mark ellis is the, the director of the international bar association in london. we thank you for your time on d. w. thank you. china's president, teaching ping will meet his russian counterpart vladimir putin in moscow. next week . the visit will be, she's 1st to russia in nearly 4 years. fremont official says the 2 ladies will discuss the conflict ukraine, as well as military cooperation. is signals a strong show of china support for russia as put in place is increasing international isolation over his invasion of the front. so as we said, the visit my president, geez, 1st 8 visit since being reconfirmed as chinese leader, as well as his 1st visit to russia since the invasion. so what should we make of the timing of the visit? i put that question to andrew small, a senior trans atlantic fellow with the german marshal funds indo pacific program here in building. oh, she didn't thing has take conventionally every major opportunity. he's had that these important junctures, ab, since he 1st became general sack 340 to meet with treated and conduct have these symbolic

i worked on this matter in 2021 because i was on the bar association task force and asked to negotiaten behalf of the bar and then was appointed and so, president elias asked me to continue work on the dgo from the commission side as well. some highlights, commissioners, you'll see in your packet the recommendation grid, which shows over 60 recommendations were discuss ask considered for this policy in the year and a half it took to negotiate it. there wasn't idle time at all. many words opted and some were not but overall, it's an improved policy. it recommends that officers provide a warrant and consult with the da's office on all warrants and requires it all sensitive categories identified by the department and dpa. for the first time it dresses geofencing warrants. i don't think those words would have made sense to the commission, but a geo fence warrant is a warrant wherein stead of asking for a warrant for a specific individual, a general location will be specified and data will be provided. it has been a concern to privacy advocates, to dpa and the department. for the first time

the organization's attitude to human rights under infant, you know, including from the german 4 bar association. did of you spoke to association president bernard of a head of the vault see for president geniune. santino has faced plenty of criticism for his perceived autocratic style for his organizations lack of transparency and on human rights issues surrounding the world cup in guitar. denmark and norway had withdrawn their support for him. well, in advance of the vote, no, the german football association, the d f b has joined them. my oldest im dog, i find there is often a lack of transparency and clarity about how decisions are made. that's all i'm asking for. nothing more, nothing less. and melanie vinegar, the relationship between the d, f. b, and pfeifer is strained. the d b says questions on human rights often remain unanswered. infantile, meanwhile, is certainly known for talking a good game. it brought me up to no human rights, protection of human rights. international level is a top priority for fever. we pulled it as a condition in our bidding process is for all our competitions a

doctorate in food law from the washington university of politics and is now a member of the american bar association. he is also a law professor at the university of houston, texas, seattle and university hi the state of louisiana is in several levels of education , three to four myself abroad, in japan. and doing charity and public benefit work is an important issue that should be given the attention of school authorities from the point of view of a psychologist . participation in the future of a person and the country is particularly important. we should have a system to encourage children to work. for example, in primary school, i always said that in the summer he should come and report what the summer is like you did something positive. he wants to talk about having fun. he wants to talk about going to a language class. he wants to talk about something you did for the society . for example, a country like japan . very great, very wealthy family, but in the summer, you went to high school during the summer, you did this, you worked from door to door , you worked at the desk, we collected 105 thou

budget organization, the building engineering system organization, the sports federation and the bar association have not yet handed over the license to the national license portal. a guild that takes a large part of the licenses. here in the economy desk studio , mr. siah, the head of the business environment improvement center of the ministry of economy, is at your service to ask them the details of the guild license. follow up we are doing the right way, we ask that the child is going to be your subject, that mr. mahdavi will also be added to the society by phone . it is about the issue of trade licenses and the new way of issuing licenses and how to do this and which system should be used and what model this should be done on the khabar network. please tell me how many months follow up on the issuance of trade licenses hello, dear and respected viewers. yes, we have been following this issue since march of last year. according to article 7 of the general policies of article 44 of the constitution , all licenses were supposed to be issued through a single portal . we went to the national port

