Coffield

Frank Coffield is worth reading on learning styles ….

L is for Learning Styles « An A-Z of ELT 2010

I asked Coffield if she thought she'd get more information under the new Secure Communities program, which uses fingerprints to determine if a suspect is a known illegal immigrant.

Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong Jason Salzman 2011

Coffield wrote: It seems inappropriate to presume that anyone is NOT a citizen or legal resident of the U.S.

Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong Jason Salzman 2011

Coffield said she didn't think this would change anything.

Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong Jason Salzman 2011

Coffield wrote that if this information is in the public record, The Post will report it, but she added that this type of information is found in the police databases that are not public.

Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong Jason Salzman 2011

Coffield emailed me: We only report a person's immigration status when it becomes part of and material to the public record.

Jason Salzman: Boyles and Post Agree That Speculating on a Suspect's Immigration Status Is Wrong Jason Salzman 2011

August 18th, 2009 On August 17, Faye Coffield filed her first brief in the 11th circuit, in Coffield v Handel, 09-13277, the case challenging the 5% (of the number of registered voters) petition requirement for minor party and independent candidates for U.S. House.

Printing: 8/19 Plaudits for Audits, NY whacks candidates, MNs IRV test, Biometrics in Voter ID, Japan tweet free election 2009

August 18th, 2009 On August 17, Faye Coffield filed her first brief in the 11th circuit, in Coffield v Handel, 09-13277, the case challenging the 5% (of the number of registered voters) petition requirement for minor party and independent candidates for U.S. House.

OpEdNews - Diary: 8/19 Plaudits for Audits, NY whacks candidates, MNs IRV test, Biometrics in Voter ID, Japan tweet free election 2009

Find out what's happening in the legal blogosphere in this week's Blawg Review #97, hosted by Bob Coffield at the Health Care Law Blog.

The Legal Underground: 2007

Have you looked at Coffield et al. †™ s critique of this categorization?

Do Your Videos Shut Out a Third of Your Audience? 2009