Cases are usually opened and the Respondent notified within a month of the time your notarized Charge is received by our Office. The Respondent’s Answers are usually received and sent to you within six weeks of the notification. If your case is settled, or if you decide to withdraw your charge, a case is completed relatively quickly. The time frame for a full investigation of your case, however, will take several months to over a year. See similar questions...

It depends. The length of an investigation could vary greatly depending upon the individual circumstances of the case and the level of cooperation from the company we are investigating. Generally, cases may be pending for nine months to a year. See similar questions...

A complaint of discrimination is not a lawsuit, but will be given serious attention by the Human Rights Commission. The Commission does not represent either side, and will investigate the complaint in a fair, impartial manner. At all times, the burden of proof rests with the Complainant to show that discrimination occurred. All complaints are fully investigated and the position of each side is given thorough consideration. See similar questions...

Every case is different, some require weeks of statements from witnesses, processing of evidence, and just the back log of cases sometimes increases the time it takes to get the case to the Grand Jury. Once the investigation is concluded the prosecution schedule is detemined by the District Attorney's Office. See similar questions...

Police officers can not make an arrest or obtain a search warrant for drugs on mere suspicion. Anonymous tips from citizens about drug houses or individuals dealing drugs are important to police efforts, but is only a beginning in an actual drug investigation. Tips from citizens must be proved accurate independently by police officers in order for legal action to be taken. Sometimes independent verification may take months, other times it may occur in a matter of days. See similar questions...

Answer: Fully charging the battery takes about 4 hours. You can also fast-charge the battery to 80 percent capacity in 1 hour (2 hours for iPod (Click Wheel)). Charging the battery may take longer if you're using iPod as it charges. See similar questions...

In an employment situation, a charge can be filed against an employer, labor organization, or employment agency. For sexual harassment in employment, a charge can be filed against the individual harasser and/or the employer. See similar questions...

If the Commission accepts your charge, our staff can help you to draft the formal statement of your allegation, which becomes the Charge of Discrimination. You then need to sign the Charge of Discrimination in front of a notary public (you can find a notary in most town or government offices). At that point you become the Charging Party. Once we receive the signed and notarized Charge, we will send it to the person or group you are charging, now called the Respondent. See similar questions...

The process of filing a charge begins by contacting the Civil Rights Division by mail, telephone or in person at 1200 Front Street, Suite 101, Raleigh, NC 27609, and (919) 733-0431. A charge is not considered filed until the Civil Rights Division receives a signed official charge form. See similar questions...

Any individual who believes that his or her employment rights have been violated may file a charge of discrimination with EEOC. In addition, an individual, organization, or agency may file a charge on behalf of another person in order to protect the aggrieved person's identity. See similar questions...

A charge may be filed by mail or in person at the nearest EEOC office. Individuals may consult their local telephone directory (U.S. Government listing) or call 1-800-669-4000 (voice) or 1-800-669-6820 (TTY) to contact the nearest EEOC office for more information on specific procedures for filing a charge. Individuals who need an accommodation in order to file a charge (e.g. See similar questions...

A Rapid SmartCharger will fully charge a Ni-Cad battery in two hours or less. Early SureFire model trickle chargers can take up to 12 hours to fully charge a battery. See similar questions...

Depending upon the nature of the complaint (life safety versus annoyance), the response will vary from within 30 minutes to a few days. See similar questions...

Every case is unique. Some require follow-up interviews, processing of physical evidence, search warrants, etc. In some cases, the victim not providing additional requested information causes the delay. Don't rely on the detective to keep you posted throughout the investigation. If you have a question, call the investigation unit at (714) 536-5951, Monday - Friday. Give the Investigative Aide your case number (often referred to as a DR number). See similar questions...

The length of time an investigation takes depends on the complexity of the complaint, the number of parties involved, and how long ago the events took place. A simple investigation usually takes six to nine months; a complex investigation can take eighteen months to two years. This is to allow time for all involved to have their say and for all the relevant information to be obtained. See similar questions...

The average scooter with a battery will take about 4-6 hours to charge fully from empty and will travel between 10-18 miles, depending on the scooter, weight of the passenger, and terrain. Read the specifics of each scooter on the detailed product page. Yes! Every electric scooter we sell comes with a complete battery charger. The voltage range for the charger is 100 - 240V. Please Read the specifics of each scooter on the detailed product page. See similar questions...

The FBI conducts background investigations on all persons who apply for employment with the FBI. Additionally, the FBI conducts background investigations for certain other government entities, such as the White House, Department of Justice, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and certain House and Senate committees. See similar questions...

The TSB receives reports of some 3 500 transportation occurrences (accidents and incidents) each year. Once a report of the occurrence is received, it is assessed by senior investigators and a decision is made on whether to commence an investigation. The TSB investigates those occurrences that have a reasonable potential to result in safety action or that generate a high degree of concern over transportation safety. Please consult our Occurrence Classification Policy. See similar questions...

Well, we-- as I said, we do a variety of things. I still do some real biochemistry, for example now I'm involved in a project looking at multiple sclerosis. We're testing hypotheses that if we can increase the gene expression for a certain zinc-containing protein and do it at several different stages of the process of gene expression, if we can do that, we might be able to minimize the symptoms of people that have multiple sclerosis. That's an example of a project I'm doing. See similar questions...

ICE investigates a wide range of national security, financial and smuggling violations including drug smuggling, human trafficking, illegal arms exports, financial crimes, commercial fraud, human smuggling, document fraud, money laundering, child pornography/exploitation and immigration fraud. See similar questions...