns |
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Correction and Vacation of Plats |
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Joint Municipal Organizations |
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Foreign Municipal Corporations |
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TITLE 22 — COOPERATIVE AGREEMENTS BY PUBLIC AGENCIES; REGIONAL TRANSPORTATION COMMISSIONS; PLANNING AND ZONING; DEVELOPMENT AND REDEVELOPMENT |
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Local Improvements |
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Tourism Improvements |
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Economic Diversification |
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Zones for Economic Development |
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Cooperative Agreements: State, Counties, Cities, Districts and Other Public Agencies |
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Regional Transportation Commissions |
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Inland Port Authority Act |
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Planning and Zoning |
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Planned Development |
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Impact Fees for New Development |
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Tax Increment Areas |
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Redevelopment of Communities |
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Rehabilitation of Property in Residential Neighborhoods |
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Rehabilitation of Abandoned Residential Property |
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Metropolitan Police Departments |
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TITLE 23 — PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES |
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General Provisions |
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Ethics in Government |
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Official Bonds and Oaths |
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Resignations, Vacancies and Removals |
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State Personnel System |
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Awards to State Employees |
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Public Employees’ Retirement |
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Programs for Public Employees |
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Relations Between Governments and Public Employees |
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Peace Officers and Other Law Enforcement Personnel |
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TITLE 24 — ELECTIONS |
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Elections |
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Mechanical Voting Systems or Devices |
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City Elections |
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Uniformed Military and Overseas Absentee Voters Act |
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Campaign Practices |
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Certain State and Local Ballot Questions |
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Presidential Electors and Elections |
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Election of United States Senators and Representatives |
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Recall of Public Officers |
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TITLE 25 — PUBLIC ORGANIZATIONS FOR COMMUNITY SERVICE |
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Control of Special Districts |
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Local Improvement Districts |
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Housing Authorities |
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General Improvement Districts |
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Parks, Trails and Open Space Districts |
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Assistance to Finance Housing |
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Districts for Maintenance of Roads |
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TITLE 26 — PUBLIC LANDS |
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Administration, Control and Transfer of State Lands |
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Use of State Lands |
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Exchange of State Lands |
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Lands Under Carey Act |
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Municipalities Located on Public Lands |
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Possessory Actions Concerning Public Lands |
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Nevada Coordinate System; Geographic Names |
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Federal Lands |
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Perpetuation of Corners |
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TITLE 27 — PUBLIC PROPERTY AND PURCHASING |
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Administration and Control of State Buildings, Grounds and Properties |
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Purchasing: Local Governments |
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Purchasing: State |
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State Performance Contracts for Operating Cost-Savings Measures |
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Purchasing: Generally |
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Fleet Services Division |
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TITLE 28 — PUBLIC WORKS AND PLANNING |
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Public Works |
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Contractors’ Bonds on Public Works |
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Eminent Domain: Expeditious Procedure |
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State Public Works Division |
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Acquisition of Real Property and Assistance in Relocation |
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TITLE 29 — STATE PRINTING AND PUBLICATIONS |
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State Printing |
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State Publications |
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TITLE 30 — PUBLIC BORROWING AND OBLIGATIONS |
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Registration of Public Securities |
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Issuance of Private Activity Bonds |
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State Obligations |
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Municipal Obligations |
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Purchase of Municipal and Revenue Securities by State |
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Facsimile Signatures of Public Officials (Uniform Act) |
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TITLE 31 — PUBLIC FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION |
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State Financial Administration |
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Internal Accounting and Administrative Control |
