The paperwork, which was unsealed recently, makes for fascinating, if disheartening reading.
Col. Horace Porter, who joined Grant's staff in 1864, was impressed by the quiet efficiency of Grant's paperwork, which "was performed swiftly and uninterruptedly, but without any marked display of nervous energy.
There is clearly no way such a small number of people can process this mound of paperwork, which is why the accuracy of the registry relies on the honesty of the people providing it with information.
Yesterday, several senior police officials acknowledged that officers commonly failed to file the paperwork, which is also meant to protect officers from accusations of misconduct stemming from the street encounters and to gather potentially valuable criminal intelligence on suspects.
The Metropolitan police are in the process of contacting everyone whose name appears in Mulcaire's paperwork, which was seized by Scotland Yard in a 2006 raid on his home, as part of its new investigation into allegations of widespread phone hacking at the title.
French startups are choked by paperwork, which is why a generation of French restaurant entrepreneurs has decamped to London.
The reason is classic government: incredibly convoluted paperwork, which is exponentially worse since every one of California's 58 counties has to implement the program independently.
Ironclad is an automated service that helps businesses work through legal paperwork, which is crucial for larger companies that have to deal with tons of contracts and have more than a hundred lawyers on staff.
Koretz has not yet filed his fundraising paperwork, which is due next week to the city's Ethics Commission.
Torres also blamed the city for failing to check on the Kushner paperwork, which was contradicted by city tax documents. .
