person in authority. , in relation to a place, means —
person in authority means all faculty of the law school (including visiting and adjunct faculty), all employees of the Law School with responsibility in connection with any academic matter, and all professional library staff members.
person in authority means for the purposes of an infraction of the rules, policies, procedures or other provisions of this Handbook, a member of the VMFL Executive or in the event that an incident requiring immediate action occurs solely at a field or other the facility operated by or on behalf of an Association and involves only persons who are members of that Association then “Person in Authority” may include the president of that Association or a designated officer or member of the board of directors or executive of that Association unless otherwise determined by the VMFL Executive on a case by case basis.
More Definitions of person in authority
person in authority means a person who is charged with the duty or responsibility for the health, welfare or supervision of a person;
person in authority means (a) a parent, step-parent, guardian, grandparent, uncle or aunt of the victim, (b) any person who is, for the time being, in loco parentis to the victim, or (c) any person who is, for the being, responsible for the education, supervision or welfare of the victim;
person in authority means for the purposes of an infraction of the rules, policies, procedures or other provisions of this Handbook, a member of the VCFL Executive or in the event that an incident requiring immediate action occurs solely at a field or other the facility operated by or on behalf of an Association and involves only persons who are members of that
person in authority means a school employee, and Education Committee member, or a volunteer assisting or acting in the place of school employee or Education Committee member.
person in authority means a supervisor, manager, director or senior officer;
person in authority means a chief, the executive committee of a local government, a religious leader or other leader in the community;