Suspected guerrillas can initially be held for 72 hours under current procedures.
Under current procedures, however, the state agency informs the landlord of the year or years in which a tenant's income was below the threshold.
Under current procedures, a company may insist that its workers vote in a secret-ballot election to determine whether they want to be represented by a union.
Under current procedures, such challenges — which often question which workers are in the potential bargaining unit and thus eligible to vote — are often filed before votes are cast.
Under current procedures, such challenges are often filed before votes are cast and can end up delaying the balloting for weeks or months.
Under current procedures, when an owner of a building that is under review by the commission applies for a demolition permit, the commission has 40 days to schedule a hearing on the structure.
Under current procedures at Guantánamo, military officers decide whether detainees are properly held as enemy combatants, and the suspects are not permitted lawyers in the detention hearings, known as Combatant Status Review Tribunals.
Under current procedures, new accounting standards require the approval of five of the seven members, a rule that was adopted several years ago when companies were concerned that the board was being too aggressive in imposing rules.
Under current procedures, Egypt can submit large orders in advance for weaponry and equipment that takes years to produce and deliver, under the assumption that Congress will continue to allocate the same $1.3 billion in military aid year after year.
Under current procedures, teachers could be removed from the classroom for six months before charges are even filed, although in practice some teachers have sat in the rubber room for years without formal charges.
