"Prepare a small volume of just the critical documents so the judge can refer to them easily or take them home without losing an arm," she once counselled a group of young attorneys.
Mr. Mukasey needs to promise that he will get to the bottom of these matters, and that he will make available the critical documents and witnesses that the administration has withheld.
Fate had spared the executives who could knit the London and New Jersey computer systems to provide the critical documents to conduct business -- order confirmations, settlement records and other steps in the paper trail.
She was forced to enrol instead in the sewing class, part of a vocational training programme that will enable her to make a living in the absence of that critical document.
The right classes or GPA on a transcript can radically change the career prospects of a young graduate, and yet, the infrastructure that manages these critical documents still centers on mailing official paper to processing centers.
A properly populated data room established early in the M&A process will not only allow buyers to complete their due diligence more quickly, but also will enable the seller and its advisors to expeditiously prepare the disclosure schedule, a critical document in the M&A process.
According to the CIA medical report, a critical document paving the way for the use of waterboarding was a memo from Major Jerald Ogrisseg, the chief of psychological services at the US air force school for survival, evasion, resistance and escape (Sere), which taught pilots and crew to withstand torture if captured.
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Some of the most critical documents leaked by Manning revealed torture by the Iraqi government, which the US knew about, and according to the international treaty on torture, the US should have required investigations.
