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DA: Caseworker stole $25,000 in Medicaid by lying about care
A caseworker for a nonprofit was arrested Thursday and charged with stealing more than $25,000 in Medicaid by submitting paperwork that falsely claimed he had met with troubled teenagers, prosecutors said.
Christopher Finley, 32, of Elmont, was arrested by Nassau County district attorney investigators and charged with third-degree health care fraud and first-degree falsifying business records, prosecutors said.
He faces up to 7 years in prison if convicted, and is scheduled to be arraigned later Thursday in First District Court, Hempstead.
His lawyer, Jeffrey Mueller, of Manhattan, could not immediately be reached for comment.
Prosecutors said Finley worked as an individual care coordinator with Family and Children's Association, a nonprofit agency based in Mineola.
Finley's job was to work with teenagers with behavioral issues, prosecutors said. The goal is to keep the teens living at home and avoiding institutionalization. As part of his job, Finley was required to make six home visits per month to each of the six children under his care. Finley's services are covered by Medicaid, the teens' health insurance, prosecutors said.
Between October 2010 and April 2011, Finley submitted false treatment notes to his agency showing that he made the required six home visits per month, when in fact, he visited the families two or three times a month, and sometimes not at all, prosecutors said. Relying on these false notes, the agency billed Medicaid for Finley's claimed work and Medicaid paid $25,580.42 for services that he had not provided.
The agency discovered the falsified treatment notes and related Medicaid billing during a routine audit. They repaid the money and referred the case to Nassau District Attorney Kathleen Rice for criminal prosecution after completing an internal investigation.
"It's unconscionable that this defendant would so brazenly abandon these kids," Rice said. "These families trusted Christopher Finley to help their children overcome serious obstacles and fulfill their potential, but all he cared about was how much money he could steal from the taxpayers."
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Cross-reference table
Cross-reference table of documents and information
Referred to in Article R.225-73-1 of the French Commercial Code
Documents and information in the Brochure of meeting notice
Brochure of meeting notice - pdf
|- Agenda of the Meeting (art. R. 225-81 of the Commercial Code)
|- Presentation of the various options of representation at the Meeting (Art. L. 225-106 to L. 225-106-3 and R. 225-76 of the Commercial Code), i.e.:
|- Postal and proxy voting forms or single document* provided for under the third paragraph of Article R. 225-76 of the Commercial Code, except in cases when the Company sends such forms to all its shareholders
*the form can be obtained from CACEIS Corporate Trust, Service Assemblées - 14, rue Rouget de Lisle, 92862 Issy-les-Moulineaux Cedex 9
|- Report of the Board of Directors on the use of capital increase authorizations in 2014 (art. L225-129-5 and R. 225-116 of the French Commercial Code) and the report on the operations carried out by the Company as part of the allocation of bonus shares to the salaried staff and managers (Art. L. 225-197-4 and L. 225-197-5 of the French Commercial Code)
|- Report of the Board of Directors on resolutions submitted to the General Shareholders' Meeting
|- Texts of the draft resolutions presented by the Board of Directors as well as explanations on resolutions (Art. L. 225-115, 3 and R. 225-83, 2 and 3 of the Commercial Code)
|- For the /appointment of Directors: last name, first name and age of the candidates, their professional background and activities in the last five years, specifically the duties that they carry out or have carried out in other companies; positions held in the Company by candidates and the number of shares of the Company which they hold (Art. L. 225-115,3 and R. 225-83, 5 of the Commercial Code)
|Documents and information in the 2014 Registration Document
|- Summary presentation of the Company during the previous fiscal year
|- Report of the Statutory Auditors appointed as independent thirdparty bodies on the consolidated social, environmental and corporate information provided in the Management Report
|- Report of the Chairman of the Board of Directors on the structure of the Board, preparation and organization of the Board's work and the internal control procedures (Art. L. 225-37, par. 6 and L. 225-115, 2 of the Commercial Code)
|- Last names and first names of directors and senior executives and corporate names, if any, of the other companies in which such persons carry out management, executive, administration or supervision functions (Art. L. 225-115, 1 and R. 225-83, 5 of the Commercial Code)
|- Statutory Auditors' report on the report prepared by the Chairman of the Board of Directors (Art. L. 225-235 of the Commercial Code)
|- Management report on the financial statements of the fiscal year ended December 31, 2014, including the report on the consolidated financial statements (Art. L. 233-26 of the Commercial Code)
|- Inventory of the Company's various assets and liabilities items of the Company (Art. L. 225-115, 1st paragraph of the Commercial Code)
|- Consolidated financial statements and Group management report (Art. L. 225-115,1st and R. 225-83, 6 of the Commercial Code)
|- Auditors' Report on consolidated financial statements
|- Annual financial statements (balance sheet, income statement and appendices) of the last fiscal year as well as the table of allocation of earnings (Art. L. 225-115,1st and R. 225-83, 6 of the Commercial Code)
|- Table showing the Company's results for each of the last five fiscal years (Art. R. 225-83,6 and appendices 2-2 of the Book II of the Commercial Code)
|- Auditors' Reports (Art. L. 225-115, 2 and R. 225-83, 6 of the Commercial Code), i.e.:
|- Table listing authority and power delegations granted by the Shareholders' Meeting to the Board of Directors for capital increases (Art. L. 225-129-1 and L. 225-129-2 and L. 225-100, 7 of the Commercial Code)
More information:
