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He suggests that it may be more important to come up with common standards “to establish what is or isn’t actionable” to make sure that frivolous cases from ill-intentioned complainants do not get turned into vast, expensive lawsuits.

Rules about sharing the identity of complainants, which require that the identity of a person who complains about an officer to be provided to the officer under investigation.

In fact, it quietly closed the 2018 complaint last year — telling the complainants it believed it had investigated the matter “to the extent appropriate”.

The complainant may not have mentioned the chokehold in early statements to investigators or the video may not clearly show exactly where the officer’s arms were placed.

The companies that make up the complainants remain mostly anonymous, citing fear of retaliation from Google.

They must assess the credibility of the complainant with an understanding that those both strong and weak are vulnerable.

Then there is any person who encountered or spoke to the complainant in the aftermath of the supposed liaison.

All of those identified by the complainant denied any knowledge of wrongful conduct by the associate coach.

Justice said she did not know the identity of the second complainant.

This Second Ballad gives us Fortune's response to the defiance of the complainant.

I'll have the complainant here to-morrow, if it's a possible thing.

Anneslie, the knight, was the complainant and the challenger.

The problem was to establish the principle of irreparable injury to the complainant's property.

He here employs the very person against whom the complaint is made to imprison the complainant.