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Career prosecutors as law officers have destroyed criminal justice system Herald Scotland History will show that the genesis of the destruction of our criminal justice system was the appointment of career prosecutors as law officers: beginning with (now) Dame Elish Angiolini QC as Solicitor General and continuing with a succession of senior ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Brownback touts technical education law Topeka Capital Journal Sam Brownback lent political muscle Friday to a marketing campaign to promote technical education programs and career paths that don't run through traditional four-year universities. The Topeka Republican expressed support for a Kansas law designed to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Ballot Watch: Loosening the 'three-strikes' law Sacramento Bee Leading law enforcement management groups such as the California Police Chiefs Association and victims groups such as Crime Victims United of California. WHAT OPPONENTS SAY. • Could free as many as 3,000 career criminals now serving 25-to-life ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
QC attacks 'mortally flawed' system The Press Association Jock Thomson QC, a former prosecutor, said the "destruction" of Scotland's criminal justice system has its roots in the appointment of "career prosecutors" as law officers. Now a defence advocate, he also voiced concerns about proposals to remove the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Police officer, inspired by TV, built a career fighting true crime The Tand D.com "I've always, always been interested in law enforcement and crime shows," says Becky Whitman. "Every day I'd come home from school and watch my favorite show, 'Mod Squad.'" "Mod Squad" aired from 1968-1973 but it left a lasting impression — Whitman ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
At Work: Surveys bode well for some job seekers Shreveport Times Here's some good news for two kinds of job hunters: those who are older and those who have had a run-in with the law. Yes, both groups have a better chance of getting hired than you might think, according to surveys. Let's start with the mature worker ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Job help, networking events: Business calendar Plain Dealer Job Seekers workshop: "The Telephone is Your Friend": 10 a.m. to noon, Career Transition Center at Shaker Heights Public Library, 16500 Van Aken Blvd., Shaker Heights. Free. .... $20 for ACC members, $40 for nonmembers, free to law students and faculty. See all stories on this topic » | ||
The Greatest Job Interview The Football Expert As a third year law student interviewing for potential jobs and a major cinephile, I thought it would be a great idea to create a job interview scene in which the answers to all the interviewer's questions were based on famous movie lines. Here is the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Former law student became a chronic litigant Boston Globe Langadinos, who attended three law schools, sued all of them and has never been admitted to practice in any state, sued Ward and his attorney in a lawsuit that claimed he was discriminated against on the basis of physical handicap — he claims to have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Iowa Judge Richard Vipond known for his work ethic, humor Omaha World-Herald DENISON, Iowa — In seventh grade, Richard J. Vipond knew he was destined for a career in law. His love of law and enjoyment of research led him first to become a lawyer and later a judge. Vipond, a retired judge in Iowa's 3rd Judicial District, died ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Insurers praised parts of Democratic health law but gave mostly to Republicans Kansas City Star In January 2011, Cantor introduced the Repealing the Job-Killing Health Care Law Act, the first of 33 repeal efforts that have reached the House floor. That same year, Aetna, Humana, UnitedHealth Group and WellPoint – which together control 28 percent ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Career Corner—How to Secure More Job Interviews The Epoch Times Many people try blasting resumes out to as many postings as possible, thinking this shot-gun approach will sway the law of averages. But if your aim is way off, it doesn't matter if you have a bazooka, you'll still miss the target. In this day and age ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
McManus: Moderate Mitt? Don't count on it Los Angeles Times Only a month from election day and almost 20 years into Mitt Romney's political career, the question is still being asked. Is it Moderate Mitt, the governor of Massachusetts who once championed abortion rights and enacted a state-administered health ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Mary Rosner challenges Jacinto Palomino for District Court bench Las Cruces Sun-News "I have a passion for the law, and I have since I was 20 years old," she said "The more experience we have in our career, we want to go to the next step, and I see this as the next obvious evolution to being a lawyer." Palomino and Susan Riedel were ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Web Candy of the Week: Nevaeh Markz XXLMAG.COM How do you plan on balancing your modeling career and your law career? By the time I start law school, I probably won't be modeling as much. Law school requires so much of one's time that I would rather focus solely on that. In the event I am still ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
