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Here s the Highest-Paid Job in Every State

While many people take on jobs for reasons other than purely money, salary is a determining factor for most people. Salaries on paper don't necessarily reflect the actual purchasing power of that.

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A Checklist Of 70 Core Challenges Facing The Legal Profession In Nigeria Plus Tasks Before Stakeholders

A Checklist Of 70 Core Challenges Facing The Legal Profession In Nigeria Plus Tasks Before Stakeholders
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Judicial selection system should resolve public unease over appointments, says expert

Achieving diversity within the predominantly middle-class judiciary is likely to take time

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Book prize for QUB s Professor Luke Moffett

Professor Luke Moffett's Reparations and War has been awarded the Kevin Boyle Book Prize by the Irish Association of Law Teachers (IALT). Published by Oxford University Press this year, Professor Moffett's book draws on hundreds of interviews to examine the history, theoretical justifications, and p

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Attorney General to urge Supreme Court to rule new judicial appointments system constitutional

Basing judicial appointments on ‘merit’ is welcome but Bill’s failure to define merit is ‘problematic’ says constitutional law expert

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