program organization, the building engineering system organization, the sports federation, the bar association , and the latest statistics on the state of licensing across the country have not yet been handed over to the national license portal. you take the permits ninja in the economy desk studio , mr. siah, we are the head of the business environment improvement center of the ministry of economy, so you can ask them the details of obtaining a trade license . what is the situation? i am going to discuss your topic , mr. mahdavi, by phone to the community, i want to start with myself as the secretary of the supervisory board for the virtual organizations . please let me know how many months we have been following up on the issuance of trade licenses. hello dear and respected viewers . yes, we are from in march of last year, we are following this issue, according to the repeated article 7 and the general policies of article 44 of the constitution, all licenses were supposed to be validated through a single portal, and when the law on facilitating the issuance of licenses was announced by the p

on august 1922, calvin coolidge spoke to the american bar association in san francisco, california the topic of his speech was the of the law. in this excerpt, calvin coolidge speaks to the balance between state action and social responsibility. his words echo with truth. today, the growing multiplicity laws has often been observed. the national and state legislatures pass acts. their courts deliver opinions, which each year run into the score of thousands a part of this is due to the increasing complexity of an advancing civilization. as new forces come in to existence, new relationships are created new rights and obligations arise which require establishment and definition by legislation and decision. these are all the natural and inevitable of the growth of? great cities? the development of steam and electricity? the use of the corporations in is the leading factor in the transact of business and the attendant regulation and control of the powers created by these new and mighty agencies. the effort and insistent desire for an equitable distribution of the rewards industry for a just

i sit on both sides of the fence because i'm on the bar association with you, so i saw the transition and i know the work that was required. i know what you inherited to come and do this work and part of -- the real issue is acknowledge, even with the 90% agreement on most of the things, it was the 10% that was the real issue that set, that was really the hard work. exacerbated by the over 60 recommendations that came, both from the public, the bar association, the public defender's office, there's a lot of cooks in this kitchen, which made this more argue russ. we're disappointed with the timeframe and i think this process has shown us that it's possible to get through this and hopefully, we've all learned new tools, new pathways to get through a process like this without it having to take this long in the future. but the result is still what i want to acknowledge and make sure it doesn't get lost in terms of the public's understanding of what we have done. this new policy in terms of addressing search warrants puts us at the top of departments in this nation, both for encompassing a

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

fasahat governorate and scientific and taro bar association should be in touch. hello, my name is fasahat. what are the conditions for supplying fruit in tehran ? what is the price? i am at your service, dear guests dear viewers, in fact, i would like to say that i would like to congratulate you, as it was pointed out that there are some criticisms of this policy that has been prepared now, because, for example, it should be based on the price of munro about the price of the farm . in addition to the related costs, let's take into account the price of the day, but instead of giving special thanks to the collection , it is about my dear colleagues in the ministry of agricultural jihad , mr. nikbakht and mr. shiravand, and the honorable minister , who is actually very close in cooperation. we had with the collection that fortunately these flaws that i told you that your service has been repaid in some way through mutual cooperation. tehran is the mother and the city of tehran is private. we are talking about the city of tehran. in the last meeting of the national c

they're chosen by a selection committee in which the judges and their allies in the bar association had a majority to choose their own successors. and to many of them were white. secular left wing people, mostly men, choosing more white, secular, left wing people. and one of the aims of the people who support these changes is to make the supreme court more diverse to have the members of kinessa choose them. whether the coalition really right wing or left wing at the time and have it better reflect that the people of israel who are, are among the most diverse people in the entire world. there is no attempt to involve whether this would help arabs or not help arabs. that's not an issue that's being discussed. unlike what my counterpart said. and they do believe that will strengthen democracy and the rule of law. if instead of having elected officials that are supreme court judges make decisions, that the people will have more of a say. and what the protests have proven is that israeli democracy is actually very strong after having 5 elections in 3 and a half years. so we're about personal

dmitry anatolyevich medvedev, chairman of the board of trustees of the russian bar association, madebution to the dispute on jurisdictions, he gave the following legal argument, it is quite possible to imagine targeted use of hypersonic onyx from the north sea from a russian ship on the building of the hague court we are dealing with a religious war, the seizure of a temple drone, there is a shelling of orthodox churches, the creation of the so-called orthodox church of ukraine, a purely political american empire precisely for orthodox unity. a huge number of clergy of the ukrainian patriarchy

