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1. Emancipate Child Support at 18 Years Old 
Please support a Bill to Support Divorced Parents rights by following law in states such as Calif. & Arizona by Emancipating Children at the adult age of 18.
NJ currently has an antiquated law that allows a Judge(Glorified Lawyer) to keep Parents arguing over Child Support, in turn allowing Lawyers to keep charging fees to the Parents while they keep them arguing. If the Law is passed to Emancipate at 18 then 50% of the time in court and legal fees that Lawyers are charging the parents are drastically reduced. If a young adult can be drafted into the military and risk life or limb at 18 then they are full fledged adults.
If they commit a crime then they are tried as adults not as a child(as in "Child" Support). A Judge(Glorified Lawyer) has no right to force a married couple to pay for an 18 year old adult's secondary education but they are give the "power" to make divorced couples do it. Isn't that discriminatory? Time to update the antiquated laws that allow the Judges(Glorified Lawyers) to preserve their Profession and give the Lawyers the right to make people go broke instead of really caring about the children. www.emancipatenj.com
2. Stop the self-serving Greed of Congress 
The United States Congress has proven itself to be self-serving by voting itself:
1) A Lifetime Pension;
2) A Lifetime Free Healthcare Plan.
3. Social Services Reform in regards to Parents in America 
Social Services has no boundaries, social workers are allowed to bully parents around while using the excuse "for the sake of the children" There's a clear difference between enforcing good parenting habits and using authority for the sake of self-gain.
These actions need to stop. There is no punishment for these workers who unjustly abuse their powers. When there is no clear punishment for childish behavior, then it's allowed to flourish and survive. If being in a position of responsibility is too much for these workers and acting with maturity is out of the question, then they should be fined in order to remind them that they shouldn't get complacent with the fact that there is no punishment for immature and arrogant behavior.
A standard should be implemented and Social Services should be obliged to it, to ensure equal and fair treatment for parents going through such a difficult ordeal. Having no obligations to it's own contracts of reform enables immaturity and arrogance. This needs to stop.
4. Support Public Charter Schools in Kentucky 
The children in Kentucky’s schools today represent the future of our Commonwealth. However in too many instances, Kentucky children are badly under-performing their potential.
Take for instance the 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress which shows only thirty-five (35) percent of Kentucky 4th graders and thirty-six (36) percent of Kentucky 8th graders read at or above a proficient level. The data is even more troubling among African American children where forty-eight (48) percent of African American 4th graders and forty-two (42) percent of African-American 8th graders are below basic in reading. To be below basic means these children lack even a partial-mastery of the building blocks of how to read. These are statistics we find simply unacceptable.
We cannot fail to educate all our children and expect to grow and attract good paying jobs over the next generation. In the face of a struggling economy and scarce job opportunities, having a good education, especially an education which allows children to succeed in college, is essential to a child’s future success.
There are strategies which are working for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, giving them a chance to make incredible academic progress. Public charter schools have demonstrated that they are capable of accelerating the academic achievement of the students attending them. Over forty states have charter schools, including Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Virginia and Tennessee. Research shows that charter schools – when designed properly and held accountable for results – are reaching children in ways that traditional public schools cannot.
With over 5,000 Public Charter Schools serving more than 1.6 million children in 41 states we ask you, why not Kentucky? Why shouldn’t Kentucky children have the same opportunity as those in Indianapolis and Nashville to meet and exceed their potential in an innovative classroom? Why shouldn’t Kentucky try a new approach to an old problem? We believe Kentucky should and the time to do so is now.
5. Enough is Enough - NYS-County Medicaid Boycott 
Message: The cost of the Medicaid is out of control. The financial burden of the program is placed on County’s and ultimately being shouldered by property tax payers.
The State must take action to take financial responsibility for the program in an effort to lower property taxes in New York State.
Until the State takes responsibility for this burdensome program we are advocating that Counties withhold Medicaid payments made to the State of New York.
Objective: Passage of a bill that requires the State to take over the funding of Medicaid.
Strategy: Build a Coalition of support to withhold Medicaid payments to New York State through the Boycott Petition.
