The general effect of judicial restraint is to allow the legislature and executive greater freedom to formulate policy.
Mr. Carroll, now the chief executive of Freedom Tobacco International Inc. in New York, rolled out a line of cigarettes in March 2003 called Legal.
But Susan Munroe, the chief executive of Freedom From Torture, said the threat of another public lashing was likely to be taking a severe psychological toll on him.
Mr. Corrigan's new role as chairman will give J. Michael Evans, our new chief executive, unprecedented freedom to focus on our operations, which are also undergoing transformation.
Aaron Kushner, chief executive of Freedom Communications and publisher of The Orange County Register in California, confirmed on Monday that he was eager to buy Tribune's newspapers.
[C4.] Chief of Media Chain Resigns Samuel C. Wolgemuth has resigned as chief executive of Freedom Communications, the family-owned company that publishes The Orange County Register.
Philip Holmes, chief executive of Freedom Matters, the charity that instigated the inquiry into Happy Home, said that in the worst cases this practice constituted child trafficking.
Wesley Buford, chairman and chief executive of Freedom Card in Los Angeles, who had glimpsed Mr. Kemp on TV, jumped at the chance to turn his speech into a marketing moment.
Alan Bell, the president and chief executive of Freedom, declined to characterize whether the Blackstone and Providence offer, which was brokered by Morgan Stanley and Evercore Partners, represented the highest bid.
"For almost three months – virtually a quarter of the year, from mid-July to mid-October – the House is not sitting, bar two weeks, and hence the executive has freedom from legislative inquiry," he said.
