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1/ UPDATED ACTION ITEM TO STOP KAVANAUGH; The ABA has issued a formal notice requesting that the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings be delayed pending a formal FBI investigation. In the meantime, the ABA continues to rate Kavanaugh as "well qualified." As no federal judge has ever 
2/ been confirmed without a "well qualified" rating by the ABA, if the ABA were to rescind this rating (as it did once before in 2006) it could further derail Kavanaugh's confirmation. For all of you who hire lawyers or know lawyers please ask them to contact the ABA to urge the
3/ ABA to immediately withdraw Kavanaugh's rating of "well qualified" and institute a process to reconsider whether this rating is still appropriate after the surfacing of extremely negative information about Kavanaugh during his hearing with Dr. Ford. Of course this request
Today, @CER_EU publishes my piece on #Brexit and #JHA. I have been looking at this for 1,5 years so I hope I did not make too many mistakes (links to piece - cer.eu/publications/a… and opens thread)
At the outset of the #Brexit process, most people assumed that a deal on #police and #judicial co-operation was easier to get than one on #trade. Time has shown this is not the case. Ongoing co-op on #JHA is one of the few items yet to be agreed on #withdrawal deal. Why?
Well, because the #EU and #UK's opening positions in the #negotiation are incompatible: Britain wants a #bespoke agreement with the EU, a la #Schengen, but is not willing to accept #ECJ or #EUCharter. EU wants to replicate existing models. What to do?
Apologies for the thread, but this is what happened to me:
As EU citizen Brexit makes me very nervous and I have decided to secure my rights by way of applying to be naturalised as a British citizen. The Home Office managed to make an administrative error in my /1
As EU citizen Brexit makes me very nervous and I have decided to secure my rights by way of applying to be naturalised as a British citizen. The Home Office managed to make an administrative error in my /1
naturalisation application regarding my language proficiency. My post grad diploma from Christchurch Uni was not recognised as it says grad diploma on the transcript. The definitions were used indifferently until 2015 when the QA framework for HE changed. My degree is /2
from 2007. I also hold a level 5 diploma in management and leadership awarded by the CMI as well as being a registered professional with HCPC. Neither of this counts.
The HO sent a letter dated Tue 06/02/18 which I received on Fri 09/02/18 requesting proof of /3
The HO sent a letter dated Tue 06/02/18 which I received on Fri 09/02/18 requesting proof of /3
