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Training |
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Full compliance is maintained with all federal, state, and local laws regarding minimum educational requirements and continuing education. |
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2.2 |
Process servers understand the following: |
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Principals of general applicability |
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Due process of law |
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Jurisdiction of the courts |
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Jurisdiction over persons and property |
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Structure of state and federal courts |
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Components of a civil case such as |
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Parties to the action |
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Hearings |
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Depositions |
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Discovery |
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Nature and purpose of civil process such as: |
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Initial process |
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Subpoenas |
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Motions, declarations, and other process |
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E. |
State and federal court rules and statutes related to service of process such as: |
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Proper methods of service |
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Personal service |
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Alternative methods of service |
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Time and distance limitations |
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e. |
Required fees |
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Restrictions, prohibitions and sanctions |
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Licensing, registration or other authorization requirements |
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G. |
Proofs of Service |
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Declarations |
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b. |
Affidavits |
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H. |
Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct |
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I. |
Due Diligence |
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J. |
Case law |