A U.S. court has asked Lebanon’s judiciary to serve legal papers against two top Lebanese politicians seeking to compel their response to accusations they orchestrated the kidnap and torture of a Lebanese-American couple.
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A U.S. court has asked Lebanon’s judiciary to serve legal papers against two top Lebanese politicians seeking to compel their response to accusations they orchestrated the kidnap and torture of a Lebanese-American couple.
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Classified employees are non-instructional personnel without teaching credentials.
Misconduct, absenteeism, insubordination, or performance issues may initiate proceedings.
Yes, including notice, a hearing, and representation as stipulated by law and contracts.
Decisions may be reviewed through grievance procedures or judicial review depending on the context.
To ensure fair treatment, assert legal defenses, and secure procedural justice.
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