[11/17 Update: In Chautauqua County, the Tea Party Chapter and friends are also circulating a paper petition. This is especially important for those that support the effort but are not online. At present they've collected over 300 signatures. To download a copy usable in any county, go to "www.sttpp.wordpress.com"]
Wang Yue (nicknamed YUE YUE), a 2 year old toddler who died 2 days ago (October 20th 2011) in Foshan City of China.
Wang Yue wandered away from her mother when she was run over by a truck. The truck stopped for a moment, then ran over her again with the back wheels. People passed by with nothing as much as a glance to her body on the floor. A second truck ran over her body, 18 pedestrians passed by her and a motorcycle drove around her body.
Wang Yue was then picked up by a woman (Chen Xianmei, 58) who put her aside and her mother was found. She was sent to the hospital. The doctors reported her condition as 'brain dead but stable' for a few days.
Wang Yue perished yesterday, October 21st.
Instead of labeling YUE YUE a victim, let her be a lesson and encouragement for reform and awareness.
This is a petition focusing on the Canadian-Chinese Ambassador. I encourage everybody to make a similar petition and forward it to their respective country Ambassadors.
The surveillance tape of the event (GRAPHIC CONTENT) :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66Tc0QpXx-Q&feature=related
Wherever you are, sign the petition.
7. Support the right for Mauritians abroad to vote 
On 14 September 2011, The Prime Minister's office issued an Electoral Reform communique. However, no mention has been made on the right of Mauritians abroad to vote.
It is essential that every citizen gets an equal chance during an election.
Hello all! My name is Brittany Hicks (Hurt). I am 23 years old from Johnson County, KY. At age 19, I was charged with trafficking in a controlled substance. In 2009, I was convicted of said charge. I was given a 5 year sentence with possibility of shock probation. After spending 7 months in KCIW, I was granted the said shock probation. Immediately after release, I signed into a substance abuse rehabilitation program.
I completed the program at the very end of 2009, and began my journey as a sober, productive member of society. In early 2010, I enrolled in KCTCS and began taking classes towards earning an Associated degree in Medical Information Technology with an administrative option. Many things such as financial aid eligibility has stood in my way. I am a fighter, so I fight for what I truly believe in. I believe in myself and i believe people can change. I know, understand, and accept that laws are placed in order to protect the citizens and maintain justice for all. However, justice for me (a citizen) would be being allowed to to have a fresh start. I can't do this without expungement of my record when the time comes for that to happen.
I am found that with a felony conviction that you are so limited. I mean i know I committed a crime and I must be punished for it, but as i see it, it is though I am getting continuously punished over and over again each time an application asks about a criminal record. I try my best to always do what's right and cause no trouble. I was just young and dumb and made bad decisions.
9. Urgent Change Needed for our Children 
Since Australian parents were told there was a very long wait before/if the Family Law Reform actually happens there has already been another child die due to abuse,
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/8293046/toddlers-death-was-suspicious-police-say
Today we have another news article where a father has stormed into a court office with a bomb strapped to himself and is holding a girl (believed to be his 11 year old daughter) hostage inside the Family Court building.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/national/father-straps-bomb-to-himself-holds-daughter-hostage/story-e6frf7l6-1226130337269
Australia urgently stopped the live export of cattle to 11 Indonesian abattoirs after footage of animals being mistreated in a slaughterhouse.
http://www.news.com.au/national/government-told-to-end-live-cattle-exports/story-e6frfkw0-1226065999439#ixzz1X8mOG5bv
Why are Australia's cattle given better protection than Australia's children?
10. مشروع لإصلاح منظومة القيم والأخلاق في المجتمع المصري 
لقد وصلت منظومة القيم والأخلاق في جزءا كبير من المجتمع المصري إلي مستوي من التدهور بحيث أصبح يهدد مستقبل مصر الإقتصادي وحتي أمن و أمان مصر كلها
وبدون تخطيط محكم و جهودا مركزه الآن بأيدينا نحن المصريين لن نستطيع وقف هذا التدهورأو البدأ في إصلاح منظومة القيم والأخلاق التي أوصلتنا إ لي ما نحن فيه. والجدير بالتنويه له أنه فقط بإصلاح منظومة القيم والأخلاق في المجتمع في أسرع وقت ممكن سيكون من الممكن البدأ الحقيقي في تطوير المجتمع المصري إجتماعيا وإقتصاديا وسياسيا وبدون هذا الإصلاح فإنه من غير الممكن من تفادي فتن دينيه وطبقيه.
