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loyers that agree to control wages or avoid recruiting from one another. Read full article » DOJ Says Wage-Fixing Charges Were Never Off The Table The U.S. Department of Justice told a Texas federal court that federal prosecutors never promised not to charge the former director of a physical therapist staffing company with

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request for reprieve as "frivolous" and "meritless." Order attached I Read full article » DOJ May Allow Attys To Help Pro Se Immigrants With Docs The U.S. Department of Justice may soon allow immigration attorneys to help people facing deportation fill out briefs and forms without representing the immigrants for the rest o

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Staff To Protect Judges, DOJ Report Says Less than a year after the killing of a New Jersey federal judge's son by an angry male rights attorney, a U.S. Department of Justice audit found that the U.S. Marshals Service is understaffed and not properly equipped to protect the judiciary. Read full article » Ex-Orrick Atty

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