What laws are used to enforce the wearing of seatbelts and motorcycle helmets?
Q. What are the names of the laws. Like the legal term for the type of laws that protect you from yourself, the type of law that it is. I hope that explains it. I Can't get it out of my head its driving me crazy!!! Its been killing me for a week.
Asked by BearMan1009 - Thu Aug 6 02:10:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Road safety laws.
Answered by Mr. X - Thu Aug 6 07:13:12 2009
Q. What are the names of the laws. Like the legal term for the type of laws that protect you from yourself, the type of law that it is. I hope that explains it. I Can't get it out of my head its driving me crazy!!! Its been killing me for a week.
Asked by BearMan1009 - Thu Aug 6 02:10:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Road safety laws.
Answered by Mr. X - Thu Aug 6 07:13:12 2009
How legislators make laws while everything in this world is subjective, including goodness and badness?
Q. What we consider good and positive for the humanity can be negative indeed. What is considered right in the West may be considered wrong in the East. Regarding to the fact that everyone has his own ethics and reasons, how can we set laws and consider them to be positive for everyone? Philosophically, I believe there's no verity in the laws the lawmakers set. How legislators make laws?
Asked by Mirza - Fri Nov 6 05:30:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's true everyone has different standards, maybe that's why there are so many different countries. What you are talking about sounds a lot like relative moralism. In philosophy that's when you adopt the standards of morals from wherever you happen to be. Here in the US it's considered very bad to eat a relative. but in some islands in the south pacific it is considered important and an honor to eat a dead relative. It has something to do with the passing along of energy. Under relative moralism, you coming from the US to one of these islands would instantly adopt this custom without trouble. There is much more to it than that. philosophy class was a long time ago.
Answered by evoL - Fri Nov 6 05:42:37 2009
Q. What we consider good and positive for the humanity can be negative indeed. What is considered right in the West may be considered wrong in the East. Regarding to the fact that everyone has his own ethics and reasons, how can we set laws and consider them to be positive for everyone? Philosophically, I believe there's no verity in the laws the lawmakers set. How legislators make laws?
Asked by Mirza - Fri Nov 6 05:30:24 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's true everyone has different standards, maybe that's why there are so many different countries. What you are talking about sounds a lot like relative moralism. In philosophy that's when you adopt the standards of morals from wherever you happen to be. Here in the US it's considered very bad to eat a relative. but in some islands in the south pacific it is considered important and an honor to eat a dead relative. It has something to do with the passing along of energy. Under relative moralism, you coming from the US to one of these islands would instantly adopt this custom without trouble. There is much more to it than that. philosophy class was a long time ago.
Answered by evoL - Fri Nov 6 05:42:37 2009
What laws are acts were passed in the united states that made it illegal to teach evolution?
Q. I'm doing a research essay on acts and laws against evolution. I already know about the Butler Act in Tennessee and the Scopes Trial, but were there any other major laws or acts? please help! muchas gracias!
Asked by Oh_rearry - Fri Nov 16 15:03:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in New York where such a law would never be passed!
Answered by LSBN - Fri Nov 16 15:11:16 2007
Q. I'm doing a research essay on acts and laws against evolution. I already know about the Butler Act in Tennessee and the Scopes Trial, but were there any other major laws or acts? please help! muchas gracias!
Asked by Oh_rearry - Fri Nov 16 15:03:13 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I live in New York where such a law would never be passed!
Answered by LSBN - Fri Nov 16 15:11:16 2007
Possible to break the laws of matter and energy?
Q. Ok. Theres two laws that say matter and energy can neither be created nor destroyed, right? I've been thinking about a way to possibly break those laws... When matter moves at the speed of light, it becomes pure energy. If that is so, something could accelerate to the speed of light and become pure energy. Thus destroying the matter and creating energy. Does that seem possible? Could that, in theory, break those laws?
Asked by Andreios - Mon Sep 3 01:26:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I don't think you have the right idea. According to our current theory, E=mc^2 ( of course this is the equation for rest energy, but close enough for Yahoo). Energy and mass are interchangeable. If mass turns to energy or energy turns to mass, the laws of physics are conserved. Could matter go as fast as the speed of light? I don't think so. Scientists have been accelerating atoms to close to the speed of light and have hammered energy into them and the only thing that happens is that the atom's mass swells. Energy in this case is turned into mass.
