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Tag Archives: U.S.
U.S. Attorney General Announces Continued U.S. Funding of Law Enforcement Efforts at 3rd Ministerial of Northern Triangle Attorneys General, as Guatemala Prepares to Abolish Anti-Corruption Prosecutor
On May 16, 2019, U.S. Attorney General William P. Barr, during the 3rd Ministerial of the Northern Triangle Attorneys General announced that, as part of a coordinated law enforcement action known as Operation Regional Shield,President Trump has approved continued funding … Continue reading
Posted in International Law
Tagged abolish, announces, anticorruption, attorney, Attorneys, Continued, efforts, Enforcement, Funding, general, Guatemala, Ministerial, Northern, prepares, Prosecutor, triangle, U.S.
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U.S. Appeals Court Says It’s No Longer Enough to “Merely” Claim A Candidate Is More Qualified
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has adopted a set of legal principles to assess a notoriously thorny issue in discrimination law – the role of “qualifications” in hiring and promotions. Henceforth, the court held, it … Continue reading
U.S. Lawmakers Urge DOJ, DEA to Hurry Marijuana Policy Changes
Dozens of bipartisan Congressional leaders signed onto a letter pressing top law enforcement agencies for faster action in approving marijuana cultivation for government research. The Associated Press reports the letter advocated for more analysis of the medicinal properties, benefits and … Continue reading
Posted in Health Law
Tagged changes, Hurry, Lawmakers, Marijuana, Policy, U.S., urge
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Are P3s the Answer to U.S. Infrastructure Issues?
After last month’s meeting with Democratic leaders in the House and Senate, President Trump’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan has become $2 trillion. As the legislature continues to digest the plan, many are beginning to raise questions about the plan’s viability. … Continue reading
Alongside – and Potentially in Conflict with – the U.S., Sweden Seeks Assange’s Extradition
Last month, the IELR Blog reported on the arrest and potential extradition of Julian Assange. Assange, who had been granted asylum status by Ecuador in 2012, lived in the London embassy for seven years. President Moreno of Ecuador revoked his … Continue reading
Posted in Administrative law
Tagged Alongside, Assange’s, Conflict, Extradition, Potentially, seeks, Sweden, U.S.
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