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[home page - main] [home page - criminal law] last amendment : 9 August 2001 by , 2001, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada flareau@achilles.net Yugoslavia/ Yougoslavie ANDREJEW, Igor, CIRKVENI, Neven, The Criminal Justice System of the Socialist Republic of Yugoslavia: The Role of the Public Prosecutor (1943-1991) , Thesis (Ph.D.), the University of Connecticut, 1997, 315p. Code of criminal procedure / [editor, Borislav T. Blagojevic], Criminal Procedure Code (1953) , Belgrad : Institute of Comparative Law, 1969, 190 p. (series; Collection of Yogoslav laws; volume 19); Research Note : Copy at University of Ottawa Library, Fauteux Library; Criminal Code , Belgrad : Federation of Jurists' Associations of Yugoslavia, 1951, 79 p. ; Criminal code, Beograd, Union of Jurists' Associations of Yugoslavia, 1960, 124 p. Criminal code , editor, Borislav T. Blagojevic, translation from Serbo-Croat by Mirjan Damaska, Belgrad: Insitute of Comparative Law, 1964, 163, [5] p. (Series; Collection of Yugoslav laws; volume 11); The Criminal Code of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yogoslavia of 1976, in effect 1977, translation by Cubbon, as seen at http://www.law.vill.edu/vcilp/bosnia/sfrycrim.htm on 17 July 1999;

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[home page - main] [home page - criminal law] last amendment : 12 January 2003 by , 2001-, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada flareau@achilles.net Mexico / Mexique The genius of Mexico ; lectures delivered before the fifth seminar in Mexico, 1930 , New York, The Committee on cultural relations with Latin America [1931], ix, 334, at pp. 208-217; ALVAREZ, Ana Josefina, translated by Ivonne Vinay, "Mexico" in Donald J. Shoemaker, ed., International Handbook on Juvenile Justice , Westport (Connecticut): Greenwood Press, 1996, xv, 327 p., at pp. 207-219, ISBN: 031328895X; copy at Ottawa University, MRT General, HV 9069 .I665 1996; BUFFINGTON, Robert, 1952-, Criminal and citizen in modern Mexico , Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press, c2000, 229 p., [10] p., ISBN: 0803213026; and 0803261594 (pbk.); GONZALES de la Francisco, sous la direction de, HASLIP-VIERA, Gabriel, Crime and punishment in late colonial Mexico City, 1692-1810 , Albuquerque : University of New Mexico Press, c1999, xii, 193 p., ISBN: 0826318754; MacLACHLAN, Colin M.

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Attorney General's Opinion Attorney General, Richard Blumenthal August 26, 1993 Honorable Rose Alma Senatore 170 Sigourney Street Hartford, CT 06105 Dear Commissioner Senatore: "...[t]he treatment of any child by a Christian Science practitioner in lieu of treatment by a licensed practitioner of the healing arts shall not of itself constitute maltreatment." 1. Whether the Attorney General's Office is the appropriate agency to provide a legal interpretation of the religious exemptions clause or whether the inquiries should be answered by the Chief State's Attorneys Office; 2. Whether the religious exemption clause relates to the status of the child or, at most, precludes a per se finding of neglect when a child's medical care is denied based on religious beliefs; and 3. Whether Connecticut's children receive equal consideration in matters of reporting, investigation and treatment of suspected and/or actual medical neglect regardless of the religious practices of parents or guardians. You are advised that the attorney general's office has the jurisdiction to respond to the federal agency's inquiries as framed, that the religious exemption clauses do not operate to prevent mandated and voluntary reporters from disclosing reasonable suspicions of abuse or neglect and do not prohibit the state's child protection agency from investigating and treating such cases, and that, therefore, Connecticut law does not create a "special class" of children who are deprived of protection against medical neglect due to the religious beliefs of parents or guardians.

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History of Euthanasia About 400 B.C. - The Hippocratic Oath (By the "Father of Medicine' Greek physician Hippocrates) "I will give no deadly medicine to any one if asked, nor suggest any such counsel" 14th through 20th Century English Common Law (Excerpt is from the U. S. Supreme Court ruling in the 1997 Washington v. Glucksberg - opinion written by Chief Justice Rehnquist.) "More specifically, for over 700 years, the Anglo American common law tradition has punished or otherwise disapproved of both suicide and assisting suicide." 19th Century United States (Excerpt is from the U. S. Supreme Court ruling in the 1997 Washington v. Glucksberg - opinion written by Chief Justice Rehnquist.) 1828 - Earliest American statute explicitly to outlaw assisting suicide (Excerpt is from the U. S. Supreme Court ruling in the 1997 Washington v. Glucksberg - opinion written by Chief Justice Rehnquist.) The earliest American statute explicitly to outlaw assisting suicide was enacted in New York in 1828, Act of Dec. 10, 1828, ch. 20, §4, 1828 N. Y. Laws 19 (codified at 2 N. Y. Rev. Stat. pt. 4, ch. 1, tit. 2, art. 1, §7, p. 661 (1829)), and many of the new States and Territories followed New York's example. Marzen 73-74. Between 1857 and 1865, a New York commission led by Dudley Field drafted a criminal code that prohibited "aiding" a suicide and, specifically, "furnish[ing] another person with any deadly weapon or poisonous drug, knowing that such person intends to use such weapon or drug in taking his own life." Id., at 76-77.

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