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[Latin, For this; for this special purpose.] An attorney ad hoc or a guardian or curator ad hoc is one appointed for a special purpose, generally to represent the client, ward, or child in the particular action in which the appointment is made. An Administrative Agency, a legislature, or other governmental bodies may establish ad hoc committees to study particular problems. For example, a city government may establish an ad hoc committee to investigate and discuss the placement of a new stadium in the city. Likewise, an administrative agency in some jurisdictions may engage in ad hoc rulemaking, whereby the agency establishes specific procedures to promulgate a rule without necessarily adhering to formal rulemaking requirements. ad hoc adj. Latin shorthand meaning "for this purpose only." Thus, an ad hoc committee is formed for a specific purpose, usually appointed to solve a particular problem. An ad hoc attorney is one hired to handle one problem only often is a specialist in a particular area or considered especially able to argue a key point. |
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The eBusiness Suite
of applications includes submission forms, status centers, and powerful
databases with full ad hoc query capabilities that are described below:
The ad hoc query engine and data analyzer can
search, filter, group, index, count and summarize data dynamically. The beauty of Noetix is
that a person can run an ad hoc query and then convert it over to an
Excel spreadsheet and still have it be complete with drill down
information. |
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