Craig's team investigates and litigates cases for the Project for Innocence.
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"OSG" is an abbreviation for the Office of Solicitor General, which litigates on behalf of the government.
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He primarily litigates cases involving equality under the law, economic liberty, school choice and coastal land rights.
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Larry Salzman is a senior attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates constitutional cases involving property rights nationwide.
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PAUL SHERMAN Arlington, Va. The writer is a lawyer at the Institute for Justice, which litigates campaign finance cases.
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Though Olivarius litigates revenge porn cases, she very much understands the appeal of sending nudes despite the risks involved.
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And in my mind as somebody who litigates around these issues, I see workplaces where things have really gone wrong.
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Based in New York City, he litigates and advocates on policy matters to address local and national social justice disparities.
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NHeLP was founded in 1969 and litigates health issues on behalf of people with low incomes and others who are underserved.
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Jeremy Talcott and Anastasia Boden are attorneys with the Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates to enforce the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Among cases that go to a hearing, the S.E.C. prevails more often than it does when it litigates matters in federal courts.
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Erin Wilcox is an attorney for Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Ethan Blevins is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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James S. Burling is vice president for litigation with the Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates to enforce the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Daniel Ortner is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Timothy Snowball is an attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Ms. Lang, 31, is a senior legal counsel at the Campaign Legal Center in Washington, where she litigates voting rights and redistricting cases.
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Brice Timmons is a civil rights lawyer at the law firm of Black McLaren Jones Ryland & Griffee Memphis who litigates prison conditions cases.
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Her new book, and the publicity surrounding it, re-litigates her fight with Mr. Trump just as he begins to plan his inauguration.
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Oliver Dunford is an attorney for Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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"Already, I've sued [JUUL] in New York," said Scott Schlesinger, a personal injury attorney based in Florida who frequently litigates against Big Tobacco.
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Oliver Dunford is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Anastasia Boden is an attorney with the Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Caleb R. Trotter is an attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Oliver J. Dunford is an attorney for Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Clint Brown is legal policy director for Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Matt Bishop, an attorney at the Western Environmental Law Center, which litigates endangered species listings and similar cases, said the researchers' thesis made sense.
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Tony Francois is a senior attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Mark Miller is a senior attorney for Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Damien Schiff is a senior attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Nichols is a partner at the law firm Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr in DC, where he litigates cases in federal and state courts.
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The law center is now a prominent civil rights advocacy organization, which publishes reports on inequality, litigates cases and tracks hate groups across United States.
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Even as Waymo litigates one type of self-driving technology with Uber, it has developed ideas for others, according to patent applications published on Tuesday.
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Jim Manley and Caleb Trotter are attorneys with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Caleb Trotter and Jim Manley are attorneys with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Ultimately, the funder argues, the notices will only cost ex-players money because interest on their cash advances continues to accrue while Thrivest litigates repayment.
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Clint V. Brown is legal policy director for the Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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This action also could be part of a longer strategy with Tesla and Musk, said Britt Latham, an attorney at Bass, Berry & Sims who litigates securities cases.
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The Johnson Amendment has been a special interest of the right-wing Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a legal fund that litigates on behalf of conservative Christian causes.
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The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), through its Women's Rights Project, litigates in court cases related to gender equality, women's education, and women's rights in the workplace.
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But the Johnson Amendment has become a particular target of the right-wing Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), a legal fund that litigates on behalf of conservative Christian causes.
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The new CEO's pay package is sure to be "very carefully scrutinized," said Evan Stewart, who litigates compensation disputes as a partner at the law firm Cohen & Gresser.
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Christina Martin is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, a nonprofit public interest organization that litigates to defend Constitutional and individual rights and that is litigating each of these cases.
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Yet Jennifer Mathis, the director of policy and legal advocacy at the Bazelon Center, which litigates on behalf of those with mental disabilities, called the idea offensive on its face.
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Jeffrey M. Schwab is a senior attorney at Liberty Justice Center, which litigates to protect economic liberty, private property rights, free speech and other fundamental rights in Illinois and beyond.