- Shareholders' Meeting Notice as published in BALO (Art. R. 225-73 of the Commercial Code)
- Certification of the total amount of expenses referred to in Article 238 bis of the French General Tax Code
- Certification of the total amount of compensation paid to the most highly compensated persons
- Report on capital reduction (resolution 12)
- Report on the issue of shares and of other securities with and or without preferential subscription rights (resolutions 13, 14, 15,16, 18)
- Report on increase of the share capital via issue of shares or securities giving access to the share capital reserved for members of employee savings plans (resolution 19)
- Latest HR report (bilan social) of the company along with the Workers' Council's opinion (Art. L. 2323-74 of the Labor Code)
- Total number of existing voting rights and number of shares that make up the Company's capital stock as at the date of publication of this notice, specifying, if any, the number of shares and existing voting rights as at this date for each class of shares
- Compensation for the 2014 financial year of employees whose professional activities have a material impact on Natixis' Risk profile "Regulated population" or "identified employees"
- The list of the items added of the agenda and/or the text of draft resolutions presented by shareholders (Art. R. 225-73-1, par. 8 of the Commercial Code) and received no later than (2015, April, 25)
- List of shareholders drawn up by the Company as at the 16th day before the Meeting is held (available in accordance with Art. L. 225-116 and R. 225-90 of the French Commercial Code).
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Account Executive
Melbourne, Florida
Customers Save and You Earn More with Spectrum Mobile!
Do you enjoy being on the go and out of the office? Are you self-motivated, independent and goal oriented? This is an exciting opportunity to enter the technology and entertainment world as a Spectrum Business Account Executive. We offer exceptional career mobility and our superior products, reputation for service, and more than 12 million potential new customers within our network's reach, which makes now a great time to join us.
- Full Time
- Job Level: Mid
- Travel: Yes (frequent)
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What makes a successful Spectrum Business Account Executive?
Check out the top traits we're looking for and see if you have the right mix. Additional related traits are listed below.
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Spectrum is America's fastest growing TV, internet and voice company. Our organization is filled with a diverse group of hardworking people.
Spectrum wants to help you get more out of life and take care of things outside the office to make life a little easier. We provide:
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We will provide a 100% match for every dollar you contribute, up to 6% of your eligible pay
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Provides financial support if you become unable to work due to injury or illness
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You have the chance to use company services at little to no cost where available.
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Basic life insurance benefits provided by Charter, however, you can buy additional coverage for yourself, spouse and dependent children
ResponsibilitiesDate posted 03/10/2020 Requisition Number: 259880BR-2 Location: United States - Florida - Melbourne Area of Interest: Direct Sales, Sales, Small Business Position Type: Full Time
At Spectrum, we value our employees and recognize outstanding individual contributions. As part of our Spectrum Business sales team, you'll be rewarded for your performance in addition to a steady salary. You'll have the opportunity to "own your day" every day, like a self-employed business owner, but without all the risks associated with self-employment.
Going door to door within a specified territory visiting local businesses while working on a list of prospective Small and Medium Businesses that we supply will give you the satisfaction of providing world class services to businesses needing quality products. If you have the entrepreneurial spirit coupled with a willingness to work hard you could be a Spectrum Business Account Executive.
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jboehman necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
2 ganadores han sido elegidos entre 946 diseños de 238 diseñadores freelance.
"Up"...that's it, just the word "Up"
Update 9:53 am EST - PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE DONE GIVING FEEDBACK--WE HAVE EXTENDED FOR A DAY AS A COURTESY TO DESIGNERS WHO RECENTLY RECEIVED FEEDBACK. THANKS TO ALL WHO ENTERED!
We're starting up a new platform on the web, and I'm actually not going to give many details here because we don't want any preconceived ideas. We are looking for a creative execution on the word "Up". Definitely a different approach, but one that we hope you'll find fun and creative! We'll be happy to reveal details at a later time, and are open to giving more details based on your feedback to this design brief.
The most I'm going to say here (for now) is that we are targeting adults, not kids or teenagers.
We're looking for compelling and creative treatments of the word "Up"...with or without an exclamation point (!).
We would like the logo to evoke:
1) Lively
2) Caring
3) Conversational
- The logo will primarily be for screen use.
- It must be very legible onscreen and still work at smaller sizes.
- The logo can use modified type treatments, imagery, design accents, whatever...we think this is an opportunity to do something that visually shows the word "Up" in a creative manner.
- No particular treatment necessary with regard to type case. It could be all caps, all lowercase, or any combination thereof.
- Be creative! Let's see what you've got!
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Puncheon, 27, posted a series of tweets - which he later deleted - following criticism of a penalty miss by Warnock, who had signed him on loan when manager at QPR in September 2011.
The FA charged Puncheon as a result and has now fined him for the tweets.
