The Department of Justice Sample Clauses

The Department of Justice should ensure that an appropriate mechanism is in place to enable the Director of Public Prosecutions to refer sentences he believes to be unduly lenient, particularly to include offences linked to terrorism and organised crime groups. The Department of Justice will consider this recommendation within the scope of the recently announced Sentencing Policy Review. The Department will prioritise this element of the review and seek to bring proposals for consultation as soon as possible, including the possibility, in the shorter term, of adding further ‘linked’ offences to the statutory list by secondary legislation.
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The Department of Justice. The Department of Justice and the Office of the Inspector General of the Department of the Interior are conducting an industry-wide investigation of whether producers have violated the False Claims Act in connection with underpayments of royalties for extraction of oil or gas on federal or Indian lands since 1986. Through a letter dated 02/03/97, the Department requested production of certain information on a voluntary basis. Buyer recognizes these matters may affect its ownership after the Effective Date. SCHEDULE 6(b) [Pending AFE Activities] AFE Item Permitted Elections -------- ------------------- [NONE] SCHEDULE 7(b)(vi) [Environmental matters that will not constitute "Defects"] Without agreeing that the following matters are material within the meaning of Section 7(b)(vi), the following items are disclosed:
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The Department of Justice should revisit the framework related to the separated regime and arrange for an independent review to be undertaken examining the operation of the separated regime, evidencing the need for any changes and providing useful information for stakeholders to take forward. The Northern Ireland Prison Service remains committed to finding ways to address the challenging issues associated with the operation of the separated regime. The Department of Justice will engage with stakeholders, develop terms of reference, and identify individuals to lead an independent review. The Review will deliver a report and make recommendations required in respect of the framework for separation. B9 - Whilst ensuring that all prisoners are treated fairly, the Department of Justice should ensure that appropriate education and training opportunities are provided to prisoners in the separated regime. Recognising that there are operational challenges involved in managing the separated regimes, the current provision of constructive activity in separation is commonly identified as an issue of concern by prisoners being held there. NIPS’ aspiration is to deliver well matched interventions to everyone in custody. The Department of Justice will commission a consultative evaluation of constructive activity in separated prison accommodation leading to the development and delivery of a new model of constructive activity for separated prisoners focused upon positive educational and wellbeing outcomes.
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