" The representative added: "The office's decisions were approved by departmental leadership and followed departmental procedures.
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"This internal email was released without Departmental direction, and prior to Departmental guidance being issued," USDA said in a statement.
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"This internal email was released without Departmental direction, and prior to Departmental guidance being issued," the USDA said in a statement.
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He said the general orders were departmental policies, not laws.
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A one lane blacktop departmental road passes alongside both estates.
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Probably not -- prosecutors and departmental leaders disagree all the time.
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They have been suspended pending a departmental investigation, officials said.
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But days of strict departmental divisions are pretty much over.
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Update 5:29PM: Reuters reports that the USDA said the initial email was "flawed," and that "This internal email was released without Departmental direction, and prior to Departmental guidance being issued," according to a statement.
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The NYPD brought Pantaleo up on departmental charges earlier this year.
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It is a departmental capital in Cameroon, not the national capital.
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The officer was in compliance with Departmental policy throughout the encounter.
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The departmental trial was the first time Mr. Livoti had testified.
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Well, if you're playing in the employee intranet, they have departmental guides.
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Oliver "violated several departmental policies," police said when they announced his termination.
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It didn't challenge outdated social mores or even some entrenched departmental bias.
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Janitorial managers often play a role in departmental budgeting and strategic planning.
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I am lucky enough to have a departmental budget for those things.
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If convicted, the officers will be automatically fired, according to departmental policy.
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The full departmental investigation of the shooting will take months to complete.
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Repeatedly, he sets the efforts of individual cops against larger departmental issues.
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Thus, because departmental policy prohibits Mueller from indicting a sitting President, release of his report (or at least parts of the report) would appear to contravene departmental policy regarding public comment on investigations not resulting in criminal charges.
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The Treasury's ability to withstand departmental demands for increased spending may also weaken.
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The USDA Twitter account does remain active though, providing followers with departmental information.
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Mr. Johnson said the videos indicated the officers may have violated departmental policy.
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I know OMB would have said the same about our departmental submission vs.
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Kizzy Adonis — is expected to face a departmental trial in the coming months.
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Officer Brown's police powers have been suspended pending a departmental hearing, said Sgt.
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The chief, Jonathan Haber, dismissed Mr. Oliver on Tuesday for violating departmental policies.
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Faculty members usually fill such administrative positions as part of their departmental duties.
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Officer Pantaleo did not testify in his own defense during the departmental trial.
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Officer Pantaleo did not testify in his own defense during the departmental trial.
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Carson exerted improper influence on any departmental employee in connection with the procurement.
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The government said the pay rises would be paid for within existing departmental budgets.
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But you know I'm bringing this up at our next departmental assessment, don't you?
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During the standing-room-only meeting, attendees pressed the head of the departmental branch.
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Today, nearly five years after Mr. Garner's death, Officer Pantaleo's departmental trial will begin.
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The importance of the suit goes beyond the officers' treatment by the departmental hierarchy.
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It was circulated to departmental lawyers and researchers for guidance, according to the official.
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He also said he did not agree that departmental programs were lacking for funds.
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With so few senior leaders, a top-to-bottom departmental overhaul would be difficult.
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And they can sap whatever faith families have left in the departmental trial process.
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But, aside from being a mouthful, the title is insufficient for narrowing cross-departmental divides.
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The swingeing budget cuts and departmental turf wars of recent years have been tough enough.
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Each such agency produces its own budget, which is then subsumed into its departmental budget.
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Interns also attend meetings and departmental creative brainstorming sessions to offer any ideas or comments.
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In addition, officers convicted of a criminal charge are automatically fired, according to departmental policy.
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If convicted of criminal charges, the officers will be automatically fired, according to departmental policy.
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A unified departmental office for business needs will enable better coordination of space-related activities.
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They are big, huge firms, and getting those inter-departmental conversations is next to impossible.
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Departmental policy requires officers to get a supervisor's approval when arresting anyone under age 12.
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Sessions entered the federal building separately with his own entourage, ignoring questions about departmental leadership.
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He also likely set a departmental mark for the cultural distance traveled by a recruit.
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Not surprisingly, these smaller departments frequently lack consistent training, and departmental quality can vary widely.
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A change of departmental hands is more common than expected at former sites of contamination.
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Generous departmental scholarships, as well as other forms of assistance, are available for successful applicants.
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The Financial Planning and Analysis Division began quarterly monitoring of entity and departmental spending in 1Q77.4.
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Sources said employees were then split into separate departmental meetings, where they learned their individual fates.
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"As it appears, right now, departmental policy may have been violated during the incident," Johnson said.
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Instead, he became deputy prime minister without a departmental brief, setting Ms. May on her way.
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They throw a safety net to accreditors and programs that have struggled to meet departmental standards.
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Again, Mr. Trump risks the prospects for departmental reform to score political points against Mr. Obama.
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Mr. Sessions also pushed back on departmental efforts to extend civil rights protections to transgender people.
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The Balch Springs police chief fired Mr. Oliver on Tuesday, saying he had violated departmental policies.
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He must know that his pilferings have been discussed in departmental meetings, and he remains undeterred.
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And the letters have more practical legal force than departmental guidance for the company in question.
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For example, cops wouldn't be protected if they'd clearly or intentionally broken departmental rules and protocol.
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They also may be prevented from doing so by departmental policy or legally depending on the situation.
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Zinke is under investigation by his department for his use of private and departmental assets for travel.
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Indeed Paul Rosenzweig and others on the Lawfareblog can find no legal or departmental explanation for it.
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However, we do not believe that departmental action is necessary to meet this objective at this time.
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Mr. Eppolito was suspended and hit with internal charges, but he was cleared after a departmental trial.
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" At a crucial inter-departmental meeting, "every office within the White House was opposed to the idea.
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In May, the NYPD held a departmental trial that will determine if Pantaleo will lose his job.
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But then a weird primness set in: Departmental holdings were rarely allowed to mix in the galleries.
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These documents explicitly demonstrate Treasury's concern for being prudent with taxpayer dollars while fulfilling important departmental responsibilities.
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The only measure of accountability left is for Officer Haste to be fired, following a departmental trial.
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The national reckoning has added urgency and national attention to what began as a local, departmental dispute.
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There is little scope for trimming departmental budgets, most of which have already been cut to the bone.
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The DA will now review those facts and determine whether the deputies violated departmental policies or civil rights.
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In between these postings, Korski helped establish and was the deputy head of the cross-departmental Stabilisation Unit.
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Free pizza was the holy grail, the siren that beckoned me to parties, departmental functions, and family gatherings.
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Screenshot: Salesforce Screenshot: Salesforce Traditionally, banks have operated in departmental silos and information hasn't been shared across systems.
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Can departmental policies nudge researchers towards lower-carbon modes of travel without harming a university's global research reputation?
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Sergeant Kizzy Adonis was served with departmental charges on Friday, police officials said, and placed on modified duty.
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He faced departmental charges for his refusal to cooperate, which officers are required to do, police officials said.
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But Officer Haste still faces departmental charges in a disciplinary proceeding, which was delayed pending the criminal investigations.