The row blew up after Warnock delivered stinging criticism of Puncheon for blasting a penalty wide against Tottenham.
Warnock had said on talkSPORT: "There's no way I would've trusted him with a penalty
You've got to have somebody a little bit more cool, and he's not like that, Jason.
"He can whack a 35-yard free-kick in here and there but a penalty, with all the pressure on him at a place like White Hart Lane - not in a million years for me."
Puncheon retaliated on Twitter with derogatory remarks about his former manager, who said in a statement he had done "nothing untoward" and was addressing the matter directly with the player.
The FA then charged Puncheon that in posting the comments, he "failed to act in the best interests of the game and/or acted in a manner which was improper and/or used abusive and/or insulting words, in contravention of FA Rule E3(1)".
Announcing the outcome of the disciplinary action, the FA said in a statement: "Crystal Palace's Jason Puncheon has been fined ?15,000 and warned as to his future conduct after he admitted an FA charge for Twitter comments he made in relation to Neil Warnock."
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- Australia's Geographical Names Board proposes tightening rules
- Names considered offensive, like Titswobble Drive, could be changed
- Some proposals are rejected for practical reasons, others are just strange
- Board has moved to simplify names but removing some apostrophes
From Cape Desolation and Bong Bong to Lake Disappointment and Woolloomooloo, Australia is no stranger to bleak, odd or evocative place names.
Towns like Come By Chance, Home Rule and Wattanobi are perfectly normal within the Australian context -- and locals use them without thinking -- but the country's Geographical Names Board has proposed tightening the regulations on naming places.
Local favorites like Curly Dick Road -- a place name in Meadow Flat in New South Wales which is stoutly defended by locals -- would likely remain, but those that could be considered offensive, such as Titswobble Drive, may be candidates for a future name cull.
"We don't want to stop Australia's tradition of weird and wonderful place names," Geographical Names Board deputy chairman Paul Harcombe told CNN. "We will consider anything as long as it's not commercial or offensive.
"We realize that working street names like Curly Dick Road get a bit of a giggle, but provided they're not offensive we won't go back and change them."
He said some of the more colorful suggestions from local councils for streets in new developments were often rejected for practical reasons. A council in the New South Wales town of Cowra wanted to name a street .303, after the ammunition, to recall the town's military history.
"But can you imagine being part of emergency services and being called to number 33, 303 Street? It's simply not workable," Harcombe said. "What we want is a unique name for every address in Australia -- we often get proposals that list a Railway Street North, a Railway Street South and a Railway Parade all within close proximity of each other.
"This is the sort of thing we want to avoid," he said.
He said that under the proposals, existing place names would be safe for the time being but the board would consider applications to rename streets if there were compelling circumstances.
The guidelines outline which new place names would be accepted by the board -- those with Aboriginal or multicultural origins are favored.
He said the board often considered proposals to restore Aboriginal place names and had two official names for many well-known places such as Mt. Warning, which is also called Wollumbin.
Aboriginal place names were particularly sensitive, however, especially if they marked known massacre sites.
"We had a problem with a place called Waterloo Creek which was named after a very one-sided massacre of Aboriginal people at the site," Harcombe said. "In the end, the local Aboriginal council decided it was better to have the massacre site marked. There are some things you can't expunge from history."
Under the proposed guidelines, places and roads named after living people, or those holding public office, are to be avoided because "community attitudes and opinions change over time."
He cited the example of Alan Bond Place in Marsfield, named after the man who backed Australia's winning America's Cup team in the late 80s but went on to be jailed for fraud.
Cliches, too, are being weeded out and the board said it would prefer names that avoid repetition. For that reason, Sugar Loaf, Sandy, Back, Bald, Deep, Long, Kangaroo, Reedy, Rocky, Spring and Stony -- staples of many Australian towns -- have been placed on the "avoid" list.
The regulations are not likely to please punctuation pedants, however, with the board saying it would eliminate apostrophes -- they've already been eliminated from places including Howes Valley -- and retain names that have been corrupted by long-established usage.
Australia's most famous example of this is its highest peak Mt. Kosciuszko. Named after the Polish national hero Tadeusz Kosciuszko in 1840, the Geographical Names Board only reverted to the correct spelling (it was previously spelt Kosciusko) in 1997.
Despite this, Australians still pronounce the name as "koz-i-os-go." The traditional Polish pronunciation of "kozh-tshush-ko" is almost never used.
Harcombe said the missing 'z' from Kosciuszko had been particularly controversial, drawing representation from the Polish community in Australia, the Polish ambassador and even the Vatican.
"Kosciuszko is a national hero in Poland. It was described to me as leaving the 'j' out of Banjo Paterson," Harcombe said, referring to one of Australia's national poets.


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Turbocharged Saturn Sky - Sky's The Limit
Does The New Turbocharged Saturn Sky Redline Live Up To The Hype? Until The Camaro Arrives, It Will Do Just Fine.