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College Savings Programs and Education Savings Accounts |
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Collection of Debts Owed to State Agency |
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Local Financial Administration |
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Public Investments |
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Depositories of Public Money and Securities |
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Submission of False Claims to State or Local Government |
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Nevada Advisory Council on Federal Assistance |
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TITLE 32 — REVENUE AND TAXATION |
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General Provisions |
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Administration of Certain Taxes and Fees on Fuels |
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Sales and Use Tax Administration |
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Property Tax |
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Taxes on Agricultural Real Property and Open Space |
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Taxes on Patented Mines and Proceeds of Minerals |
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Business Tax: Financial Institutions and Mining |
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Business Tax |
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Commerce Tax |
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License Taxes |
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Taxes on Certain Fuels for Motor Vehicles and Aircraft |
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Tax on Special Fuel |
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Tax on Live Entertainment |
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Intoxicating Liquor: Licenses and Taxes |
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Tobacco: Licenses and Taxes; Supervision of Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers |
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Manufacturers of Tobacco Products |
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Governmental Services Tax |
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Sales and Use Taxes |
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Tax on Controlled Substances |
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Taxes on Passenger Carriers |
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County Taxes on Fuel |
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Local School Support Tax |
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Local Tax for Extraordinary Maintenance, Repair or Improvement of School Facilities |
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Taxes on Transfers of Real Property |
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Tax on Estates |
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Generation-Skipping Transfer Tax |
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Taxes for Development of Open-Space Land |
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City-County Relief Tax |
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Taxes for Miscellaneous Special Purposes |
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Tax for Infrastructure |
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Tax for School Capital Projects |
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TITLE 33 — LIBRARIES; MUSEUMS; HISTORIC PRESERVATION |
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State Library, Archives and Public Records |
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State Historical Records Advisory Board |
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Public Libraries |
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Law Libraries |
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State Council on Libraries and Literacy |
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State Museums |
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Historic Preservation and Archeology |
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Historic Districts |
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TITLE 34 — EDUCATION |
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State Administrative Organization |
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Accountability of Public Schools |
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Nevada Interscholastic Activities Association |
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Local Administrative Organization |
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Financial Support of School System |
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System of Public Instruction |
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Charter Schools |
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Achievement Charter Schools |
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University Schools for Profoundly Gifted Pupils |
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Alternative School Choices |
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Education of Children in Foster Care |
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Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children |
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Alternative School Management |
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Programs of Education for Incarcerated Persons |
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Academics and Textbooks |
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Testing of Pupils and Graduation |
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Personnel |
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Training, Professional Development and Incentives |
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Pupils |
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School Property |
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Private Educational Institutions and Establishments |
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Nevada System of Higher Education |
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Western Regional Education Compact |
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Intercollegiate Athletics |
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Revised Uniform Athlete Agents Act |
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Interstate Compact for Education |
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P-20W Research Data System Advisory Committee |
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TITLE 35 — HIGHWAYS; ROADS; BRIDGES; PARKS |
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County Roads, Highways and Bridges |
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Road Districts |
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Control and Preservation of Public Highways |
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State Parks and Monuments |
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Highways, Roads and Transportation Facilities |
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Beautification of Highways |
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TITLE 36 — MILITARY AFFAIRS AND CIVIL EMERGENCIES |
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State Militia |
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Civil Air Patrol |
