what does this mean vio cs/drug/dev & cosmetic act?
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I'm not sure about the vio part, but the rest is the Controlled Substance, Drug, Device, and Cosmetic Act.
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Go to:\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos015.htm
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it means that your degree is a "science" that is applied to your job. ex: I have a degree in CJ, A.A.S. it means I apply criminal justice to my job
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Couldnt find a quick summary, but the link below is the text of the act as it was written. Perhaps that will help.
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Good for you for including the context you've seen this in.\n\nBut...I suspect this isn't a "police" term.  If you're talking about getting into or out of rehab, it's most likely a term used by the folks running the rehab program.\n\nStill, someone here might know.  I've never heard the term and can't even imagine what it stands for.
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It means the appearance of the program. If you want to change how the program looks (visually) you can select a different skin.
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Not quite, but there is the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001....\n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2001/20010016.htm
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Ginnie MAe's modus vivendi is a temporary agreement between them and other contending parties pending a final settlement. \nTheir modus operandi is a method of operating, functioning or manner of working.\n\nIf you want a better answer, ask in english next time.
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Well... I woud like to help but I am utterly and completely confused. Is this in relation to Law? Or is it a personal hobby? Or both? Perhaps you could define what you mean by "lock company or co-op clauses"... Otherwise, it sounds like you need some proper legal advice.
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try checking out drugbuyers.com or overseaspharmacy.com to get more info...\n\nhope this helps
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They are designed to make it complicated... lol... no seriously they break the act down and make it more specific, less likely to be misinterpreted. It makes it more specific to the industry also. I guess the over all goal is to make things better, more standardised... "universal"
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Call a lawyer, tampering with perscriptions is a crime, so I would be worried about that.  However you can find information about this in any specialized "medical law book"  You need to look at medical law so you see where this is covered.
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hey r u checking on wether we know law or not..Well, i m a law student.\nThe meaning of consideration has been defined in section 2(d) of the Indian contract Act which also specifies that Consideration is one of the essentials of a contract.\nsection 10 states that " An agreement is a contract where it has been entered into by free consent of the parties,competent to contract,with a lawful purpose and for a lawful consideratrion"\nIt is only when a promise is made for something in return that such a promise can be enforced against in a court of law. Subject to certain exceptions, agreements without consideration are void(section 25).\nexceptions:\n1.Agreement made on account of natural love and affection.\n2.Agreemnt to compensate for past voluntary services.\n3. Agreemnt to pay a time-barred debt.\n4.Contract of agency.\n5.A gift actually made n completed.\n\nHope thats enough info.
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This is absolutely not real.  This is not regulated by the Food and Drug Administration, therefore it's a scam.  There is absolutely no way Lasik is able to be done on a generic basis, as there are many different procedures involved in the surgery.  For example, an astigmatism causes the development of an irregularly shaped cornea.  How would the Lasik Buddy (or whatever it's called) auto-correct the incision site?  There is also glaucoma, cataracts, etc...  which must be taken into account.  \nI'm actually fairly certain this little system is in direct violation of the FDA Laws.  If you attempt to use this, you are taking a huge risk with your eyesight.\n\nEssentially, this wacko wants you to take a sedative and then stick a laser in your eyes?   Yikes!  \n\nNeuroProf adds, "Diazepan (aka Valium), the drug issued with the kit, is a Class 3 Controlled Substance and therefore must be prescribed by a physician.  It is illegal \nto distribute generically."\n\nPeople who are on Valium can't operate an automobile, much less perform surgery(!?) on themselves.
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It is a "Class A" controlled substance under Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.\n\nMaximum Penalties:\nPossession (Magistrates Court) 6 months/£5,000 fine or both\nPossession (Crown Court) 7 years/unlimited fine or both\nSupply (Magistrates Court) 6 months/£5,000 fine or both\nSupply (Crown Court) life/unlimited fine or both\nObviously these are maximum penalties and each case is different.\n\nI'm a serving police officer and would have no clue what it looks like or how to identify it, however, if an officer suspects it's a drug, then you'd get arrested anyhow and it would be sent to the lab for analysis.
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That's CAVEAT EMPTOR. It means "Let the buyer beware" in Latin.
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Sounds like Controlled Substance Act (drugs)  Manufacturing/ Delivery.\n\nJust a guess, but if you've got any left that you want to get rid of before trial...