Formerly at CCR, Carey worked on litigation on behalf of the press in the court-martial of whistleblower Chelsea Manning.
In this capacity, Mr. Brater has worked on litigation to block enforcement of restrictive state voting laws, prevent unlawful purges, and ensure fair districts.
Second, contrary to the widespread assumption that science is neat and definitive in line instead with the common finding in the sociology of science that it is not most scientific work in contexts of litigation and regulation falls into the "maybe" category.
He later worked as director of litigation at the Western Center on Law and Poverty and practiced privately before becoming a senior attorney for Pacific Lighting Corp. in 1972.
Plans were stalled while Illinois's toll road commission worked out litigation regarding the financing of its bonds.
From the point of view of this work, litigation is the philosophical unions of individuals with firm self-boundaries.
She explains that it is a move she has never regretted: "A lot of my work involves litigation involving the recovery of assets, from which I get a real buzz.
But to judge from discussions of the entanglements of sex in the workplace, it appears that some all-too-American factors, like frenzied work schedules and the fear of litigation, have lately thrown cold water over French men's office amorousness.
The NIOSH/NCI work has been the subject of litigation (No. 11 30812, in The United States Court Of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit).
Most scientists are well aware of the need to guard against potential sources of pressure toward bias, particularly when work is conducted in contexts of litigation and regulation, but it is not clear that the usual sources of concern are actually those that are most important.