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The agreement has also strengthened our intelligence agencies' understanding of Iran's nuclear program and significantly improved the likelihood we will detect any incidents in which Iran litigates the boundaries of the deal.
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Jonathan Wood is an attorney at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates to enforce the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty, and an adjunct fellow at the Property and Environment Research Center in Bozeman, Montana.
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The Due Process Institute is a bipartisan 501(c)(4) who educates, lobbies, and litigates on behalf of the principles of fundamental fairness and procedural due process rights in the criminal legal system.
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A lawsuit filed in 22014 by the Equal Justice Initiative, a nonprofit that litigates on behalf of indigent inmates, blamed the overcrowding problem for high levels of violence across the state prison system.
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Of course, no socialist would applaud a laborer who makes a killing off of something morally repugnant: Take, for example, a lawyer who litigates for management against unionization efforts, or a lobbyist from Raytheon.
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"Human rights progress concerning Roma generally is impossible without significant advances in the field of Romani women's rights," said Aniko Orsos of the European Roma Rights Centre, which litigates to combat anti-Romani racism.
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Today, its infantilizing tone feels hopelessly dated—ironically, as it re-litigates all of the issues of American soccer that Klinsmann, as U.S. Soccer's technical director, has been tasked to address in the decades ahead.
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Michael Poon, who recently submitted related comments in the referenced EPA rule-making record, is an attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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Mr. Osburn, who is 54 and known as Dixon, currently directs the San Francisco-based Center for Justice and Accountability, which litigates atrocity crimes against the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, the Assad regime in Syria and others.
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The national advocacy group "litigates to limit the size and scope of government power and to ensure that all Americans have the right to control their own destinies as free and responsible members of society," according to its website.
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Todd Gaziano, a leading authority on the Congressional Review Act, is the director of the Center for the Separation of Powers at Pacific Legal Foundation, which litigates nationwide to achieve court victories enforcing the Constitution's guarantee of individual liberty.
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In 1971, Mr. Ratner joined the Center for Constitutional Rights, a nonprofit organization with headquarters in Manhattan; it litigates civil and human rights cases and was co-founded in 1966 by William M. Kunstler, whom Mr. Ratner's first wife later married.
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The new study was commissioned by Lambda Legal, which litigates cases on behalf of lesbians, gay men and bisexual and transgender people, and was conducted by Anthony Michael Kreis, a professor at Chicago-Kent College of Law, and two colleagues.
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" Mathew Staver, founder and chairman of Liberty Counsel, a nonprofit organization that litigates religious freedom cases and represented Kim Davis, the Kentucky clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses following the Supreme Court's decision on same-sex marriage, also bemoaned "political posturing.
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It's safe to say that when the church, represented by Alliance Defending Freedom, a group that litigates many religious right causes before the courts, filed its Supreme Court appeal last November, it had reason to expect it was on a path to victory.
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Mara Verheyden-Hilliard, the executive director for the Partnership for Civil Justice Fund, a nonprofit organization that litigates on behalf of protesters, said that groups applying for First Amendment-related events should be allowed closer to the inaugural areas to express themselves.
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He says, "when the wrong party litigates a case, we end up resolving disputes that make for bad law," thereby refusing to acknowledge doctors as legitimate plaintiffs for patients, even when they had a substantial stake in the case as practitioners of abortion procedures.
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" Sarah Pitlyk, a former clerk who is now special counsel for the Thomas More Society, a nonprofit law firm that litigates on behalf of anti-abortion groups, said in her statement that Judge Kavanaugh was "an exemplary judge: brilliant, principled and faithful to the text.
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A three-judge panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit rejected arguments by UT that, as the arm of a state government, under the doctrine of sovereign immunity it is empowered to choose the forum in which it litigates its intellectual property rights.
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He is also the founder of the Ohio Justice and Policy Center, a nonprofit agency that advocates and litigates for criminal justice reform.
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The Law Center also litigates cases related to the defense of Christians and anti-abortion activists, and has successfully defended the use of dark money in American elections.
