What is a Ginther Hearing?
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An evidentiary hearing to determine whether the factual basis existed to support a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel is called a Ginther hearing in Michigan.\n\nIn People v. Ginther, 390 Mich. 436 (1973), the Michigan Supreme Court held that:\nA defendant who wishes to advance claims that depend on matters not of record can properly be required to seek at the trial court level an evidentiary hearing for the purpose of establishing his claims with evidence as a precondition to invoking the processes of the appellate\ncourts except in the rare case where the record manifestly shows that judge would refuse a hearing; in such a case the defendant should seek on appeal, not a reversal of his conviction, but an order directing the trial court to conduct the needed hearing.
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Dear Friend,\n\nJudges generally have discretion to recuse themselves from hearing any case in which they have a personal interest.  For example, if a family member, or the judge's church, or the company she worked with for decades came before her, the judge can and should ask another judge to take the case.  Certainly if the judge herself is a litigant, she cannot hear her own case.\n\nGenerally speaking, trial courts do have to hear whatever are filed in front of them.  Which particular judge hears which case is for the judges to decide.  Mostly this is done through random assignment to keep things fair.  However, for example, senior federal trial judges have the ability to say they don't want to take a particular sort of case... for example, criminal cases.  And if a judge has too crowded a docket, she can work with the clerk to have certain cases reassigned.  \n\nIntermediate appeallate courts usually hear everything as well, although they can decide for themselves whether to do so in panels of just a few judges -- or en banc, which means a hearing before all the judges of a certain area.  \n\nIt's not quite true that state supreme courts and the USSC have absolute discretion which cases to hear.  For example, death penalty cases are often appealed as of right to state supreme courts.  And the USSC is the only place that certain disputes, like those between sovereign States, can be heard.  But generally speaking those judges do have a LOT more say over which cases they hear.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nYour Friend, \nFrancesois
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Could be inner ear or high blood pressure
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This site:  http://www.nidcd.nih.gov/health/voice/auditory.asp\n\nIs the best resource for this question.  There is no need to quote it, and just please go read it :)
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Yes I have , don't be like me.Go to the doctor and get it taken care of .  I now have no hearing and that ear.this is not something to play around with .
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Yes, no and yes.\nThe hearing part is really sensing vibrations, but they don't ACTUALLY hear.
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Sound is usually measured in decibels
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It is a kind of trial authorized by law to be held before a judge without the usual full hearing.  In your case I gues it has to do with eviction, a legal action whereby your landlord recovers control of hte premises from you.  Sounds as if you might ahve to leave.  But you might want to check with a lawyer yourself - some other landlords/tenants laws might apply.\n\ni hope this helps.
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No; just effeminate or just having poor decision making skills.\n\nWAIT; I just realized that you just might have a serious hearing problem.\n\nNo; I take it all back....Dude-you're gay.
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if you have problems like this you better consult a physician specializing in EENT and could give you antibiotics for the allergies and for sure the doctor will clean your ears there might be wax inside your ear that causes you a hearing difficulty. once the fax is flashed you hearing will now be alright.
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if you are asking why older people cant hear higher sounds this is why...Sound is collected by the pinna (the visible part of the ear) ...yada yada yada... the vibration is eventually transferred to the snail-shaped cochlea in the inner ear; the cochlea is lined with sensitive hairs which trigger the generation of nerve signals that are  sent to the brain. People can usually hear sounds in the frequencies between 20 and 20,000 Hertz at birth. The higher frequencies are picked up by the smaller hairs, which are more brittle. As we age the more brittle ones break off and thus we lose our abilty to hear high frequencies.
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A Skelly hearing is a right of any public employee to have a pre-disciplinary hearing during which the employee will be given written notice of proposed discipline, explanation of the nature of the discipline, the date of and reasons for the discipline, the nature of the rules or regulations violated, and a written explanation to the employee explaining how to respond to the proposed discipline.\n\nSkelly hearing are a guaranteed right for all public employees, not just cops.  You may be able to see evidence against you at such a hearing and you may be able to request a reduction in the proposed discipline against you at such a hearing.
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Deaf.. Need to see whats going on!!!
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the court looks at the circumstances to see if the evidence gathered was gathered in accordance with the law, or was it gathered illegally, in which case it's inadmissible. \nExample: the police come into your house without a warrant and find drugs.  A suppression hearing determines whether it was right for them to be in your house and whether they can use the evidence (drugs) against you.  \nI'm a NewYork lawyer, and that's what it means here.
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it really depends on the case and everything that goes with it. a court hearing could be about anything.
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it's called tinnitus.
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ask a judge or police officer to explain it.