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EEOC Updates Enforcement Guidance on Arrest/Conviction Records
Today, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) issued an updated Enforcement Guidance document on employer use of arrest and conviction records in employment decisions…
Virginia – Public Defender Testified, Against Ex-Client, re Transcript Accuracy; Will Ex-Client Get New Trial?
ABA Journal – By Martha Neil – Posted Apr 25, 2012 One day in May 2010, an assistant public defender in Newport News, Va., got an unusual phone call. A prosecutor pursuing a case against a former …
California – Sacramento child abuse investigator target of state foster-care probe
The Sacramento Bee – By Brad Branan – Wednesday, Apr. 25, 2012 In 2007, the state Department of Social Services revoked the foster care license of a Vallejo woman whom the agency accused of locking children …
LA Times Editorial: [Realignment] and California’s justice revolution
The Los Angeles Times – April 25, 2012 California is on the verge of a justice revolution. Realignment, as it is known, is a set of changes thrust upon the state by our collective inertia: Prisons …
3 Reasons Why Your Company Policies Must be in Writing
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq. I recently had a conversation with a very disgruntled employee. She was upset that her employer had reprimanded her for violating a company policy. The problem was that the “policy” did not officially exist…at least not in written form. It is important that business owners create certain business policies and practices. Good policies help your employees perform to your expected standards. Good policies can also ensure your employees are not acting in a manner that will get you sued. Spending your time and money to create company policies many not be at…
Riverside County Supervisors vote to support state legislation aimed at preventing jail overcrowding by amending the 2011 Realignment legislation (AB…
Valley News – April 24, 2012 RIVERSIDE – The Riverside County Board of Supervisors voted today to support a bill aimed at preserving local jail space by requiring that inmates sentenced to more than three years …
California Contra Costa, deputy district attorneys at contract impasse
By Lisa Vorderbrueggen – Contra Costa Times – 04/24/2012 Contra Costa’s deputy district attorneys have rejected the county’s latest contract offer, a move that could push the dispute into a formal fact-finding process legislators adopted last …
California – District attorneys protest measure that would end death penalty
Contra Costa Times – Neil Nisperos, Staff Writer – 04/24/2012 San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael Ramos was among fellow top prosecutors at the steps of the state Capitol on Tuesday voicing their opposition to a …