John Thomas
Britishnoun
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In a blog post titled “The Institutional Neutrality Trap,” Amy Kapczynski, who serves as the John Thomas Smith Professor of Law at Yale Law School, wrote that the committee’s report had been wrongly interpreted as establishing “institutional neutrality.”
From Salon
In the traders' cases the Court of Appeal, led by judges including Lord Chief Justice John Thomas and Lord Justice Nigel Davis, blocked the path to the Supreme Court five times from 2015 to 2019.
From BBC
Campus Police Chief John Thomas was removed from his post and reassigned, officials said earlier this week, after he was criticized for security failures that led to violence at a pro-Palestinian encampment.
From Los Angeles Times
The chief, John Thomas, has been reassigned temporarily while the university examines its security processes, according to U.C.L.A. officials.
From New York Times
He will oversee the Police Department — including Police Chief John Thomas, who is facing calls to step aside — and the Office of Emergency Management.
From Los Angeles Times
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