Leon Collins (Letters, September 7) suggests the Middle East Media Research Institute provides an impartial selection of what is being said and published in Arabic.
And even without constitutional amendments to ensure the impartial selection of judges, the government needs to accept more input from civil society, opposition parties and ethnic minority groups on candidates for judicial appointment.
Personnel managers maintained that the one-minute cutoff ensured an impartial selection and was in line with past hiring practices.
Personnel Department managers have defended the process, saying it was in line with past hiring practices and ensured an impartial selection.
Commentators are watching to see whether Mr Kim, who founded the MDP, will remain impartial in the selection procedure, or will intervene.
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Mayor Addionizio and sev eral other defendants sought to have the Federal indictments dismissed on a variety of grounds, among them that the publicity that had preceded and followed the indictments made the selection o fan impartial jury and a fair trial impossible.
While car manufacturers and dealerships are ultimately biased by brand and sales goals, Tred co-founders Grant Feek and John Wehr argue that Tred is impartial — allowing you to pick from a variety of makes, models and types of cars using its selection and scheduling interface.
The judge, James L. Shumate, said if he determined during the jury selection process that an impartial panel could not be seated in Washington County, he would move the case.
"The selection processes must be objective, impartial and applied consistently to all candidates," states the code under the fairness principle.
In his application petitioner alleged that extensive pretrial publicityincluding television broadcasts of confessions given by himprevented selection of a fair and impartial jury.