Working for a car mag has its perks, and one of them is getting to drive the "latest and greatest" out of Motor City. This time it was a call from the gearheads at GM Powertrain with an invite to drive the new Saturn Sky Redline, the "hot rod" version of a decidedly feminine conveyance. The only catch was that we had to check out their new four-door Aura as well. We drove it too, but only because we had to. The Aura is a fine grocery-getter, now on to business.
GM couldn't have picked a nicer location to test a sports car. The rolling hills and back roads near Santa Barbara, California, provided a perfect location for putting the little rear-wheel-drive two-seater through its paces. They tossed us the keys to a silver five-speed Redline with the 260hp intercooled turbocharged Ecotec, which right away sounded like an invitation to get into trouble.
The first thing we noticed was that, with the top down, there is very little room to carry anything bigger than a loaf of bread. The top folds down into the trunk area, which gives the exterior a sleek and clean look, but eats up most of the limited trunk space. Then again, it's a sports car and not an SUV, so don't plan on taking it to the Home Depot.
The five-speed gearbox in this Redline was smooth. Miatas have a similar feel, so we dropped a Second gear power shift just to make sure there really were gears in it. Not only did it not break, but we were rewarded with nice long twin patches of rubber. The dual scroll design of the turbo virtually eliminates turbo lag and the power comes on quick, almost as if the 260hp mill was naturally aspirated. The redline on the tach says 6,500, but the Ecotec is all done making horsepower by 5,400. This isn't necessarily a bad thing, since the gearing of the car makes it easy to stay in the power band. There is plenty of power to pull through turns and merge with the traffic.
Handling is definitely this car's strong suit. We'll resist calling it a slot car, after all, it does tip the scale at over 3,000 lbs, but the handling was precise and very predictable. Understeer was non-existent and, even when pushed hard through the turns, the car stuck to the asphalt and went where it was pointed. With some stickier tires, the Sky will be an absolute terror on the road course. We ran through most of a tank of gas and a good part of the tires and clutch, but the car sucked up what we threw at it.
We also piloted the six-speed automatic version of the Redline. While the manual is the preferred weapon for hot rodders, the auto performed very well. The steering wheel was equipped with the same paddle shifting system found on the C6 Corvette, and in manual mode it did a great job. In auto mode, the computer did a competent job of picking the right gear, but soon we got bored, and got back in the five-speed car. Wind noise is substantial with the top and windows down, but it gets much quieter with the side glass up. We heard one of the "wine and cheese" magazine guys complain about the comfort of the interior. Hey, this isn't a Lexus, it's a sports car and the seats are supportive and bolstered in the right places for spirited driving. The XM radio is an upgrade definitely worth the extra cash, but the amber lighting is impossible to read with the top down and the sun shining.
We found the car a blast to drive and prefer the chiseled look of the Sky over the curves of the Solstice. The car is gorgeous and has just the right amount of aggressive styling, however, it's the handling and drivetrain that makes the Redline a star.


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More Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to more frequently asked questions of the Attorney General's Office, California Department of Justice. If after reading these FAQs you need information, contact our Public Inquiry Unit. The unit serves as the Attorney General's central clearinghouse for consumer complaints and public inquiries.
Please keep in mind that the Attorney General's Office cannot provide you with personal legal advice or conduct personal legal research and will not be able to represent you individually in court. Whenever possible and as appropriate, we do offer general information and potential sources of assistance elsewhere.
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Taking the time to learn about an organization is important when you consider that there are more than 700,000 federally recognized charities - nearly 90,000 of them in California - and no official "seal of approval" issued for these nonprofit corporations.
Start by asking questions and finding out about the charity's programs and fund-raising activities. Reputable charities and fundraisers will be willing to give you information and details, and won't rush you into a decision.
Whether someone comes knocking at your door asking for donations or you get a solicitation in the mail or by phone, here are some TIPS: Things to Consider Before Donating Your Time and Money, pdf. Don't be fooled by sound-alike names.
In California, charities and commercial fundraisers hired by charities must register with the Attorney General's Office before soliciting donations. Charities with income and assets exceeding $25,000 must file annual financial reports with the IRS, the state Franchise Tax Board and the Attorney General's Office.
The Attorney General's website offers a searchable registry of charities and a searchable registry of commercial fundraisers. You can get a snapshot of a charity's activities by reviewing the financial disclosure reports of the organization. The Attorney General's Charitable Trust website has more information about charities.
Charities incorporated as nonprofit benefit corporations also must register with the Secretary of State as a condition of doing business in California. Use the Secretary of State's business portal to search the business status of a nonprofit organization.
To report suspected fraud by a charity or commercial fundraiser, contact the Attorney General's office in writing. You can send your complaint by regular mail to the Registry of Charitable Trusts at P.O. Box 944255, Sacramento, CA 94244-2550, or email the Registrar of Charitable Trusts.
Child Support
You should contact your local child support agency or you can get information from the California Department of Child Support Services. The department's website offers answers to frequently asked questions on child support. The California Department of Child Support was established by the Legislature in 1999 to consolidate various child support services that were spread among assorted state agencies. You can call the Department of Child Support Services at (916) 464-5050 or toll-free at (866) 249-0773.
