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Kathleen Williams one step closer to becoming a federal judge
There appears to be some thawing by Republicans on President Obama's judicial nominations. The Senate Judiciary Committee gave Federal Public Defender Kathleen Williams its tacit approval last week on a voice vote, formally moving her nomination onto the full U.S. Senate, which could confirm her as early as this week.
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Exclusivity Pact Not Breached by Acquisition Target's Dealings With Its Ultimate PurchaserEx-Army hospital nurse accused of stealing painkillers, infecting 15 patients with hepatitis
EL PASO, Texas AP - At least 15 military service members or their relatives are believed to have been infected with hepatitis by a nurse suspected of stealing their painkillers during surgery.The nurse, retired Army captain Jon Dale Jones, was arrested this month in Miami on federal charges of assaulting three of those patients and possession of a controlled substance by fraud.
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Should You Monitor Employee Use of Social Media?
Sharlyn Lauby, an HR pro turned consultant with more than 20 years of professional human resources experience, posted a wonderful article, "How to Handle an Employee's Controversial Online Comment."
Tax on guns would go toward mental health treatment
A 4 percent fee would be imposed on dealers' sale of guns and ammunition with the money to go to mental health treatment, under a bill filed by a Tampa Democrat.More Minorities Were Promoted to Top Positions in New York City Courts After Early Retirements
According to court statistics, 12 of 21 vacant positions filled at the level of chief clerk or first deputy chief clerk went to minority group members in November and December.
Supreme Court refuses to rule on case involving reselling of life insurance policies
WASHINGTON AP - The SupremeCourt declined Monday to rule on a case that tests whether states can regulate the sale of life insurance by policyholders to investors, a practice known as "viatical" or life settlements.Under viatical settlements, individuals sell their life insurance policies for less than face value to third parties, including investors such as hedge funds, in order to realize an immediate cash benefit.Trending Stories
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