Answered by fjeepers2 - Mon Sep 3 01:36:32 2007
Q. Ok. Theres two laws that say matter and energy can neither be created nor destroyed, right? I've been thinking about a way to possibly break those laws... When matter moves at the speed of light, it becomes pure energy. If that is so, something could accelerate to the speed of light and become pure energy. Thus destroying the matter and creating energy. Does that seem possible? Could that, in theory, break those laws?
Asked by Andreios - Mon Sep 3 01:26:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unfortunately, I don't think you have the right idea. According to our current theory, E=mc^2 ( of course this is the equation for rest energy, but close enough for Yahoo). Energy and mass are interchangeable. If mass turns to energy or energy turns to mass, the laws of physics are conserved. Could matter go as fast as the speed of light? I don't think so. Scientists have been accelerating atoms to close to the speed of light and have hammered energy into them and the only thing that happens is that the atom's mass swells. Energy in this case is turned into mass.
Answered by fjeepers2 - Mon Sep 3 01:36:32 2007
What were restricted laws for blacks that were created in the 1930s?
Q. I need this for my english class, since we are reading To Kill A Mockingbird. I told my teacher about how the Jim Crow laws existed in the 1930s, even though they weren't created then, but he still says he wants specific laws for black that were created in the 1930s. Is anybody that's good at history know any that were created in the 1930s?
Asked by Kedah<3 - Thu Nov 13 17:03:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. black codes-laws passed on the state and local level mainly in the rural Southern states in the United States to restrict the civil rights and civil liberties of African Americans. While some northern states also passed legislation discriminating against African Americans before the Civil War, the term Black Codes is most commonly associated with legislation passed by Southern states after the Civil War in an attempt to control the labor, movements and activities of African Americans.
Answered by coonhater - Thu Nov 13 17:26:24 2008
Q. I need this for my english class, since we are reading To Kill A Mockingbird. I told my teacher about how the Jim Crow laws existed in the 1930s, even though they weren't created then, but he still says he wants specific laws for black that were created in the 1930s. Is anybody that's good at history know any that were created in the 1930s?
Asked by Kedah<3 - Thu Nov 13 17:03:00 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. black codes-laws passed on the state and local level mainly in the rural Southern states in the United States to restrict the civil rights and civil liberties of African Americans. While some northern states also passed legislation discriminating against African Americans before the Civil War, the term Black Codes is most commonly associated with legislation passed by Southern states after the Civil War in an attempt to control the labor, movements and activities of African Americans.
Answered by coonhater - Thu Nov 13 17:26:24 2008
What are the laws regarding a British National marrying a Canadian Citizen?
Q. What are the laws regarding a British National marrying a Canadian Citizen? My fiance is a Canadian and i am a British citizen. We want to marry this summer but do not know the laws around marrying a foreign national on Canadian grounds. What papers would be needed? Can anyone provide links to information? What is the waiting time before the marriage license can be applied for?
Asked by punkyfish206 - Sun Mar 23 04:12:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even though I was a British citizen who married a Canadian I don't know I don't think there were any special requirements, just the marriage license. Its a long time ago, but I don't think there were any citizenship questions British is as close to being Canadian you can be without being Canadian
Answered by Love Canada - Sun Mar 23 04:22:12 2008
Q. What are the laws regarding a British National marrying a Canadian Citizen? My fiance is a Canadian and i am a British citizen. We want to marry this summer but do not know the laws around marrying a foreign national on Canadian grounds. What papers would be needed? Can anyone provide links to information? What is the waiting time before the marriage license can be applied for?
Asked by punkyfish206 - Sun Mar 23 04:12:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Even though I was a British citizen who married a Canadian I don't know I don't think there were any special requirements, just the marriage license. Its a long time ago, but I don't think there were any citizenship questions British is as close to being Canadian you can be without being Canadian
Answered by Love Canada - Sun Mar 23 04:22:12 2008
What are the laws an immigrant would break to be deported?
Q. I am curious what the laws are on legal immigrants and deportation of those of them that do or do not break the law in the U.S. What about military immigrants?
Asked by Angel - Sat Apr 17 00:26:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Overstaying their visa.
Answered by ChrisT - Sat Apr 17 00:28:10 2010
Q. I am curious what the laws are on legal immigrants and deportation of those of them that do or do not break the law in the U.S. What about military immigrants?
Asked by Angel - Sat Apr 17 00:26:22 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Overstaying their visa.
Answered by ChrisT - Sat Apr 17 00:28:10 2010
Are there any laws in California about driving with a dog in the passenger side of a car?
