ACQUITTED BY THE CRIMINAL COURT-BUT STILL DISMISSED: IGNORE A DEPARTMENTAL INQUIRY AT YOUR OWN PERIL
A criminal acquittal may come too late if you failed to defend the departmental inquiry A government employee facing both a criminal…
A criminal acquittal may come too late if you failed to defend the departmental inquiry A government employee facing both a criminal…
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When an accused person spends several weeks or months in custody before conviction, should that period be ignored when the final sentence…
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