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The call to fire the officers broadened the departmental fallout as the force struggles to restore public trust.
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While a departmental proceeding seeking his termination took place in June, a decision has yet to be made.
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Sheriff Schmidt said a decision on departmental discipline for the officers could be made as soon as Friday.
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At the departmental trial, lawyers for Pantaleo argued that Garner's neck was in the crook of his elbow.
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He reimbursed the agency $1,484, for mileage and tolls, according to a departmental stipulation signed on May 12.
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" The spokesman added that under departmental policy, "female inmates are provided sanitary napkins on an as-needed basis.
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The Police Department said in a news release that departmental charges would be brought against a fourth person.
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Protection costs are often buried within departmental budget requests, making them hard to separate from other security costs.
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Having been in steady decline for eight years, overall departmental spending will now grow once again in real terms.
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An internal police investigation found Heaggan-Brown to be in violation of departmental policies, the Milwaukee Police Department said.
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O'Neill is also the subject of a special prosecutor investigation, a civil lawsuit and potential departmental discipline, Mills said.
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CEZ is expected to present its view to an inter-departmental nuclear energy committee later this month, Stuller said.
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In fact, he said, it was recently estimated that federal cases absorb about 1 percent of the departmental budget.
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The comment violated departmental rules against racial prejudice, according to the internal review, which was also released this week.
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They spoke to departmental experts, though not to the head of the civil rights appellate division and her team.
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" "The facts will show that Officer Noor acted as he has been trained and consistent with established departmental policy.
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Inspectors currently have no legally mandated deadlines but follow departmental guidelines for responding within a certain period of time.
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But he suggested that an independent departmental report used as justification for his dismissal was improperly influenced by Trump.
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He is the sort of philosophy professor who refers to "the philosopher, Plato" when speaking to his departmental colleagues.
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Chetty is not the departmental pariah that Marglin was; he is, indeed, one of the department's most beloved members.
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The findings, and others, come from departmental audits that analyzed several concentrated periods of stop-and-frisk activity last year.
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To answer that requires thinking critically about departmental choices in particular neighborhoods, not just individual officers' choices in particular cases.
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Louis Failla was found guilty of departmental charges in 2014 for failing to follow proper procedures during an undercover operation.
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"It appears that departmental policies may have been violated by at least two of the police officers," the department said.
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" That, too, seemed to be the goal of the new departmental motto that Pompeo had adopted: "One team, one mission.
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Over in Evreux town centre, another group of gilets jaunes is blocking access to the prefecture, or departmental administrative building.
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The NYPD subsequently filed departmental charges, which had been recommended by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an external watchdog agency,.
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China's ecommerce giant has put forward a bid to privatise Chinese departmental store chain Intime Retail Group for $2.6 billion.
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He alerted NYPD brass, and the pilots were disciplined following a departmental hearing — with two getting bounced from the unit.
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The State Department Inspector General found Clinton's practice to be a clear violation of both departmental and federal email policies.
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In fact, we are more likely to see a further squeeze on Departmental operating costs to compensate for new spending.
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Two of the four suspended officers subsequently left the department, and the other two are facing departmental discipline, he said.
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"It remains of great concern to the Department that the video was released without departmental authorization," Metz wrote on Facebook.
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Manages accounting and finance activities of the department (10%)• Develops and monitors annual departmental budget including revenue and expense projections.
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The Office of Management and Budget receives all the departmental budgets, as well as many more from the independent agencies.
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What's new: This time, Perry couldn't escape the uncomfortable position of defending steep cuts to departmental innovation programs he supports.
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As daring recruit, Julia Brasher, catches his eye, and departmental politics heat up, Bosch will pursue justice at all costs.
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The students allege that the initiative ignores deficits in departmental resources, hiring, and health-safety standards for student and faculty.
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A departmental report found McKenzie's failure to disclose her gun club membership breached ministerial rules, triggering the resignation on Sunday.
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The Times reported that the alleged incident came to light during a random departmental audit of the body-worn cameras.
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The Times reported that the alleged incident came to light during a random departmental audit of the body-worn cameras.
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As for that recusal, it was to adhere to departmental regulations, not because of Mr Sessions's contacts with the Russian ambassador.
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Instead, according to a release, the governor would continue to pull money from various agency and departmental budgets for litigation expenses.
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With all these extra spending commitments, departmental budgets are rising once again, having been on a steady decline for eight years.
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That trial gives the University's engineering students and faculty rides on a two-mile route between departmental buildings in Ann Arbor.
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Most are collections of departmental silos that do not communicate much with each other, held together by complex hierarchies and rules.
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"This is not a departmental matter," an Interior Department spokesperson said in response to a request for comment from The Hill.
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Video also shows Stockley with his personal AK-47 (which he did not have departmental permission to carry while on duty).
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They would also relax departmental standards for measuring accreditors' performance, and potentially allow them to take years to penalize troubled schools.
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Mr. Rosenstein has consulted departmental ethics advisers about whether to recuse himself from the Russia investigation and has not done so.
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The review board only began prosecuting officers in departmental disciplinary proceedings in 2013; previously, only Police Department lawyers had that power.
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Bernhardt was not required to receive written guidance or authorization from the Departmental Ethics Office prior to participating in the decision.
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"The facts will show that Officer Noor acted as he has been trained and consistent with established departmental policy," Plunkett added.
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"We expect that after his repatriation appropriate departmental disciplinary proceedings shall be initiated against him," the Supreme Court said in an order.
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Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake issued a statement saying the lieutenant will face a departmental administrative review now that the trial is over.
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The officer, Roy Oliver, "violated several departmental policies," police told reporters without offering details because the officer has a right to appeal.
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The decision means that Pantaleo will not face any criminal charges related to Garner's death, though he does still face departmental charges.
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"While disappointed, we are not surprised that CMPD's review of itself found that departmental policies were followed," Bamberg said in a statement.
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This violated departmental policy that bans officers from shooting at cars when the driver does not appear to be armed nor dangerous.
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Make sure you are fluent in the visible, budgeted, CEO-led, cross departmental initiatives — and how your solution plays a role here.
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Dallas Police Department couldn't find any departmental doctrine for killing a suspect with a robot, according to a request filed by Gawker.
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"They (NYPD) first have to serve my client with departmental charges and that hasn't happened yet," Stuart London, Pantaleo's attorney told CNN.
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The current departmental review process for approving travel also does not adequately distinguish between personal, political and official travel, the watchdog concluded.
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As daring recruit, Julia Brasher (Annie Wersching), catches his eye, and departmental politics heat up, Bosch will pursue justice at all costs.
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His beef with former Attorney General Jeff Sessions was that he recused himself over the Russia probe in accordance with departmental norms.
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At the recommendation of a departmental review committee, they returned to work last month on modified duty, with no contact with inmates.
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Asked about the matter on Thursday, Police Commissioner William J. Bratton said that departmental lawyers were assembling a case and moving forward.
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They point to experiments that range from departmental contests and monetary awards to innovation fairs, idea boxes and time to dream big.
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But as is typical in such cases, departmental hearings that could lead to his dismissal have been delayed during the criminal investigations.