Civil Rights
Contact the California Department of Fair Employment and Housing, the state agency designated to handle complaints of unlawful discrimination in employment, housing and public accommodations. If you believe you are a victim of hate violence, contact your local law enforcement agency and the state Department of Fair Employment and Housing. While having discretionary authority to consider these civil rights violations, the Attorney General has sought to maximize resources by having his Civil Rights Enforcement Section focus on cases that involve a broader pattern or practice of unlawful discrimination. If you have information about a pattern or practice of unlawful discrimination in employment, housing, public accommodations or acts of hate violence, file a civil rights complaint with the Attorney General.
Unfortunately, there is no one-stop shop for checking out companies, and our office cannot give you personal legal advice or comment on the legitimacy of a particular business. By researching a company, you may be able to detect whether the business is legitimate and help ensure that you invest wisely your hard-earned money. If you have any doubts about a company's business practices, here is some general advice to consider:
- Ask for a list of references. The list should include companies from which the company buys materials, as well as distributors or customers to whom the company sells products or services.
- Ask for a business statement. A business statement should describe the daily practices of the company. It should provide general information on the company, such as the number of years in business, its locations, the owners and a description of its organizational structure.
- Ask about licenses and compliance with applicable state and local requirements. Find out what licenses the company must possess and who to contact to verify that the licenses have been obtained. Find out what actions the company has taken to ensure that all its actions are legal within the State of California.
- Ask about a stock portfolio or income statement. If you are thinking about investing in a company, ask for a stock portfolio or income statement. These documents will provide the investor with information on the company's assets and liabilities. If the firm is publicly traded, check the company's website for financial statements and other regulatory filings. Conduct an Internet search for as much information as you can learn about the company's performance and conduct, and what others are saying about the company.
- Check complaints about the company. AAs a law enforcement agency, the Attorney General's Office does not release information on consumer complaints that involve as-yet-unproven allegations that could create misleading and unfair impressions about a company. Our Consumer Protection Section uses these consumer complaints to look for patterns of deceptive or unfair business practices where legal action brought by the Attorney General could serve the interest of the general public. While information from our office is limited, you may able to learn about consumer complaints about the company by contacting the Better Business Bureau where the company is located or doing business. See http://www.bbb.org.
You should contact the agency that most directly regulates the business or profession of the individual or company about which you want to complain. To help you find the relevant agency, check the California Department of Consumer Affairs Referral Table.
If you are uncertain or believe the Attorney General's Office is the best place to file your complaint, use the Attorney General's on-line complaint form or send your complaint in writing by regular mail to: Attorney General's Office, Public Inquiry Unit, P.O. Box 944255, Sacramento, CA 94244-2550.
While the Attorney General handles complaints against a variety of businesses, our office may, after reviewing your complaint, refer the matter to another agency if your complaint concerns a subject normally handled by that other agency. We will notify you of such referrals. Also, please note the Attorney General's Office does not represent private individuals in legal actions. Additionally, there may be complaints involving issues over which the Attorney General will not be able to address.
You may want to review General Information on Using State Agencies to Help Resolve Your Consumer Complaint, pdf. In pursuing your complaint, you may want to consider other means of resolving the matter. See information on using Small Claims Court and seeking third-party help provided by the California Courts.
And if I have a problem, where can I file a complaint about a contractor?
The term "contractor" applies broadly to individuals and firms that offer services that include home building, remodeling, room additions, swimming pool installation, painting, roofing, landscaping, plumbing, electrical, heating and air conditioning. Contractors also include individuals who repair mobile homes.
If you are thinking of hiring a contractor, check with the California Contractors State License Board. The board can help you check the status of a contractor's license and offers pointers for hiring a contractor, making sure a contractor measures up and what you should consider in home improvement contracts.
If you have a complaint against a contractor, contact the Contractors State License Board. Your complaint must be in writing. Complaints for work performed in Imperial, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and San Diego counties are directed to the board's Norwalk Intake & Mediation Center. Complaints about work in other counties are directed to the board's Sacramento Intake & Mediation Center. More details and a complaint form are available on the board's website; or by calling 1-800-321-CSLB (1-800-321-2572) or writing: Contractors State License Board, P.O. Box 269116, Sacramento, CA 95826
Federal Government
You can find a listing of federal government agencies in your local telephone book under United States Government Offices or check the federal government website. If you have questions about federal law issues, contact the U.S. Attorney General, your regional US Attorney's Office or the U.S. Department of Justice. The California Attorney General is a state government official and the California Department of Justice is a state government agency that operate separately from these federal government offices and agencies.
On the Internet, search the United States Code by key words or specific code section and download text. Or you may want to visit a local public law library. Your county law library is listed in the telephone directory in the County Government Offices section under "Law Library." Our office is restricted by law from providing legal research or legal analysis for private individuals under any circumstances.
On the Internet, visit the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services - Office Locator website.
Fingerprinting & Criminal History
As the state's central repository for criminal history records, the California Department of Justice provides an automated fingerprint submission service for conducting criminal background checks that may be required as a condition of employment, licensing, certification, child placement, or entry into the United States or another country.
