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International Law Prof Blog
Former President of Côte d’Ivoire Before International Criminal Court
A pre-trial chamber of the International Criminal Court (ICC) has set June 18, 2012 as the starting date on a hearing to determine whether there are sufficient grounds to confirm…
Sentencing Law and Policy
When might media (or GOP opponents) discuss Newt Gingrich’s “Right on Crime” positions?
Main December 5, 2011When might media (or GOP opponents) discuss Newt Gingrich's "Right on Crime" positions?Today's USA Today has this new piece on the GOP presidential campaign headlined "All eyes…
Employment Law Watch
National Labor Relations Board Passes Rules to Assist Union Organizing Campaigns
By William Bevan III, John A. DiNome, Joel S. Barras
On November 30, 2011, the National Labor Relations Board (“Board”) voted 2-1 to advance certain proposed rules to expedite the current union election process and significantly limit employer participation in…
Vorys on Labor
Hayes Stays: NLRB Moves Forward with Election Rule
By Nelson Cary
The NLRB headed into a public vote today over a proposed rule on election procedures summarized yesterday on this blog. It did so without assurances that one of its members,…
Labor Law Prof Blog
NLRB Election Rule Meeting
[UPDATE2: The meeting has now adjourned with--surprise--Pearce and Becker voting to proceed with the rule and Hayes voting against. Next step is the final draft of the rule, the Board…
Vorys on Labor
NLRB Chairman Pearce Announces Content of Election Rule Proposal
By Nelson Cary
As reported on this blog last week, the NLRB will meet tomorrow to consider a resolution on the rule it proposed in June 2011. Today, Chairman Pearce (D) made public the…
Labor Law Prof Blog
Hayes To Quit To Block Election Rules?
Following the NLRB's announcement that it would soon vote on some of the proposed election rules, a fight has broken out between the lone Repulican on the Board, Brian Hayes,…
The Right Coast
Ann Coulter the Establishmentarian? Publius*
It is strange to find oneself, as a conservative Republican, disagreeing with Ann Coulter. But in the past week alone, Coulter has informed both Sean Hannity and Laura Ingraham, in…
International Law Prof Blog
Settlement Reached in Yemen
According to a United Nations press release today, Yemen’s warring factions have agreed to a political transition settlement. Jamal Benomar, the top United Nations envoy to Yemen, called the deal…
Vorys on Labor
NLRB to Vote on Election Process Rule
By Nelson Cary
The NLRB announced yesterday that it will hold a public meeting on November 30, 2011. At the meeting, the three remaining NLRB members will discuss and vote on the so-called "quickie election"…