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"The facts will show that Officer Noor acted as he has been trained, and consistent with established departmental policy," Mr. Plunkett said.
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At long last, however, Mr. Pantaleo is standing for a departmental trial, on charges brought by the city's Civilian Complaint Review Board.
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A departmental trial for the officer at the center of the controversy, Daniel Pantaleo, answered some lingering questions about Mr. Garner's death.
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Ms. Thomas, who has master's degree, the lawsuit said, has received two departmental awards and managed a multimillion-dollar, multiagency technology project.
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And while other correction employees were given departmental penalties for their improper vehicle use, Mr. Ponte, at the mayor's insistence, got none.
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He reiterated his contention that Sergeant Barry "did in fact follow his training" and had acted within departmental guidelines during the episode.
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Additional policy tightening of around GBP21045bn in net terms is pencilled in for 244/220, including GBP200bn in extra departmental spending cuts.
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The current departmental review process for approving travel also does not adequately distinguish between personal, political and official travel, the watchdog concluded.
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The envoy said that by not allowing him access to his departmental records, the State Department had made the process less fair.
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When HR is consulted to battle departmental silos, what perspective and knowledge can they give to business leaders and C-suite colleagues?
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If we're truly operating in the spirit of C.P. Snow, the objective is to advance knowledge together, regardless of departmental or methodological affiliation.
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Attorney Stuart London said Wednesday he will instead submit a statement that Pantaleo provided as part of a departmental interview after Garner's death.
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In the past, the NYPD has successfully fought to keep such records, and the outcomes of departmental misconduct hearings, out of public view.
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Environmental groups were primed for the short victory after seeing a number of other departmental regulations overturned or delayed since Trump became President.
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A police official, who could not be named under departmental policy, said Thursday that documents were removed during the raid on May 18.
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"Any of these agencies across the country could be giving access to almost anyone, depending on what their departmental policies are," says Maass.
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Kizzy Adonis, a supervisor and one of the first officers to respond, also faces departmental charges for alleged procedural infractions, city officials said.
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That report found that Comey broke with departmental standards and practices, but did not find that he was politically biased or otherwise influenced.
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Commanders felt pressure to show high numbers at CompStat sessions, where departmental leaders grilled them on crime and their strategies for fighting it.
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Another opportunity for departmental reform comes in the debate over whether to release a Republican congressional memo that outlines abuses in electronic surveillance.
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She chairs the House Agriculture Subcommittee on Nutrition, Oversight, and Departmental Operations, and sits on the House Education and Labor, and Administration Committees.
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Under departmental regulations, this rule extends to lobbyists hired by foreign companies if the "principal beneficiary" of their work is a foreign government.
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Consistent with this process, trips are reviewed and approved in advance by both the Departmental Ethics Office and the Division of General Law.
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The only information I could find about the executive order came from in a departmental press release about the ACLU's lawsuit against it.
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He's dating Secret Service agent Sarah Wilson (Abbie Cornish), which they both have to keep quiet because of some kind of departmental fraternization rule.
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Chancellor Phillip Hammond is presenting next week the Autumn Statement in which he is expected to focus on infrastructure investment, not on departmental operations.
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And while Pantaleo's career hangs in the balance, a mother's grief remains, with each emotional scab reopened at every departmental hearing, anniversary and rally.
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In the meantime, Baltimore is resorting to the good, old-fashioned telephone to handle requests—even though some departmental phone lines aren't exactly working.
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So he called up a buddy in the LAPD's Robbery Homicide Division and asked for the Departmental Record (DR) number of the murder case.
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To support innovation, the government must foster more risk-taking and cross-departmental thinking and more fluid interaction with innovators in the private sector.
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A lawyer from the complaint board would act as a prosecutor in the departmental trial, officials from the board and the Police Department said.
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To hide behind departmental guidelines about indicting presidents based on a prior, entirely challengeable, opinion is a convenient way to avoid confronting a problem.
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The city agency, the Civilian Complaint Review Board, recommended the stiffest punishment against Officer Pantaleo: departmental charges that could lead to suspension or dismissal.
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Ask your manager if it would be possible to contribute beyond your current responsibilities, maybe on a high-profile project or cross-departmental initiative.
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New draft rules, released by China's internet regulator at the weekend, propose setting up an intra-departmental body to examine and coordinate policies nationwide.
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Sergeant Barry has been suspended from the police force and faces the prospect of departmental charges after the criminal case against him is concluded.
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S&P also placed Pennsylvania's A-plus appropriation rating, single-A departmental appropriation rating and A-minus moral obligation rating on watch with negative implications.
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"Safety for all road users is FHWA's priority," a spokesperson with the agency who requested anonymity citing departmental policy said in a statement to CNN.
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Oliver "violated several departmental policies," police said when they announced the termination of the officer, without offering details because he has a right to appeal.
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A departmental judge is due to make her recommendations to New York Police Commissioner James O'Neill, who will then ultimately decide whether to punish Pantaleo.
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In Yuuki's newsroom, the disaster sets a sense of mission and ambitions for a career-making scoop in conflict with old grudges and departmental feuds.
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Some press reports have also suggested that Comey will be criticized by the inspector general for going outside of the normal departmental chain of command.
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Departmental charges, as recommended by the Civilian Complaint Review Board, an external watchdog agency, could result in Pantaleo being fired or suspended from the NYPD.
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On Friday, Sergeant Kizzy Adonis was stripped of her badge and gun, and booked on departmental charges for her role in Garner's July 2014 demise.
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"Departmental officials were unable to provide specific criteria used for their determination whether to allow or cease certain grants and cooperative agreements," the report said.
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But recorded street stops, which had climbed steadily, to 685,724 in 2011, from 97,296 in 2002, dropped to 12,404 in 2016, according to departmental data.
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Having shrunk by a fifth and with many departmental budgets slashed, it's almost certain that it will take up most of the civil service's attention.
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No health problems have been documented, but the Park Service, which requested the tests as part of departmental policy, noted that more tests were needed.
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She had no social-work experience or training, but during the 103 departmental reorganization she was promoted to clinical social worker, based on her seniority.
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Failla faced additional departmental charges — including failing to notify the internal affairs unit — after learning about an allegation of corruption against a member of the service.
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The recipient of several fellowships and awards, including the Departmental Excellence Award at the University of California Los Angeles in 2007-08 and 2008-09, Prof.
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Rochelle Mills, President and CEO at Innovative Housing Opportunities, saw the largest barrier to be the years-long permit approvals process, mostly due to departmental silos.
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"Documentation and adherence to the departmental travel policies [are] deficient and without proper management oversight and accountability," Deputy Inspector General Mary Kendall wrote in her report.
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After the attack, more than 4,000 residents of Bojayá, including the entire population of Bellavista, fled, seeking refuge in the departmental capital of Quibdó and elsewhere.
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She said in a legal filing that the prosecutor, who later won a departmental award, destroyed his interview notes, which he initially denied but later acknowledged.
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Departmental policy requires officers to get a supervisor's approval when arresting anyone under the age of 12, which Officer Turner failed to do in both arrests.
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" A spokesperson also said the posts were created before Cordova joined the agency and that the agency hasn't received complaints about Cordova through "usual departmental channels.
