21. Vacco, Attorney General Of New York V. Quill, 117 S.Ct. 2293, 138 L.Ed.2d (1997) since died, n.4 sued the State's attorney general in the In the court's view, theending of life by the withdrawal of life support systems is nothing http://supct.law.cornell.edu/supct/html/95-1858.ZO.html

SUPREME COURT COLLECTION Search all current and historic decisions Current decisions only Current syllabi only Historic decisions only Concurrence [ Stevens ] Concurrence [ Souter ] Concurrence [ Ginsburg ] Concurrence [ Breyer ] Opinion [ Rehnquist ] Concurrence [ O'Connor ] Syllabus HTML version WordPerfect version HTML version WordPerfect version ... WordPerfect version NOTICE: This opinion is subject to formal revision before publication in the preliminary print of the United States Reports. Readers are requested to notify the Reporter of Decisions, Supreme Court of the United States, Washington, D.C. 20543, of any typographical or other formal errors, in order that corrections may be made before the preliminary print goes to press. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES No. DENNIS C. VACCO, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW YORK, et al., PETITIONERS v. TIMOTHY E. QUILL et al. on writ of certiorari to the united states court of appeals for the second circuit June 26, 1997 Chief Justice Rehnquist delivered the opinion of the Court. In New York, as in most States, it is a crime to aid another to commit or attempt suicide

22. Attorney General: Releases now at stake as the US Supreme court has agreed against Ultima Travel and VacationMarketing systems, Inc. Washington State attorney general Christine Gregoire http://www.wa.gov/ago/releases/rel_index99.shtml

NEWS ABOUT THIS OFFICE JOBS CONTACT US ... SITE MAP Dec. 22, 1999 Attorney General Says I-695 Stands Up to Constitutional Challenges Attorney General Christine Gregoire today issued a "common-sense, legally sound" interpretation of Initiative 695 that she believes is in keeping with the understanding of the voters and will preserve its constitutionality in the face of legal challenges. Dec. 21, 1999 Gregoire and Liquor Control Board crack down on Internet sales of imported cigarettes aimed at kids Several Internet tobacco merchants get a cease and desist order for selling "bidis" to children ranging from age 12 to 17. Dec. 3, 1999 AG Gregoire Calls For Crackdown on Imported Cigarettes Aimed at Kids Attorney General Christine Gregoire is urging federal officials and Congressional representatives to take action to stop the importation of hand-rolled flavored cigarettes produced primarily in India. Nov. 30, 1999

23. Attorney General: Releases was sentenced in Pierce County Superior court Wednesday for State Settles With VacationMarketing systems, Inc 26, 2000, Statement by attorney general on Supreme http://www.wa.gov/ago/releases/rel_index00.shtml

NEWS ABOUT THIS OFFICE JOBS CONTACT US ... SITE MAP Nov. 28, 2000 State Files Suit Against Insurers Ð - The State of Washington files suit against six foreign insurance companies that have refused to reimburse the state for their share of the cost of settling the Linda David case. Nov. 13, 2000 Pierce County Man Sentenced in Hazardous Waste Dumping Case A Pierce County clean-up contractor and junk hauler was sentenced in Pierce County Superior Court Wednesday for dumping dangerous waste onto the property of a 66-year-old Lakewood woman. Nov. 1, 2000 State Settles With Vacation Marketing Systems, Inc. A Lynnwood vacation club marketing firm that that has been the target of more than 150 consumer complaints will have to pay restitution, civil penalties and fees, according to a settlement announced today. Oct. 26, 2000

24. Attorney General Lockyer Statement On Federal Appeals Court Ruling On Microsoft FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SACRAMENTO) – attorney general Bill Lockyer an illegal monopolyin computer operating systems. The court took issue with the process http://caag.state.ca.us/newsalerts/2001/01-068.htm

OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US SEARCH ... LINKS TO STATE SITES Attorney General Lockyer Statement on Federal Appeals Court Ruling on Microsoft June 28, 2001 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (SACRAMENTO) – Attorney General Bill Lockyer issued the following statement on the federal appeals court ruling today in the antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft by the U.S. Justice Department and several states, including California: "The federal appeals court upheld unanimously the finding that Microsoft has an illegal monopoly in computer operating systems. The court took issue with the process by which remedies were imposed, not the core of the case. Monopolies injure consumers and business competitors. Our continuing duty is to fight for a fair and open market place. We intend to convince Microsoft to compete fairly whether we have to do it by litigation or can achieve it with a court-supervised agreement." The court ruling was issued by the U.S. District Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit. BACK OFFICE OF THE AG PUBLICATIONS CONTACT US ... LINKS TO STATE SITES