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Emergency Management |
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Nevada Intrastate Mutual Aid System |
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Emergency Management Assistance Compact |
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Emergency Volunteer Health Practitioners (Uniform Act) |
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Emergencies Concerning Water or Energy |
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TITLE 37 — VETERANS; PRIVILEGES, BENEFITS AND RECOGNITION RELATED TO MILITARY SERVICE |
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Veterans’ Services and Honorary Recognition Related to Military Service |
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Reemployment of Veterans |
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Recording of Certificates of Honorable Discharge |
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TITLE 38 — PUBLIC WELFARE |
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Health Care Financing and Policy |
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Welfare and Supportive Services |
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Foster Homes for Children |
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Support of Dependent Children |
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Persons With Disabilities |
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Services to Aging Persons and Persons With Disabilities |
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Indigent Persons |
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Family Resource Centers |
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Public Services for Children |
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Services and Facilities for Care of Children |
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Protection of Children From Abuse and Neglect |
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TITLE 39 — MENTAL HEALTH |
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General Provisions |
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Admission to Mental Health Facilities or Programs of Community-Based or Outpatient Services; Hospitalization |
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Additional Provisions Relating to Children |
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Community Mental Health Programs |
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Persons with Intellectual Disabilities and Developmental Disabilities |
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Applied Behavior Analysis |
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TITLE 40 — PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY |
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Administration of Public Health |
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Planning for the Provision of Health Care |
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Restraining Costs of Health Care |
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Vital Statistics |
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Infectious Diseases; Toxic Agents |
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Maternal and Child Health; Abortion |
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Sanitation |
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Programs for Recycling |
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Water Controls |
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Air Pollution |
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Environmental Requirements; Cleanup of Discharged Petroleum |
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Environmental Covenants (Uniform Act) |
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Food Establishments |
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Public Accommodations |
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Medical Facilities and Other Related Entities |
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Care and Rights of Patients |
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County Hospitals and Hospital Districts |
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Emergency Medical Services |
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Dead Bodies |
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Cemeteries |
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Controlled Substances |
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Medical Use of Marijuana |
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Prescription Drug Donation Program |
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Good Samaritan Drug Overdose Act |
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Regulation and Taxation of Marijuana |
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Poisons; Dangerous Drugs and Hypodermics |
|
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Excavations and High-Voltage Lines |
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Safety of Participants in Outdoor Sports |
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Recreational Parks |
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Boilers, Elevators and Pressure Vessels |
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Cancer |
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Abuse of Alcohol and Drugs |
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Prevention and Treatment of Problem Gambling |
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Hazardous Materials |
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Generators of Electricity |
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Human Blood, Blood Products and Body Parts |
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Manufactured Buildings |
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Mobile Homes and Parks |
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TITLE 41 — GAMING; HORSE RACING; SPORTING EVENTS |
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Lotteries |
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Licensing and Control of Gaming |
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Gaming Employees’ Labor Organizations |
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Supervision of Certain Gaming Establishments |
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Pari-Mutuel Wagering |
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Crimes and Liabilities Concerning Gaming |
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Horse Racing |
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Unarmed Combat |
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TITLE 42 — PROTECTION FROM FIRE; EXPLOSIVES |
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State Forester Firewarden |
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Fire Protection Districts Receiving Federal Aid |
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County Fire Protection Districts |
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Crimes and Responsibilities Concerning Fires |
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Explosives and Inflammable Materials |
|
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State Fire Marshal |
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TITLE 43 — PUBLIC SAFETY; VEHICLES; WATERCRAFT |
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Administration of Laws Relating to Public Safety |
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Administration of Laws Relating to Motor Vehicles |
