"The state party should conduct prompt, impartial and effective investigations into all allegations of torture and ill treatment and should ensure that those responsible are prosecuted," said the report, which was written by a 10-member committee of independent experts.
Those recommended actions included conducting prompt inquiries by truly independent parties, cooperating with the investigation, dismissing anyone who participated in the wrongdoing or impeded the inquiry, and adopting corrective measures such as compliance programs to insure that wrongdoing will not happen again.
After considering the policy issues on both sides, the NLRB decided that the "employer's right to conduct prompt, efficient, thorough, and confidential workplace investigations" outweighed the employee's right to representation during those investigations and withdrew the right from workplaces without unions.
The study employed an experimental design in which participants in the treatment condition conducted a prompted critical evaluation of a set of provided sources, while participants in the control condition reviewed them without any prompts.
Results showed that the treatment condition participants who conducted the prompted critical evaluation of sources performed better on most measures of search behavior, and appeared to be better prepared to search effectively and complete their group assignment.
The lead prosecutor addressed the courtroom and declared that the trial had been conducted fairly, prompting an ovation from the crowd.
The US president called on Russia's government to conduct a "prompt, impartial and transparent" investigation, describing Nemtsov as a "tireless advocate" for citizens' rights and fighting corruption.
She repeated an earlier call for Israel to "conduct a prompt, impartial, credible and transparent investigation that conforms to international standards".
The Sudanese authorities must immediately rein in paramilitary forces, conduct a prompt and impartial investigation into allegations of attacks on civilians, and hold those responsible for serious abuses to account".
Backers of the recall, who are also opposed to a delay, filed papers today asking for the appeals court to reconsider the judges' ruling if the larger court could conduct a "prompt" new hearing.
