HIV testing and counselling serves this purpose since it is a critical prevention and treatment tool in the control of HIV infection [ 1].
The chief counsel serves as one of the governor's closest advisers and a liaison to the Legislature.
The picture is also muddled at the bargaining table, where Jeffrey Kessler, the union's outside counsel, serves as the lead negotiator.
In 1988, Larry moved to Chicago, where he joined United Airlines as Executive Vice President and General Counsel, serving again under Stephen M. Wolf, the Chief Executive Officer.
The Supreme Court properly ruled this week that the legal standard federal courts should use in deciding if an indigent defendant in a death penalty case can get a new lawyer is whether replacing appointed counsel serves "the interests of justice".
The DTSA regime, which provides employees and contractors a clear, straightforward, and reasonable procedure for consulting counsel, serves the paramount public interest in promoting law enforcement and ferreting out corporate fraud while providing appropriate protection for legitimate trade secrets.
The purpose of this rule goes to the essence of the adversarial nature of American trial system: by ensuring that the defendant's right to rely on his counsel remains intact, his counsel serves as an effective "medium," isolating the defendant from the prosecuting authorities of the State.
The legal counseling received must also constitute "effective counseling". Ineffective assistance of counsel may serve as grounds for a new trial.
Joyce Slocum, NPR's general counsel, will serve as interim chief executive while a committee seeks a permanent replacement.
The commission believes that the public will understand that under certain circumstances, an independent counsel will serve the best interests of the Police Department, the community and local prosecutors.