BabyBarista leaving Guardian Law but will continue at babybarista.com The Guardian (blog) The Guardian has very kindly agreed to keep this blog online along with the past blog posts and for anyone who would like to continue to follow BabyBarista's colourful career at the Bar, please visit . Thank you to everyone who supported my time here ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Singer banks on the full force of law Financial Times After reading Psychology as an undergraduate at Rochester, he went to Harvard Law School, before starting a career on Wall Street, first with big name law firms, and then with the investment bank, Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette. He left, in 1977, and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Ontario Energy Minister Chris Bentley.(QMI Agency) London Free Press In addition to managing his own law partnership with defence lawyer Jeanine LeRoy (who, earlier this year took up her new post as a provincial court judge), Bentley taught at Western's law school and helped establish its careers office. When the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Both candidates in Montana AG race support state campaign finance laws The Missoulian ... and argues her substantive knowledge of the job gives her an advantage over her opponent. Fox has been a vocal proponent of using the office to fight back against President Barack Obama's health care law and federal rules that are unpopular in the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Both candidates in Montana Attorney General race support state campaign ... The Missoulian HELENA — Democratic attorney general candidate Pam Bucy and Republican candidate Tim Fox both said Friday they would continue the legal fight to preserve Montana's campaign finance laws amid several legal challenges. Montana has taken center stage in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Muscogee Co. DFCS director resigns unexpectedly San Francisco Chronicle ATLANTA (AP) — A director who was supposed to bring stability to a Columbus-area child protection office now under law enforcement scrutiny will resign just months after taking the job, state officials said Friday. Jose Marrero, director of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Rockford man gets 390-month prison term for 3 felonies Rockford Register Star Alexander also was sentenced as an "armed career criminal" under a federal firearm law, which mandates nonparoleable sentences of 15 years or more for felons with extensive records of prior convictions who illegally possess or sell guns. Alexander also ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Gain in Part-Time Work Pushes US Jobless Rate to 3-Year Low Businessweek The 48-year-old single mother found employment as a receptionist at a Columbus, Ohio, law firm in August after searching for two years. Not working a full day gives her the flexibility to take care of her 10-year-old son and pursue a career in catering. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Army veteran rejected for Tampa airport job due to tattoos Tbo.com The ban on visible tattoos is standard policy at many law enforcement agencies, said Larry McKinnon, spokesman for the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office, which implemented a tattoo policy a few years ago. "We do not allow visible tattoos," he said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Gender is no longer a barrier to success Irish Independent Many eminent and accomplished women have enjoyed great success at the Bar and beyond, such as Mary Robinson who was Ireland's first female president before pursuing a career in politics and human rights; Mary McAleese, who was a law lecturer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Court urges change in Florida workers comp law Sacramento Bee There's no dispute Frederick was hurt on the job, but two doctors disagreed on whether she had a permanent total injury. A medical adviser appointed by a compensation claims judge, though, offered the opinion she's not totally and permanently injured. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Viewpoint: Legal reform needed for job creation and economic growth Ravalli Republic As you survey Montana law, it's fairly easy to find examples of why we are often outliers compared to other states. For example, Montana is the only state in the country with a statutory framework called "Wrongful Discharge," which allows disgruntled ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Minn. city gets first Somali cop Police News Inspired, he considered a career in law enforcement. More than a decade later, and after a stint as a cellphone repairman, the 32-year-old will graduate Thursday from the St. Paul police academy as the city's first sworn Somali-American officer. "It ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Failure to renew contract may violate whistle-blower protection law: Court Business Insurance Defendants argued that because Mr. Wurtz was a contract employee, failure to renew his contract could not be considered an adverse job action because he had no expectation of employment after his contract's expiration. But the appellate court disagreed. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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The Lockerbie Case: Career prosecutors as law officers have ... By Robert Black Career prosecutors as law officers have destroyed criminal justice system. [This is the headline over a letter in today's edition of The Herald from Jock Thomson QC. It reads as follows:] I see from the Scottish Legal News that Lady Stacey is to ... The Lockerbie Case |
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Career Alternatives For Law Grads - Business Insider Follow us on Facebook and get updates from Law & Order posted directly to your news feed. The 10 Best Paying Career Alternatives For Law Grads. 1/11 ... www.businessinsider.com/career-alternatives-for-law-grads-20... | ||
UT Law - Events Calendar - Action Committee for Career Services ... Action Committee for Career Services Meeting. Date: October 1, 2012; Start: 5 15pm; End: 6:00pm; Save to your calendar: iCalendar (.ics). Location: Career ... www.utexas.edu/law/calendar/2012/10/01/15221/ | ||
DePaul Law Career Services: Law Reunion Early Registration ... DePaul Law Career Services news, events, advice, and updates at your fingertips! ... Register for Law Reunion 2012 before midnight on Friday, September 28 to ... depaullcs.blogspot.com/.../law-reunion-early-registration-exte... |
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