25. USU Libraries -- E-Journals Results Oklahoma Statutes Oklahoma Supreme court Cases Oklahoma Design and ImplementationOperating systems review Operations Opinions of the attorney general Georgia http://library.usu.edu/Ejrnl/aphres.php?TS=O

26. A.G. Library Legal Resources On The Internet Includes PACER and other systems. semiannual compilation of summaries of court decisionson attorney general's Office See the latest press releases and other http://www.ag.state.mn.us/office/library/default.htm

MN AGO Home Charities Consumer Classroom ... Library Minnesota A.G. Library Access to legal resources on the Internet Judicial Federal Minnesota , and Other States decisions, Dockets Rules of Court Forms Ethics/Professional Conduct Executive/Administrative Law MN agency or MN agency Information Other States and Federal agencies. Directories: find people, businesses Reference: statistics, quotes, definitions Public Records: and investigative tools Search Engines: for www searches. Legislative Congress Minnesota Legislature Other State Legislatures , and City Ordinances A.G. Library , other PALS libraries, law school libraries county law libraries public libraries ... Magazine and Periodical Indexes , and other library links. Topical Web Sites Legal : by Topic General Law Journals , or NAAGnet Medical Company/Business ; and News. Judicial Information Federal Court Decisions: Supreme Appeals District/Bankruptcy/Other Docket ... Federal Judiciary Home Page : List of all federal courts by circuit plus miscellaneous federal court links. U.S. Supreme Court

27. Service On The Attorney General By E-Mail 206.4); (B) any claim in the court of Claims Documents served on the attorney Generalby email will through software licensed by Adobe systems Incorporated. http://www.oag.state.ny.us/serviceag/serviceag.html

Home Press Releases Attorney General's Page Tour the AG's Office ... Index Updated 1-24-03 Service on the Attorney General by E-mail Except as set forth in paragraph 2, below, beginning January 1, 2003, the Attorney General's Office will participate in the Court of Claims' Filing by Electronic Means (FBEM) pilot project and will accept service by e-mail of the following documents: (C) any pleading or paper served in support of a notice of intention described in paragraph (A), above, or served in a claim described in paragraph (B), above. Albany District Counties Albany Essex Rensselaer Ulster Clinton Franklin Saratoga Warren Columbia Greene Schenectady Washington The Attorney General will not accept service by e-mail of the following: (A) a notice of intention or claim served by or on behalf of a federal, state, or local inmate under sentence for conviction of a crime (see 22 NYCRR §206.5-aa[2][b]); (B) a pleading or paper served in a claim commenced by a federal, state or local inmate under sentence for conviction of a crime (see 22 NYCRR §206.5-aa[2][b]);

28. Maryland Attorney General - Opinions 1994 Index of Personnel Records Pursuant to court Order. Counties Anne Arundel County AttorneyExercises Sovereign 79 OAG 412, Retirement systems - Applicability of 16 http://www.oag.state.md.us/Opinions/1994/94index.htm

Home Protecting Consumers Safeguarding Children Seniors ... Site Map 1994 Opinions Index Opinion No. Summary 79 OAG 3 Antitrust - Legality of "Zone Pricing" by Oil Companies under the Gasoline Divorcement Law and the Robinson-patman Act 79 OAG 17 Bi-County Agencies - Statutes - Counties - Boundaries of Metropolitan District Do Not Change When County Changes Election District Lines 79 OAG 21 Business and Professions - Municipalities - Validity of "Grandfather" Provision For Local Licensing of Heating Contractors 79 OAG 29 Clerks of Court - Courts and Judges - Judicial Administration - Personnel Authority of Court of Appeals Extend to Baltimore City Circuit Court Clerk's Office 79 OAG 34 Colleges and Universities - Community Colleges - Counties - Charter Home Rule Counties - Applicability of "Spending Affordability" Process to Community College's Tuition Revenue 79 OAG 42 Colleges and Universities - Community Colleges - Authority of Baltimore County Board of Trustees to Reorganize the Existing Colleges 79 OAG 45 Constitutional Law - Freedom of Religion - Free Exercise Clause - Vehicle Laws - Licensing - Individual Who Objects on Religious Grounds to Photograph Requirement For Driver's License Not Entitled to License Without Photograph

