PLAINTIFF’S REPLY TO DEFENDANTS’ RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFF’S MOTION TO DISMISS THIS PROCEEDING COMES NOW the Plaintiff, the State of Kansas ex rel. Schmidt, and for their reply to Defendant’s Response to Plaintiff’s Motion to Dismiss this Proceeding, states the following: 1. Defendants state that the Plaintiff seeks a partial dismissal because we ask the Court to retain jurisdiction over the protective order. These two issues though are separate and distinct. Protective Orders normally survive after
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Home Issues Resources Facts Reports About Press Donate FACT SHEET UPCOMING EXECUTIONS EXECUTION DATABASE STATE-BY-STATE What's New Ten Years After Last Execution, California Still Far From Resuming Executions Posted: January 21, 2016 On January 17, 2006, California executed Clarence Ray Allen, who was 76 years old, legally blind, diabetic, and used a wheelchair. He was the last person the state has executed. A decade later, California's death row population has increased by 100 to 746, making it
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Running head: ADMINISTRATIVE ETHICS PAPER Administrative Ethics Paper Ethics: Health Care and Social Responsibility Administrative Ethics Paper This particular case takes place in Kansas. A doctor Ann Kristin Neuhaus performs abortions on patients that are mentally ill. She tests the patients along with a colleague and diagnoses them. This case was brought to court from complaints filed against Dr. Neuhaus by the president of an anti- abortion group Operation Rescue, Troy Newman (AP). The
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The Branches of US Government Team D HIS/301 United States Constitution On May 25, 1787 one of the world’s most important documents was written, the United States Constitution. This Constitution has stood the test of time, in fact it is the oldest written Constitution still being used by a nation in the world. This proves that it was well thought out and planned. The 55 delegates who created the Constitution wanted it to be the heart of the body of law for the country. They put in
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ISSUES TO UNDERSTAND CH. 14 1) The Compromise of 1850 was a dispute on whether or not Mexico (gained by US) would become a slave or free state. The northerners didn't want the 36'30' line to be moved to the Pacific and the southerners didn't want "free soilism" which would make Mexico a free state. Northerners gained from the Compromise California as a free state, New Mexico and Utah as likely future slave states, a favorable settlement of the New Mexico-Texas boundary, and the abolition of the slave
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School to inform you of a missing book in your Good Night collection. Research shows that you have written a Good Night book for 47 out of 50 states. Not including my home state, beautiful Kansas. I feel that the absence of Good Night Kansas will leave your series incomplete. There are many components to Kansas that would make for a wonderful book that all families can enjoy. If you look beyond our amber waves of grain you will see a sparkling city with compassionate people. Go to the barbecue competitions
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Armco, Inc.: Midwestern Steel Division Armco Inc. is a steel manufacturer that used to be the sixth largest in its industry in US (in 1990). The Kansas City Works within its Midwestern Steel Division was hit by the decline in the business in the US steel industry despite its good performance in the past. Consequently, it downsized and incurred significant losses in most of the 1980s. This entity produces two primary products including grinding media and carbon wire rod, one being recognized in the
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Chapter 5 Network design in the supply chain Problem (1,2) Presented by Mohamed Fawzy Answer (question 1) The objective of this model is to decide optimal locations of home offices, and number of trips from each home office, so as to minimize the overall network cost. The overall network cost is a combination of fixed costs of setting up home offices and the total trip costs. There are two constraint sets in the model. The first constraint set requires that a specified number of trips
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When the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 passed it allowed the people in Kansas to decide if it should be a slave state or not. Soon after, many anti and pro-slavery advocates came into the state in hopes of swinging the vote. With the flood of people came a flood of violence between both sides. Most notably on May 21, 1856 when “border ruffians” (people who came from Missouri and were pro-slavery) took over Lawrence, Kansas which was largely anti-slavery. They killed
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your house. This was what happened in 1861, because of the compromises that failed. There's many compromises, but the three most major compromises that failed and contributed to Georgia’s secession are Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, and Kansas-Nebraska Act. Due to these three failed compromises there will be no way trying to negotiate peace with the U.S. Federal Government resulting to secession and war. The Missouri compromise was an effort by Congress to calm the sectional
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