11. A Healthy Dole 
The Unemployment Benefits in Australia do not do what they are designed to do. There are many*, many** examples of "Dole Bludgers" exploiting the system to get themselves more money to spend on irresponsible, unhealthy personal ventures.
And then there are the numerous individuals who genuinely need the assistance, but increasing prices of living are starting to make this impossible.
There is also the problem of youth choosing to not get a job simply because the dole is a better option financially.***
The solutions may be one and the same: A healthy dole program. If there was a way for the unemployed to have access to the healthy eating proportions that the government tries to encourage, then we would be less likely to have an unemployed population that is obese and wasteful. It would also serve to deter those who wish to live 'the good life' on the dole, as they will be getting what they are recommended and nothing more.
Of course, the program would also need to account for other costs of living like transport and housing, but with a free public transport (including taxis) account and a direct debit for rent/mortgage to the government, this could combat every problem we have with the current system.
* http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/money/money-matters/dole-bludgers-exploiting-weak-welfare-system-job-agency-campbell-page-says/story-fn300aev-1225896852646
** http://www.7perth.com.au/view/today-tonight-articles/dole-bludgers/
*** http://7pmproject.com.au/dole-wages-apprentice.htm
The Ministry of Justice is consulting on proposals to scale back the provision of legal aid. The reform will leave large areas of civil and family law outside the scope of legal aid reducing access to justice and placing the vulnerable at risk.
The proposals regarding criminal, family and civil fees will make legal aid uneconomic for many and will result in large numbers of practitioners leaving this practice area.
Overall the public will suffer a reduction in quality of service provided by a profession that will be less representative of the people it serves.
There is a concerted campaign by Unions (eg NUT) and others against the creation of new Free Schools in the UK.
The government and all those involved in creating Free Schools should feel encouraged to keep going in the face of this opposition.
14. Stop Opt-in 
Opt-in should be scrapped. The other FOFA proposals will achieve the outcome intended by this reform, without adding a further level of administration.
15. Support South Carolina Family Court Reform 
South Carolina Family Courts do not serve the purpose they were intended to serve.
Who ever has the most money wins and children, mother's, and father's are suffering while attorneys, guardian ad litems, and judges are making a lot of money by pitting the parties against each other.
Chancellor George Osborne has announced plans to scrap child benefit where one parent earns about £44,000 a year. This is due to come into affect in 2013.
Ministers estimate the change will affect about 1.2 million families. These families are not "super-rich" but working hard and getting by.
Mr Osborne confirmed the cut would hit homes with a single or two high earners but families with two parents on incomes up to £44,000 - which might add up together to over £80,000 - would keep the benefit.
This proposal has provoked a huge response from the media, political parties and from "middle Britain".
Please sign this petition and show your support. More information on family finance and saving money can be found at www.babytod.co.uk
17. Reform Sunderland's Lap Dancing Laws 
Lap dancing clubs are part of the sex industry and fuel a sexist culture in which it is increasingly acceptable to treat women as sex objects, not people. This has been recognised by the UN Convention on Eliminating All Forms of Discrimination Against Women since 1979 as having clear links to discrimination and violence against women. Areas surrounding lap dancing clubs can become ‘no-go’ areas for women, with many women and girls reporting that they feel unsafe in the vicinity of such venues, and research reveals that individuals performing in the clubs face exploitative working conditions.
However, until now they have been subject to the same licensing regulations as other entertainment establishments (e.g. cafes and restaurants). This has meant that local authorities have been prevented from considering these issues when deliberating license applications from lap dancing clubs, and have been unable to stipulate conditions and controls - such as the maximum number of lap dancing clubs permitted in our community or whether private booths are permitted in the clubs. This is in contradiction of the council’s legal obligation to to consider the impact of their decisions on women and men and to promote gender equality in all they do.
