Attorney Joanna Hendon, appearing on behalf of Trump, argued no one other than the president should determine what's privileged material.
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A sign reading "Kamala 2020" could be seen at the rally in Santa Clarita, where she was appearing on behalf of Katie Hill, the Democratic challenger to Mr. Knight.
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"Not a single life has been lost since the abrogation of Article 370," said Tushar Mehta, India's Solicitor General appearing on behalf of the government, referring to the action of India's constitution granting autonomy to Jammu and Kashmir state.
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The video also features Empress Of, appearing on behalf of her vocals on "Best to You".
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He is the recipient of the Wasserstein Public Interest Fellowship from Harvard Law School the Brandeis International Fellowship in Human Rights, Intervention, and International Law and an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters from Canisius College. Brian has qualified as an expert witness on country conditions Haiti in over 40 cases in the U.S. and Canada, appearing on behalf of both applicants and the U.S. government.
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She published the first issue on May 5, 1871, and continued The New Northwest for 16 years. In 1872 she was invited to address Oregon's legislature to put forward the case for women's suffrage. She was appearing on behalf of the Oregon State Woman Suffrage Association but no one wanted to keep her company. Other women feared what their husband's and others might say.
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One of his first cases as a barrister was appearing on behalf of Vernon Henry St John in his peerage claim, which was something of a scandal at the time. From 1926–1945 he served as President of the Industrial Court and from 1925 he was Chairman of the National Wages for Railways. He was knighted in 1927. In 1929, Morris was appointed Chairman of the Committee on Unemployment ClaimsW.
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Michel holds official product endorsements with multiple top musical instrument manufacturing brands including Floyd Rose, Osiamo/Pickboy, Aurora Strings & Kam Industries; appearing on behalf of sponsors regularly as an artist of interest at the NAMM Show. As a celebrity, in 2016, Sergio Michel ranked as the #22 most famous American of Hispanic heritage according to Famous Fix, while Top-On-Social calculated Sergio Michel as the #4 most-searched-for musician on Facebook.
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Mary Baker Eddy and 21 other witnesses traveled to Salem to testify against Spofford. Judge Gray ordered Spofford to appear on May 17. The case garnered widespread attention from the media, with articles appearing in the Boston Globe, Newburyport Herald, and Salem Observer. On May 17, Amos Noyes, Spofford's attorney (appearing on behalf of his client who did not attend the trial), filed a demurrer with the court, arguing that there was no question in equity and that the court had no jurisdiction in the case.
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She was an ardent defender of gay rights, appearing on behalf of many victims of entrapment and harassment, often without fee or for minimal fee. She worked for anti-entrapment laws and the right to privacy. She was involved in the founding and work of the present Mattachine Society as well as its predecessor and focused on the Chicago Police Department and its historic entrapment of gays. Two of Pearl Hart's dreams never came true: to be elected to the City Council of Chicago and to be appointed as a judge.
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Her cause was taken up women's rights supporters including newspaper editor Abigail Scott Duniway and with their support she attended the homeopathic New York Medical College and Hospital for Women. She graduated in 1872 and meanwhile Duniway was to appear at Oregon's State House to put forward the case for women's suffrage. She was appearing on behalf of the Oregon State Woman Suffrage Association but no one wanted to keep her company. Other women feared what their husband's and others might say, so it was Sawtelle who accompanied Duniway.
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In December 2016 Ultra Tune Executive chairman Sean Buckley was invited to speak at the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission and Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association inquiry regarding the Market Study on New Car Retailing. The inquiry focused national attention on the industry's ongoing battle against car dealers and manufacturers providing service, repair procedures and related information to the non-dealer repair network. Appearing on behalf of all the automotive independent operators, Buckley expressed the concerns of the independent repairers regarding the dealerships withholding critical electronic repair data and creating an oligopoly for dealerships in the after sales repair market to the exclusion of independent repairers.
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On 9 May 2019, investigators found Wellampitiya police officers had made several errors, neglecting to put several facts before the court. A police spokesman said stern action would be taken against the officers responsible. On 15 May, Wellampitiya Police officers hit back against the allegations of negligence and filed a complaint to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) alleging Colombo Magistrate Court Judge Priyantha Liyanage was being biased against the police by releasing nine of the ten suspects produced in court. A legal representative appearing on behalf of the suspects stated that the magistrate nor his client needs to wait for the police to complete its investigations for the magistrate to make a decision on the matter, the allegations made by the Wellampitiya Police officers do not have a proper basis in law.
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Collier said that the organization Jemison represented was a "trouble-making pro-Nazi racket" trying to engage Indian support nationwide for legislation that would enrich only its own members. Historians note that Jemison's attacks on the Roosevelt administration, Collier, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs were often unfair or could be described as red-baiting. For example, Jemison claimed that Native Americans were controlled by a group of federal officials "who have well-known regard for radical activities and association with, or admiration for, atheists, anarchists, communists, and other 'fifth columnists'". Appearing on behalf of the AIF at Congressional hearings in 1940 on the Indian Reorganization Act, six years after its enactment, she said the Bureau of Indian Affairs represented "communism and distinctly Russian in variety" and its plan to compensate Native Americans individually for renouncing land claims "the program of the Christ-mocking, Communist-aiding, subversive and seditious American Civil Liberties Union and its subsidiary, the Progressive Education Association".
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