New Justice Sides With Liberals On Civil Service Ruling
Justice John Paul Stevens joined Brennan Marshall and others in a 5 to 4 ruling that the Civil Service Commission cannot bar aliens from federal employment without congressional or presidential authorization. The decision, marking Stevens first opinion, noted aliens cannot face different rules than citizens without proper authority. The ruling reflected a shift from conservative dissenters Burger Rehnquist White Blackmun who argued Congress can restrict federal employment to citizens.
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Wet And Wonderful Midshipmen Dive After Parade
First class midshipmen at the U.S. Naval Academy celebrate their graduation by plunging into the reflecting pool behind Bancroft Hall after their final formal parade. The tradition ends four years of wear and command, marking a spirited sendoff before commissioning.
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