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Transportation on Highways (Multistate Agreement) |
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Motor Vehicles and Trailers: Licensing, Registration, Sales and Leases |
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Autonomous Vehicles |
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Drivers’ Licenses; Driving Schools and Driving Instructors |
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Traffic Laws |
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Traffic Laws Generally |
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Rules of the Road |
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Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol or a Prohibited Substance |
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Equipment, Inspections and Size, Weight and Load of Vehicles |
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Crashes and Reports of Crashes |
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Motor Vehicles: Insurance and Financial Responsibility |
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Motorcycles and Similar Vehicles |
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Alternative Fuels; Clean-Burning Fuels |
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Repair, Removal and Disposal of Vehicles |
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Watercraft |
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Manufactured Homes; Mobile Homes and Similar Vehicles; Factory-Built Housing |
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Off-Highway Vehicles |
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TITLE 44 — AERONAUTICS |
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General Provisions |
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State Airports |
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City and County Airports; Acquisition of Property |
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Municipal Airports |
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Zoning |
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Skydiving Businesses |
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TITLE 45 — WILDLIFE |
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Administration and Enforcement |
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Licenses, Tags and Permits |
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Hunting, Fishing and Trapping; Miscellaneous Protective Measures |
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Management and Propagation |
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Fur Dealers |
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Wildlife Violator Compact |
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TITLE 46 — MINES, MINERALS, OIL AND GAS |
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Inspection and Safety of Mines |
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Commission on Mineral Resources |
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Bureau of Mines and Geology |
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Mining Oversight and Accountability Commission |
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Mining Claims, Mill Sites and Tunnel Rights |
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Purchase, Assaying and Recovery of Ores |
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Reclamation of Land Subject to Mining Operations or Exploration Projects |
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Mining Corporations and Partnerships |
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Oil and Gas |
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TITLE 47 — FORESTRY; FOREST PRODUCTS AND FLORA |
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Protection and Preservation of Timbered Lands, Trees and Flora |
|
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Forest Practice and Reforestation |
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TITLE 48 — WATER |
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State Engineer |
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Adjudication of Vested Water Rights; Appropriation of Public Waters |
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Underground Water and Wells |
|
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Geothermal Resources |
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Dissolved Mineral Resources |
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Dams and Other Obstructions |
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Ditches, Canals, Flumes and Other Conduits |
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Navigable Waters |
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Interstate Waters, Compacts and Commissions |
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Irrigation Districts |
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Planning and Development of Water Resources |
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Regional Planning and Management |
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Water Conservancy Districts |
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Control of Floods |
|
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Modification of Weather |
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TITLE 49 — AGRICULTURE |
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Agricultural Districts and Associations |
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Conservation |
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Extension Work in Agriculture, Home Economics and Rural Welfare |
|
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State 4-H Camp |
|
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Fairs and Exhibits |
|
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Bees and Apiaries |
|
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Demonstration Farms and Plots |
|
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Quarantines of Agricultural Commodities |
|
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Control of Insects, Pests and Noxious Weeds |
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Garlic and Onions |
|
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Industrial Hemp |
|
|
TITLE 50 — ANIMALS |
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State Department of Agriculture |
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Sheep |
|
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Promotion of Livestock |
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Brands and Marks |
|
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Inspection of Brands |
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Inspection and Possession of Hides and Carcasses |
|
|
Noxious and Predatory Animals; Property-Destroying Birds |
|
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Grazing and Ranging |
|
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Estrays and Livestock |
|
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Diseased Animals |
|
|
Public Sales of Livestock |
|
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Cruelty to Animals: Prevention and Penalties |
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Miscellaneous Provisions; Collection of Taxes |
|
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Livestock and Farm Products: Dealers, Brokers, Commission Merchants, Cash Buyers and Agents; Alternative Livestock |