29. Mass.Gov - Navigating Government - State Agency Organizational Structure Information Technology Division (formerly Office of Management Information systems); Suffolk District attorney. The general court of Massachusetts. http://www.state.ma.us/massgov.htm

elected officials and voting cities and towns working for the state state agencies and navigate government ... about massachusetts I want to... See state agencies by organizational structure Organizational State Agency List This page lists branches of government, Constitutional offices, and the departments under them, and provides links to those with websites. We also provide links to other sources of information about local, state, and federal government - Executive Branch / Constitutional Offices Governor and Lieutenant Governor including: Judicial Nominating Council Governor's Advisory Committee on Women's Issues Executive Office for Administration and Finance Office of the Secretary of Administration and Finance ... Department of Revenue including: Child Support Enforcement Unit Division of Local Services Underground Storage Tank Program Department of Veterans' Services ... Division of Capital Asset Management and Maintenance (formerly Division of Capital Planning and Operations) Fiscal Affairs Division (formerly Budget Bureau) Group Insurance Commission Human Resources Division (formerly Department of Personnel Administration) including: Office of Employee Relations State Office of Affirmative Action Workers' Compensation Litigation Unit Information Technology Division (formerly Office of Management Information Systems) Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination Massachusetts Developmental Disabilities Council Massachusetts Office of Dispute Resolution Massachusetts Office on Disability ... Operational Services Division (formerly Department of Procurement and General Services)

30. The Governor's Budget Recommendation - FY 96 Committee; Appeals court; Trial court; Suffolk District Debt Service; State Auditor;Office of the attorney general; Bureau; Office of Management Information systems; http://www.state.ma.us/bb/fy96h1/toc.html

The Governor's Budget Recommendation Fiscal Year 1996 Supreme Judicial Court Commission on Judicial Conduct Board of Bar Examiners Committee for Public Counsel Services ... Joint Legislative Operations Back to the Massachusetts Home Page

31. XCI Home Page In addition, the US attorney general started their electronic pilot with New jurisdictionswithout having to retrain for different court filing systems. http://www.nmcourt.fed.us/xci/xcihome.htm

32. Microsoft's Response To Court Of Appeals Technology Education Session (Oct. 25, based on experience with those other operating systems could lead of Microsoft Corporationto the court’s October New York State attorney general’s Office. http://www.microsoft.com/presspass/trial/appeals/10-25education.asp

All Products Support Search microsoft.com Guide ... Site Map Search for Advanced Search PressPass Home Microsoft News Legal News International News Consumer News Corporate Info Investor Relations Community Affairs Microsoft Research Events ... Executive E-Mail Archives by Month: Press Releases Top Stories IN THE United States Court of Appeals FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA CIRCUIT Nos. 00-5212, 5213 MICROSOFT CORPORATION, v. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and STATE OF NEW YORK, et al Plaintiffs-Appellees ON APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA RESPONSE OF MICROSOFT CORPORATION TO THE COURT’s OCtober 18, 2000 NOTICE Pursuant to the Court’s October 18, 2000 Notice, appellant Microsoft Corporation ("Microsoft") hereby responds to the Court’s proposal that Michael H. Hites, Ph.D., Chief Technology Officer of the Illinois Institute of Technology, conduct a review session on November 14, 2000 concerning the "fundamentals of automation." 2. It is not apparent from Dr. Hites’ resume what knowledge or experience he has with personal computer operating systems, as opposed to (i) mainframe operating systems like IBM’s MVS or (ii) server operating systems like IBM’s AIX variant of UNIX. Dr. Hites’ responsibilities at the Illinois Institute of Technology include "Unix administration," so he presumably is familiar with one or more UNIX variants. It also appears from his resume that Dr. Hites has some familiarity with Microsoft’s Windows NT and Windows 2000 operating systems. Unfortunately, the design and internal operations of the two Microsoft operating systems addressed at trial

33. US Supreme Court; Assisted Suicide The State of Washington's US Supreme court Brief on Appendix are available from theWashington attorney general's Office of the reader from Adobe systems Inc or http://wings.buffalo.edu/faculty/research/bioethics/court.html

U.S. Supreme Court Rules on Physician Assisted Suicide Cases In 1996, two Federal Circuit Courts of Appeal struck down laws prohibiting assisted suicide. The appeals on these rulings were heard by the U.S. Supreme Court January 8, 1997. The court unanimously overturned both Circuit Court rulings on June 26, 1997. The Washington Post summary and related articles are available on-line. The decisions are available from the Legal Information Institute (Cornell Law School): WASHINGTON et al. v. GLUCKSBERG et al. Version for non-Javascript browsers VACCO, ATTORNEY GENERAL OF NEW YORK, et al. v. QUILL et al. ... Ninth Circuit Oregon On November 8, 1994, Oregon voters approved Measure 16 , the "Death with Dignity Act". Judge Michael Hogan issued a preliminary injunction against the measure on December 27, 1994, and a permanent injunction on August 3, 1995. On February 27, 1997, A three-judge panel of the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed the challenge to the law. On October 14 the Supreme Court declined to hear the challange to the law (Lee v. Harcleroad, #96-1824)