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"Documentation and adherence to the departmental travel policies [are] deficient and without proper management oversight and accountability," Deputy Inspector General Mary Kendall wrote in her report.
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The deputy administrator of the Interior Department, David Bernhardt, told senators during his confirmation hearing that President Trump, not science, is going to dictate departmental decisions.
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The official who oversaw the department's investigation testified last month that he had recommended departmental charges against Officer Pantaleo in 2015, but none were ever filed.
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The 2014 to 2015 departmental performance report from the RCMP reveals that the polygraph tests were used some 849 times, in the span of just one year.
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The SC can be removed by the AG for "misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies."
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But police said the decision to bring departmental charges against Adonis was prompted by a disciplinary statute of limitations that applied to her case but not Pantaleo's.
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The Attorney General may remove a special counsel for misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies.
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A June presentation from a cross-departmental meeting first praises scooters as "convenient alternatives to driving" and then switches to problems, like sidewalk riding and parking issues.
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In a news conference on Friday, Mr. Chaplin, who led departmental reform efforts under Mr. Suhr, said he would largely follow the path set by his predecessor.
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"My goal and intent is to release as much of the Special Counsel's report as I can consistent with applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies," Barr wrote.
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Horowitz is also expected to provide a frank assessment of how former FBI Director James Comey ignored longstanding departmental norms at key moments in the Clinton probe.
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The Attorney General may remove a Special Counsel for misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies.
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O. reached out to a friend in the homicide division and asked for the departmental record number for the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman case. Why?
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The review board found last year that Officer Pantaleo used a prohibited chokehold on Mr. Garner and recommended departmental charges that could lead to suspension or dismissal.
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Even so, they continued to be occasionally employed by officers, and departmental punishment is rare and light, a review of records by The New York Times found.
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Professor Stauffer emphasized in interviews that he and his departmental colleague, Dan Carpenter, were simply trying to ensure that Harvard did its due diligence about the candidacy.
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Similarly, the bill allows searches of private property at the request of a departmental prefect, a government official, rather than requiring review by a judge or prosecutor.
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NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill fired Pantaleo August 19, after a departmental trial found the 13-year veteran officer guilty of using the illegal choke hold, killing Garner.
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But putting Fliegelman "in charge of shepherding graduate students" through the job market, as one former advisee of his put it, was an act of departmental negligence.
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Mr. Barr made reference to well-settled departmental policies but rather scrupulously avoided predicting how much those policies or regulations would yield by way of public disclosure.
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Similar to Soldo's original offering, a multi-user spending account aimed at families, Soldo Business lets companies "delegate, control and track" departmental and employee spending in real-time.
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More cuts to departmental spending are unlikely; there was a "spending review" in November, after all, which was supposed to set out budgets for the next four years.
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He wanted his friend to get the DR (Departmental Record) number for the Nicole Brown Simpson/Ronald Goldman murder case, which he planned on engraving in the frame.
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Treasures long secreted in departmental galleries have come to the center ring, like the Jaguar E-Type Roadster that dominates, perhaps a little too completely, the 21961 gallery.
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The report found that Comey infringed departmental norms and acted in an "extraordinary and insubordinate" manner in handling the Clinton email investigation, but not out of political malevolence.
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"You should always link individual performance to departmental goals, and then to overall company goals and how what you've done directly impacted each," Ochstein previously told Business Insider.
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"While aldermanic input is critical in representing the interests of communities, we are working to prevent politics from influencing departmental decisions," Alderman Michele Smith said in a statement.
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" The federal regulation, 28 C.F.R. §600.8, allows for that, noting that such a report needs to be "in conformity with the departmental guidelines with respect to urgent reports.
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But the Justice inspector general also found the opening of the investigation into Trump's 2016 campaign was in line with departmental policy and not influenced by political animus.
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Last December, at the departmental party, Wallace had made some offhand comment about Miller's outfit, called it something like the folk costume of the Greater Midwestern Trailer Park.
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The officer who fired his gun is an 11-year veteran of the department, and appeared to have acted within state statute and departmental policy, Chief Jack said.
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The department's findings in Baltimore and Chicago were based on a review of hundreds of interviews and tens of thousands of pages of documents that detailed departmental policies.
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For that reason, my goal and intent is to release as much of the Special Counsel's report as I can consistent with applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies.
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While NYPD cameras have been regularly spotted at protests over the last six years, the frequency of their deployment and the departmental practices governing their use have remained unknown.
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The audit aims to determine whether FirstNet "properly administered" a departmental task order covering the deployment, operation and maintenance of the new emergency network, Rice said in her memo.
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The new changes, such as prohibiting police from using race or religion as a motivating factor in investigations, mostly formalize what is already departmental policy, according to police officials.
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Eddie Johnson, the Chicago police superintendent who took over not long after the McDonald footage went public, was quick to say his officers seem to have violated departmental policy.
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The DoH in turn referred the question to NHS England, the executive non-departmental body which commissions contracts and sets priorities and directions for the health service in England.
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But the CFATS program had a slow start, suffering from departmental turnover and a severe backlog in authorizing and approving SSPs, exacerbated by one-year and partial-year extensions.
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The officers, Edward Martins and Richard Hall, were slated to appear on Thursday morning before a departmental judge, even though the criminal case against them has only just begun.
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Resources include a tier-one research university, the Beijing Graduate Exchange, Coalesce: Center for Biological Arts, studio space, access to departmental and interdisciplinary facilities, curatorial opportunities, and gallery space.
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Represent the PA office in EPR departmental strategic planning and budgeting processes and ensure they are consistent and coordinated with CBF-wide annual strategic plan and budget goals. d.
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"We've made it very, very transparent to all of our investigators in our departmental programs that we want to do everything we can to enable their work," he said.
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That information could have been part of the reason Mr. Durham began his work as a departmental review and shifted it in recent months to a full criminal investigation.
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The Police Community Relations Board also launched an independent investigation that day and concluded that Lariviere had violated departmental rules about how officers are expected to conduct themselves off-duty.
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Resources include a tier-one research university, Arts Collaboratory, the Beijing Graduate Exchange, Coalesce: Center for Biological Arts, studio space, access to departmental and interdisciplinary facilities, gallery and curatorial opportunities.
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At the departmental level, the reorganization did away with the relationship management group –a department housing about a third of the New York Fed's supervisory staff before the re-organization.
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The State Department's Inspector General last week issued a stinging critique of Clinton's mishandling of her email messages by using a private email server, in contravention of revised departmental regulations.
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And basic things like when you go into a departmental store, you'll see 50 types of creams, you see biscuits of different varieties ... chocolate chip, banana, various kinds of sauces.
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"Besides doing research and publishing, my Ph.D. requirements involve taking science classes, teaching, and attending a departmental field trip," Ploy Achakulwisut, a climate scientist and activist writes in Scientific American.
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A New York City police sergeant was served with departmental disciplinary charges on Friday for her role in the confrontation that led to the death of Eric Garner in 2014.
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Todd Sauvageau issued a departmental order saying that officers shall never demand that EMS sedate a subject, and that those decisions need to be made by EMS personnel, not officers.