Q. I like driving around town with my bulldog puppy with him in the front passenger seat of my car, but since he is getting so big now, he likes to sit in the back seat and stick his head out the window. I haven't bought a harness for him in the car yet although I'm planning to, but he doesn't disturb me while I'm driving. But I was wondering if there are any laws that prohibit dogs from riding in the passenger side of a car, or without any restraints, or any doggy in the car laws. Any good websites to see this information? Thanks for the help!
Asked by MiM - Wed Aug 8 16:58:57 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I let my dog do it but she is harnessed securely into the back seat and I just bought her a pair of those "Doggles" - doggie eye protection. She's secure and her eyes are safe- and it makes her so damn happy! PS: It took me a week to train her to wear the goggles and I take them off her whenever we stop the car- I don't want her to try to pull them off.
Answered by howldine - Wed Aug 8 17:09:02 2007
Q. I like driving around town with my bulldog puppy with him in the front passenger seat of my car, but since he is getting so big now, he likes to sit in the back seat and stick his head out the window. I haven't bought a harness for him in the car yet although I'm planning to, but he doesn't disturb me while I'm driving. But I was wondering if there are any laws that prohibit dogs from riding in the passenger side of a car, or without any restraints, or any doggy in the car laws. Any good websites to see this information? Thanks for the help!
Asked by MiM - Wed Aug 8 16:58:57 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I let my dog do it but she is harnessed securely into the back seat and I just bought her a pair of those "Doggles" - doggie eye protection. She's secure and her eyes are safe- and it makes her so damn happy! PS: It took me a week to train her to wear the goggles and I take them off her whenever we stop the car- I don't want her to try to pull them off.
Answered by howldine - Wed Aug 8 17:09:02 2007
What laws apply to starting a horse club in Pennsylvania?
Q. In starting a "saddle club", if dues are collected is it necessary to have a tax account? Other than PA Equine laws do any others apply for potential members or people starting the club?
Asked by Misery - Tue Feb 16 16:03:15 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would try to help but i dont know anything about laws or taxs or what your talking about =O lol
Answered by mr.luke - Wed Feb 17 19:47:20 2010
Q. In starting a "saddle club", if dues are collected is it necessary to have a tax account? Other than PA Equine laws do any others apply for potential members or people starting the club?
Asked by Misery - Tue Feb 16 16:03:15 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i would try to help but i dont know anything about laws or taxs or what your talking about =O lol
Answered by mr.luke - Wed Feb 17 19:47:20 2010
How plausible is a computer simulation of the laws of the universe as we know them today?
Q. With what humankind knows today of the laws of physics, is it possible or plausible to create a virtual universe that obeys the same laws we do? How great of an effect would you speculate the unknown laws have on the universe? When it comes to a functional model, how important are the little things? Could the laws be practically entered into a computer simulation that replicated our universe?
Asked by redcardoor56 - Mon Aug 18 01:47:21 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you dont know the begining of the simulation the entire thing is flawed. All we know today is how wrong we were yesterday.
Answered by Dan The Answer Man - Mon Aug 18 01:54:35 2008
Q. With what humankind knows today of the laws of physics, is it possible or plausible to create a virtual universe that obeys the same laws we do? How great of an effect would you speculate the unknown laws have on the universe? When it comes to a functional model, how important are the little things? Could the laws be practically entered into a computer simulation that replicated our universe?
Asked by redcardoor56 - Mon Aug 18 01:47:21 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you dont know the begining of the simulation the entire thing is flawed. All we know today is how wrong we were yesterday.
Answered by Dan The Answer Man - Mon Aug 18 01:54:35 2008
How strict are the laws on immigration in other parts of the world?
Q. I live in the UK, I am interested to hear how strict the laws on immigration are in other parts of the world. Or if you are from the UK and you would like to answer, how do you view the laws on immigration here? Do you believe they have detrimental affect on The UK as a whole?
Asked by Faiths Mum-32 Weeks With No.2 - Tue Mar 31 04:27:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to be honest i think they are way 2 leninent, im in the uk and yes i believe briatian is going down the pan, fair enough i knwo we need immigration as such to boost the economy but in times liek this theres no need for the extra strain on a country that is already bursting at the seams xxx
Answered by Audi - Tue Mar 31 05:41:12 2009
Q. I live in the UK, I am interested to hear how strict the laws on immigration are in other parts of the world. Or if you are from the UK and you would like to answer, how do you view the laws on immigration here? Do you believe they have detrimental affect on The UK as a whole?