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i say to the million russian -speaking citizens of ukraine, i also thank the russian bar association, cooperates with our team in order to help ukrainian refugees who have moved to russia. we will report on the topic of discrimination against russian-speaking ukrainians in the constitution of ukraine enshrines the right to develop the russian language, however, zelensky's criminal regime has placed itself above the law. after the 2014 coup d'état organized by the us embassy in ukraine, the laws were repealed in 2012. the constitution of ukraine regulated the use of the russian language in all spheres of public life, without narrowing the guarantee for the state language of ukrainian after the coup d'état , the poroshenko regime on the language issue will immediately straighten a new law called the functioning of the state of the ukrainian language by this law, the russian language, as our minority languages, was simply superseded by this law, the entry into force of money for the law was extended in time until 2024 in order to naturally grow up civil protests against discrimination ag

it should be of grave concern to the bar association across the board. think the american bar association ought to look at what's going on both in stanford and georgetown, which i think maybe because of what they were 20 or 30 years ago still have a good reputation and i'm sure they'll still sucker some kids into going there. but what's going on, the intolerance at both of these law schools is something that should be looked at and i hope perhaps individual bar associations around the country also want to monitor what we can make of the intolerance in both of these law schools. my final comment as far as the -- what's gone on this week, is something i've talked about in the past and want to talk about one more time and that's what's going on in ukraine. my major concern with the biden administration is i don't think they are trying to end this war. i mean, we are where we are, but the longer the war goes on, the closer the alliance between russia and china goes. in the relatively recent background, we had 1,000 mcdonald's in russia. i know people in my p

for the year-long investigation of law enforcement's misconduct won awards from the american bar association and associated press media and was nominated for the pulitzer prize. he also was a reporter on immigration and the border in texas and part of the team nominated for the pulitzer prize for national reporting so we are very fortunate to have this panel and for them to take time out of their schedules to come down and discuss this topic. let me start with you. a lot of discussion at this conference and reasons for that. from your perspective i wanted to ask about what you perceive into using over classification or improper classification as reasons for why people make unauthorized disclosures whether they are trying to cover up government must conduct or embarrassment all of which would be contrary. >> let me just start by saying the government doesn't like me publishing their secrets. i don't know if people know this but the obama administration at ofthe department subpoenaed my phone records and then the trump administration came back around and tried to get my e-mail but the judge di

american bar association's at about 4000 lost 202,020 when i read the book there have been lawsuits since. >> as far as he challenges the d.a. has you talked about theories but one of the challenges in your mind to what fate does d.a. if he brings this case? there are many challenges the first challenges of course i'm pepe8 is can assume to be innocent that's a fictional blogger that means the burden of proof is on the prosecutor. that burden never shifts he has a heavy burden of establishing guilt under reasonable doubt. the second challenge she has is the case factually will rest in part of the testimony of michael cohen is a felon. he went to jail and he has turned against him he was his former lawyer. he will testify as a witness so they will blacken him in front of the jury and try to show he is a villain and betrayed trump in this scheme was something he himself devised for some purpose. not whether that will be a successful defense we doo not know. most criminal cases there is a co-conspirator or cooperating who testifies in new york that testimony has to be corroborated. not the f

joining the bar association's protest of netanyahu's planned reforms. on thursday netanyahu doubled down on his plans in a fiery address that was given hours after his government passed a law making it more difficult to declare a prime minister unfit for office. opposition leaders described it as a way to protect illegally embattled netanyahu. but sunday was the real spark that caused the months long protest over judiciary changes to boil over. when netanyahu abruptly fired his defense minister who had just called for a pause to this judicial overhaul. so for that reason, tens of thousands of people poured into the streets in major cities across the country to tell their leader, no, you cannot corrupt the courts for your advantage, no, you cannot fire official who's speak against your plan, no. protesters in tel aviv chanted, the country is on fire, as they lit bonfires on the main highway. police opened water cannons on protesters to clear them out. they demonstrated in front of netanyahu's house. yesterday workers in so many industries went on strike