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Daimaru, a departmental store in Japan, has put up a flower installation it calls "Flower Mirror," which tracks and blooms to mirror people as they move in front of it.
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Either way, the main concern for shareholders is whether he was naive, and whether his quality as an outright CEO, rather than a senior departmental management executive, is under question.
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"Expectations of the report itself and of departmental compliance with the report are going to be raised," said David Harris, a University of Pittsburgh law professor who studies police behavior.
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The police department's internal inquiry was completed in 2015, but the findings have not been made public while an internal departmental trial against Pantaleo and Adonis has been on hold.
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Stephen Davis, a spokesman for the Police Department, said on Thursday that Lieutenant Machado would be served with departmental charges and the other officers would face discipline from their commanders.
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Toyota is also a founding member of the university's Mobility Transformation Center, which is a multi-departmental effort focused on building future transportation systems that incorporate shared autonomous vehicle networks.
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Meanwhile, debate continues over what has sparked the deadly trend -- the violent nature of the job, or departmental procedures that officers believe hinder rather than help them do their jobs.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board, which investigates accusations of police abuse and misconduct, is prosecuting Officer Frascatore on a departmental charge of using excessive force to take down Mr. Blake.
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In searing testimony at the departmental trial this year, the medical examiner said the chokehold triggered an asthma attack that led to Mr. Garner's death, which he ruled a homicide.
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In searing testimony at the departmental trial this year, the medical examiner said the chokehold triggered an asthma attack that led to Mr. Garner's death, which he ruled a homicide.
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The Interior Department's watchdog was unable to determine if a series of senior staff reassignments that took place last year complied with federal law due to poor departmental record-keeping.
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Constance Malcolm waited five years for Richard Haste, the officer who in 2012 shot and killed her unarmed son, Ramarley Graham, to face a departmental trial, after which he resigned.
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Striking a deal is one way for prosecutors to avoid departmental judges who can be skeptical of complainants, especially those with criminal records or those who have sued the city.
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Debuting in November 21968, shortly after the Summer of Love wound down, the Xeroxed bulletins are a Thomas Pynchon–esque tangle of departmental linguistics and subtexts, chemistry and unfolding history.
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Housing and Urban Development Craig T. Clemmensen, Director of the Departmental Enforcement Center Until Dr. Ben Carson is confirmed, HUD will be helmed by Clemmensen, according to HUD spokesman Jerry Brown.
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The task force will be inter-departmental, led by the national coordinator for counter-terrorism and security, and will work with the three largest network providers, KPN , T-Mobile and VodafoneZiggo.
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The officer even wanted to get the departmental record for the murder case of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, which he wanted to engrave in the frame, the report states.
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How we got here: House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings said the Justice and Commerce departments did not fully comply with subpoena requests related to departmental decision-making on the citizenship question.
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" Officer's attorney: No chokehold London said in July -- after the NYPD announced departmental charges of using a chokehold and restricting Garner's breathing -- that his client is "looking forward to being vindicated.
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" Neiman says the retired officer's name will not be released and will not face departmental sanctions since he s retired, but officials "certainly will look into any potentiality of criminal charges.
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The other would require the police commissioner to send a written note to the review board whenever he or she deviates from disciplinary recommendations made by the board or departmental judges.
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Defense lawyers are expected to paint Officer Goodson as a veteran with a clean record who acted in line with accepted departmental practice when he did not buckle Mr. Gray in.
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The grant is now the subject of a departmental investigation after the Times discovered that Arcuri's company's registered address is a rented house in Cheshire with Arcuri now living in California.
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Washington (CNN)The Interior Department reassigned 27 senior executives "without a written plan or clear criteria, and without consulting the departmental leadership," according to a department inspector general report released Wednesday.
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But internal frustration mounted, with one source close to the probe telling me the case sparked a good deal of departmental infighting, although no formal changes have come as a result.
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Williams, who heard the case without a jury at Rice's request, said prosecutors failed to show the lieutenant was aware of a departmental policy requiring seat belts for prisoners during transport.
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Whether or not his conduct violated the Hatch Act, as has been suggested, it certainly violated settled Departmental procedures which had been followed by that agency historically, and for good reasons.
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Effectively liaise with other departmental analysts, Attorney Advisor, tax supervisors, and other identified stakeholders to determine the legal implications of relevant documents and preserve the overall goals of the PFL program.
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The move, to ease the pressure on departmental budgets following spending freezes totaling 34 billion reais this year, will be announced on Friday, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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A collaboration between Japanese departmental store Sogo Omiya, and organ group Green Ribbon, the project created by ad agency Dentsu hopes to make people think about organ transplant through the concept.
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" Barr reiterated in his letter that "my goal and intent is to release as much of the Special Counsel's report as I can consistent with applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies.
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"Community college structures were built around the need for remediation, a very large need for remediation," Dr. Rabinowitz said, citing such institutional basics as course schedules, departmental structures and faculty hiring.
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That's a fairly traditional sales strategy for large enterprise companies, while newer upstarts tend to sell to departmental heads or try to spur bottom-up adoption from users or software developers.
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The authorities have cut departmental budgets and delayed payment of officers' salaries in recent weeks, in response to a broader financial crisis that is crippling Rio and Brazil as a whole.
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After waiting out a US Justice Department investigation into the arrest, which remains ongoing, New York police in July moved forward with departmental charges of using a chokehold and restricting Garner's breathing.
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Officer Landau testified that he told his partner to call their supervisor, as was required under departmental rules, and that the two of them argued for two minutes about who should call.
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In this study, observers counted the attendees, and the questions they asked, at 247 departmental talks and seminars in biology, psychology and philosophy that took place at 35 universities in ten countries.
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" Edwards' attorneys argue that "despite Defendant Oliver's conduct prior to Edwards' death, he remained a Balch Springs Police officer and was not terminated despite his conduct and multiple violations of departmental policies.
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The special counsel regulations permit him to remove Mueller for "misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies" (2628 C.F.R. §28503[d]).
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The grant is now reportedly the subject of a departmental investigation after the Times discovered that Arcuri's company's registered address is a rented house in Cheshire with Arcuri now living in California.
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New York (CNN)New York Police Department Officer Daniel Pantaleo should be terminated for his role in the death of Eric Garner, a departmental administrative judge officially recommended Friday, city officials said.
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In January, Commissioner Maldonado allowed a Police Department prosecutor to ask Mr. Modell about his disciplinary history during Officer Richard Haste's departmental trial in the fatal shooting of Ramarley Graham in 2012.
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The memo books largely stayed with the officers, who were required to safeguard them even after retirement, since the books could be subpoenaed as evidence in future criminal, civil and departmental trials.
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A similar approach in the United States might have firearms securely stored in the school's administrative and departmental offices — centrally located and accessible only to those authorized, but not kept in classrooms.
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But on Friday, the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, said he would begin releasing more information about departmental trials and would support legislation to make more of the department's disciplinary records public.
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As soon as that process is complete, I will be in a position to move forward expeditiously in determining what can be released in light of applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies.
