What confidentiality assurances are given to leniency applicants?
The Division holds the identity of leniency applicants and the information they provide in strict confidence, much like the treatment afforded to confidential informants. Therefore, the Division does not publicly disclose the identity of a leniency applicant or information provided by the applicant, absent prior disclosure by, or agreement with,the applicant, unless required to do so by court order in connection with litigation.
Related Questions
- Can assurances be given that no existing postholders will be downgraded as a result of the job evaluation process?
- Is there a preference given to applicants who have completed more than the minimum required subjects?
- Is priority given to applicants with an undergraduate major in Communication Sciences and Disorders?