united states, he released the journalist's alleged personal income information which the mexico bar association said violated the constitution and the tax code. he campaigned on a promise to fight corruption but according to the ngo mexico against government impunity, his government awards three out of four contracts using a no-bid system that does not ask for competing offers. mexico's biggest problem is not an economic one, but rather a political one. the state has lost its capacity to rein in the drug cartels and he campaigned on hugs not bullets but in office he seeded the issue to military which is deeply in drug money. they have charged of being in league with the cartels, the government of mexico asked the u.s. to drop the charges and washington agreed. former u.s. attorney general william barr recently described amlo as the cartel's chief enabler. his attack on the election agency is personal. he believes that he won the 2006 and 2012 elections but was denied hi due, independent observers do not agree. much of his presidency is an act of narcism. he holds daily press conferences that co

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hundreds of lawyers demonstrated in front of tel aviv courts on sunday joining the bar association'son thursday, he double down on his plans in a fiery address that was given hours after a government passed a law making it more difficult to declare a prime minister unfit for office. he promised it to find a solution but even after that, some protesters continue their demonstrations. some said they do not believe him. they see this poses a temporary solution to a bigger democratic problem. >> i don't trust him. he has lied it so many times. he has no credit whatsoever. >> nothing to say. it still ongoing. it still to the fact that we were able to do something with these protests and strikes and it's going to make a difference if we can keep going and keep up the pressure. the only thing we can do. >> joining us is the former israeli general. he was the former prime minister. thank you for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> i've spoken to a number of the israelis in a number of american, avid supporters of israel over the last few days and i have never heard them as

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

people like district attorney who abused their discretion, should be held responsible by the bar associationsey're going to continue to do this it is going to spread become part of the precedence of american justice, if you run for president your opponent will try to find something on you that is banana republic not what united states stands for. . >> absolutely right, yep, let me bring in liz peek. liz: you made a good case this i will ledge it ballot do you think republicans in congress demanding bragg talk to them set off howl of interference, with the justice process, is a good idea or bad idea do you think they risk having this thing just thrown out of court making it even more political? >> -- obstruction of justice what democrats are saying. >> i don't want to to see weaponization of justice against either party i don't want to see that. i want to see people held to accountability for legal ethics i taught legal ethics 35 years at harvard with former prosecutors, we have never seen a case like this prosecutors have enormous power as we know in income say a grand jury if prosecutor want

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he released the journalist's personal income information which the mexican bar association said violatedonstitution and the tax code. amlo campaigned on a promise to fight corruption, and mexicans against corruption and i punity, his government awards three out of four contracts using a no-bid system that does not even ask for competing offers. mexico's biggest problem is not an economic one, but rather a political one. the state has lost its capacity to rein in the drug cartels which run large parts of the country. amlo campaigned on the slogan of hugs, not bullets and he simply ceded the issue to the military which is deeply riddled with corruption and drug money mp in 2020 the united states apprehended a former defense minister on charges of being in league with the cartel, the government of mexico asked the u.s. to drop the charges and washington agreed. former u.s. attorney general recently described amlo's as the cartel's chief enabler. amlo's attack is essentially personal. he believes he won the 2006 and 2012 elections, but was denied his due, independent observers do not agree.

everyone recognized his intellect, his fitness, the american bar association gave him the highest ratingossible. they had doubts about his commitment to individual liberties, which were important to them, such as the right to constitutionally protected abortion or affirmative-action programs, scalia did not think that those particular programs and policies were rooted in the law. he thought that if people wanted those programs, they should not be using the courts to achieve them, they should be using state and federal legislatures to enact them as laws. but no, i think, what transpired later in supreme court confirmation processes, the ugliest of the processes that we have seen since then, i think most people would look back on scalia's confirmation and say there was a model of cordiality. >> your biography suggests that from the earliest days people saw him as headed for the supreme court, i'm going to play a clip on him with one of the interviews you get to c-span about, this is when he was on the court of appeals about possibly being automated -- dominated. [video clip] >> you cannot

