Concurrent Jurisdiction Sample Clauses

Concurrent Jurisdiction. This clause 39 is for the benefit of the Secured Parties only. As a result, no Secured Party shall be prevented from taking proceedings relating to a Dispute in any other courts with jurisdiction. To the extent allowed by law, the Secured Parties may take concurrent proceedings in any number of jurisdictions.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. The Parties agree that the Commission shall maintain concurrent jurisdiction with the local government for land-disturbing activities and may take appropriate compliance action if the Commission determines that the local government has failed to take appropriate compliance action.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. 1. The Special Court and the national courts of Sierra Leone shall have concurrent jurisdiction. 2. The Special Court shall have primacy over the national courts of Sierra Leone. At any stage of the procedure, the Special Court may formally request a national court to defer to its competence in accordance with the present Statute and the Rules of Procedure and Evidence.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. To facilitate concurrent jurisdiction over complaints that are separately or contemporaneously filed with the Parties, or to review internal compliance violations, the SEC and the SOS will confer at least monthly to review the list of complaints forwarded by the SOS to the SEC and those complaints jointly received by both Parties.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. Unless the local police department or the county prosecutor s office requests otherwise, it is understood and agreed that school officials may continue to investigate a suspected hate crime or bias-related act occurring on school property, and may take such actions as are necessary and appropriate to redress and remediate any such act. The parties to this Agreement understand that school officials have an independent authority to conduct investigations and to discipline students who violate school rules, regulations, or codes of conduct that may include but need not be limited to the imposition of an in-school suspension. The parties understand that the imposition of such discipline does not in any way constitute “double jeopardy” or otherwise limit, preempt, or preclude any appropriate action by a law enforcement agency, a Juvenile Conference Committee or a Juvenile Court. Where the local police department or the county prosecutor s office believes that the continuing conduct of a concurrent investigation or the imposition of any form of school discipline would in any way jeopardize an ongoing law enforcement investigation, or otherwise endanger the public safety, the local police department or the county prosecutor s office shall immediately notify the school principal and the superintendent of schools, whereupon the school principal and superintendent will immediately discontinue any ongoing school investigation, and will take no further action without providing notice to and receiving the assent of the police department or the county prosecutor s office.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. The Department retains concurrent jurisdiction with the County over the permitting for the construction and reconstruction of private water xxxxx as provided in Iowa Code section 455B.187. Nothing in this Agreement or its attachments shall be construed as limiting the power of the Department to issue or deny private water well construction permits or to take any other action, including taking enforcement action in any manner and against any person, consistent with the provisions of Chapter 38 (IAC) and Chapter 49 (IAC), or any other rules established or to be established under Division III of Chapter 455B, which the Department and/or the Environmental Protection Commission deem necessary for the continued proper implementation of Iowa Code section 455B.187 or related sections of the Iowa Code.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. If a matter involving a Tribal Youth has already been filed in state court and the parties agree that disposition shall be determined in Tribal Court, jurisdiction with the Tribal Court shall be concurrent with the state court. However, nothing herein shall prevent the Xxxxx River Rancheria from petitioning to transfer jurisdiction of any case if it deems such action necessary.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. “Concurrent Jurisdiction” refers to the sharing of or having equal authority within the same jurisdictional boundaries by two or more law enforcement entities. The Oneida Police Department and City of Green Bay Police Department have concurrent jurisdiction over criminal matters occurring in their overlapping territorial jurisdiction. It is the policy of both Departments to provide assistance and cooperation to one another when they are performing law enforcement duties in their overlapping territorial jurisdiction.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. This Clause 23 is for the benefit of the Beneficiaries only. As a result, no Beneficiary shall be prevented from taking proceedings relating to a Dispute in any other courts with jurisdiction. To the extent allowed by law, the Beneficiaries may take concurrent proceedings in any number of jurisdictions.

Concurrent Jurisdiction. Other agencies having jurisdiction within Miami Township are the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, Ohio State Highway Patrol, Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Federal Enforcement Agencies. • Ohio Revised Code section 311.07 grants the Clermont County Sheriff general law enforcement authority throughout the County, regardless of the presence of political subdivisions. • Ohio Revised Code section 5503.02 grants the Ohio State Highway Patrol law enforcement authority on all state roads within the State. • Ohio Revised Code section 1501.24 grants the Ohio Department of Natural Resources law enforcement authority on property controlled by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Nothing prohibits officers of the Clermont County Sheriff's Office, Ohio State Highway Patrol or Department of Natural Resources from taking action in situations that occur in their presence within the Township limits. Employees of this department will offer cooperation when situations arise where these agencies must exercise their authority within the geographical limits of Miami Township.