However, as of 6th April 2010, local authorities have been granted new powers and can now license lap dancing clubs as ‘Sexual Entertainment Venues’ under Schedule 3 to the LGMPA 1982, as amended by the Policing and Crime Act 2009. This allows local authorities to license lap dancing clubs in the same way as sex shops and sex cinemas – i.e. to apply relevant and necessary controls.
18. Concern, Compassion & Un-Common Sense for Canada 
The Marihuana Medical Access Division of the Canadian Government is archaic, wasteful, inefficient, and incapable of serving those who depend on it. Police have shut down Compassion Clubs in every province outside BC. They provided OUR ONLY SOURCE for a SELECTION of high quality, safe, effective, organic, medicinal cannabis products ~ the government DOES NOT!
MMAR applications are long, complicated, multi-part paper forms which have to be filed and re-filed ANNUALLY! Most patients who obtain a license WILL NEVER BE ANY BETTER! Why complicate and bog down an already horrendous process by repeating the unnecessary? Do they assume if you don’t re-apply that you have died? The doctor provides a prescription, the onus should be on him to modify it, if required, or stop it. Once approved, additional “paperwork” should be the exception – NOT THE RULE!
Patients and growers apply – AND WAIT – for months, or years! Many forms are returned for reasons that neither the patient NOR the doctor can figure out…they tell you there is a problem, not what it is. The BEST case scenario today is a 3 month MINIMUM before you can even ask about the status of your application. If you make an “inquiry” before the 10-12 week window they quote, you are told that IT WILL BE DELAYED!
Our government PRODUCES & DISPENSES SUB-STANDARD MEDICATION. Cannabis replaces MANY different medications and relieves 200 ailments and symptoms. They offer only “cigarettes” or seeds; one Grade (B); one strain (Indica); process it like tobacco to further reduce its efficacy; and sell it to us. They sell a lower grade product for about the same price as the “criminals” on the street offer.
Imagine the government closing pharmacies, making you apply for your medicine, making you wait AT LEAST 3 MONTHS to see whether or not you can have it, if you ask about it before then IT WILL BE DELAYED, and IF they let you have anything it will only be aspirin and YOU HAVE TO BUY THE STUFF THEY MAKE!
This absurd situation has precipitated the ABSOLUTE NEED for Compassion Clubs. If there is a problem with ONE NEW outlet, raid them. The more established, responsible clubs require letters from doctors – verified. They do not allow non-members inside or loitering outside. They dispense only what is allowed and no more than 2 weeks supply. They keep records and conduct business in an ethical manner.
The government approves licenses if you provide the correct form, sworn to, that you have a medical problem but can’t get a doctor to fill out their form. Is that so different from a notary? That problem is the person lying or the notary swearing to it >>NOT THE COMPASSION CLUBS!
The Canadian Government does not know what it is doing. They should ask for help from the network of Compassion Clubs, growers, and patients. We possess the first-hand knowledge, experience, skills, and insight needed to make this right. WE WANT TO HELP – JUST ASK!
This petition is for Michigan to get rid of Illegals. I myself am tired of paying for them.
Illegal immigrants continue to outpace the number of legal immigrants—a trend that's held steady since the 1990s. While the majority of illegal immigrants continue to concentrate in places with existing large communities of Hispanics, increasingly illegal immigrants are settling throughout the rest of the country.
An estimated 13.9 million people live in families in which the head of household or the spouse is an unauthorized immigrant. Illegal immigrants arriving in recent years tend to be better educated than those who have been in the country a decade or more. A quarter of all immigrants who have arrived in recent years have at least some college education. Nonetheless, illegal immigrants as a group tend to be less educated than other sections of the U.S. population: 49 percent haven't completed high school, compared with 9 percent of native-born Americans and 25 percent of legal immigrants.