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After the Mexican War of Independence, Mexican authority remained tenuous — it became a tradition for Californians to overthrow their departmental governor and for Mexico City to acquiesce by sending them a new one.
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To find studies being conducted in your niche, try simple Google searches like [your keyword] research study or even just [keyword] study, or visit the announcements or news sections of university departmental websites.
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Ritchard Blake was found guilty in 2011 of departmental charges that he "engaged in a physical altercation" and lost 15 vacation days, according to secret NYPD disciplinary files previously obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Manley said Austin police have launched two investigations into the incident – an internal investigation to see if Freeman followed proper departmental procedure, and a criminal investigation to see if he broke the law.
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"A cross-departmental committee has been established to finalize the oversight regime for consolidators and they expect to announce their conclusions in the autumn," Antony Barker, managing director of The Pension Superfund, said.
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Kizzy Adonis pleaded guilty to a New York police departmental charge of failure to supervise, meaning she avoided an internal trial and instead received the punishment Wednesday, the New York Daily News reported.
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"The Special Counsel shall notify the Attorney General of events in the course of his or her investigation in conformity with the Departmental guidelines with respect to Urgent Reports," reads Justice Department regulation.
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But now we've got cross-departmental teams and cross-functional teams meeting to create the content from the beginning that will make sense and will tell the story the most effectively across platforms.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department's inspector general released a report finding Comey had violated departmental policies by sharing copies of memos on his conversations with President Donald Trump, after he left the FBI.
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Mr. Matthews, 74, was questioned in Paris on Tuesday by police officers who specialize in crimes involving minors, said the official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity in line with departmental policy.
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On Thursday, the Police Department judge overseeing the trial said that prosecutors must prove that Officer Pantaleo's actions went beyond a violation of departmental rules and constituted a crime — an unusually high bar.
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Waiting times at motor vehicle offices have increased as much as 46 percent from a year ago, spotlighting a departmental bureaucracy marked by green computer screens and computers that still run on DOS.
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"Instead of providing the type of scientific information needed by Congress to legislate effectively, senior departmental officials sought to hide information, lobbied against legislation, and retaliated against a scientist for being forthcoming," Rep.
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So it's not surprising that some academics have chosen to give one another permission to accumulate publication credits on their C.V.'s and spend some of the departmental travel budget on short holidays.
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Author's note: The statistics of senior German scholars teaching at the universities in question are based on my professional knowledge, backed up by input from colleagues and the information provided on departmental websites.
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There is also the question of why Barr intends to carry out his own review of what happened in 2016 when there is already a departmental inspector general's investigation underway on the issue.
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On a big-picture, departmental level, Trump is calling for more funding for national security and defense and massive cuts to virtually other institution tied to how the US engages with the international community.
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Three Trump administration officials told the Post that McAleenan informed senior White House officials that he, not Miller, leads the department and that he should have at least a hand in departmental hiring choices.
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"In this matter, officers followed departmental policies and producers in handling this reported in-progress residential burglar call and we are very appreciate of the cooperation shown by its residents and visitors," it read.
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Earlier this month, BuzzFeed News reported that Blake was found guilty in 2011 of departmental charges that he "engaged in a physical altercation" and lost 15 vacation days, according to secret NYPD disciplinary files.
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As well as being far better versed in foreign affairs, both are more adept inter-departmental players than Mr Shanahan, who has the least government experience of almost any defence secretary of recent times.
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His funeral will be held Friday at SS. Philip and James Church in St. James on Long Island, with the expansive pageantry and huge turnout of firefighters and officers that accompany all departmental ceremonies.
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"As soon as that process is complete, I will be in a position to move forward expeditiously in determining what can be released in light of applicable law, regulations, and Departmental policies," Barr wrote.
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After the housing files were discovered, a cross-departmental technical team began trying to figure out under which contracts the city rented the buildings, who was using them and how much they were paying.
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The OBR — an organization that is a non-departmental public body that gives estimates to the finance ministry — said inflation would fall towards 21.3213 percent later this year, from a peak of 0003 percent.
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But the drop in street stops by the police could be tied to a departmental change that took effect in January, requiring officers to fill out a far more detailed form for each one.
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"The Secretary has initiated an internal departmental review of the procedures and processes that we go through for official travel to determine whether there are any changes or reforms that are necessary," she said.
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For years, the Police Department has held off disciplining the officer, Daniel Pantaleo, on the ground that departmental charges had to wait until a federal civil rights investigation into Mr. Garner's death had ended.
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"After a review, I found Amiott to have violated additional departmental rules, including Conduct Unbecoming and Courtesy, calling into serious question his suitability as a Euclid Police Officer," the mayor said in her statement.
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The former chief executive of Exxon Mobil was seen as the most impressive of Mr. Trump's cabinet picks, and his plans for a top-to-bottom departmental reorganization was almost universally seen as needed.
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As part of his reorganization, Mr. O'Neill is making departmental history: By selecting Nilda Irizarry Hoffman as chief of community affairs, he is elevating the first Hispanic woman to a three-star chief position.
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"The nature of our response is rapidly evolving, including toward an increased domestic focus that necessitates our continued synthesis of the incredible departmental efforts to date," said the notice, which was signed by Kadlec.
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In an email message to staff on Tuesday that was obtained by The Times, Mr. Rub said he planned to hold departmental meetings and to cover the matter at an upcoming all-staff meeting.
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On Friday evening, after the Baton Rouge Police Department held disciplinary hearings to determine if the two officers followed departmental rules, Officer Blane Salamoni was fired for violating use-of-force policies against Sterling.
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Other state and departmental officials like the Secretary of Energy, Mines, and Hydrocarbons and the Secretary General of Santa Cruz are now also putting pressure on the Bolivian government to declare a national disaster.
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Milan is one of 15 cities receiving support from a European-funded initiative to trial new approaches to achieve big aims on climate change - something backers say will require experimentation and working across departmental silos.
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In 2015, he drove to his baby's mother's house while on duty and got into an argument with her that became so heated police showed up; as punishment, he was ordered to review departmental policies.
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Milan is one of 15 cities receiving support from a European-funded initiative to trial new approaches to achieve big aims on climate change - something backers say will require experimentation and working across departmental silos.
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Chicago's police superintendent says video evidence from the fatal officer-involved shooting of an 18-year-old car theft suspect theft last week suggests three cops involved in the incident may have violated departmental policy.
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Scott de le Vega, director of Interior's Departmental Ethics Office, said the change was designed to ensure Interior's roughly 22019,000 employees are getting consistent ethics advice regardless of which branch of the department they serve.
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On Thursday, the Justice Department's inspector general released an 83-page report that said Comey violated departmental policies by sharing copies of memos on his conversations with President Donald Trump after he left the FBI.
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The Civilian Complaint Review Board, an outside oversight agency that looks into police wrongdoing, found last year that Officer Pantaleo used a prohibited chokehold and recommended departmental charges that could lead to suspension or dismissal.
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Lady Liberty: The Photographic Making of an Icon continues at the Rencontres d'Arles in the Arles Antique Departmental Museum (Avenue 1ere division de la France libre, presqu'île du cirque romain, Arles, France) through September 11.
