National Law Journal
...ONE STEP CLOSER The Senate Judiciary Committee has given unanimous approval to Sri Srinivasan to serve on the U...
O'Connor's book tour; Kyl goes to Covington; Benitez v. Masters for D.C. Bar president; Obama still pulling for Halligan; Turner's busy pro bono practice; milestone for Aerostar; and a party for cris
National Law Journal
...At some point in late October 2008, facilities director Johnson and a committee of FBISD facilities department employees met with Autry to discuss his application...
...and thoughtful way of exercising prosecutorial discretion, by withholding enforcement, after careful screening, against youthful arrivals not culpable for their unauthorized entry. The plaintiffs argue...
National Law Journal
...34; according to the inspector general's office report. Investigators said screening committees in each of the previous three years had deselected no more...
...claiming that the faculty hiring committee discriminated against him during the...candidates according to their preliminary screening. But in the case, they...
...issued an enforcement guidance on April 25 calling into question an employment screening technique used by the vast majority of employers in the United States...
National Law Journal
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