Sometimes, It’s Fine To Burn Bridges With Past Employers
Aim for the near-retirees and the true jerks to minimize damage.
Aim for the near-retirees and the true jerks to minimize damage.
Resignation? Impeachment? Nothing?
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Maybe because they're just too full of praise for DA Bragg. But probably not.
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'[Y]ou seem to have emboldened dishonesty. I simply cannot work for you any longer.'
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Will he be returning to private practice?
Why did this judge step down, since he did nothing wrong?
USC is nicer to its law deans than its football coaches.
Nobody listened to Elie about UMass Law, and the plans went forward, with supporters talking about what a great thing the school would be for the people of Massachusetts. Just over a year ago, UMass Law Dean Robert Ward was crowing about the school's re-opening and the record number of applications it received. Yesterday, Dean Ward resigned, under a cloud of scandal....
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