Gale Encyclopedia of American Law Volume 3 P55 fully illuminates today's leading cases, major statutes, legal terms and concepts, notable persons involved with the law, important documents and more. Legal issues are fully discussed in easy-to-understand language, including such high-profile topics as the Americans with Disabilities Act, capital punishment, domestic violence, gay and lesbian rights, physician-assisted suicide and thousands more. | 528 DOLE ROBERT JOSEPH amenable to service of process unless it has a substantial and regular relationship with the state comparable to the residency of an individual such as having its corporate headquarters in the forum state. In cases involving subsidiary corporations the intrastate business engaged in by a subsidiary is sufficient to make its parent corporation amenable to process in the state because the parent corporation is deemed to be doing business in the state. The laws of each state must be consulted to determine whether a foreign corporation is doing business within a state to make it amenable to process therein. The phrase doing business is sometimes used in the assessment of local taxes upon a nonresident corporation in jurisdictions other than the place of its incorporation in which it engages in business. V DOLE ROBERT JOSEPH Robert Joseph Bob Dole overcame childhood poverty and a wartime injury that left him partially paralyzed to become one of the most powerful players in national politics. The Republican majority leader from Kansas often won praise from Republicans and Democrats alike for finding a middle course through difficult issues. His long career in national politics put him at the center of major legislative debates and whether in budgetary social or foreign policy matters he often bridged party differences. These battles made him not only a skilled negotiator but by the 1990s the most Bob Dole. STAN HONDA AFP GETTY IMAGES powerful leader in his party. His politics were generally characterized by economic conservatism support for civil rights and moderation on social issues. In addition to being a vice presidential candidate in 1976 Dole mounted three presidential campaigns in 1980 1988 and 1996. Robert Joseph Dole 1923- 1998-99 Co-chaired bipartisan commission -studying federal Independent Counsel Statute 1997 Awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom -i 1980 Ran for Republican -presidential nomination 1923 Born Russell Kans. 1925 1945 .