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Animal Remedies, Veterinary Biologics and Pharmaceuticals |
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TITLE 51 — FOOD AND OTHER COMMODITIES: PURITY; STANDARDS; WEIGHTS AND MEASURES; MARKETING |
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Weights and Measures |
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Public Weighmasters |
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Meat, Fish, Produce, Poultry and Eggs |
|
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Dairy Products |
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Food, Drugs and Cosmetics: Adulteration; Labels; Brands |
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Nevada Pesticides Act |
|
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Agricultural Products and Seeds |
|
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Commercial Fertilizers and Agricultural Minerals |
|
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Motor Vehicle Fuel, Petroleum Products and Antifreeze |
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TITLE 52 — TRADE REGULATIONS AND PRACTICES |
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Miscellaneous Trade Regulations and Prohibited Acts |
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Deceptive Trade Practices |
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Unfair Trade Practices |
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Equal Opportunity for Credit |
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Consumer Reporting |
|
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Unfair Lending Practices |
|
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Solicitation to Purchase Land |
|
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Solicitation by Telephone |
|
|
Trademarks, Trade Names and Service Marks |
|
|
Trade Secrets (Uniform Act) |
|
|
Insignia and Names of Organizations |
|
|
Doing Business Under Assumed or Fictitious Name |
|
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Computers |
|
|
Security and Privacy of Personal Information |
|
|
Deferred Deposit Loans, High-Interest Loans, Title Loans and Check-Cashing Services |
|
|
Refund Anticipation Loans |
|
|
TITLE 53 — LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS |
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Directory of Newly Hired Employees |
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|
Labor Commissioner |
|
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Compensation, Wages and Hours |
|
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Employment of Minors |
|
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Apprenticeships |
|
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Employment Agencies and Offices |
|
|
Unemployment Compensation |
|
|
Employment Practices |
|
|
Organized Labor and Labor Disputes |
|
|
Vocational Rehabilitation |
|
|
Industrial Insurance: Administration |
|
|
Industrial Insurance: Insurers; Liability for Provision of Coverage |
|
|
Industrial Insurance: Benefits for Injuries or Death |
|
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Industrial Insurance: Prohibited Acts; Penalties; Prosecution |
|
|
Occupational Diseases |
|
|
Occupational Safety and Health |
|
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TITLE 54 — PROFESSIONS, OCCUPATIONS AND BUSINESSES |
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General Provisions Governing Regulatory Bodies |
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Administrative Procedure Before Certain Regulatory Bodies |
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Architects, Interior Designers and Residential Designers |
|
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Landscape Architects |
|
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Contractors |
|
|
Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors |
|
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Environmental Health Specialists |
|
|
Construction Controls |
|
|
Accountants |
|
|
Financial Planners |
|
|
Private Professional Guardians |
|
|
Healing Arts Generally |
|
|
Interstate Medical Licensure Compact |
|
|
Physicians, Physician Assistants, Medical Assistants, Perfusionists and Practitioners of Respiratory Care |
|
|
Homeopathic Physicians, Advanced Practitioners of Homeopathy and Homeopathic Assistants |
|
|
Dentistry and Dental Hygiene |
|
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Nursing |
|
|
Osteopathic Medicine |
|
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Chiropractic Physicians and Chiropractors’ Assistants |
|
|
Doctors of Oriental Medicine |
|
|
Podiatric Physicians and Podiatry Hygienists |
|
|
Optometry |
|
|
Dispensing Opticians |
|
|
Audiologists, Speech-Language Pathologists and Hearing Aid Specialists |
|
|
Veterinary Medicine; Euthanasia Technicians |
|
|
Pharmacists and Pharmacy |
|
|
Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants and Physical Therapist Technicians |
|
|
Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy Assistants |
|
|
Athletic Trainers |
|
|
Massage Therapists |
|
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Music Therapists |
|
|
Dietitians |
|
|
Psychologists, Behavior Analysts, Assistant Behavior Analysts and Autism Behavior Interventionists |
|
|
Marriage and Family Therapists and Clinical Professional Counselors |
|
|
Social Workers |
|
|
Alcohol, Drug and Gambling Counselors |
|
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Funeral Directors, Funeral Arrangers and Embalmers; Operators of Funeral Establishments, Direct Cremation Facilities, Cemeteries and Crematories |
|
|
Barbers and Barbering |
|
|
Cosmetology (Replaced in Revision by Chapter 644A of NRS) |
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Cosmetology |
|
|
Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons |
|
|
Escrow Agencies and Agents |
|
|
Mortgage Brokers and Mortgage Agents |
|
|
Appraisers of Real Estate and Appraisal Management Companies |
|
|
Inspectors of Structures and Energy Auditors |
|
|
Mortgage Bankers |
|
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Mortgage Lending and Related Professions |
|
|
Exchange Facilitators |
|
|
Asset Management Companies and Asset Managers |
|
|
Pawnbrokers |
|
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Dealers in Junk and Secondhand Materials; Scrap Metal Processors |
|
|
Private Investigators, Private Patrol Officers, Polygraphic Examiners, Process Servers, Repossessors, Dog Handlers and Registered Employees |
|
|
Collection Agencies |
|
|
Public Accommodations |
|
|
Medical Laboratories |
|
|
Administrators of Facilities for Long-Term Care |
|
|
Locksmiths and Safe Mechanics |
|
|
Certified Court Reporters; Court Reporting Firms |
|
|
Interpreters and Realtime Captioning Providers |
|
|
TITLE 55 — BANKS AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS |
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General Provisions |
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Supervision and Control |
|
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Organization and Licensing of Banks |
|
|
Branch Offices; Electronic Terminals; Automated Tellers |
|
|
Organizational Requirements |
|
|
Powers and Miscellaneous Provisions |
|
|
Deposits |
|
|
Withdrawals and Collections |
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Liquidation and Reorganization |
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Prohibited Practices and Penalties |
