We noticed a column that appeared on Oct. 23 in the New York Times, A Plan to Cut Costs and Crime:…
Read MoreA blog posting on restorative justice recently caught our attention. The posting was sent out by NAAG and authored by NAAG visiting fellow,…
Read MoreIn September, President Obama nominated Charlotte Burrows to the vacant commissioner slot at the EEOC. Burrows is former counsel to the late-Sen….
Read MoreDollar General continues to be locked in to a battle with the EEOC in federal court in Illinois over the company’s…
Read MoreBy denying BMW access to the EEOC’s hiring policies regarding the use of criminal background checks, a U.S. magistrate in South Carolina…
Read MoreSeyfarthShaw, which closely tracks EEOC litigation, released some observations about the Commission’s litigation in the preceding fiscal year. You can find more…
Read MoreWe have blogged before, here, about the emerging science that is allowing judges to better predict a defendant’s likelihood of reoffending…
Read MoreAnother informative blog from SeyfarthShaw about a recent ruling in EEOC v. KB Staffing, LLC illustrating how difficult it can be…
Read MoreOn September 15, President Obama nominated Charlotte A. Burrows to be a Member of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission for a term…
Read MoreOn Sept. 12, the Wall Street Journal ran a story about how CCA, the “nation’s largest private prison company”, “is shifting its…
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