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Fink's focus expanded to labor, employment, business, and commercial litigation. In March 1997, Fink founded Keith A. Fink & Associates, a boutique litigation firm that primarily handles employment discrimination law, labor, business, civil rights, and entertainment law matters. Fink litigates cases in both state and federal courts throughout California.
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Sokolove's law office now consists of 80 employees and over 300 affiliate firms in the United States. By 2011, his associates had surpassed $1 billion in fees from their operations in every U.S. state. Sokolove's firm almost never litigates cases. It is almost entirely dependent upon referral fees.
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On 18 October 2013 conquest the Title ABF of the Weigh feather in state of vacancy in front of Diego Tejerina, fight that would win Wheel in the round 6 by nocaut technical. On 8 March 2014 makes his first defence of the Title in front of Jorge Luis Rodríguez litigates that Rueda won by nocaut technical in the round 7.
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Examples between 2016 and 2018 of CGMP and advertising violations by dietary supplement manufacturers included several with illegal compositions or advertising of vitamins and minerals. The United States Federal Trade Commission, which litigates against deceptive advertising in marketed products, established a consumer center to assist reports of false health claims in product advertising for dietary supplements. In 2017, the FTC successfully sued nine manufacturers for deceptive advertising of dietary supplements.
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NFWF neither advocates nor litigates. Instead, the Foundation specializes in bringing all parties to the table — individuals, government agencies, non-profit organizations and corporations — to build a better future for our world. NFWF uses federal funding, more than $950 million since its establishment, as a springboard to leverage additional contributions from Fortune 500 corporations, foundations and other sources. On average, NFWF triples the value of every public dollar it receives.
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In 1991, Bolick and Chip Mellor (his former boss from the Mountain States Legal Foundation) co-founded the Institute for Justice with funding from Charles Koch. He was the Vice President and Director of Litigation from 1991 until 2004. The organization litigates on behalf of small businesses faced with regulations that it views as unjustified or anti-competitive. It also promotes school choice, property rights, and free speech.
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Bet Tzedek's Consumer Protection Unit litigates consumer fraud cases in a variety of areas, including home equity fraud, telemarketing, automobile financing, and health care marketing, and door-to-door sales. Additionally the Consumer Protection Unit provides educational programs throughout Los Angeles County to help residents recognize and avoid fraud. Bet Tzedek also collaborates with various law enforcement agencies and legal services providers to target the most notorious scam artists.Consumer Fraud .
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His office prosecuted state and local officials, members of the Medellin drug cartel, and got a perjury indictment on then-sitting Republican Congressman Pat Swindall, who ultimately served a year in prison on the charges. From 1990 to 1991, Barr was president of the Southeastern Legal Foundation, an Atlanta-based law firm and policy center that litigates in support of "limited government, individual economic freedom, and the free enterprise system".
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The story is of a woman named Sati who stands and fights for her rights and those of many other women in the society. She is a lawyer who not only litigates and wins criminal cases on the show but who also answers actual questions from viewers and helps fight real-life cases. Sati's personal saga is also revealed: her vulnerability in trusting people too easily, her relationship with the man she loves, and her dry sense of humour.
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The minister of justice and attorney general of Canada (MoJAG; ) is a dual role portfolio in the Canadian Cabinet. In the role of Minister of Justice (), the officeholder serves as the minister of the Crown responsible for the Department of Justice and the justice portfolio. In the role of Attorney General (), the officeholder litigates on behalf of the Crown and serves as the chief legal advisor to the Government of Canada. Most prosecution functions of the attorney general have been assigned to the Public Prosecution Service of Canada.
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John Roderick MacArthur (December 21, 1920 – December 15, 1984) was a U.S. businessman and philanthropist in Chicago. The J. Roderick MacArthur Foundation, a philanthropic organization supporting civil rights in the United States, was established in his name. The foundation established the MacArthur Justice Center, a public interest law firm that formed an alliance in 2006 at the Northwestern University School of Law, and litigates for civil rights. In addition, MacArthur Justice centers have been opened in Louisiana (2013), Mississippi, in an association with the law school at University of Mississippi (2014); Missouri (2016); and Washington, D.C. (2017).