All applicant fingerprint submissions must be transmitted electronically. Live Scan digital submissions provide the quickest way to submit and process background checks.
You can obtain fingerprinting services at most local police departments, sheriff's offices, or any public applicant Live Scan site. To find a location nearest you, see list of Public Live Scan Sites.
When being fingerprinted, you must present valid photo identification. Expired identification cards will not be accepted. You also must pay a service or "rolling" fee. While rolling fees vary from site to site, most charge between $12 and $20. An additional processing fee for state (Department of Justice) and federal (FBI) criminal history record checks may be charged if the cost is not billable to the agency requesting your criminal background check. Ask your requesting agency for information on the fees for which you are responsible before going to a LiveScan site or seeking fingerprint-rolling services.
In California, fingerprinting must be done by a certified fingerprint roller or qualified law enforcement personnel.
Applicants Living Outside California/United States must submit manual fingerprint cards (Form FD258).
Print out the Application to Obtain Copy of State Summary Criminal History Record (Form BCII 8705, pdf) and follow the instructions on the form. Please contact your local law enforcement agency for fingerprinting services. PLEASE NOTE: Your fingerprint card must contain your full name, date of birth, sex and return mailing address. If you are having difficulty in obtaining a blank fingerprint card, please contact the Record Review Unit at (916) 227-3849.
Manual submissions must be accompanied by either personal check drawn on a U.S. bank, money order or certified check. The check or money order must be made payable to the "California Department of Justice." Mail your application, fingerprint card and processing fee to:
Record Review Unit
P.O. Box 903417
Sacramento, CA 94203-4170
Applicants and Applicant Agencies who submit digital Live Scan fingerprints can check quickly on the status of their fingerprint submission using the Department of Justice's 24-hour automated system.
For the automated system, call (916) 227-4557 using a touch-tone telephone and follow the voice-prompted menu. You will need to have the following information available: (1) the applicant's date of birth; and (2) the 10-digit Automated Transaction Identifier (ATI) number that appears at the bottom of the Department of Justice form requesting Live Scan fingerprint background checks. To get your ATI number, contact the agency requesting your criminal background check. (The ATI number always appears in the following sequence: 1 LETTER; 3 NUMBERS; 3 LETTERS and 3 NUMBERS.)
There is no automated system for checking on paper fingerprint card submissions. To obtain status information for hard card submissions, or if you have specific applicant submission problems, contact the state Department of Justice's Applicant Processing Program at (916) 227-3823. Because of the volume of calls received and time needed to research each request, there may be delays in responding to your inquiry.
Access to Criminal History Records is limited strictly by law. Only the person who is the subject of the Criminal History Record and law enforcement agencies for law enforcement purposes may obtain a copy. Third party requests for criminal history records are not authorized and cannot be honored. (California Penal Code section 11105.)
To request a copy of your own Criminal History Record from the California Department of Justice, complete and submit an "Application to Obtain Copy of State Summary Criminal History Record" or a letter with specified details. You will need to furnish a full set of fingerprint impressions with your request. For detailed instructions and the application form, see Fingerprint Submissions - Criminal Records Review.
For answers, visit the Attorney General's Bureau of Firearms website. The Bureau of Firearms has information on a variety of firearms topics, including purchase, possession, safety storage, transfers and dealer responsibilities.
Indian Gaming
You can view the Model Tribal-State Compact on the California Gambling Control Commission's website or contact the Attorney General's Bureau of Gambling Control. The California Gambling Control Commission and Bureau of Gambling Control are the two state agencies that comprise the California Gaming Agency. You also can try inquiring directly with the tribes that operate casinos. Consult the List of tribes operating casinos under current compacts.
Legal Opinions
California law (Government Code section 12519) specifies the government officials who may submit requests for a formal Attorney General's Opinion. The law does not permit requests from individual members of the public.
An Attorney General's Opinion is a comprehensive analysis of the law and case history relevant to an issue. Courts give great weight to the opinions. Requests for an Attorney General's Opinion may come from constitutional officers, directors of state government agencies, state legislators, district attorneys, prosecuting city attorneys, county counsels and county sheriffs. Visit Attorney General Legal Opinions for more information and to research past opinions.
Legal Services
The Attorney General by law cannot give you legal advice or handle your personal case in court. You will need to consult a private attorney. See Attorneys/Lawyers.
Free or low-cost legal services may be available through a local Legal Aid Society or lawyer referrals. See Attorneys/Lawyers.
Contact the State Bar of California, which oversees the conduct of lawyers admitted to practice in the state. The State Bar's Attorney Discipline System takes complaints from the public and investigations allegations for potential disciplinary action by the State Bar.
The State Bar can discipline or recommend that an attorney be disciplined for violations of the Star Bar Act or Rules of Professional Conduct. Complaints of criminal conduct should be referred to the district attorney in the county in which the alleged crime occurred.
The State Bar operates a toll-free complaint hotline for Californians: 1-800-843-9053.
Consumers outside the state can call: 213-765-1200.
Local Government
Local government authorities are responsible for handling complaints against their employees. The Office of the Attorney General generally does not supersede local law enforcement agencies in these matters.
