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The New Jersey Supreme Court this week created the first ever constitutional right to receive D.U.I. testing in the native tongue of the accused as it overturned the conviction of a man who refused to take a blood-alcohol test because he did not understand the warnings in English.

With the signature of Democratic Governor Phil Bredesen, Tennessee became the first state today to protect the rights of businesses to have English-in-the-workplace policies where there is a “legitimate business necessity.”

Earlier today, the United States Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee held a hearing on H.R. 2499, the Puerto Rico Democracy Act. The bill, which recently passed the House by a vote of 233-169, would create a congressionally sanctioned referendum to determine the future status of Puerto Rico.

Mauro E. Mujica, Chairman of the Board/CEO of U.S.ENGLISH, is available for press interviews and talk show appearances. Find out why national and international media alike seek out Mr. Mujica for his perspectives on the complexities and controversies surrounding language and immigration issues today.