What is  the  holmes law?
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I suspect that you are referring to Oliver Wendell Holmes and his noted approach to the law its roots in the Common Law, and the judges’ role in Common Law evolution.  Following are some words about that book and more detail is available at the source link:.  \n\nIn 1881 Holmes published "The Common Law," based on the Lowell Lectures he had delivered the year before. Though more praised than read, the book is unique in being simultaneously a history of the common law of England and America, a theory of why it had evolved as it had, and a philosophy of what law is.\n\nIf the legal systems of Europe based on Roman law are like the French language, all codified by some Academy and with, in principle, a right answer to every stylistic question, the common law of England grew up rather like the English language. Some authorities were more prestigious than others and there were general points on which everyone could agree, but the common law, like the language of the people who lived under it, allowed for numerous decision-makers and incremental innovations, which might survive in practice or be rejected. Judges made the common law, basing their opinions on the opinions of other judges, citing principles so ancient that the memory of man ran not to the contrary. Even today, when most important areas of law have been summarized in civil and criminal codes, still the codes usually just adopt one or another set of common law rules. And when judges in common law countries interpret those statutes, they look first to the opinions of other judges rather than at the text itself.
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BRETT! Though it's sad he died and such, he's really the best Holmes. Nevermind scary Holmesslash that derives from his actions alone... Though, his major problem is he's /too/ tic-y. There is such a thing.
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This could very well be an application of chaos theory (the predictability of random events).  Although as the cables generally find themselves getting messed up, I think this is better described as an application of Murphy's Law.\n\nMurphy's Law, stated mathematically, is "1 plus 1 hardly ever equals 2", or in simpler terms, "If anything can screw up, it will screw up".  This law affects everything from household cables to the antennae of interplanetary probes (as the Galileo team found out when the probe's hi-gain antenna refused to deploy after launch, despite careful design and planning).
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hess%27_law
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The Science of Mind takes the best of truth wherever it finds it; it assimilates the common thread that runs through virtually all spiritual (religious) teaching (The Golden Rule); it seeks to discover the unity within all living things, and all teachings.  The Science of Mind is open to change, to growth, to expansion of its principles, that there is one Life, that Life is God, that Life is perfect, and that Life is our life, now.\n\nReligious Science (United Church of Religious Science/Religious Science International), was founded by Ernest Holmes, author of The Science of Mind; Holmes spent all his life in seeking and finding the innate oneness he knew lay within all teaching.  He envisioned and sensed, and communed, with the one Mind, the one Life, that he felt was everywhere present, in and through and as, all life.  One of his most famous declarations is: "There is a Power in the Universe greater than you are, and you can use It."\n\nType "The Science of Mind" in your SEARCH box...you'll see the official website.\n\nReligious Science International actually is a result of a split in the organization; an occurance that Holmes regretted deeply.
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Law- to provide a acceptable outcome to the majority. It can not sit well with the minority. \n\nEither way some people lose.
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Actually lemon law is a law 4 defective cars but as such u r concernd lemon law is 4 cars defeccted by a blown off comp chip in a car which is reused in small applances like juicer mixer etc etc bla bla
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The full title is the Holmes Youthful Trainee Act. It provides that if someone between 17 and 20 years old pleads guilty to most crimes (the exceptions include criems punishable by life in prison, traffic violations, controlled substance violations, etc.), the judge can declare him a "youthful trainee," which means he/she is assigned to a facility for vocational training. When they finish their sentence they are released and no conviction is ever entered on their record. At any point the judge can decide to revoke the youthful trainee status, meaning that they are automatically convicted and the conviction is entered on their record. The time they spent in the facility is deducted from any sentence they receive. The full law is in sections 762.11-15 at the site below.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=law+of+negligence
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John Holmes had the biggest.
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law,history,sci and philosophy
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Try http://www.law.upenn.edu/library/ulc/ulc.htm
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"There is a principle which is a bar against all information, which is proof against all arguments and which can not fail to keep a man in everlasting ignorance-that principle is contempt prior to investigation."\n     --HERBERT SPENCER
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The law is set up so that people can get a fair trial through the decisions of a jury of your peers, however I am not sure that it has ever been the case. Trials that I have been involved with hasn't seemed very fair to me.
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The Watson Law, named after Diane Watson, requires dentists to issue a fact sheet about the risks and presence of mercury in dental fillings to their patients who receive such fillings.\n\nThe law has been passed in California, though she was unable to get a similar law passed federally.\n\nApparently, the state Dental Board has simply not acted on the law, despite it being the law -- even after one board was dissolved for failing to act.\n\nSo while the law is in effect, and has been passed in Cal., consumers have not yet had the direct benefit of the law's enactment.
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Biot-Savart Law. Look it up.
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"Law to put something into circulation, especially counterfeit money or a forgery, under the pretense that it is genuine."\nThis is the definition in the dictionary, but it doesn't make too much sense to me.