Illegal immigrants work in many sectors of the U.S. economy. According to National Public Radio, about 3 percent work in agriculture; 33 percent have jobs in service industries; and substantial numbers can be found in construction and related occupations (16 percent), and in production, installation, and repair (17 percent). According to USA Today, about 4 percent work in farming; 21 percent have jobs in service industries; and substantial numbers can be found in construction and related occupations (19 percent), and in production, installation, and repair (15 percent), with 12% in sales, 10% in management, and 8% in transportation. Illegal immigrants have lower incomes than both legal immigrants and native-born Americans, but earnings do increase somewhat the longer an individual is in the country.
20. Support a future Social Capitalism Party in Ukraine 
Please sign our petition to support the establishment of a new future Social Capitalism Party in Ukraine. This is initially a youth movement intended in changing the future of the country for a positive and prosperous, happy life for all citizens, residents, and visitors.
Fundamentals of our manifesto:
1. Abolish Parliament as long as leases of land to other countries exist. The President can make all the decisions on behalf of citizens.
2. Hold referendums on all key decisions to be determined by the popular vote of citizens.
3. Eliminate all corporate profit tax and VAT.
4. Open boarders for free trade. Eliminate customs and import taxes.
5. Increase minimum wage by 4 times in 4 years.
6. Raise pensions to equal amount of minimum wage.
7. Convert abandon buildings into prisons for corrupt individuals and extremists. Implement anti-corruption hot-line and public TV program.
8. Run the government like a business aimed at ensuring all citizens have a share in the "profit"/tax returns.
9. Test all doctors and teachers/professors to ensure they are qualified by international 3rd parties.
10. Invest to ensure school and health care is free as it should be in real practice. Fix what is broken to keep corruption out.
11. Sell land to whomever wants to pay for it at a fair price.
12. Regulate housing costs so the average Ukrainian can afford to buy a home.
13. Implement free trade policy with the world to the envy of every other developing country.
14. Avoid EU, American and Russian alliances that influence our new principles to avoid conflict of interest.
15. Keep Ukrainian as the national official language...this is Ukraine. Allow everyone to speak whatever they choose.
16. Develop "Las Vegas" of Europe somewhere if agreed.
17. Develop American-style amusement park to rival Disney World.
18. Say no to NATO, we are not looking for any wars with anyone by being neutral.
19. Initiate "cultural change" program to motivate citizens to their full potential.
20. Support after school programs such as sports, music, art, etc.
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22. Support Immigration Reform 
This petition is to address the immigration problem in this country.
We firmly believe that the system is beyond repair and want to change the law in such a manner as to stop the influx of illegals and to please the Mexican president as well as our own president.
I am a current Parkinson's Disease Patient, currently our government is spending to much time trying to give handouts to illegal immigrants and are neglecting Patients like myself who are suffering medicaly and financially from the problems of Parkinson's Disease.
Not enough research is being done and not enough money is being given to Patient's on Disability.
24. Reform the Florida State Foster Care System 
my name is jordan elias. i suffered in the florida state foster care system for six years. i came out at age 18 without a penny to my name, and no family to support me. after age 13, in the state of florida, foster children are to be allotted an allowance from the foster parents paycheck, monthly. this allowance should be for misc. things beyond food, water, and shelter. i never received a dime of this.
i cannot take legal action because there was no required documentation, nor regulation, of funds between foster parent and foster child. i believe this should be the responsibility of the social worker to document these allowances and create a savings account for these children. there is a bank in central florida who has already waved the adult consent signature requirement for foster children ages 13 and up. these accounts can be tracked with ATM cards and the bank even offers %100 percent free checking accounts to these kids when they turn 18, which have high interest earnings.
now all we need is a state wide mandate for all of florida... and hopefully soon all of the U.S.. banks will fight for these accounts, and incentive for the social workers could come from the interest earned in these accounts.
