Licensing laws state

It is important that the outside service company meet the facility pre-qualification criteria. As part of the review, the facility pre-qualification must determine if the service company is knowledgeable and experienced in the types of fire protection systems they will be servicing. Some states have licensing laws that require the service company designate a responsible managing employee who is licensed by the state. The service company should be able to provide evidence that the personnel performing inspections, testing, and maintenance are qualified to perform the work. 

Cleaning Up The law states that an unwanted by-product from a reaction is not a waste until the chemist declares it a waste. And once declared a waste, the material cannot be treated further except by a licensed waste treatment facility. So, for example, if all of the dilute dichromate waste from a laboratory were collected together, it could not be reduced chemically or reduced in volume before being carefully packed and trucked away by a hazardous waste disposal company. But if each student, as a part of the experiment, reduces the Cr " to Cr and precipitates it as the hydroxide, the total volume of hazardous waste becomes extremely small and thus can be cheaply disposed of. Throughout this text, procedures based on the best, current practice, are given for the conversion of hazardous by-products to less hazardous ones. 

According to the new law which came into effect in 1798, no one was permitted to manufacture or sell hemp drags without first obtaining a license from the Zillah, the administrative office set up to collect such revenues. Such a regulation was adopted, the law stated, "with a view to check immoderate consumption, and at the same time to augment the public revenue."... 

Where the qualified volunteer negligently performs professiontd services extended to an individual, which the qualified volunteer is licensed under state law to perform, including but not limited to legal, medical, engineering, and accounting services. [Ark. Stat. Ann Section 16-6-105]... 

The Effect of State Motorcycle Licensing Laws on Motorcycle Driver Mortality Rates. J. Trauma-Inj. Infection Critical Care 56(2), 415-419. 

Unlike the Court, I do not believe that the possibility that an inventor with a patentable invention will rely on state trade secret law rather than apply for a patent is remote indeed. Ante, at 19. State trade secret law provides substantial protection to the inventor who intends to use or sell the invention himself rather than license it to others, protection which in its unlimited duration is clearly superior to the 17-year monopoly afforded by the patent laws.. . . ... 

The Food and Drug Administration Modernization Act of 1997, Pub. Law 105-115, 127, 1997. National Association of Boards of Pharmacy, Good Compounding Practices Applicable to State Licensed Pharmacies, Park Ridge, IL, 1993. 

The postclosure survey report should fully and completely document all activities and all results (data), and it should certify that the closure has been done in compliance with the work plan and all applicable laws and regulations. A professional engineer licensed in the state where the closure was done must attest to the report. (In the case of JACADS, the state is California, where the EPA Region IX office is located.) Appendix E provides two sample tables of contents from industrial RCRA closure survey reports accepted by EPA they can be used as a guide to the contents of the final and interim reports required. Box E-1 shows the table of contents for a final facility RFI postclosure report. Box E-2 shows the table of contents for an interim remedial measures report, used to obtain EPA conditional approval for the cleanup of specific areas prior to final facility closeout. 

The Federal Firearms Act of 1938 (R L. No. 75-785) required that all dealers who buy or sell weapons across state lines hold a Federal Firearms License (FFL). The Gun Control Act of 1968 (P. L. No. 90-618) superseded the 1938 law. It increased license fees and prohibited most sales of firearms or ammunition across state lines. All gun dealers now had to be licensed and had to record all sales of firearms or ammunition so that they could be traced by police. Maximum penalties were raised to 5,000 and imprisonment for five years. 

The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 made further changes to the system. License holders are now photographed and fingerprinted and are required to comply with applicable state and local laws. Dealers must report any thefts of weapons within 48 hours and must immediately respond to the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Ttibacco, and Firearms requests for firearm traces. 

The military code of the state of Illinois specifies It shall not be lawful for any body of men whatever, other than the regular organized volunteer militia of this State, and the troops of the United States, to associate themselves together as a military company or organization, or to drill or parade with arms in any city, or town, of this State, without the license of the Governor thereof... ... 

Herman Presser was indicted for violating this statute as part of a German-American social and military society called the Lehr und Wehr Verein ( Education and Defense Society ). The group was incorporated under Illinois law with the stated purpose of improving the mental and bodily condition of its members so as to qualify them for the duties of citizens of a republic. In December 1879, the group, led by Presser, engaged in a march and drill, armed with rifles, without the required license from the governor. 

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