Asked by Faiths Mum-32 Weeks With No.2 - Tue Mar 31 04:27:01 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. to be honest i think they are way 2 leninent, im in the uk and yes i believe briatian is going down the pan, fair enough i knwo we need immigration as such to boost the economy but in times liek this theres no need for the extra strain on a country that is already bursting at the seams xxx
Answered by Audi - Tue Mar 31 05:41:12 2009
What laws or polices have to be followed when you communicate with elderly patients in a care home?
Q. What laws or polices have to be followed when you communicate with elderly patients in a care home?
Asked by Peacock - Fri Oct 30 14:33:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First To treat them as if they were your parents Second To remember always that God is seeing your deeds . Third To remember that we will some day become an elderly patients like them and finally not to forget that they are human beings and some of them may had high ranks in different fields of life .
Answered by izzo - Fri Oct 30 15:06:45 2009
Q. What laws or polices have to be followed when you communicate with elderly patients in a care home?
Asked by Peacock - Fri Oct 30 14:33:27 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First To treat them as if they were your parents Second To remember always that God is seeing your deeds . Third To remember that we will some day become an elderly patients like them and finally not to forget that they are human beings and some of them may had high ranks in different fields of life .
Answered by izzo - Fri Oct 30 15:06:45 2009
What laws does the United States currently have in place to control immigration?
Q. Also, What immigrant groups are most affected by these laws?
Asked by Brandon - Wed Dec 5 16:16:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a crime to enter the USA illegally, punishable by a short prison sentence and a $5,000 fine. It is a federal felony to aid and abet illegal immigration. There are hundreds of state laws against illegal aliens. Restoring the Rule of Law: Eliminating Sanctuary Cities by Sen. Norm Coleman 08/27/2007 Increasingly it seems Americans in different parts of the country have opened their morning newspaper or turned on the TV and learned about an act of violence carried out by someone who is living in this country illegally. Alarmingly, many of these individuals have had previous contact with local law enforcement officials. Such is the case in Newark, New Jersey, where recently three innocent young people were tragically murdered. In the… [cont.]
Answered by Shane - Wed Dec 5 17:26:18 2007
Q. Also, What immigrant groups are most affected by these laws?
Asked by Brandon - Wed Dec 5 16:16:20 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's a crime to enter the USA illegally, punishable by a short prison sentence and a $5,000 fine. It is a federal felony to aid and abet illegal immigration. There are hundreds of state laws against illegal aliens. Restoring the Rule of Law: Eliminating Sanctuary Cities by Sen. Norm Coleman 08/27/2007 Increasingly it seems Americans in different parts of the country have opened their morning newspaper or turned on the TV and learned about an act of violence carried out by someone who is living in this country illegally. Alarmingly, many of these individuals have had previous contact with local law enforcement officials. Such is the case in Newark, New Jersey, where recently three innocent young people were tragically murdered. In the… [cont.]
Answered by Shane - Wed Dec 5 17:26:18 2007
What are the gun laws in texas regarding automatic rifles and handguns?
Q. Well i just purchased a austra firecat cal .25 automatic wich was maid in spain, but i dont know if it is legal and what are the laws to cary the gun. And i was going to buy an ak-47 but what are the laws regarding theese guns?
Asked by Mandy H - Thu May 8 12:38:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You mean SEMI-Automatics... You do not have an Automatic .25cal pistol, it is an ASTRA FireCat, and they're just not manufactured. A Semi-Auto is perfectly legal to own in Texas provided you adhere to the states laws pertaining to all guns. Nice little pocket pistol by the way... hope you're happy with it. - Good Luck!
Answered by Dr. Deviance - Thu May 8 15:04:57 2008
Q. Well i just purchased a austra firecat cal .25 automatic wich was maid in spain, but i dont know if it is legal and what are the laws to cary the gun. And i was going to buy an ak-47 but what are the laws regarding theese guns?
Asked by Mandy H - Thu May 8 12:38:14 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You mean SEMI-Automatics... You do not have an Automatic .25cal pistol, it is an ASTRA FireCat, and they're just not manufactured. A Semi-Auto is perfectly legal to own in Texas provided you adhere to the states laws pertaining to all guns. Nice little pocket pistol by the way... hope you're happy with it. - Good Luck!
Answered by Dr. Deviance - Thu May 8 15:04:57 2008
When traveling with kids still in a car/ booster seat what state laws should I follow?
Q. I am planning a vacation for my family and I have a 3 year old son who is in a booster seat. The booster seat he is in follows the law in the state we live. When traveling do I need to follow my state law (since that's our residency) or do i need to follow the law of each state we go through (4 states)? Each state is different so that means I may need a differnet type seat depending on the state and their law. I have already found the child safety seat laws for each state we will be traveling through, I just don't know if those laws apply to residents of the state or for anyone traveling through the state. What do I do, or where can I find this information at?
