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Case law summary presenting appellate court rulings on the admissibility of confessions obtained during interrogations involving false claims about evidence and assessing voluntariness under constitutional standards.
Year:
2019
Jurisdiction:
Vermont; United States District Court; Massachusetts
Region:
Vermont; United States; Massachusetts
Subject:
Police interrogation practices; false evidence claims; voluntariness of confessions
Document Type:
Case law summary
Courts:
Supreme Court of Vermont; US District Court; Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Cases Cited:
State v. Kolts; Anderson v. Vannoy, Warden; Commonwealth v. Gallett
Legal Issue:
Admissibility of confessions obtained after misrepresentation of evidence
Procedural Posture:
Appeals from convictions and motions to suppress
Rights Referenced:
Miranda warnings; waiver of rights
Key Factors Considered:
Custody status; coercion; promises of leniency; use of false evidence; video recording of interrogation
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Year:
1989
Jurisdiction:
Wisconsin, USA
Subject:
Misrepresentation, Liability, Damages
Document Type:
Legal memorandum / law note
Institution:
Wisconsin Supreme Court, Wisconsin Judicial System
Audience:
Trial judges, legal practitioners
Legal References:
Economic Loss Doctrine, Wis. Stat. § 100.18, Wis. Stat. § 895.446
Misrepresentation Types:
Intentional, Strict Responsibility, Negligent
Damages Measurement:
Benefit-of-the-bargain, Out-of-pocket rule
Applications:
Property transactions, Residential and commercial real estate
Exceptions:
Personal injury, damage to other property, fraud in inducement
Year:
2025
Jurisdiction:
Washington State
Subject:
Student Interviews and Interrogations
Document Type:
Policy / Procedure
Institution:
School District
Author:
School District Administration
Target Audience:
School staff, law enforcement, health officials, parents/guardians
Effective Period:
Ongoing
Adoption Date:
12.15.25
Revision Notes:
Updated procedures for student interviews and parental notification
Relevant Legislation:
FERPA, Washington State law, ICE/HSI regulations
Applicable period:
From 1 January 2024
Version:
11.212.0
Document type:
Information Schedule
Organization:
Euronext
Subject area:
Market data and financial information
Markets covered:
Euronext markets and Oslo Børs
Information categories:
Indices, equities, ETFs, funds, warrants, certificates, fixed income, derivatives
Geographic scope:
Europe
Related agreements:
Euronext Subscriber Terms and Conditions and related licensing agreements
Issuing Authority:
Reserve Bank of India
Signatory:
Vaibhav Chaturvedi, Chief General Manager
Document Type:
Master Circulars and Regulatory Notifications
Addressees:
Scheduled Commercial Banks; Primary (Urban) Co-operative Banks; State Cooperative Banks; Exim Bank
Reference Numbers:
RBI/2023-24/114; RBI/2023-24/124; RBI/2024-25/03; RBI/2024-25/04; RBI/2024-25/11; RBI/2024-25/12
Dates:
January 16, 2024; February 22, 2024; April 1–2, 2024
Subject Areas:
Exposure Norms; Interest Equalization Scheme; Guarantees and Co-acceptances; Letters of Credit; Housing Finance; Prudential Norms on Income Recognition, Asset Classification and Provisioning
Geographical Scope:
India
Related Authority:
Government of India; Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)
Period Covered:
Instructions issued up to March 31, 2024
Authors:
Yohannes Zenebe; Belay Anagaw; Wegahta Tesfaye; Tewodros Debebe; Fantahun Biadglegne; Baye Gelaw
Corresponding author:
Yohannes Zenebe ([email protected]
Note:
)
Affiliations:
Department of Microbiology, Immunology and Parasitology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, Bahir Dar University; Department of Medical Microbiology, School of Biomedical and Laboratory Sciences, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar; Department of Pathology, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, University of Gondar; Institute of Medical Microbiology and Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases, Faculty of Medicine, University of Leipzig
Study area:
Gondar, Northwest Ethiopia
Study period:
January–April 2012
Study design:
Cross-sectional study
Sample size:
344 extra pulmonary tuberculosis suspected patients
Laboratory method:
