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Vorys on Labor
NLRB Announces Open Meeting on Proposed Rulemaking on Election Process
By Nelson Cary
The NLRB has announced that it will hold an open meeting on July 18, 2011 to consider input from interested parties about its recently proposed rule on the election process. The meeting…
Labor Law Prof Blog
NLRB Announces Open Meeting On New Election Rules
The NLRB has just announced an open meeting on their new proposed election rules. It will also cover other recommendations for other ways to improve representation procedures. The meeting will…
The Right Coast
California redistricting not actually a sham Tom Smith
This is actually encouraging, coming out of CA no less. More states should do this. We should give democracy a try.
Train Law Blog
RLA Arbitration Awards Do Not Bar FRSA Complaints
Add this to the growing chorus of judicial voices shouting down the bogus "election of remedies" defense raised by railroads. In a cogent decision, Judge Berlin confirms that Federal Rail Safety…
The Faculty Lounge
Is The Pawlenty Campaign Dead Already?
Because life really is better than fiction. The St. Paul Pioneer Press ran Tim Pawlenty's announcement that he is running for President alongside obituaries in yesterday's paper. Not a good…
Sentencing Law and Policy
The sad realities of modern pardon politics
Main May 23, 2011The sad realities of modern pardon politicsMany criminal justice reform advocates have been (justifiably) critical of President Barack Obama's failure to make serious and sustained use of…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Florida ACLU & Other Organizations Planning Lawsuits Against Recently Passed Bills
The Orlando Sentinel: Look for legal challenges to teacher tenure, election, abortion law revisions, by Kathleen Haughney: The ACLU may also challenge abortion restrictions – requiring pregnant women to get…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Will Newt Gingrich’s statements about a “broken” criminal justice system get attention as he launches a run for President?
Main May 9, 2011Will Newt Gingrich's statements about a "broken" criminal justice system get attention as he launches a run for President?As reported in this new AP article, "Newt Gingrich…
The Right Coast
Canada Turns Right… And Its Left Turns Left Maimon Schwarzschild
Canada now has a conservative (or at least Conservative) majority government. The Canadian general election yesterday wiped out the once-invincible Liberal Party, which governed Canada for most of the twentieth…
The Right Coast
Some optimism about GOP field Tom Smith
I always read Jay Cost's stuff.