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ECCHR initiates, develops, and supports high-impact, strategic human rights litigation to hold state and non-state actors accountable for the violations of the rights of the most vulnerable. ECCHR works on cases that illustrate and highlight important legal and social problems, recognizing that human rights violations are committed in specific contexts with a view to achieving certain financial, social, military or political goals. ECCHR actively litigates cases and but also researches, investigates, and helps to coordinate the development strategies of legal advocacy around cases. The organization conducts it work within a network of partner organizations, lawyers and those affected by concrete human rights violations.
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Prior to the taped confession, Banks had asked for help from the California Innocence Project (CIP), a nonprofit law school clinic run by the San Diego-based California Western School of Law that investigates and litigates cases of actual innocence. At that time, however, there had not been sufficient evidence of Banks' innocence for them to take on the case. However, after the confession, CIP decided to make it the organization's first case involving a wrongfully convicted person who had already been released from prison. The video evidence was not admissible in court because the video had been made without Gibson's knowledge or consent and was not accompanied by a signed confession from her.
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Kennedy in 2000 In 2000, Kennedy and environmental lawyer Kevin Madonna founded the environmental law firm Kennedy & Madonna, LLP, to represent private plaintiffs against polluters. The firm litigates environmental contamination cases on behalf of individuals, non- profit organizations, school districts, public water suppliers, Indian tribes, municipalities and states. In 2001, Kennedy & Madonna organized a team of prestigious plaintiff law firms to challenge pollution from industrial pork and poultry production."Farmers Worried by Suits Targeting Hog Producers". January 7, 2001. Des Moines Register. P.9. In 2004, the firm was part of a legal team that secured a $70 million settlement for property owners in Pensacola, Florida whose properties were contaminated by chemicals from an adjacent Superfund site."ConocoPhillips agrees to $70M settlement for former Fla. facility".
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Schwartz received his Bachelor of Arts, with distinction, from Yale University and his Juris Doctor, with honors, from the University of Chicago Law School, where he was an editor of the University of Chicago Law Review. In 2008, he started his legal career serving as a law clerk to Judge Jerry Edwin Smith of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. After his clerkship, he became an associate in the litigation practice of Kirkland & Ellis in Washington, D.C. He then served as counsel at Cause of Action, a public interest law firm. He currently is a partner at Schaerr Jaffe LLP in Washington, D.C, where he litigates civil, constitutional, and administrative law matters in federal courts, including the United States Supreme Court.
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Similar to the American Animal Legal Defense Fund, Canada's Animal Justice lobbies for stronger animal welfare legislation and litigates on behalf of animals. Recent undercover investigations of animal farms in Canada include a 2014 MFA investigation of a dairy farm in British Columbia, in which workers were filmed kicking, beating, and hanging cows; a 2014 MFA investigation of a veal farm in Quebec where workers were filmed kicking, punching, and force-feeding calves, among other abuses; and a 2015 MFA investigation of a Hybrid Turkeys farm in which workers were filmed kicking and throwing turkeys, crushing their spines with bolt cutters, and beating them with shovels and metal rods, leaving them to die slowly. Following the investigation Hybrid Turkeys was found guilty of animal cruelty and fined 5,600 Canadian dollars.
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He was hired as Assistant United States Attorney in the Northern District of Mississippi in 1987, working in the Civil Division, where he became the lead civil fraud attorney trying bankruptcy, tort, employment rights, eminent domain and white collar criminal cases. In 2001, he was nominated to be United States Attorney by President George W. Bush and was confirmed by the United States Senate, serving until January 31, 2010. After leaving the U.S. Attorney's office, he joined the law firm Holcomb Dunbar in Oxford, practicing white collar and criminal law, governmental enforcement defense and litigates in federal and state courts. Greenlee is a member of the Mississippi State Bar, the Lafayette County Bar Association and is a former member of the Federal Bar Association, having served the Federal Bar as Northern District vice president.
