second-degree relative [ second degree relative ]

second degree atrioventricular block | second-degree atrioventricular block | second degree A-V block

first-degree relative [ first degree relative ]

high school special education teacher | special educational needs teacher in high school | high school special needs teacher | special educational needs teacher secondary school

home economics teacher | secondary school schoolteacher | secondary school head of department | secondary school teacher

third-degree relative [ third degree relative ]

Prolapse of cervix NOS Uterine prolapse:first degree | second degree

second-degree burn | burn of the second degree

Atrioventricular block, type I and II Möbitz block, type I and II Second-degree block, type I and II Wenckebach's block

In 1976, when Parliament was considering abolishing capital punishment and replacing it with the first degree and second degree regime, it was proposed that those convicted of first degree murder, and some convicted of second degree, would be sentenced to the mandatory sentence of life imprisonment with no parole eligibility for 25 years for first degree and, for second degree, up to 25 years depending on the exercise of discretion ...[+++] of the trial judge.

The first is that it appears to me on the face of it—and I want to say again that I'm no drafter and I have yet to confer with our drafters—when you look at proposed 745.51(1)(b)(i) and (ii), saying in the case of a first-degree murder in proposed subparagraph (i) that the period may not exceed 25 years, and in proposed subparagraph (ii), the case of a second-degree murder, that the period must be at least 10 and not more than 25 years, it's entirely possible on the face that a judge could give one year for a first-degree murder and would have to give ten years for a second-degree murder, on the wording of this.

3b. Member States shall ensure that systems and registers are in place which are easily accessible for the purposes of recording the wishes of future donors, and that the competent authorities give priority to the wishes expressed by a donor over any possible contrary wishes of a spouse, first-degree relative or other person.

3a. Member States shall ensure that systems and registers are in place which are easily accessible for the purposes of recording the wishes of future donors and that the competent authorities give priority to the wishes expressed by a donor over any possible contrary wishes of a spouse, first-degree relative or other person.