25. Impeach President Barack H. Obama 
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama is an admitted user of illegal substances and has maintained contact with other admitted drug users.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama has maintained contact with known criminals such as Antoin Rezko in the City of Chicago and the State of Illinois. President Obama has conducted business with such criminals and has received donations to his campaign from them, which has been proved in that President Obama was compelled to return an estimated $250,000 in donations related to Antoin Rezko.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama has engaged in unscrupulous business practices with Mr. Robert Blackwell. President Obama received a total of $112,000 from Mr. Blackwell and reported the income through his law firm in a manner not unlike that of money laundering. President Obama, along with his campaign manager Dan Shomon, was able to procure $320,000 in state grants for Killerspin, a company owned by Mr. Blackwell. Companies owned by Mr. Blackwell contributed over $32,000 to the Obama campaign in the year 2007.
WHEREAS, there were voter irregularities around the country during the 2008 Presidential Election in which there was illegal voter registration and the involvement of ACORN, an organization which has been proved to have taken part in unscrupulous practices.
WHEREAS, questionable funding and television sponsorship was received which unfairly presented the facts between the candidates of the 2008 presidential election, favoring President Obama.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama, during his campaign and after accepting the position of President of the United States has failed to provide a certified copy of his birth certificate and, at the request of the People, prove his natural citizenship.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama has not been proven to the People to have had a legitimate swearing-in.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama and his administration have violated the First Amendment by attempting to illegitimate FOX as a news source.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama, among other elected officials, has violated his oath to uphold the Constitution of the United States of America by enacting a bill which socializes healthcare allowing the use of a procedure not found within the Constitution or created for a bill which would extend new powers to the Federal Government.
WHEREAS, President Barack Obama is guilty of other crimes and grievances not listed herein.
WHEREAS, the First Amendment provides the right for the People “to petition the government for a redress of grievances.”
26. Stop the Oxford English faculty dropping Paper 1 (The English Language) 
Currently proposed curriculum reform leaves no space for a language or criticism paper. We believe this move to be regressive, and lacking in proper student consultation.
Dropping Paper 1 would be detrimental to the University. Narrowing the course would limit the extent to which Oxford can attract and maintain the most capable and aspirational students and faculty.
Whilst aspects of the curriculum may warrant reform, losing Paper 1 in favour of maintaining space for the period papers is misguided. Learning how to analyse a text and to understand how a language can be unstable and changing brings you the confidence to approach even the hardest texts by actually beginning with the words on the page. Moreover, these skills enhance studies for the period papers.
There would be no literature without language. Scrutiny and investigation of the language we use, its history, and modes of application can only be worthwhile study.
27. Stop Obama's Health Care Reform 
Obama wants to pass a Health care plan to shoot OUR taxes through the roof!!! Please Sign!!!!
The headlines are reporting that CBO scored the health reform effort as costing $940 billion over the next ten years. That isn’t correct. The $940 billion figure refers only to the coverage expansions in the legislative package. There are also many other health reform initiatives–e.g., filling the “doughnut hole” in Medicare’s prescription drug benefit and increasing funding for community health centers and prevention efforts–in the legislation. Add it all up and the ten-year cost of health reform is about $1,072 billion.
