FBI chief promotes ABA recruitment amid spying debate
FBI Director William Sessions told an ABA audience that the agency enforces laws aggressively under strict guidelines that protect civil liberties. He urged young lawyers to join, noting many agents will retire within nine years, and defended the CISPES investigation as justified despite prior criticisms.
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FBI
William
Sessions
Central America
American Bar Association
Federal Bureau of Investigation
ABA
Justice Department
Don Edwards
D-Calif
Cispes
Reagan
Edwards
PBI
FBT
House Judiciary Civil Rights Subcommittee
Detainees Hearings Delayed by Prison Riots in Atlanta
Atlanta reports describe Cuban detainees in federal custody facing postponed INS review hearings after November riots. Volunteers from Project Due Process train at Emory to help detainees overcome language barriers and improve prospects for fair consideration, while officials note limited rights at hearings and slow releases.
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Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
Mike Charles
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Charles
Federal
Cuba
Emory University
Mr. Charles
Due Process
Coalition
National Center of Institutions and Alternatives
INS
U.S
Oakdale
Arnold I. Burns
Carla Dudeck
Steven Donziger
Ms. Dudeck
Mr. Donziger
Mr. Danziger
U.S. House Subcommittee On Courts, Civil Liberties
Administration of Justice
Washington
Marvin Shoob
Justice Department
Study finds more workers fear AIDS contact at work
An Atlanta survey of 2,000 full time workers shows 66 percent fear sharing a restroom with an AIDS patient, 40 percent would avoid cafeteria dining, and 37 percent would not share equipment. One third doubt transmission assurances, prompting calls for better employer education while 81 percent would help colleagues with job tasks and 75 percent support special work arrangements for AIDS patients.
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Atlanta
David Herold
Center For Work Performance
Georgia Institute of Technology
Herald
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Miami court turns into world court of intrigue
The Miami U S District Court has handled cases with assassination plots foreign coup attempts and drug and money laundering tied to Latin America and the Caribbean The Noriega and Duvalier indictments reflect a six year span involving Colombia Haiti Nicaragua Honduras Suriname the Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands US officials say Miami sits at the center of international crime and law in this era with multiple notable seizures trials and settlements linked to foreign leaders and drug networks.
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Treasuries
Panama
District of Mondo
Joe McSorely
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Casablanca
Joel Rosenthal
Manuel Antonio Noriega
Colombia
Haiti
Nicaragua
Honduras
Suriname
Bahamas
Turks and Caicos Islands
United States
Europe
Duvaliers
France
Caribbean
Etienne Beerenveen
South Florida
Desi Bouterse
Carlos Lehder Rivas
Medellin Cartel
Lehder
Florida
Jacksonville
Norman Saunders
Saunders
Nigel Bowe
Nassau
Lynden Pindling
Bowe
Federico Vaughn
Barry Seal
Vaughn
Seal
Coast Guard
Key West
Duvalier
McSorley
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