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First Federal Court Ruling on NLRA Poster Requirement

Today, a federal district court for the District of Columbia issued a decision in a lawsuit brought by the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM)... Continued here: First Federal Court Ruling on NLRA Poster Requirement

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    Mar

Legal to Discipline an Injured Employee?

Sometimes employers want to discipline an injured employee. After all, accidents may occur because of the employee's negligence or bad behavior. Employers might wonder if there are any workplace injury laws that bar discipline. It all depends. You might need to examine your employment or labor contracts. And, you probably need to scrutinize your disciplinary policies. You also...

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    Mar

Legal to Discipline an Injured Employee?

Sometimes employers want to discipline an injured employee. After all, accidents may occur because of the employee's negligence or bad behavior. Employers might wonder if there are any workplace injury laws that bar discipline. It all depends. You might need to examine your employment or labor contracts. And, you probably need to scrutinize your disciplinary policies. You also...

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    Mar

California – State prison “realignment” falls short with plans for female ex-convicts

By Suzanne Bohan – Contra Costa Times When Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law last year drastically changing the rules for oversight of low-level felons upon their release from prison, plans for handling the influx of ... View post: California – State prison “realignment” falls short with plans for female ex-convicts

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California – State prison “realignment” falls short with plans for female ex-convicts

By Suzanne Bohan – Contra Costa Times When Gov. Jerry Brown signed a law last year drastically changing the rules for oversight of low-level felons upon their release from prison, plans for handling the influx of ... Excerpt from: California – State prison “realignment” falls short with plans for female ex-convicts

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    Mar

California – San Bernardino County DA Ramos supports governor’s initiative for public safety funding

The Inland Valley Daily Bulletin – ONTARIO – by Mike Cruz, Staff Writer District Attorney Michael A. Ramos announced Thursday that he supports the governor’s upcoming ballot initiative to continue funding for prison realignment and other ... Go here to see the original: California – San Bernardino County DA Ramos supports governor’s initiative for public safety funding

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Mother, boy admit killing man they thought was pedophile

By msnbc.com staff - A mother and a high school student have pleaded guilty to killing a man they wrongly believed was a pedophile, STV Local in Scotland reported….[for full story: http://defender411.us/A0GFTZ ] Go here to see the original: Mother, boy admit killing man they thought was pedophile

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Mother, boy admit killing man they thought was pedophile

By msnbc.com staff - A mother and a high school student have pleaded guilty to killing a man they wrongly believed was a pedophile, STV Local in Scotland reported….[for full story: http://defender411.us/A0GFTZ ] See the rest here: Mother, boy admit killing man they thought was pedophile

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California – Death penalty opponents move closer to November ballot initiative

The Los Angeles Times – March 1, 2012 Capital punishment opponents announced Thursday they have submitted 800,000 signatures to election authorities to put a measure on the November ballot that would ask voters to replace the ... Read the original here: California – Death penalty opponents move closer to November ballot initiative

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California – Death penalty opponents move closer to November ballot initiative

The Los Angeles Times – March 1, 2012 Capital punishment opponents announced Thursday they have submitted 800,000 signatures to election authorities to put a measure on the November ballot that would ask voters to replace the ... Go here to read the rest: California – Death penalty opponents move closer to November ballot initiative

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