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JHO

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JHOJudicial Hearing Officer
JHOJesse's Hunting & Outdoors (Redlands, CA)
JHOJunior House Officer (medical)
JHOJam Handy Organization (film company)
JHOJust Hanging Out
JHOJust Helping Out (internet slang)


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Specifically, on each date Defendant JHO failed to maintain an accurate Oil Record Book, by failing to disclose exceptional discharges in which overboard discharges of oily mixtures, slops from bilges and bilge water that accumulated in machinery spaces had been made without the use of a properly functioning Oil Water Separator and Oil Content Meter and falsely indicating the proper use of required pollution prevention equipment.
In New York County, it takes up to a year to get an inquest scheduled before a Judicial Hearing Officer (JHO), and then up to another year for that JHO to render his or her findings of fact to the Justice assigned to the case.
Pictured with him are Clwyd and Deeside hospital management committee vice-chairman Dr JHO Roberts, (left) and consultant gynaecologist E Parry Jones from HM Stanley Hospital.
 
 
 
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