34. FTC Et Al V. Surechek Systems, Inc., Et Al. UNITED STATES DISTRICT court NORTHERN DISTRICT OF GEORGIA ATLANTA WINSTON BRYANT,attorney general, Plaintiffs SURECHEK systems, INC., d/b/a CONSUMER CREDIT CORP http://www.ftc.gov/os/1997/9707/tromot.htm

35. Office Of Administrative Legal Services : UW-Madison in both the county circuit and the federal district court systems are referred mustbe forwarded to ALS immediately so that attorney general representation may http://www.wisc.edu/legal/coordwith.html

Administrative Legal Services Home Mission Organization Access and Interaction ... Site Map Coordination with UW System , the Attorney General and Department of Justice , and the Governor The UW System Office of General Counsel serves as corporation counsel to the Board of Regents and provides legal services throughout the UW System. Patricia Brady is General Counsel. Edward Alschuler, Anne Bilder, Christopher Ashley and Thomas Stafford are the other attorneys in that office. ALS works closely with the UW System office on matters of interest to the entire system. ALS also works closely with the Wisconsin Attorney General and the Department of Justice. Under Section 165.25, Wis. Stats., the Attorney General and Department of Justice are specifically empowered to appear, prosecute and defend all civil and criminal matters in which the state has an interest or is a party. This provision applies to cases involving UW-Madison, its employees or agents. In addition, there are separate state statutes that provide certain limitations on liability of state officers, employees, and agents and for the defense and payment by the state of any judgments and claims settled, when the individual is acting within the scope of his or her employment (Sections 893.82 and 895.46, Wis. Stats.). Given this, lawsuits filed in both the county circuit and the federal district court systems are referred to the Department of Justice for representation. An ALS attorney is assigned to each case to provide background, assist in case preparation, and as a consultant for possible trial strategies and settlements. When a university employee is served with a summons and complaint in any jurisdiction involving matters within the course and scope of their employment, the documents must be forwarded to ALS immediately so that attorney general representation may be requested.

36. MPR: Hatch's Tobacco Ties Questioned On Eve Of Court Fight services within their own health systems; we're why you have representatives appointedby the attorney general. Legislature, they report to the court, and that http://news.mpr.org/features/200205/16_stawickie_tobaccomoney/index.shtml

Skip over navigation MPR Home News Music ... Search Today: Sunday, April 6, 2003 Twin Cities: Regional NEWS CATEGORIES NEWS HOME AGRICULTURE EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT ... SOCIAL ISSUES SEARCH Enter relevant words or phrases. Visit the search help page to learn more. In the Spotlight Session 2003 Follow the latest news from the Capitol, subscribe to the Capitol Letter, and try your hand at balancing the state budget with the MPR Budget Balancer. Tools Print this page Sign up to receive e-mail newsletters Your Voice Join the conversation with other MPR listeners in the News Forum Submit your issue-related commentary to MPR, and read others we've selected in the Soapbox Hatch's tobacco ties questioned on eve of court fight By Elizabeth Stawicki Minnesota Public Radio May 16, 2002 Attorney General Mike Hatch says Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco, created with proceeds from the state's tobacco trial settlement, has squandered the public's trust and failed to help smokers quit. Critics say Hatch's court fight to dismantle the group shouldn't be a surprise, he hasn't maintained the distance from tobacco lobbyists that his predecessor did. "I can swear on a stack of Bibles that he's (a tobacco lobbyist) never talked to me about tobacco. To say that somehow impugns the process is ridiculous; this is McCarthyesque at its worst," Attorney General Mike Hatch says.

37. Missouri Attorney General's Office but records related to expenditures of those security systems shall be open. madein 2001, states that the court's final judgment New attorney general Opinions http://www.ago.state.mo.us/sunupdate.htm

Missouri Attorney General's Office Sunshine Law Update New provisions of Missouri's Sunshine Law following the 2002 legislative session. Sunshine Law index Sunshine Law Update New provisions of Missouri's Sunshine Law: 610.021(18) and (19): A municipal utility or any public governmental body may close records related to existing or proposed security systems if public disclosure of those plans would threatn public safety, but records related to expenditures of those security systems shall be open. A public governmental body may close records that identify components of a computer network that would allow unauthorized access to that network. A public governmental body may close records of credit card numbers, personal identification numbers, and other authorization codes used to protect the security of electronic transactions. This clarification, made in 2001, states that the court's final judgment or the prosecutor's final action taken shall be accessible in a case that is charged but late nolle prossed, dismissed, or where the defendant is found not guilty or where a suspended imposition of sentence is granted. New Attorney General Opinions: Opinion No. 95-2001:

