member of the council for law and justice, grzego szmoczkowiak , believes that the fact that illegal the middle east and asia have appeared in the city is being hidden from the residents of zielona góra. council member maczkowiak points to the city's shelter as a place where undocumented migrants stay. to me. citizens ask the following question: what is happening in this prison, why do people appear who are associated with illegal migrants, we all know very well that the german side is now returning a very... large number of such people to the polish side, in zielona gora, as it turned out, about eighty of them appeared, so i turned to the head of the city with this question, i asked if there were other places in zielona gora, besides this shelter, where illegal migrants were accommodated and how many such people were in the city, but he did not want to answer, in january i contacted the governor with with the same question, then he was also silent, but now in an interview with the polish state television channel he said that work is underway on a law that... among them, ukrainians,

member of the council for law and justice, grzego szmaszkowiak , believes that the fact of the appearanceis being hidden from the residents of green mountain. council member machkovya points to the city shelter as a place where illegal migrants stay. citizens are asking the following question: what is happening in this detention center, why are there people who are associated with illegal migrants. we all know very well that the german side is now returning a very large number of such people to the polish side, green gours, as it turned out, about eighty of them appeared, so i turned to the head of the city with this question. i asked if there were other places in zielona gora, besides this shelter, where illegal migrants are accommodated, and how many such people there are in... legalize the issues of illegal migration, so the question arises: now illegal migration will become legal migration? this will create a huge problem for the residents of zielona góra and the lubusz voivodeship. the polish border service from krosno adrzanski reports that from january to may the germans returned f

enforcement agencies and public organizations, but with the search for justice at the international level everything is a little more complicated, since russia was expelled from the council of europe, new applications against the russian federation cannot be considered in the european court of human rights, however, you can appeal to the un human rights committee or the relevant committees against torture. this body is functioning, russia. did not come out of the additional protocol, the faculty, well, the optional protocol, which gives this quasi-judicial authority the authority, and accordingly it can issue judgments, judgments against the russian federation, and they must be implemented, while the european court no longer has the authority, has no jurisdiction at the moment, but continues to hear old cases. regarding such crimes, ukraine cooperates with the international criminal court. currently, the office of the prosecutor general has registered more than 450 criminal proceedings on the fact of ill-treatment and torture of prisoners of war and more than 2100 on the facts of to

scene for karin's snow is a council of the law firm of after graduating from harvard w ed jennifer walker elrod u.s. court of als circuit. serv. department of justice including as council and chief of sta resources division. she also served as senior associate attorney general behalf of the united states. she also is a lecturer at the wharton school without further ado please join me in welcoming our distinguished speakers. [appla >> thanks, andrew can everyone grapes thank you so much for joining us tonight for this greo many friends in the audience as i am delighted to get to moderate this debate between two preeminent scholars on the wealth tax. before we get started i wld remiss in not exalt knowledge in today's juneteenth the day we celebratthe in our nation. will beet slavery may have the taxing authorities and the origins of r conversation tonight. just to give it a lit'm going tr two panelists. then i'm going to lead a conversation wit the two of them about the wealth attacks but then we would like to open itp wou you to join the conversation to give you a heads up when that time

, but with the search for justice at the international level, everything is a little more difficult,ussia was expelled from the council of europe, new statements against the russian federation cannot be considered at the european court of human rights. however, you can turn to the un human rights committee or the relevant committees against torture. this body is functioning, russia has not withdrawn from the additional protocol, faculties, well of the optional protocol, which gives this quasi-judicial body the authority, and accordingly it can issue judgments, judgments against the russian federation, and they must be enforced, whereas the european court already... has no authority, no jurisdiction at the moment, but it continues to consider old business regarding such crimes, ukraine cooperates with the international criminal court. currently, the office of the prosecutor general has registered more than 450 criminal proceedings on the fact of ill-treatment and torture of prisoners of war, and more than 2,100 on facts torture of civilians. but we are aware that there are many comple

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enforcement agencies and public organizations, but with the search for justice at the international level , everything is a little more complicated, since russia was expelled from the council of europe, new applications against the russian federation cannot be considered in the european court of human rights, however, you can turn to the human rights committee un or to the relevant committees against torture. this body functions, russia... has not withdrawn from the additional protocol, the faculty, well, the optional protocol, which gives this quasi-judicial body the authority, and accordingly it can issue judgments, judgments against the russian federation, and they must be enforced, while the european court already does not have powers, there is no jurisdiction at the moment, but he continues to consider old cases. regarding such crimes, ukraine cooperates with the international criminal court. currently, the office of the prosecutor general has registered more than 450 criminal proceedings on the fact of ill-treatment and torture of prisoners of war and more than 2,100 for tortu

