"The ideal new frontier judge." (former Supreme Court Justice Byron White)

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Byron White had always been former President John F. Kennedy's leading candidate to replace Charles Evans Whittaker on the US Supreme Court, when a vacancy became available in March 1962, despite stories to the contrary. Kennedy preferred White because White was a worldly man and not a cloistered scholar. White served as Deputy Attorney General to Robert Kennedy. He was an All-American football player. He was successful in the Navy, private law practice and politics. White's nomination was quickly confirmed.

United States, Officials and employees, Judges, Behavior, United States. Supreme Court, White, Byron R.

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Definition of trade in services under the GATS: legal implications

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The author discusses the concept of trade in services under the General Agreement on Trade in Services and how that concept differs from trade in goods under the General Agreement of Tarrifs and Trade.

International, Laws, regulations and rules, International trade regulation

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