Asked by momgoncrazynKY - Fri Apr 28 11:28:11 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When in Rome do as the Romans. You must follow all State traffic laws in the state you are driving. It is also your responsibility to know these laws prior to your trip. IE: Some States have helmet laws for motorcycles. Watch the bikers pulln over at the state line to put their helmet on. Speed Limits vary from one state to the other. You can't drive 10 miles over the limit with the excuse that I have Florida plates and in that state the speed limit is---. Have a good trip
Answered by Cosmo - Fri Apr 28 23:44:23 2006
Q. I am planning a vacation for my family and I have a 3 year old son who is in a booster seat. The booster seat he is in follows the law in the state we live. When traveling do I need to follow my state law (since that's our residency) or do i need to follow the law of each state we go through (4 states)? Each state is different so that means I may need a differnet type seat depending on the state and their law. I have already found the child safety seat laws for each state we will be traveling through, I just don't know if those laws apply to residents of the state or for anyone traveling through the state. What do I do, or where can I find this information at?
Asked by momgoncrazynKY - Fri Apr 28 11:28:11 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When in Rome do as the Romans. You must follow all State traffic laws in the state you are driving. It is also your responsibility to know these laws prior to your trip. IE: Some States have helmet laws for motorcycles. Watch the bikers pulln over at the state line to put their helmet on. Speed Limits vary from one state to the other. You can't drive 10 miles over the limit with the excuse that I have Florida plates and in that state the speed limit is---. Have a good trip
Answered by Cosmo - Fri Apr 28 23:44:23 2006
What were jim crow laws like from a northern perspective in america?
Q. In america you had the " Jim Crow " laws which was the segregation of black and white people everyone. What were these laws like from a northen american perspective?
Asked by Jack F - Sun Jun 7 16:48:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At a time when Jim Crow laws and white violence controlled the lives of black southerners and informed race relations throughout the North and the West, Jack Johnson became a role model to many in the black community particularly the black working class. Even though he hadn't identified as such, many admired the southern-born fighter as a man who single-handedly defended the honor of his race. From Shmoop
Answered by augie6_1 - Tue Jun 9 12:01:45 2009
Q. In america you had the " Jim Crow " laws which was the segregation of black and white people everyone. What were these laws like from a northen american perspective?
Asked by Jack F - Sun Jun 7 16:48:24 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. At a time when Jim Crow laws and white violence controlled the lives of black southerners and informed race relations throughout the North and the West, Jack Johnson became a role model to many in the black community particularly the black working class. Even though he hadn't identified as such, many admired the southern-born fighter as a man who single-handedly defended the honor of his race. From Shmoop
Answered by augie6_1 - Tue Jun 9 12:01:45 2009
What Is The Difference Between Enforcing Immigration Criminal Laws, and Any Other Crime?
Q. The USA Laws and State Laws are there to be enforced, correct? So why do liberals Encourage Law Breakers to Commit Crimes by entering the USA illegally? Why enforce any law if its unpopular?
Asked by Polly - Sat Apr 24 08:26:06 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal immigration also brings in the drugs that the liberals need to "cope" with the world that they helped create.
Answered by libsticker - Sat Apr 24 08:32:47 2010
Q. The USA Laws and State Laws are there to be enforced, correct? So why do liberals Encourage Law Breakers to Commit Crimes by entering the USA illegally? Why enforce any law if its unpopular?
Asked by Polly - Sat Apr 24 08:26:06 2010 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Illegal immigration also brings in the drugs that the liberals need to "cope" with the world that they helped create.
Answered by libsticker - Sat Apr 24 08:32:47 2010
What laws would you make to protect whales from becoming extinct?
Q. The question practically says it all. BTW, nothing foolish and unrealistic. I want like realistic laws that would actually help whales from being extinct. Give me a good explanation too.
Asked by CutiePatootie - Mon Nov 16 19:24:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not a proffesional or anything, but I do plan to study animal biology when I grow older so I hope this helps. Well, I know Japan and a few other countries actually kill whales and load them in ships to get money for it's fat, meat, etc. so I guess the law I would make is to stop other countries from hunting down whales.This is Actually called illegal whaling. Also, it is hard to find them because they change the names of their ships to disguise themselves as inspectors or something. Sadly, I have seen it happen before in a document on the television and they (mainly Japan) basically throw a large hook around the whale and shoot it until it is dead. Of course there are more simpler reason as well like getting stuck in fishnets,… [cont.]