38. Nixon Sues Alarm Professional Services For Fraudulently Selling Alarm Systems attorney general Jay Nixon today filed a lawsuit against Nixon said fraudulentlysold alarm systems to several in Phelps County Circuit court against Alarm http://www.ago.state.mo.us/020800.htm

Feb. 8, 2000 Nixon sues Oklahoma company for fraudulently selling alarm systems; salesman arrested on criminal charges Jefferson City, Mo. Attorney General Jay Nixon today filed a lawsuit against a Oklahoma company whose salesman Nixon said fraudulently sold alarm systems to several elderly Missourians after telling them falsely that they would receive government or tax rebates of more than 90 percent of the price of the system. The price of the system in some cases exceeded $4,000. Nixon filed the lawsuit in Phelps County Circuit Court against Alarm Professional Services (APS), of Oklahoma City; the company's director, Gary D. Richardson; and salesman Walter R. Zitlow. Nixon also has filed three criminal charges of unlawful merchandising practices in Callaway County Circuit Court against Zitlow for alleged criminal conduct in connection with the sales. Zitlow is out on $30,000 bond. The criminal complaint and the civil lawsuit both allege that Zitlow falsely told some elderly consumers who purchased the systems which contained a medical alert feature that because they were under medical care or had a medical condition, they would receive rebates in excess of 90 percent of the purchase price from Medicare or a Medicare-like agency or as a tax rebate. The civil lawsuit seeks restitution for consumers who may have been defrauded, as well as appropriate penalties and investigative and legal costs from the defendants. Nixon also is seeking injunctions against the defendants.

39. Native American Rights Fund The Act formally authorizes the attorney general to award grants and provide fordecades to assist Tribes with the operation of their tribal court systems. http://www.narf.org/pubs/press/012601.htm

Web Site Search FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 26, 2001 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Steve Moore, (303) 447-8760 RECENTLY PASSED "INDIAN TRIBAL JUSTICE TECHNICAL AND LEGAL ASSISTANCE ACT" TRIBAL COURT SYSTEMS BOULDER, CO – Indian law attorneys and tribal courts say that the recently passed Indian Tribal Justice Technical and Legal Assistant Act (PL 106-559) is an important step forward in the strengthening and enhancement of tribal justice systems. The Act formally authorizes the Attorney General to award grants and provide technical assistance to Indian Tribes to support the development and continuing operation of tribal courts. National and regional tribal justice associations have been working hard, primarily on a voluntary basis, for decades to assist Tribes with the operation of their tribal court systems. This law makes the associations and Native American legal services organizations eligible to apply for much-needed federal funding to assist them in their efforts. An important component of the new law is the reauthorization of the 1993 Indian Tribal Justice Act. "Our work on this front, however, is not done," says Judge Jill Shibles, Executive Director of the National Tribal Justice Resource Center. "Serious efforts must be made to impress upon Congress and the new Administration the critical need for funding of the programs contemplated by the new law and of the Indian Tribal Justice Act that is now over seven years old and has never received a penny of funding. Tribal courts have been under-funded for more than twenty years which is a failure of the federal government to meet its trust responsibility to Indian nations. The law is a chance for the federal government to meet its obligations in the tribal justice area."

40. EFA Letter #3 To SA Attorney-General Re Net Censorship Bill paragraphs below are extracts from the letter from the SA attorneygeneral. by usingthe definition of 'restricted access systems' in the The court must accept http://www.efa.org.au/Publish/saag010327.html

Web: http://www.efa.org.au/ 27 March 2001 The Hon Trevor Griffin, MLC Attorney General GPO Box 464 ADELAIDE SA 5001 Fax: 08 8207 1736 Page 1 of 5 Dear Attorney Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) (Misc) Amendment Bill 2000 We refer to your letter of 19 March 2001. Please find attached our response to certain statements in your letter. We believe these matters warrant further investigation by you before the Bill proceeds to the Committee stage. Yours sincerely Irene Graham Executive Director Electronic Frontiers Australia Inc. Encl. EFA response to letter from the SA Attorney-General of 19 March 2001 in answer to EFA's letter of 7 March 2001 (Note: Italicised paragraphs below are extracts from the letter from the SA Attorney-General. Non-italicised paragraphs contain EFA's comments.) Protection of minors? "However, in my view, prevention is better than cure. It is better to protect minors from exposure to the material, rather than wait for them to be exposed and then prosecute the content provider. The harm is done. The aim is to prevent children accessing the material."

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