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Trust Companies |
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TITLE 57 — INSURANCE |
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Commissioner of Insurance |
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Authorization of Insurers and General Requirements |
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Fees and Taxes |
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Fund for Insurance Administration and Enforcement |
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Kinds of Insurance; Limits on Risk; Reinsurance |
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Assets and Liabilities |
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Investments |
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Deposits |
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Persons Involved in Sale or Administration of Insurance |
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Insurance Consultants |
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Adjusters |
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Appraisers of Physical Damage to Motor Vehicles |
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Nonadmitted Insurance |
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Unauthorized Insurers; Prohibitions, Process and Advertising |
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Trade Practices and Frauds; Financing of Premiums |
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Rates and Essential Insurance |
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Nevada Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association |
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Insurance Guaranty Association |
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Contracts of Insurance |
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Interstate Insurance Product Regulation Compact |
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Life Insurance and Annuity Contracts |
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Group Life Insurance |
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Viatical Settlements |
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Payment of Benefits Upon Death of Insured |
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Funeral and Burial Services |
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Individual Health Insurance |
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Group and Blanket Health Insurance |
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Health Insurance for Small Employers |
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Credit Insurance |
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Casualty Insurance |
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Service Contracts |
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Guaranteed Asset Protection Waivers |
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Property Insurance |
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Sureties |
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Credit Personal Property Insurance |
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Portable Electronics Insurance |
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Title Insurance |
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Formation and Capitalization of Domestic Stock and Mutual Insurers; Financing of Insurers and Holding Companies |
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Holding Companies |
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Corporate Powers and Procedures of Domestic Stock and Mutual Insurers |
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Continuity of Management During Emergency Resulting From Attack |
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Trading of Equity Securities by Insiders |
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Reciprocal Insurers |
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Captive Insurers |
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Fraternal Benefit Societies |
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Nonprofit Corporations for Hospital, Medical and Dental Service |
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Health Maintenance Organizations |
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Plans for Dental Care |
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Liability Risk Retention |
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Prepaid Limited Health Service Organizations |
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Managed Care |
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Medical Discount Plans |
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Silver State Health Insurance Exchange |
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Persons Who Facilitate Enrollment in Certain Qualified Health Plans |
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Motor Clubs |
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Delinquent Insurers: Conservation, Rehabilitation and Liquidation |
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Administrative Supervision of Insurers |
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Businesses Related to Bail |
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Energy Policy |
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Energy-Related Tax Incentives |
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Renewable Energy Programs |
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Energy Assistance |
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Public Utilities Commission of Nevada |
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Regulation of Public Utilities Generally |
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Facilities Placed Underground |
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Providers of New Electric Resources |
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Railroads and Monorails |
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Motor Carriers |
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Transportation Network Companies |
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Autonomous Vehicle Network Companies |
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Telecommunications |
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Oil Pipelines |
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Franchises by Local Governments |
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Utilities Owned by Local Governments |
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Video Service |
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Storage of Household Goods and Effects |
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TITLE 59 — ELECTRONIC RECORDS AND TRANSACTIONS |
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Electronic Transactions (Uniform Act) |
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Digital Signatures |
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Electronic Legal Material (Uniform Act) |
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Fiduciary Access to Digital Assets (Uniform Act) |
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to the
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Table of Contents
for
There are a number
of ways to navigate the Monroe County History and Genealogy (MCHG) web
site. One way is to go to the home page that
has a series of buttons that will take you
to various sections and pages of the site.