28. نطالب بتغييرات فى الدستور المصرى 
ان المواد 76و77و88و الماده 173 من الدستور المصرى و الخاصه بالسلطه القضائيه حيث ان تلك المواد لاتسمح لمشاركة كل المصرين و لا حتى بعض الاحزاب فى الانتخابات و ان الماده 76 تنص على : ينتخب رئيس الجمهورية عن طريق الاقتراع السرى العام المباشر ". ويلزم لقبول الترشيح لرئاسة الجمهورية أن يؤيد المتقدم للترشيح مائتان وخمسون عضوا على الأقل من الأعضاء المنتخبين لمجلسى الشعب والشورى والمجالس الشعبية المحلية للمحافظات ، على ألا يقل عدد المؤيدين عن خمسة وستين من أعضاء مجلس الشعب وخمسة وعشرين من أعضاء مجلس الشورى ، وعشرة أعضاء من كل مجلس شعبى محلى للمحافظة من أربع عشرة محافظة على الأقل . ويزداد عدد المؤيدين للترشيح من أعضاء كل من مجلسى الشعب والشورى ومن أعضاء المجالس الشعبية المحلية للمحافظات بما يعادل نسبة ما يطرأ من زيادة على عدد أعضاء أى من هذه المجالس . وفى جميع الأحوال لا يجوز أن يكون التأييد لأكثر من مرشح ، وينظم القانون الإجراءات الخاصة بذلك كله . ولكل حزب من الأحزاب السياسية التي مضي علي تأسيسها خمسة أعوام متصلة علي الأقل قبل إعلان فتح باب الترشيح، واستمرت طوال هذه المدة في ممارسة نشاطها مع حصول أعضائها في آخر انتخابات علي نسبة(3%) علي الأقل من مجموع مقاعد المنتخبين في مجلسي الشعب والشوري، أو ما يساوي لك فى أحد المجلسين، أن يرشح لرئاسة الجمهورية أحد أعضاء هيئته العليا وفقا لنظامه الأساسي متي مضت علي عضويته في هذه الهيئة سنة متصلة علي الأقل، واستثناء من حكم الفقرة السابقة ، يجوز لكل حزب من الأحزاب السياسية المشارإليها، التي حصل أعضاؤها بالانتخاب على مقعد على الأقل في أى من المجلسين في آخرانتخابات، أن يرشح في أى انتخابات رئاسية تجري خلال عشر سنوات اعتبارا من أول يو 2007 ، أحد أعضاء هيئته العليا وفقا لنظامه الأساسى متى مضت على عضويته في هذه الهيئة سنة متصلة على الأقل. وتقدم طلبات الترشيح إلى لجنة تسمى " لجنة الانتخابات الرئاسية " تتمتع بالاستقلال ، وتشكل من رئيس المحكمة الدستورية العليا رئيسا، وعضوية كل من رئيس محكمة استئناف القاهرة ، وأقدم نواب رئيس المحكمة الدستورية العليا ، واقدم نواب رئيس محكمة النقض ، واقدم نواب رئيس مجلس الدولة ، وخمسة من الشخصيات العامة المشهود لها بالحياد ، يختار ثلاثة منهم مجلس الشعب ويختار الاثنين الآخرين مجلس الشورى وذلك بناء على اقتراح مكتب كل من المجلسين وذلك لمدة خمسة سنوات ، ويحدد القانون من يحل محل رئيس اللجنة أو أى من أعضائها فى حالة وجود مانع لديه .و يضاف الى ذلك لحنة الانتخابات السياسيه غير قانونيه و لا شرعيه و بالتالى يجب الغائها لان القائم عليها هو الحزب الحاكم تعتبر هذه اللجنه غير دستوريه لان الدستور ينص على استقلاليتها
قانون الطوارىء و المادة 48 من الدستور المصرى و غموض كلمتى الامن العام و السلامه العامه
29. Reform Skateboarding & Bicycling laws for Main Street, Newark 
THE CITY OF NEWARK LAW
Skateboarding Restrictions:
When signs are erected giving notice thereof, the use of skateboards is prohibited at all times upon the street and abutting sidewalk along the street upon which such signs are posted. No skateboarding or bicycling is permitted on the sidewalk on Main Street from Library Avenue to Elkton Road.
Minimum Fine:
The minimum fine for skateboarding in a prohibited area is $25.00 for the first offense.
30. Marijuana reform and legalization 
Legalization ( End Prohibition ) and Reform ( Current Laws ), of the current laws and policies which govern the use of Marijuana in the United States, it is time to seriously look into abolishing Prohibition of Marijuana, and change the laws accordingly to this issue.
Each and every year medical science has stated that the use of marijuana is safer than alcohol,and should not be listed as a narcotic, is not as addictive as once was thought, and has far more uses in the medical arena in the treatment for patients either terminal,or chronic, and safer as a alcohol alternative. With current standing laws more than 800000, people this year have been arrested, and many either white collar or blue collar workers, taxpayers and voters such as yourselves their lives destroyed, jobs lost.
Laws like these are not a deterrent, with more than 100 million plus users of marijuana and growing each year there has to be Open mindedness, and change. More money 10 billion yearly, and more over a trillion since President Nixion was in office for the war on drugs, this money which could've been better spent on programs for schools, parks, the poor, etc. the time is now to tell our representatives that it is enough, it is a time for change.
