What is the process?
The following is a general overview of Sue Studios’ web site development process. This process is not set in stone, but is a good starting point for any project. • Discuss goals There are many ways a web site can help increase revenue and decrease costs. Some typical goals for web sites are: increase customer base, service existing customers, reduce paper catalogue printings and mailout costs, educate and inform customers, sell products online, provide product support, and/or deliver email newsletters. • Decide on site content and structure With goals in place, it becomes clear what type of content should have priority. The content is given structure in the form of a sitemap, which is basically an outline, like the Table of Contents for a book. • Develop design drafts After discussing design goals and concepts, the design draft stage is where the web site begins to visually take shape. • Final design Once any necessary changes are made, the visual design is finalized.
The process begins with not guilty pleas being entered at or before your “arraignment.” An arraignment is a formal process whereby the Judge will advise you of the charges against you, tell you the penalties, and explain your rights, including your right to counsel and to remain silent. The arraignment date is the date on your tickets near the “appearance required” box. The arraignment is commonly referred to as a “first appearance.” Not Guilty Pleas can be entered if your retained lawyer submits a letter to the Court known as a “letter of representation.” That letter tells the Court that you have hired counsel, are aware of charges and want to enter not guilty pleas without having to be present. Many times, since the arraignment is scheduled soon after an arrest, Counsel will have to fax the letter to the Court – sometimes even a few days before the scheduled arraignment date.
Applicants are reviewed and evaluated based on education and experience. Those applicants whose experience and education most closely match the specific job requirements will be selected for an interview. Every effort will be made to respond to all employment applications as soon as the position closes. All applicants will be notified. If you have any questions please call (360) 696-0167 .
The process begins with not guilty pleas being entered at or before your arraignment. An arraignment is a formal process whereby the Judge will advise you of the charges against you, tell you the penalties, and explain your rights, including your right to counsel and to remain silent. The arraignment date is the date on your tickets near the appearance required box. The arraignment is commonly referred to as a first appearance. Not Guilty Pleas can be entered if your retained lawyer submits a letter to the Court known as a letter of representation. That letter tells the Court that you have hired counsel, are aware of charges and want to enter not guilty pleas without having to be present. Many times, since the arraignment is scheduled soon after an arrest, Counsel will have to fax the letter to the Court sometimes even a few days before the scheduled arraignment date. Fax numbers to Courts are readily available to Counsel through a commonly used book – called the Lawyers Diary & Manual
The length of time will vary, depending on the procedures involved in each situation. The process usually includes: • Attending an informational meeting. • Completing an application. • Attending a training program. • Participate in a home study with a staff member from DePelchin. • What is a home study? Answer: A home study is a collaborative effort with the family to help determine if foster care will fit their family lifestyle. In the home study, the staff member will assess the potential foster home and complete a written summary on the strengths, skills, behavior, attitudes, stamina and any other qualifications that will help deal with the challenges of foster parenting. You select the level of needs and age group of the children you would like to foster. Home :: Contact Us :: Site Map :: Privacy Policy :: Terms & Conditions © Copyright 2009 DePelchin Children’s Center. All rights reserved. “DePelchin”, “DePelchin Children’s Center” and the window/sun logo are registered trademarks