Another is to use the list/index of the most frequently used sections
that is included at the bottom of most pages on the site. Below is still another option. This Table of Contents (TOC) is designed to
provide at a glance all of the sections and pages on this site. It has the advantage of showing how the
various sections and pages are related.
By clicking on any blue highlighted item in the TOC, you will be
transported to that item. By clicking on
the term Table of Contents in the Short-cut Table of Contents found at the
bottom of each web-page, you can return to this TOC.
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments individuals who have earned special recognition
by MCHG
Major Contributors to Web Site
individuals making a major contribution to the MCHG web site
Administration Items of administration relating to the MCHG
Maps a selection of several maps for getting to and
about in
Modifications
listing of significant changes made to the MCHG website, by date of change
Books a selection of books
containing
Books on CDs several dozen Monroe County
Record books photographed and put on CDs are available
CDs Monroe County Record
Books available on CDs
CD Indices alphabetical and computer searchable
indexes of Monroe County Record Books on CDs are online
Cemeteries databases for the 225 or more cemeteries found in
Monroe County Cemeteries Listed by Cemetery Name
Monroe County Cemeteries Listed by Township
Specific Cemeteries descriptions,
directions for finding, grave inventories, and some pictures
Death Records several thousand death records
of Monroe Countians
Databases informational databases
available at MCHG
Belmont County, Ohio
1811 Tax Records
Belmont County, Ohio
1812 Tax Records
Monroe
County, Ohio 1821 Tax Records
Latitude/Longitude
Coordinates of Selected Sites
Adding Lat/Long Data
to add data to the database, consult this section
1890 Veterans Census, Monroe County, Ohio;
Monroe
Countians in the 7th WV Infantry
e-mail
e-mail address for this website
Family Trees, Family Tree
Books, Family Tree Websites, etc.
Biographical Sketches bio-sketches of
individuals
Books books of interest to
Family Trees family trees available on the
MCHG web site
Web Sites a list of other
web sites containing family trees and genealogical information
History a history of
Index of Books on CDs online indices of Monroe County Record Books on CDs
Latitude & Longitudes of
Geographical Sites precise location of sites such as towns, graves, buildings, etc.
Links -- to other web sites, excluding family tree web sites (For links to
other Family Tree web sites, click here)
Maps maps of places of
interest and importance in
Directions to MCC of OGS monthly meetings maps to Monroe County
Public Library
Directions to MCHS monthly meetings maps to Department of
Health and
Ohio Map (eastern half of state) 1815
Marriages, etc. includes births,
reunions, special events, etc. but no obituaries (see obituaries below)
BioSketches biographical sketches of
BioSketches biographical sketches by surname,
grouped by Township
History a description and history
of
Maps maps of places of
interest and importance in
Organization
of Monroe County a chronology of the original organization of
Photos photos of important
places, events and people of
Settlements early settlements in
Settlers initial settlers in
Monroe County
Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical Society (MCC of OGS)
Monroe
County Historical Society (MCHS)
Obituaries alphabetical listing of
several hundred deaths obituaries arranged by year of death
Photos pictures of people,
places and things
Ancestors pictures pictures of known
ancestors
Bridges
photos and locations of four remaining covered bridges in
Churches
listing of many of the churches of
Family Tree Searches special focus on specific family searches plus
photos of unknown family members
Schools
& Classes photos of many one-room and later
schools and photos of classes of students
Towns
people, buildings, stories, histories, of a number of
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Unknown
pictures of ancestors, places, and events in search of identification
Queries collection of queries
arranged by surname (combined with Surnames below)
Query Form online query form
Special Notices,
Announcements, and Miscellany special information on this site not otherwise
classified
Stories a collection of articles
and interesting stories relating to
Surnames collection of surnames
and queries arranged by surname (combined with Queries above)
Surname Form online surname form submit
your surname request directly online
Time-Line a graphical presentation
of the chronology of development of
Web
Sites
selected web sites with possible useful data and information for
Wills the text of several
selected wills prepared by
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