You should address your complaint to the local official's supervisor, and pursue the complaint up the employee's chain of command until your complaint is addressed. This may include bringing your complaint to the attention of the city council or city attorney, if it concerns a city official, or the board of supervisors or district attorney, if it concerns a county official
If after taking these steps you continue to doubt the legality of an action taken by your local officials, consult a private attorney who can represent your interests in a dispute.
If you believe you have information indicating criminal conduct on the part of a public employee, you should immediately contact the appropriate local law enforcement authority in the city or county where the incident occurred.
If you feel your complaint about improper governmental activities has not been addressed satisfactorily by the local government agency, consider submitting your complaint to the county grand jury. If after investigation the grand jury concurs with your allegations, it will request the intervention of the district attorney. The state Attorney General would not become involved in such a case unless the local district attorney had a conflict of interest that would prevent the district attorney from making any criminal charging decision in the case.
The California Constitution (Article V, Section 8) gives the Governor the exclusive authority to grant pardons. The state Board of Prison Terms has information available on How To Apply For A Pardon. Applicants for a traditional pardon must write directly to the Governor's Office. Applications should be addressed to Governor's Office, Attention Legal Affairs Secretary, State Capitol, Sacramento, CA 95814.
Police Misconduct
You should direct your concern first to the local law enforcement agency. Under Penal Code section 832.5, each law enforcement agency in the state must establish a procedure to investigate complaints from citizens. A written description of this procedure is available from all law enforcement agencies.
To file a complaint against a police officer, you must be able to produce a factual statement which clearly describes the date, place and nature of the incident, the names of the law enforcement officer(s) involved, the names of witnesses, and the specific allegation of violation of law.
If unable to resolve the complaint through local law enforcement review, contact the district attorney's office in the county that has jurisdiction over the police agency - or contact the county grand jury. Most complaints against local law enforcement can be resolved by contacting these agencies.
If these agencies do not act on your complaint within a reasonable amount of time, you may write to the Attorney General's Office, which has a policy governing the review of police misconduct complaints, pdf. Complaints directed to the Attorney General by California citizens should include the details of attempts to resolve the issue with the police agency, district attorney or grand jury. The Attorney General cannot act on a report that does not contain specific information about misconduct that violates state law.
Public Utility
You should file your complaint with the California Public Utilities Commission, which is the primary regulator of utilities in the state. If you have a complaint against a utility company (telephone, gas, electric, water, etc), you can use the CPUC on-line complaint form. You can file a copy of your complaint with the Attorney General's Office.
Registered Sex Offender Information
You can now Search the Megan's Law Registry from the Attorney General's website. Using this feature, you can view a map showing where registered sex offenders live and search by such categories as the registrant's name, zip code and street address. The information is available in English and 12 other languages.
The public information for registered sex offenders reflects only what is allowed to be disclosed under California's Megan's Law. The law also prohibits using the information disclosed to harass or commit any crime against the offender.
Seller Assisted Marketing Plan
California Civil Code at Section 1812.200, regulates "business opportunity offerings" known as Seller Assisted Marketing Plans (SAMPs). Generally, a SAMP is any sale or lease or offer to sell or lease any product, equipment, supplies, or services which requires a payment of more than $500 before or during the first six months of the contract, read more...
State Government
Use CA.gov's Agency Directory and you willfind an alphabetical listing of various state agencies with information on the Internet. You can find contact information on websites of the agencies.
If reporting illegal acts by state agencies, departments or employees, contact the Bureau of State Audits Whistleblower Hotline. If filing a claim for money or damages against the state, contact the Government Claims Program. Otherwise, you should contact the director of the specific agency with which you have a dispute, your representatives in the California Legislature, and/or a private attorney. The Attorney General represents various state departments in legal matters and does not control the administration of these client agencies.
On the Internet, search California Law by key words and specific code sections and download text. Or you may want to visit a local public law library. Your county law librarian may be able to help. The county law library is listed in the telephone directory in the County Government Offices section under "Law Library." The Attorney General's Office is not funded nor authorized to provide legal research or legal analysis for private individuals under any circumstances.
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For more information about how a Bill becomes a law visit the California Legislative Information website.
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Wages/Working Conditions
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Fluorescent detection of SignalSilence® Control siRNA (Fluorescein Conjugate) #6201 in living HeLa cells 24 hours post-transfection, demonstrating nearly 100% transfection efficiency.
Western blot analysis of extracts from HeLa cells, transfected with 50 nM non-targeted siRNA (-) or 100 nM SignalSilence® ILK1 siRNA I (+), using ILK1 Antibody #3862 and Cofilin Antibody #3312. The ILK1 antibody confirms silencing of ILK1 expression and the cofilin antibody controls for protein loading and specificity of ILK1 siRNA.
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CST recommends transfection with 100 nM ILK1 siRNA I 48 hours prior to cell lysis. For transfection procedure, follow protocol provided by the transfection reagent manufacturer. Please feel free to contact CST with any questions on use.
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SignalSilence® siRNA is supplied in RNAse-free water. Aliquot and store at -20ºC.