Answered by Ellie - Mon Nov 16 19:56:38 2009
Q. The question practically says it all. BTW, nothing foolish and unrealistic. I want like realistic laws that would actually help whales from being extinct. Give me a good explanation too.
Asked by CutiePatootie - Mon Nov 16 19:24:09 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I'm not a proffesional or anything, but I do plan to study animal biology when I grow older so I hope this helps. Well, I know Japan and a few other countries actually kill whales and load them in ships to get money for it's fat, meat, etc. so I guess the law I would make is to stop other countries from hunting down whales.This is Actually called illegal whaling. Also, it is hard to find them because they change the names of their ships to disguise themselves as inspectors or something. Sadly, I have seen it happen before in a document on the television and they (mainly Japan) basically throw a large hook around the whale and shoot it until it is dead. Of course there are more simpler reason as well like getting stuck in fishnets,… [cont.]
Answered by Ellie - Mon Nov 16 19:56:38 2009
What laws are relevant to a hospital that failed to bill my insurer within a timely manner?
Q. My insurer has a 95-day limitation on debts. The hospital did not get the bill to them in that amount of time. Now the hospital wants me to pay them since the insurer won't, even though it's the hospital's fault. What laws (or ideas) can I reference to the hospital's bill collector? I don't believe that I should be liable for payment. P.S. This is in Texas.
Asked by V.S. - Wed Jun 3 15:27:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually couldn't find a law directly on point skimming over TX statutes. The underlying issue seems to be why the bill was not delivered in a timely manner. For example, the process may be different if the hospital issued a bill on day 45, but it was never received, versus if the hospital sent the first bill on day 100 (not common in the industry I assure you). Assuming the hospital is familiar with your insurer and their policies, they should have handled the matter. What you probably need to do next is get a full accounting from the hospital as to what invoices were sent to whom when. Based on that, its possible this may end up in court, where you and/or your insurer sue the hospital. Other thoughts? How far past the 95 day… [cont.]
Answered by jslinderml - Wed Jun 3 15:35:51 2009
Q. My insurer has a 95-day limitation on debts. The hospital did not get the bill to them in that amount of time. Now the hospital wants me to pay them since the insurer won't, even though it's the hospital's fault. What laws (or ideas) can I reference to the hospital's bill collector? I don't believe that I should be liable for payment. P.S. This is in Texas.
Asked by V.S. - Wed Jun 3 15:27:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I actually couldn't find a law directly on point skimming over TX statutes. The underlying issue seems to be why the bill was not delivered in a timely manner. For example, the process may be different if the hospital issued a bill on day 45, but it was never received, versus if the hospital sent the first bill on day 100 (not common in the industry I assure you). Assuming the hospital is familiar with your insurer and their policies, they should have handled the matter. What you probably need to do next is get a full accounting from the hospital as to what invoices were sent to whom when. Based on that, its possible this may end up in court, where you and/or your insurer sue the hospital. Other thoughts? How far past the 95 day… [cont.]
Answered by jslinderml - Wed Jun 3 15:35:51 2009
Are the laws forcing couples to break up just before 12 months into the Relationship, to protect your assets?
Q. It seems to be a trend now & unfortunately true that men generally must break up with their GF's just prior to 12 months, unless your planning on marriage, because otherwise and especially if your living together, she is automatically entitled to half your assets, home, Super annuation, pensions etc...The laws that were meant to protect are forcing people apart, agree?
Asked by Wayne A - Fri Oct 3 09:44:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes , that is the truth , laws are creating distrust among partners and they want to safeguard their assets rather than the relationship..lollzzz Good question...
Answered by yoga - Fri Oct 3 09:49:49 2008
Q. It seems to be a trend now & unfortunately true that men generally must break up with their GF's just prior to 12 months, unless your planning on marriage, because otherwise and especially if your living together, she is automatically entitled to half your assets, home, Super annuation, pensions etc...The laws that were meant to protect are forcing people apart, agree?
Asked by Wayne A - Fri Oct 3 09:44:07 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes , that is the truth , laws are creating distrust among partners and they want to safeguard their assets rather than the relationship..lollzzz Good question...
Answered by yoga - Fri Oct 3 09:49:49 2008
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In a transfer ceremony at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens today, Archivist of the United States David S. Ferriero accepted on behalf of the US government the original Nuremberg . Laws. presented by Steven S. ...
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