DoJ

How To Use DoJ In A Sentence

• The DOJ thing is pretty strange, and will probably get modified, but all I can say is how nice it is that Dems aren't all on the same page, parroting the same opinions, baaing like conservatives. Frank slams Obama for 'big mistake' on Defense of Marriage Act (updated)
• The name dojo comes from the Japanese term for a gathering place for martial-arts students. Techies Get to Work at Hacker Dojo
• One day, a 6th dan Karate teacher came to the dojo with an introduction from an acquaintance and challenged me to a match.
• In any event, there has always been a mystery about what was changed in the actual program in 2004 to render it even colorably legal in the opinion of DOJ during this time period. Balkinization
• They are encouraged with the gradual increase in the number of new persons who have joined martial arts dojos this year.
• This is true in traditional Aikido dojos as well as other styles of martial arts in Japan.
• And the DOJ could be less likely to block contempt charges against former White House aides who have refused to testify before Congress.
• My teacher, who students called Sensei, was a thirty-something-year-old Japanese man who owned a nice-sized space that we called the dojo. Midnight
• David: Well I understand that, but the question seems premised on the position that Congress forcing the DOJ to prosecute someone is the only way for congress to have some it deems a contemnor held in contempt. The Volokh Conspiracy » May Congress Order the Justice Department To Prosecute People Who the Justice Department Firmly Believes are Innocent?
• All while she was unable to violate the yoke of the unprecedented use of the arcane "States Secrets Privilege", invoked by the DoJ in such a draconian fashion that she is still "gagged" from disclosing even innocuous personal details such as her date of birth. Brad Friedman: EXCLUSIVE: Daniel Ellsberg Says Sibel Edmonds Case 'Far More Explosive Than Pentagon Papers'