Ziehl–Neelsen staining technique for acid fast bacilli
Main outcome:
Prevalence of smear positive extra pulmonary tuberculosis (9.9%)
Key associated factors:
Previous history of tuberculosis; contact with known tuberculosis cases; underlying diseases; income level
Thematic area:
Tuberculosis; Extra pulmonary tuberculosis; HIV co-infection; Public health
Type of document:
Scientific research article
Geographical focus:
Northwest Ethiopia
Statistical analysis:
Bivariate and multivariate logistic regression
Keywords:
Extra pulmonary tuberculosis; Northwest Ethiopia
Service Area:
Adult Social Care
Section:
Residential Care
Job Title:
Residential Care Worker
Grade:
4
JE Number:
NC1814
Date Prepared:
23 January 2025
Evaluation Date:
16 April 2025
Evaluation Result:
427
Organisation:
Hull City Council
Legislative Framework:
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974; national minimum standards of care; Care Quality Commission (CQC) regulations
Policy Framework:
Equal Opportunities in Employment Policy; Corporate Health and Safety Policy; Hull City Council Competency Framework
Vision Statement:
“a life not a service”
Document Type:
Job description
Subject Area:
Adult social care; residential care; safeguarding; person centred practice
Target Group:
Vulnerable adults; children and young people; looked after children
Key Responsibilities:
Safeguarding; personal care; medication administration; record keeping; risk assessment; behaviour support; health and safety compliance; domestic duties; activity planning; partnership working
Course Code:
BSA 3205
Course Level:
3
Credit Units:
3
Credit Hours:
45
Course Duration:
January to April 2025
Mode of Delivery:
Face to face and online classes, case studies, discussion and work simulations
Mode of Assessment:
Course work (30%); Examination (70%)
Course Facilitators:
Frank Kabuye; Derrick Muluga; Robert Kakande; Mohammed Ssebaale
Topics Covered:
Risk identification and assessment; Risk management techniques; Risk-based audit; Fraud management; Occupational fraud; Forensic accounting and investigation
Reading List:
Academic books and journal articles on risk management, fraud detection, internal audit, governance and forensic accounting
Year:
2020
Faculty:
Himanshu Yadav
Discipline:
ECE
Semester:
Sixth
Subject:
Microwave Engineering
Lesson Duration:
15 weeks (January 2020 – April 2020)
Workload per Week:
Lecture 3 hours, Practical 6 hours
Type of Document:
Academic Lesson Plan
Target Audience:
Undergraduate ECE students
Practical Exercises:
Reflex Klystron measurements, VSWR measurements, Klystron frequency measurement, directional coupler tests, HORN antenna radiation pattern, magic TEE verification
Topics Covered:
Microwaves introduction, waveguides, microwave components and devices, antennas, microwave communication systems, radar systems, VSAT
Assessment:
Assignments and Class Tests
Year:
2011
Institution:
Northern University Bangladesh
Department:
Business Administration
Author:
Sha Nigher Sultana Diba
Supervisor:
Mohammed Masum Billah
Internship Organization:
Southeast Bank Limited, Agargaon Branch
Program:
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)
Internship Period:
01 January 2011 – 01 April 2011
Document Type:
Internship Report
Audience:
Academic evaluators and university faculty
Submission Date:
June 16, 2011
Location:
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Focus Area:
Human Resource Management practices, employee roles, payroll, recruitment, leave policies, and organizational structure
Context:
A detailed academic internship report documenting practical exposure to human resource management processes and policies at a specific bank branch, including analysis of staff roles, remuneration, recruitment procedures, and operational insights.
Year:
2014
Sport:
Indoor soccer
Competition:
Under 17/19 Girls Winter B
Teams:
Shamrocks; Tonawanda Hearts; Sonics; Lockport; NPSL; Wilson Slammers
Document Type:
Match schedule and results record
Season Period:
January–April 2014
Match Days:
Sunday; Saturday; Thursday
Stage:
Regular season and playoff games
Playoff Structure:
1st vs 4th (Game A); 2nd vs 3rd (Game B); 5th vs 6th (Game C); subsequent placement games
Region / Clubs Represented:
Tonawanda; Lockport; Wilson; NPSL clubs
Content Elements:
Match dates; kickoff times; competing teams; final scores