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Alissa Leanne Bjerkhoel (pronounced byeer-kul) is an American litigation coordinator at the California Innocence Project (CIP), a nonprofit, in-house law school clinic that investigates and litigates cases of factual innocence while training law students to advocate for justice. A native of Truckee, California, Bjerkhoel, who graduated from California Western School of Law (CWSL), which houses the Project, has been an attorney with CIP since passing her bar exam in 2008. (She had worked with the organization for several years prior as a student intern.) Bjerkhoel has served as counsel for CIP on numerous criminal cases, and achieved the legal exoneration of a number of convicted prisoners. Among the high-profile exonerations she has worked on are those of Brian Banks, Timothy Atkins, Reggie Cole, Daniel Larsen Uriah Courtney, Guy Miles, William Richards and Kim Long.
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He won the title in the state of vacancy on 21 June 2013 to the noquear technically in the round 3 to the bonaerense Juan Ramón Solís in Merlo. His first defence was on 9 August 2013 in front of Diego Tejerina litigates in which Rueda would win by TKO in the round 2. His second defence was on 22 November 2014 in front of Gabriel Ovejero, fight that films won in the round 3 with a big KO. His third defence was on 25 January 2015 in front of Guillermo Soloppi, fight that films won in the round 3 by KO with a hook to the liver. His fourth defence was on 25 April 2015 in front of the Colombian Walter Estrada being this his second international fight, fight that films won with a TKO in the round 4.
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John W. Rosa, Jr., Superintendent, U.S. Air Force Academy; Harrison, Donald H. "Beirut 1983: An Indelible Memory" San Diego Jewish Times; and "It's the Constitution - Sir: Remarks by MeLinda Morton at the 110th JWV Annual Convention." and has criticized the presence of crosses on war memorials and military bases. The Jewish War Veterans filed lawsuits seeking the removal of the Mount Soledad crossSee Jewish War Veterans v. Rumsfeld (complaint), United States District Court for the Southern District of California; "Federal Answer to Trunk and Paulson's First Amended Complaint"; "JWV Condemns Efforts to Protect Mt. Soledad Cross"; "JWV Litigates Mt. Soledad Memorial"; "JWV Files Complaint to Remove Mt. Soledad Cross from Federally-owned Property"; "ACLU Represents Jewish War Veterans and San Diego Residents in Effort to Relocate Mt. Soledad Memorial," American Civil Liberties Union. as well as a large cross at Camp H. M. Smith,See Jewish War Veterans v.
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The BCCLA, through its staff lawyers and pro bono counsel, litigates constitutional issues and commonly appears as an intervenor, applicant, or plaintiff at all levels of Canadian courts, including the Supreme Court of Canada. The association's work is guided by the rights and liberties embodied in such documents as Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, France's Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen, the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the bills of rights in the United States, Britain, and Canada. The association is unaffiliated with any other organization or political group; however, the association often works cooperatively with other organizations, such as Pivot Legal Society, the John Howard Society, and the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, on common causes. The BCCLA has been consulted by both the governments of Canada and British Columbia on proposed actions or policies that may give rise to civil liberties or human rights concerns.
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Farah is a co-founder and partner at the law firm Handley Farah & Anderson, where he litigates antitrust, wage theft, consumer and civil rights cases on behalf of plaintiffs."Disney, Pixar Named in Class Action Alleging Antitrust Law Violations", Washington Examiner, September 15, 2014 He has brought antitrust class actions on behalf of small businesses and farmers that were overcharged due to price-fixing conspiracies; represented unions and consumers in class actions against pharmaceutical companies that monopolized drug markets and thwarted generic competition; and represented workers in claims against construction companies and military contractors that failed to pay minimum wages or disability benefits.Duffy, Shannon, "Feuding Lawyers Ordered to Team Up in $120 Million Case", The American Lawyer, November 26, 2008Knaub, Kelly, "AstraZeneca, Ranbaxy Scoff At Request For New Nexium Trial", Law 360, February 2, 2015 In addition, Farah has represented victims of global human rights abuses, including political asylum applicants."Cohen Milstein Secures Political Asylum for Nepali Nurse" , Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll, January 27, 2010 Farah was previously a partner at the law firm Cohen Milstein Sellers & Toll.
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