The narrative draws upon a wide variety of sources: a report on Egyptian Jews from official archives, texts of Ptolemaic legal decrees, administrative memoranda preserved in royal files or in the Alexandria library, accounts of pilgrimages to Jerusalem, a treatise on the ideals of kingship, and an apology for Jewish law.
As used in this manuscript, the term "autocoder" refers to a software program capable of parsing large collections of medical records (e.g. radiology reports, surgical pathology reports, autopsy reports, admission notes, discharge notes, operating room notes, medical administrative emails, memoranda, manuscripts, etc).
Judge Kozinski, helping lead the rebellion, wrote an 18-page memorandum to the Administrative Office that called the monitoring illegal.
"Courtrooms in the Family Court are open to the public," A. Gail Prudenti, the state's chief administrative judge, said in a memorandum on Monday.
In response to the report, Philip S. Carchman, the administrative director of the New Jersey courts, issued a memorandum urging judges to create records of agreements on bail reductions.
In a 2009 memorandum, Frost, the top official on administrative leave, ordered his counterpart at Customs and Border Protection to stop sharing information with other agencies without permission.
The memorandum states that "Afghanistan has established an administrative detention regime".
The request came in a two-page memorandum from Ann Pfau, the state's chief administrative judge, days after the state budget cut funds for the judiciary by $170 million.
Correction: May 18 , 2000 Thursday An article yesterday about a March memorandum to state judges from New York's chief administrative judge, Jonathan Lippman, on political patronage in the court system referred incorrectly in some copies to the publication that first reported on a response sent to the judge last month by the Association of Justices of New York City.
As arranged, Lippert sold these rights to the Company, whereupon Loch approved the concession, expressing contentment at the solving of the Company's land rights problem; in an internal Whitehall memorandum, the Colonial Office affably remarked how expediently that administrative obstacle had been removed.
New York City Opera, as part of its resuscitation plan, will lay off 11 of its 48 administrative employees and eliminate four open positions, according to a company memorandum obtained on Friday.
