His suggestion was for Republicans to come out for a simpler, cheaper, and more fair process for acquiring citizenship.
"It's simply asking for a more fair appeals process, so it's shifting the burden of proof in favor of the vet if they have PTSD or TBI and that diagnosis materially contributed to the circumstances of their discharge," he said.
Based on the results of the second round, the new suggested criterion ('Political will') was removed again because participants argued that political will would also depend on the results of interventions on the other criteria; political will changes too often; and MCDA aims at a more fair priority-setting process while political will might even be clearly unfair.
One hopes that as a result of EU human rights case law - which provides for a more "objective" approach and stresses that article six should not be subordinated to public policy - that a more fairer criminal process will be afforded to those who need it most.
"You can't put a price on heroism, fixing up police precincts, better training for cops at the beginning of their careers, having a more fair and efficient trial process," Mr. Green said.
Decision makers viewed the plan as the first step towards a more "fair, open, and transparent" process.
"The more we learned about the nominees, the more important a thorough, fair process became, and the more it became clear Republicans were simply trying to jam through these nominees out of sight of the American people," Schumer said.
"If they're willing to contemplate a world without Karzai, they'll be more open to a fair process and more open to the idea that there may be others out there".
"We want to introduce a little more fair play into this whole process," said Jim Miller, chairman of ImageWare, a biometrics company in San Diego that is lobbying Congress to rescind the special treatment for the airport trade group.
"We will make sure that between speed and a fair process, we will go for a fair process," she said.
