Well. he was talking about the procedures of the immigration authorities and the immigration authorities did exactly what the EEOC officials do. They conducted investigations. and then they judged the charges based on their investigations. The Court struck that down as not in sufficient compliance with the Administrative Procedure Act. I read from page 43: Merely to provide that in particular cases different inspectors shall investigate and hear is an insufficient guarantee of insulation and independence of the presiding official. The present organization of the field staff not only gives work of both kinds commonly to the same inspector but tends toward an identity of viewpoint as between inspectors who are chiefly doing only one or the other kind of work .... ...
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