his work in awards for the american bar association in federal society, cited by supreme court justices for 45 cases, but it's not enough. they should have been some more here. top among scholars, regularly testified before congress, at the invitation of both parties. and the solicitations or scholar the citations, regularly ranks among america's five most cited and career legal scholars. big several book gcse, as i've said, one is on sale here. he's recently launched a weekly podcast, which is not as easy as some people might think. america's constitution, i see what you did. there that's very clever. the big please join me in welcoming professor doug akhil reed amar. >> it is such an honor to be with you, i've had so much fun today, it's amazing, and i've learned a lot. i think i've made some new friends, so thank you so much, it's very kind of you to invite me. today's talk is entitled term limits, slash time rules for future justices. 18 arguments for 18 years. there will be a lot of time afterwards, for comments and questions, and so start thinking about possible pushback or claude

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

given his incredible breadth of experience, it's no surprise that the american bar association's standing committee on the federal judiciary unanimously found him to be well qualified for this position. judge grey was born in mississippi and a proud graduate of morehouse college and the georgetown university law center. he is a deep believer in giving back both in michigan and through his alma maters. i can't -- i can think of no better place for judge grey to continue to serve the people of michigan and our country than on the united states district court for the eastern district of michigan. and both senator peters and i urge our colleagues to vote yes to confirm jonathan grey this afternoon. mr. president, as everyone knows, i'm incredibly proud msu spartan. i earned my undergraduate and graduate degrees from michigan state university. i've been so proud to represent the university in the michigan legislature, in the u.s. house, and the united states senate. i'm a spartan as is senator peters. and i'm horrified and heartbroken and i'm angry because we're mourning three lives that were

decision would be as bad as it has turned out to be, um, i reached out to leadership from the bar association of san francisco because we knew that if that decision came down there would be tens of thousands of patients around the country as well as providers whose legal situation would be in jeopardy. women doctors, nurses who could be subjected to lawsuits who could be arrested who could be prosecuted, particularly in red states? 26 states where rights are being rolled back or in the process or have already been rolled back because of the dobbs decision. so we put out a call to lawyers all over the bay and frankly, all over the country, and as of this moment there have been over 70 law firms that have answered our call to be part of the legal alliance for reproductive rights who have committed to reviewing cases and providing pro bono assistance to patients and providers who are at legal risk. we also are looking at potential cases that these lawyers can bring against various states. in these areas that are looking to deprive women and patients and providers of their of their rights. um it

and that's working with the bar association of san francisco. directly and this is a mediation we serve 60 households cost us 400 thousand dollars. and that is working with folks in subsidized housing when issues arise. that we feel are at risk of them being 86ed out of the program. we realize that for those folks that are in our subsidized housing once they are 86ed it is heard for them to finds other opportunity buzz that is all often the housing of last resort. short of going become to the shelter system. and that's been very successful. we worked a long time with fordable how doing providers to understand had their needs are. they need create safe communes and people lose housing they received through coordinatedent row or through a lot row they are unlike low to finds another place like that. so -- some tough situation there. the hen a good partner with that. and then our fourth program under this area is will beancy displacement shallow rent subsidy folks this need a bit more assistness than the one time emergency rental assistance program

jenna ellis facing consequences but it was fairly minute map, i think it was a reprimand by the bar associationoesn't do anything to compensate for the real harms, the 150 police officers that congressman raskin just mentioned. >> this is the jenna ellis news. she becomes the latest to admit the lies are lies, something that we all saw with our own eyes. as she said, the only reason she acknowledged lying was to retain her colorado state law license. what do you make of the -- i don't know, i don't want to call it -- well, it is slow, the slow pace of accountability for the lawyers who put in place the legal architecture for the big lie? >> i think even that is generous, nicole. i think the jenna ellis case is a case study in cravenness. we've seen someone who represents a lot of things we've seen during the trump years, knows something is wrong, lies about it, says they're doing it for love of country of but really they're doing it for love of self. this is the same as the person who protects their hide on the playground by saddling up to the bully. but in this case the bully didn't want to ro