On the recordFebruary 10, 1994
She makes all the judgments at this point, if you combine the adjudication with the administration, and we do not want to do that.
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govinfo.govJack Brooks: “She makes all the judgments at this point, if you combine the adjudication with the administration, and we do not want…”
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The speaker is discussing the separation of adjudication and administration in a legal context.
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