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NEWS UPDATE: District Court approves consent decree between feds, Mobil Oil
District Court of Guam Chief Judge Frances Tydingco-Gatewood approved a months-old consent decree between the federal government and Mobil Oil that requires the company to pay $2.4 million in penalties for allegedly violating the Clean Air Act on Guam and in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
More Defiant Department of Labor Actions
July 26, 2010 The CNMI Department of Labor reported that it “revoked an umbrella permit” of a foreign worker. From the Saipan Tribune: Labor administrative hearing officer Jerry Cody ordered Misamis Construction (Saipan) Ltd. to pay $3,402 in contractual damages to Macario Y
NEWS UPDATE 10:17 a.m. – Twenty-eight people sworn in as new U.S. citizens
10:17 a.m. Twenty-eight people became new U.S. citizens this morning during a special Liberation Day naturalization ceremony at the District Court of Guam.
NEWS UPDATE 10:17 a.m. – Thirty-two people sworn in as new U.S. citizens
10:17 a.m. Thirty-two people became new U.S. citizens this morning during a special Liberation Day naturalization ceremony at the District Court of Guam.
NEWS UPDATE : Naturalization ceremony welcomes 46 new citizens
10:45 a.m. July 2 Forty-six new Americans received their U.S.
Mafnas: Feds can pull out their detainees
FEDERAL detainees can be pulled out of the Department of Corrections facility if any federal agency has no confidence in the CNMI government’s ability to detain them, according to Corrections Commissioner Ramon C. Mafnas
Limtiaco braces for new challenges
DELIVERING her first official speech as the U.S. Attorney for Guam and the CNMI, Alicia Limtiaco yesterday accepted the challenges ahead of her as Guam undergoes changes due to the military buildup.
NEWS UPDATE 5 p.m. – Federal management of Mental Health costs ,000 in first month
5 p.m. The first month of federal management at the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse has cost GovGuam more than $55,000, according to a budget invoice filed in the District Court of Guam.
Duenas to be honored with Hustisia Award
Editor’s note: The Pacific Daily News — in partnership with the Judiciary of Guam, the Guam Bar Association and the District Court of Guam — is publishing a series of contributed columns as part of Law Week. Law Day is May 1.
Historical exhibition at Judiciary’s Atrium
Editor’s note: The Pacific Daily News — in partnership with the Judiciary of Guam, the Guam Bar Association and the District Court of Guam — is publishing a series of contributed columns as part of Law Week. Law Day is May 1.