Jurors are the voice of the community in the courtroom, but when a substantial part of the population is held ineligible to serve, the promise of a fair trial by jury becomes hollow.
In 1987, still in the age of Reagan, Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan, a past board member of JPMorgan, said that non-bank subsidiaries of bank holding companies could sell or hold "bank-ineligible securities" ― that is, securities prohibited by Glass-Steagall, including mortgage securities, asset-backed securities, junk bonds, and other derivative products.
So, conveniently, he was ineligible to hold shares in the station.
If that charge is upheld on appeal, he would be ineligible to hold office.
Issued on Jan . 25 the memo instructs the director of national intelligence and the Office of Personnel Management to establish standards that would give federal agencies the power to fire employees, without appeal, deemed ineligible to hold "noncritical sensitive" jobs.
Flake was referring, of course, to birtherism, the racist conspiracy theory — eagerly taken up by Trump — that Barack Obama had not been born in the United States and was therefore ineligible to hold the office of President.
Yet if the anti-Zardari judges were to rule that he was ineligible to hold it, this might not apply.Mr Zardari, who is closely linked to the gross corruption of his dead wife's former governments, was always heading for trouble.
On February 25, Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled that both Nawaz and his brother Shahbaz Sharif are ineligible to hold public office; Zardari followed that decision by appointing his party's governor to rule in the Punjab Pakistann's most important province) pending elections to replace Shahbaz Sharif as Chief Minister.
A child will not be placed with a carer if any member of their household is ineligible to hold a PNBC (Moynihan et al., 2006).
If Goebel had been convicted, he would have been ineligible to hold any public office.