association of administrative judges and... who called on the president to promise a law on the reformthe administrative court, because it allegedly threatens the sovereignty of ukraine, as it contains instruments of foreign power influence. such the way zaichko is desperately trying to become part of the reform, which he considers to be violating judicial independence, is not very logical. last year, despite numerous facts of dishonesty, the ethics council approved olena zaichko as a candidate for the position of a member of the vrp, but she was not elected by the verkhovna rada. in march of this year, the supreme council of justice opened the plenary case regarding zaichko. in case of a positive decision on it, the judge faces dismissal. we will soon find out whether olena zaichko will finally manage to slip through and sit down in her dream chair. and this is another candidate for the supreme council justice lawyer vladyslav ivashchenko. he has had his own apartment for 10 years, but is registered in a dormitory. the developer, who did not enter the property in the register, is to b

and equality, and have greater respect for international law, as well as each other’s national, religiousents were signed. the csto council of foreign ministers adopted collective immunity against the nazi virus. decision on methodological recommendations for preparing and conducting exercises with peacekeeping contingents of csto member states. a statement on the use of outer space for peaceful purposes, as well as a statement on expanding cooperation in the field of international information security and on the situation in the middle east and north africa. and this is exactly what this reality is. the usa demonstrates this. washington allowed ukraine to strike with american weapons against any targets on russian territory attacking the ukrainian side across the border. according to the publication of the politician, citing a statement by national security advisor salevan, we are talking about attacks using artillery and other ground-based systems at any point where russian troops cross the border from the russian side to the ukrainian side. initially, washington's permission applied on

international law for justice and accountability. when i read through the reports and there's a lot to read, it seems to me and yours is an ongoing investigation. but even though you've covered side much that are perhaps things that alternate, i'm thinking, for example, a tax on hospitals and medical facilities. i mean, is that more to come as much more took up, we had to cut to cut off our presentation from 7th october to 31st december. our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york come back to cover what you have just described and the 5th of education of children, for instance. oh, these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i thing it is tragic. that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is given the investor described of people she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 to 5. and then how can they explain that they preventing those victims from seeing you in commission commission? that's what fa

international law for justice and accountability. when i read through the reports and there's a lot to read, it seems to me and yours is an ongoing investigation. but even though you've covered side much that are perhaps things that alternate, i'm thinking, for example, a tax on hospitals and medical facilities. i mean, is that more to come as much more took up? we had to cut, cut off our presentation from 7th october to 31st december. our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york come back to cover. what you have just described and the 5th of education of children, for instance, all these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i think it's tragic that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is that given the invest described of people she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 to 5. and then how can they explain that they preventing those victims from seeing you in permission commission? that's what fa

international law for justice and accountability. when i read through the reports and there's a lot to read, it seems to me in use as an ongoing investigation. but even though you've covered so much the, perhaps things that onto the, i'm thinking, for example, a tax on hospitals and medical facilities. i mean, is that move to come as much more took up. we had to cut, cut off out presentation from 7th, october to 31st of december. our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york. and that will cover what you've just described. and, and the 5th of education of children, for instance. oh, these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i thing it's tragic that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is that given the invest in described of people, she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 you a violent then how can they explain just they preventing those victims from seeing you in permission commission that's w

international law for justice and accountability. when i read through the reports and there's a lot to read, it seems to me and yours is an ongoing investigation. but even though you've covered side much that are perhaps things that alternate, i'm thinking, for example, a tax on hospitals and medical facilities. i mean, is that more to come as much more took up? we had to cut, cut off out presentation from 7th, october to 31st december. our next report will be delivered before the general assembly at the united nations in new york, and that to cover what you have just described and the 5th of education of children, for instance. oh, these are important in this report. we also, we did investigate sexual violence on both sides. i thing it is tragic. that is right. it is preventing us from seeing victims inside is given the investor described of people she new personality, a mother who lost a child, the 6 of 6 to a 5. and then how can they explain that they preventing those victims from seeing you in permission commission? that's what f

the court appoints conflicts councils for conflict, counsel for indigent adults and juveniles.enever the public defender declares a conflict of interest or is otherwise unavailable, justice for all. all persons are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. the accused. the accused are entitled to represent nation. these rights are guaranteed, that these rights guarantee an appointed counsel for the for indigent defendants, the laws that govern this is the landmark case, gideon v wainwright. the us constitution, sixth amendment and california penal code, section 987, the fiscal year 2324 budget. was $9.6 million, the year over year compared listen is for grand jury 259 62 consistently across the years. and we are projecting that to be consistent in 20, fiscal year 2425 and fiscal year 2526 for indigent defense, you see an increase in 2425, of $200,000 and, in 2526 of $200,000. the cost for attorney, of for attorneys, providing indigent defense are increasing due to increased case filings and, jury trials, current year case filings, particularly in felonies, exceed, pre-pan