What is the difference between the Alabama code of professional responibility, and The ABA Model Code?
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Not sure I understand the question.  Basically, the only one that is binding in Alabama is the Alabama Code.  APA Model Codes are examples of laws that the American Bar Assocation recommends that states adopt.  Often, state legislatures adopt model codes exactly as written.  Sometimes state legitlatures adopt parts of the model codes.  And sometimes state legislatures dont follow the model code at all.  I do not know which stance the Alabama legislature has taken.
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Michigan Statutes Annotated.\nThis is another commercially-published (by Lexis Law Publishing) version of the Michigan statutes, containing the same statutory law organized by subject matter.
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Good Luck Bro.  Your talking about Federal, State, County, and Municipal buildings codes.  Your best bet is to contact your local Code Enforcement offical.  That's free as opposed to getting a lawyer at this point.
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It is basically only used in the legal profession.  For instance, you would look up Title 38 USC (United States Code) §3.104(a) and that would tell you where to find whatever that section says.
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Probably nothing but a die shrink. The "A" is the newer one, and the non "A" is going to be obsolete. You should be able to use the same programmer. For more info go to www.microchip.com
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Different laws for different states.
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Wow. I thought this would be easy, but Oklahoma's official web site is definitely NOT OK.\n\nYou can call the Consumer Protection office in the OK Attorney General's office, or find a library with the state laws and look up the Uniform Commercial Code, Article 2 (usually), which governs sales and warranties. Try to use an annotated set of the laws, so there are summaries of cases decided using each section. There may be separate Attorney General or other regulations on "lifetime warranties" as there are in MA, but you will not be able to find them through the official web site.
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See the below link for a concise discussion of the difference.  But it's not specific to Missouri.
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I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure that rule only applies to Louisana because they have a different legal system there then the rest of the country. It’s called the Louisiana Civil Code; it’s similar to the Napoleonic Code. It’s the only state in the union with this system.
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The Maine State Bar Association (MSBA) has no role in the admission of people to the practice of law and no role in the regulation or discipline of lawyers, according to their website.  \n\nInstead, you should contact the Maine Board of Overseers of the Bar.  The Board regulates the conduct of lawyers by enforcing the Maine Bar Rules adopted by the Court. The purpose of the Bar Rules is provide appropriate standards for attorneys with respect to their practice of the profession of law, including, but not limited to their relationship with their clients, the general public, other members of the legal profession, the courts and other agencies of this State.  Under the Bar Rules, the Board appoints Bar Counsel who investigates alleged misconduct by lawyers and, when authorized to do so by a reviewing panel of the Grievance Commission, litigates grievance complaints at public disciplinary proceedings.
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This question can easly be answered by an attorney if you have the code you must have all ready be advised are have looked into this matter through the law library.\nMy suggestion to you answer your question is to do this I wish you the best of luck in your adventure.
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It is the same statute or case, but located in a different place.  For example, an immigration law can be cited under the administrative statute and under the federal statute.  They will have different section numbers. (INA Section 103 is the same as 8 USC 1103)
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Well, they both take a lot of time! And, I must see the algorithm of (....;)! When both take a lot of time, We should check the one which takes the less time! If both takes the same time, we should choose the one which takes less space (Memory space I mean) But generally, Prefer the 2nd one! I think we should try to use a general code or function in the second choice! If there isn't a general rule, then, I prefer using the 1st one, cause it takes less memory and the lines of codes will be less I suppose...
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ABA is the bank's number.\nIts the automated banking Access number.\n\nIts an identifier so you know which bank and branch you are dealing with.
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Try Findlaw.com, look under Statutes and then Illinois. Search the statutes for what you are looking for. If it's not there contact your library and have them do a search. \n\nThe particular code at issue may be a county or city ordinance rather than a state statute, hence, you may want to contact your local code enforcement.
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There are different bar code standards, some of them are:\n\nEAN/UPC (ISO/IEC 15420)\nCode 128 (ISO/IEC 15417)\nCode 39 (ISO/IEC 16388)\nInterleaved 2-of-5 (ISO/IEC 16390)\nPDF417 (ISO/IEC 15438)\nMaxicode (ISO/IEC 16023)\nData Matrix (ISO/IEC 16022)\nQR Code (ISO/IEC 18004)\n\nThe most common is EAN/UPC.  Information on decoding it can be found here:\nhttp://electronics.howstuffworks.com/upc4.htm\n\nI hope this info helps, as instructions on each type would be exteremely exhausting to type out.
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The United States Codes (which is the official name of federal laws) is available on many websites.\n\nFindLaw is one of the easier to navigate.