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The department's record in stopping the use of chokeholds is likely to come under increased scrutiny when Daniel Pantaleo, the officer accused of choking Mr. Garner, faces a departmental trial scheduled to start on Monday.
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Mayor de Blasio meanwhile remained stubbornly silent about the case, refusing to even express an opinion about whether Pantaleo should remain on the force, for fear of prejudicing the outcome of an internal departmental trial.
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THE FORCE For this documentary, the director Peter Nicks followed the Oakland Police Department in California over two years, a period that included a series of high-ranking departures in the wake of departmental scandals.
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Nearly 60 percent of Dr. Lieberman's $240 million departmental budget is sponsored research, most of it underwritten by the N.I.H. "Each year we eat what we kill — there is no guaranteed recurrent revenue," he said.
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And after that, they waited another 201 days, or roughly seven months, for a departmental judge to get comments and issue a ruling, and for the police commissioner to decide whether to uphold the verdict.
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"The views espoused by and attributed to Mr. Morley violate county and departmental policy and our organizational values; his continued employment is antithetical to the expectations of our personnel and those we serve," he wrote.
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"The Louvre museum expresses its great solidarity with the teams of the Museum of Tatihou and the Departmental Council of La Manche after this grave incident," the Louvre's administration said in a statement sent to Hyperallergic.
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Eisenstein points out that while protest footage could be retained, and in some cases reviewed, for legitimate reasons, the lack of departmental transparency makes it hard for the public to know if undue surveillance is occurring.
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Today BuzzFeed News is making public one of the New York Police Department's most fiercely guarded secrets: a database of disciplinary findings for about 2122,210 NYPD employees who faced departmental misconduct charges between 21950 and 2015.
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Assuming federal prosecutors follow departmental policy and choose not to indict a sitting president, they would still have time to charge him if he loses the election in 2020 and exits the presidency in January 2021.
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And in investigating the cover-up, the Federal Bureau of Investigation found not only a blue wall of silence, but also a nasty departmental culture, typified by retribution and surveillance, with Mr. Burke at its center.
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The Justice Department inspector general report made public on Thursday concluded that Comey's actions in the Hillary Clinton email investigation deviated from departmental norms but that the former FBI director was not motivated by political bias.
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Crime Scene A male voice came over the police radio, speaking in standard departmental jargon as he asked to be patched through to the duty captain in the Midtown South Precinct in Manhattan on July 30.
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He has been engaged recently in a nasty intra-departmental fight with political appointees in the VA, a fight that has included him ceasing to use the VA's own spokesman as his contact for the media.
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For example, the quality of data about the faculty research provided on the departmental websites is often inconsistent even within an individual university, as the function of updating information often rests with individual administrative staff members.
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The decision was made "at the departmental level" with assistance from the Justice Department but the White House supports it, said Sanders, who later added that she's not aware of how non-citizens would be affected.
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In January, as it became clear that the virus was spreading rapidly across Asia, countries got ready by setting up quarantine centers, ordering more medical supplies in advance, and organizing cross-departmental government emergency response committees.
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Over the coming weeks an administrative judge will send her verdict on the departmental charges to the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, who will make a final decision about whether to discipline or fire the officer.
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The Department of Justice has decided not to file charges against Pantaleo, who remains on paid desk duty at the NYPD and underwent a NYPD departmental trial earlier this year that could result in his termination.
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They pointed to departmental regulations requiring Mr. Mueller to file a confidential report to the attorney general detailing prosecution decisions and to Mr. Barr's separate vow to send a redacted version of that report to Congress.
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"Given your apparent strong feelings about the Department's actions and intentions, we pledge to review and reconsider the relocation of additional Departmental resources to your State," Balash wrote in his letter to Udall, obtained by CNN.
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This process will raise important questions that you can get answered by working with someone on-campus, such as an undergraduate or departmental adviser, who can guide you and make sure you're understanding what you need.
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Futhermore, Chief Thomas and other officials deleted text messages that were relevant to the investigation, and used personal email account to handle departmental affairs — later falsely denying doing so, according to interviews with Charlottesville PD personnel.
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Watch for them to blame former FBI Director James Comey, whom the report faults for "a serious error of judgment," for having "concealed information" from superiors, and for "violation of or disregard for" departmental and bureau policies.
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" After she left, Tony Comer – GCHQ's departmental historian and one of only seven people who can be identified at the organization – told reporters, "She has been a customer of ours for two-thirds of our entire history.
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He has become a celebrity in his own right, with an unofficial Twitter account which uses some of the thousands of pictures taken by press photographers documenting his comings, goings, and territorial scraps with other departmental cats.
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" Thus, a court could not overturn a decision for which the attorney general can state a rational basis for any of the listed failures but also any demonstration of "other good cause, including violation of departmental policies.
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Another 2016 external report, auditing the whole Art Department — which contains both art and art history students at the undergraduate and PhD levels — described high levels of academic and departmental ability, curricular development, faculty leadership, and research.
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Instead of paying a departmental penalty, as numerous subordinates in the correction department were made to do for similar improper vehicle use in 2016, Mr. Ponte was made to only reimburse the city for gas and tolls.
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In 2008, for instance, the Interior Department's inspector general, Earl Devaney, delivered three reports to Congress detailing widespread corruption and conflicts of interest in the division overseeing the oil industry, leading eventually to a thorough departmental reorganization.
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"I am confident that Chad will lead the Office of General Counsel with great honor and will continue to provide sound advice and counsel to Departmental leadership," the announcement from acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf says.
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" DHS policy officials led with one option that "it believes is the best option for DHS to explore to achieve the goal of acquiring DMV information that it needs to prevent the hindrance of critical Departmental operations.
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The move, to ease the pressure on departmental budgets following spending freezes totaling 34 billion reais this year, will be made possible by an anticipated increase in tax and dividend revenues, and will be announced on Friday.
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As a departmental trial in his death was coming to a close, his relatives expressed concern that the city would invoke 50-a to avoid revealing the punishment for Richard Haste, the officer who killed Mr. Graham.
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The legislation would also codify existing Justice Department regulations that a special counsel can only be removed for misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest or other good cause, such as a violation of departmental policies.
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Melinda Loftin, the Interior Department's designated ethics official and Edward Keable, director of Interior's departmental ethics office, said in a joint statement that Zinke's use of chartered flights and engagements were cleared by ethics and legal departments.
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For the time being, only Rosenstein currently has the power to remove Mueller for "misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of (Justice) Departmental policies" under the special counsel regulations.
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Officer Syed, who is now a law clerk in the office that handles disciplinary proceedings against officers, wore it without trouble until August 2015, when a ranking officer told him he was not in compliance with departmental rules.
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If found guilty of misconduct at a departmental trial — a process that would likely stretch into next year — Officer Pantaleo and Sergeant Adonis could face a range of penalties, including mandatory retraining, lost vacation time to outright dismissal.
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The inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, said he would examine whether law enforcement officials complied with the law and departmental policies in seeking permission from the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to wiretap the former campaign adviser, Carter Page.
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In 2008, an officer with the New York Police Department fired a Taser at an emotionally disturbed man on a ledge in Brooklyn, in violation of departmental guidelines, and the man fell some 10 feet to his death.