SignalSilence® ILK1 siRNA I from Cell Signaling Technology (CST) allows the researcher to specifically inhibit ILK1 expression using RNA interference, a method whereby gene expression can be selectively silenced through the delivery of double stranded RNA molecules into the cell. All SignalSilence® siRNA products from CST are rigorously tested in-house and have been shown to reduce target protein expression by western analysis.
Integrin-linked kinases (ILKs) couple integrins and growth factors to downstream pathways involved in cell survival, cell cycle control, cell-cell adhesion and cell motility (1). ILK functions as a scaffold bridging the extracellular matrix (ECM) and growth factor receptors to the actin cytoskeleton through interactions with integrin, PINCH (which links ILK to the RTKs via Nck2), CH-ILKBP and affixin (1). ILK phosphorylates Akt at Ser473, GSK-3 on Ser9, myosin light chain 2 (MLC2) on Ser18/Thr19, as well as affixin (2-5). These phosphorylation events are key regulatory steps in modulating the activities of the targets. ILK activity is stimulated by PI3 kinase and negatively regulated by the tumor suppressor PTEN and a PP2C protein phosphatase, ILKAP (1,3,6). It has been suggested that the conserved Ser343 residue in the activation loop plays a key role in the activation of ILK1 (2).
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The top stories of September and October 2013.
3: Curtis Darnell Williams, 19, leads police on 24-hour manhunt after committing crimes in Lenoir County near Woodington Middle School. Williams was apprehended in Jacksonville
3: Former Jones County Sheriff and State Trooper Robert Reynolds Mason passes away at 77
3. Greene County native and Elizabeth City State University student Montravis King wins appeal to run for city council in Elizabeth City
5: Former Kinston City Councilman William �Will� Walter Barker sentenced to six and a half years in prison and fined $10,000 for possessing child pornography
6: Kinston Charter Academy closes its doors amid financial struggles
11: Remembrance Day in honor of 12th anniversary of 9/11 attacks held at Pearson Park
12: �A Chef�s Life� � a show featuring Chef and the Farmer�s Vivian Howard and Ben Knight � premieres on PBS
12: Robert Nelson Davis, 74, dies when tractor overturns into canal near Lenoir County/Jones County line
13: Closing arguments given in Laura Ackerson murder trial of Grant Hayes
13: Eleven arrested in anti-prostitution sting conducted in Maysville and Pollocksville
14: Six inducted into Lenoir Memorial Hospital�s Hall of Honor
16: Grant Hayes found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Laura Ackerson; handed down sentence of life in prison without possibility of parole
16: Lenoir County Commissioners agreed on an exchange with Walter and Sylvia Poole for property in order to build the Smithfield Way extension
17-22: 58th Lenoir County Agricultural Fair misses projections due to weekend rain
18: Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School first grade teacher Katy Benton named Lenoir County Public School�s teacher of the year
19: Greene County Animal Shelter shuts down after one employee goes out on disability and the other resigns
21: Jones County Heritage Festival gives citizens a taste of the past
24: Two juveniles picked up by police in Snow Hill after break-in
26: N.C. Gov. Pat McCrory tours Spirit Aero-Systems
28: Former Negro League player and Kinston resident Carl Long holds books signing for his book, �A Game of Faith.� The book chronicles Long�s baseball career including playing alongside legends such as Jackie Robison and Willie Mays
4: A three-car wreck on N.C. 11/55 at Tyree Road near Jackson�s store sends five to the hospital
5: Fourth annual softball tournament honoring the late Lenoir County Sheriff�s Office detective Allen Pearson held at Bill Fay Park
7: New Bojangles� opens at site of one of the first-ever franchises on West Vernon Avenue.
7: An estimated 200 residents attend Lenoir County School Board meeting where Superintendent Stephen Mazingo presented ideas for the School System Improvement Task Force. Ideas included converting 11 current elementary and middle schools into K-8 schools. Board tables decision until it could obtain more information
8: Amanda Hayes indicted as an accessory in Ackerson murder
8: Four arrested in meth bust, with authorities seizing 2 pounds of methamphetamine worth $70,000
8: 11 arrested in Jones County drug bust
14: Candidates for Kinston City Council address the public in candidate forum sponsored by The Free press and TACC-9
14: Former South Lenoir High School music teacher Mallory Sinclair accused of sex acts with student
15: Mayoral candidates B.J. Murphy, Ralph Clark and Jon Marks participate in only forum of the election season
16: Contentnea-Savannah K-8 School Principal Frances Herring named Lenoir County Public School�s Principal of the Year
16: Kinston City Council candidate Adrien Meadows arrested on charges of assault on a government officer, driving with a revoked license, resisting a public official and failing to heed the light or siren
22: Former Kinston High School football player Kyle Mattocks guest stars on episode of �NCIS: L.A.�
24-26: Sweet Potato Festival takes place in Snow Hill
25: North Lenoir High School and South Lenoir High School football teams meet in 50th matchup. North Lenoir wins 16-3
25: Kinston man dies in one-car wreck on Wallace Family Road.
28: Chester James Green Jr., 33, arrested on multiple sex offense charges