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During the departmental trial, lawyers for Pantaleo argued that Garner's neck was in the crook of his elbow and there was no pressure on his windpipe but rather on the sides of his neck, constituting a sleeper hold.
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The Justice Department had four prosecutors in its DC US Attorney's Office quit the criminal case against Roger Stone, after departmental leadership forced the office to lessen the sentencing recommendation for Stone, a longtime ally of the President.
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"At the very moment when we need strict controls, Mr. Herrou's ideological, premeditated actions are a major risk," Eric Ciotti, the president of the departmental council and a leading right-leaning member of Parliament, wrote in Nice-Matin.
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It will remain in effect "until its provisions are converted to the Departmental Manual or until it is amended, superseded, or revoked, whichever occurs first," according to the order (PDF) signed by the Interior Secretary David Bernhardt today.
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The proposed law comes after three Memphis Police Department officers were charged with departmental policy violations last week for turning off their body cameras during a police chase that ended with 25-year-old Martavious Banks being shot.
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Barr was criticized at the time for hosting his departmental holiday party in one of the president&aposs hotels, but officials said he would pay for the party out of his own pocket, rather than using federal funds.
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If the program were to languish for lack of funds, those patients would lose access to government-funded private care, putting a pinch of departmental resources that would, in turn, increase patient wait times, the department has said.
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"But members of Parliament can still pressure the government in multiple, different ways: statements in the chamber, departmental questions, urgent questions and emergency debates, Prime Minister's Questions, and select committee hearings, backbench and opposition-led debates." she wrote.
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Because she surely worked harder and slept fewer hours than any prime minister in British history, she regularly knew more about her ministers' departmental briefs and policies — and the positions of her fellow heads of government — than they did.
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"Given your apparent strong feelings about the Department's actions and intentions, we pledge to review and reconsider the relocation of additional departmental resources to your state," Balash wrote to the two lawmakers in a letter obtained by The Hill.
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One week before Ms. DeVos was to go before the committee, a career staff member in the Education Department emailed members of the panel alleging that the agency was withholding information about a departmental overhaul from its budget justifications.
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From cabinet-level secretaries to ambassadors to departmental general counsels, in less than three years under Trump, dozens of people have been tapped for executive branch posts only to pull out of the running for one reason or another.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador on Tuesday rejected the resignation of a senior official who had quit due to a departmental spat over a major social program, exposing tensions beneath the surface of the government.
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Indeed, Sessions testified that his support for terminating Comey was based on his view of Comey's lack of discipline and adherence to core Departmental rules — a view obviously shared by Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein in his formal memorandum.
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"The Budget request supports core Departmental and mission critical activities while streamlining, reducing, or eliminating duplicative, redundant, or lower priority programs where the Federal role competes with the private sector or other levels of government," the president's budget says.
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In a hearing in January on departmental charges, police prosecutors said Officer Haste had made many mistakes when he and other officers in a narcotics unit followed Mr. Graham from a bodega into his apartment building in February 2012.
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The report — citing a departmental audit of nearly 600 stop reports that officers filled out over 90 days last summer, as part of a pilot program — said documentation for the stops, and frisks, was lacking in nearly 30 percent of cases.
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And if you can't find the person you'd be working under, you can still probably find a departmental head or related VP. Know this: Any name's better than no name because it shows you took the time to find it. 3.
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" Under Justice Department regulations, the attorney general — or, in this case, the acting attorney general — can only remove a special counsel "for misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies.
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Rosenstein could have blocked the moves against Manafort or Cohen if he'd deemed either "so inappropriate or unwarranted under established Departmental practices that it should not be pursued," in the language of the special counsel regulations, legal experts pointed out.
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"It&aposs disappointing that the de Blasio administration and NYPD failed to notify me that James Frascatore was in a departmental trial yesterday related to the incident involving me in 2015," Blake said in a statement, according to The Daily Mail .
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And, especially given the new EO requires lots of intergovernmental collaboration to produce myriad reports – I count 11 separate reports due this year alone– who is going to moderate departmental infighting when they disagree about who should take the lead?
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The pop-up supermarket will be set up in departmental store chain Yata's new store in Sai Wan, Hong Kong Island, and will offer around 250 Hello Kitty themed foods, like Hello Kitty pasta, Hello Kitty salad and Hello Kitty apples.
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" This would slow down the process, to be sure, but the regulations would allow him to go even further, and "after review conclude that the action is so inappropriate or unwarranted under established Departmental practices that it should not be pursued.
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Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.), then the ranking member of the Natural Resources Committee and now its chair, the department's inspector general investigated the decision and concluded that "departmental officials were unable to provide specific criteria" to determine to cancel the study.
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An aide at one department said last month there was a backlog at May's office as her team scrutinizes all departmental reports, leading some to question whether her team is ready for the talks which could soon get bogged down.
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While we also have asked for departmental policies regarding the use of this equipment, we have only received one, from Mesa Police Department in Arizona, that has any kind of guidelines about what kind of cases these can be used in.
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Another is to urge your colleagues — through departmental and faculty-senate discussions and through all the other channels which your university reflects on its policies — to discuss the problems you have identified and come up with ways of improving the situation.
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Attention to the officer's continued employment intensified when the departmental trial began earlier this year, and then again in July when the Department of Justice, after five years of investigating, announced that it would not prosecute Pantaleo for Garner's death.
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With both, the inspector general laid out the purported facts in the investigation in the first section of its report, then followed up with a description in the second section of why those facts show the subject violated departmental rules.
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In Baltimore, the members of the anti-crime unit were so reckless that they carried out elaborate criminal schemes even as Justice Department investigators were scouring departmental records and interviewing the officers' colleagues as part of their civil rights investigation.
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"If a department head can deprive the citizens of their right to know what his department is up to by the simple expedient of maintaining his departmental emails on an account in another domain, that purpose is hardly served," Sentelle wrote.
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"It's great, this new wave of young, inspired police officers who want to be detectives," said a high-ranking commander in the Bronx who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to talk about departmental deployment decisions.
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In 1972 Mr. Fallek defended Meyer Rubenstein, a lieutenant who was dismissed from the force after a departmental trial determined that he had warned members of organized crime operating from a junkyard trailer in Brooklyn that their phones were being tapped.
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It says that the attorney general (or acting attorney general) may remove the counsel only for "misconduct, dereliction of duty, incapacity, conflict of interest, or for other good cause, including violation of Departmental policies," and must state the reasons in writing.
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Mr. Ruffalo plays Victor Franz, a career cop who has been exiled to the police department's version of Siberia — out by the airports — because he doesn't participate in departmental politics and might rat out his colleagues who are on the take.
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In 1970, he was appointed deputy commissioner for legal matters, another nonuniformed post, in which he presided over departmental disciplinary trials, including at least one in which Frank Serpico, the whistle-blowing police detective, testified against fellow officers accused of corruption.
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MURPHY: Just in the past year, the resignation of Scott Pruitt as the head of the E.P.A. is another example where you had cross-departmental roles — where Washington was involved in that; the Climate desk; the regulatory team I was running.
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