applicants from turkey for study at its universities, as well as to establish contacts with the academy of justice turkish republic. the first lectures and russian specialists are ready to conduct this practice on an ongoing basis. there is also legal cooperation between russia and turkey, and we we believe that cooperation in the field of jurisprudence will make a great contribution to the development of bilateral relations. today, our countries signed a program for cooperation between the judicial institutions of the countries for 2023-24 . and i wish this program to benefit the peoples of our countries, which was signed today. it includes a fairly significant number of points; its main articles were the joint fight against terrorism, extremism and those crimes that are committed in the information space working trips prosecutor general of russia to turkey from ankara natalya solovyova what donetsk land contains needles needle ammunition bullet bullet, i look there, i have an opponent there, the fifth house next to him is my opponents. women, children , they endure, therefore they endure, milita

the development of joint decisions on combating transnational crime during this visit to the academy of justice and are ready to expand it to a full-fledged course. a separate point of the program is the memorial hill, where are the mausoleum of the first president kemal tatürk igor krasnov lays a wreath, paying tribute to the memory of the founder of modern turkey as a reformer, he had a hand in almost all of its criminal and civil codes, the country also owes him natalya solovyova alexander janitors and alexander perfilyev to lead. ankara turkey black friday discounts up to 50% cruze coffee machine with a discount of 15.000 in m.video and eldorado cherkizova imagines what we will have for dinner today penetration into the focus of pain and inflammation against more inflammation in the muscles and joints. an exhibition was opened in the state duma on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the birth of gennady seleznev, he was the chairman of the lower house, the second and third convocations, a difficult time for parliament and the whole country. the crisis of 1998 raged in the duma with a la

their university, as well as establish contacts between the educational institution and the academy of justicethe republic. igor krasnov expressed gratitude to the ministry of justice and personal biker-bass dagu legal mediation between russia and other countries, it is turkey that has become the most important link in the procedures for the extradition and transit of citizens extradited by other states in russia between russia and turkey, there is also cooperation in the field. we believe that work in the field of jurisprudence will make a great contribution to the development of bilateral relations. a new program of cooperation between the prosecutor general's office of russia and the eastern part of turkey for 2023 and 24 has been signed. and i wish that this program will go for the benefit of the peoples of our countries at the end of igor krasnov and vicker basdat indeed signed a new program of cooperation between the two departments for the next 2 years. one of its key areas is the fight against information crime, including criminal use. cryptocurrencies natalya solovyova alexander janit

qualifications in 1999, on the initiative of the supreme court of the russian federation, the academy of the russian academy of justice established, which since 122 2015 has been given the status of a university that will have to be more fully realized on the accumulated scientific potential. potential and more actively developed hmm to intensify work in the field of fundamental legal research an important condition for improving the quality of justice is the timely detection and elimination of judicial errors here with what the legislative initiative of the supreme court. educated cassation and appeal courts of general jurisdiction of the cassation and appeal military courts, which began work on october 1, 2019 in the procedure of these courts. the principle of continuous cassation has also been implemented by the prince of exerritoriality, in accordance with which cassation complaints are considered collectively in a court session with the invitation of the parties. the results of the work of these courts over the past 3 years indicate that their creation has made it possible to increase the efficiency of the court

its university, as well as to establish contacts between the educational institution and the academy of justice of the republic. for legal mediation between russia and other countries , it was turkey that became the most important link in the procedures extradition and transit of extradited citizens by other states in russia, there is also cooperation between russia and turkey in the legal sphere, and we believe that cooperation in the field of jurisprudence will make a great contribution to the development of bilateral relations. today, a program for cooperation between the judicial institutions of the countries for 2023 and 24 was signed between our countries , and i wish that this program will benefit the peoples of our countries at the end of igor krasnov may and vicker basdat really was a new program of cooperation between the two departments was signed for the next 2 years, one of the key areas is the fight against information crime, including the criminal use of cryptocurrencies accomplices of the armed forces testify in the kherson region, they transmitted data about the russian militar

our university, as well as to establish contacts between the educational institution and the academy of justicetween russia and other countries, it was turkey that became the most important link in the procedures for the extradition and transit of extradited citizens by other states in russia between russia and turkey , there is also cooperation in the field. we believe that work in the field of jurisprudence will make a great contribution to the development of bilateral relations signed. a new program of cooperation between the prosecutor general's office of russia, namely the justice of turkey for 2023 and 24 years. i wish that this program will go for the benefit of the peoples of our countries in the end by igor krasnov and vicker return indeed, a new program of cooperation between the two departments for the next 2 years was signed. one of its key areas is the fight against information crime, including criminal use. cryptocurrencies natalya solovyova alexander janitors and alexander serfiva conduct ancoration the first head of the federal drug control service viktor cherkesov passed away,

lecture by the future turkish prosecutor and judge was read already during this visit to the academy of justiceurse. a separate item of the program is the memorial holding, where the mausoleum of the first president of kemal tatürk is located the country also owes him codes of conduct. ankara turkey belgorod region extended until november 21 a high level of terrorist threat, which operates in mid-spring due to systematic shelling by militants and the artillery of the kiev regime. almost daily it continues to hit the border villages, including those from where the population has already completely left, but it is not possible to intimidate the inhabitants of the region, rather, on the contrary. now they are as united as possible, report by alexander revunova. the drywall and metal profile are pierced in the cracks the windshield in the holes the body of the car is the result of the arrival of another ammunition from ukraine this is a video from surveillance cameras a 120-mm mine landed on a dairy farm shells fell near the school and the grocery store. maybe they even spotted them there, first th

he is currently co-chairing a national academy of sciences report on reducing racial inequalities in the criminal justice system. carlo co-hosts the pushkin podcast. some of my best friends are and is the frequent reviewer and commentator in national print and broadcast media outlets such as the washington post nation, national public radio, pbs, msnbc and the new york times, which includes his essay for the 1619 project on sugar. he has appeared in a number of feature length documentaries, including the recent release amend the fight for america. the oscar nominated 213 2016 and slavery by another name, 2012 kilo is an award teacher at harvard and has received numerous for his commitment to public engagement, such as ebony power 100 and the distinguished service medal from columbia university's teachers college. he serves on several boards, including the vera institute of justice, to war, violence, global and the museum of modern art, bohlen, perkins, valdez, the new york times bestselling author of wench bomb and the forthcoming man who will take my head when she was a finalist two. and the naacp image

of this moment. >> thank you so much, amy, for having me on. it was such an honor to receive the highest award the film academy gives social justice projects. significant because the concept in western sahara, e conflict, and in spain our own government has taken the side of morocco, which occupied western sahara over the people that it wants to call in eyes, the sahrawi -- colonize, the sahrawi. there's complete media blockade. spanish public tv and radio journalists are banned from going to cover anything with western sahara. the fact the dayefore we left the festival we got the news and it was made public that the film academy gave us this award forced spanish media to cover it because they can't keep the film academy from being covered. it is a festival that celebrates sahrawi identity, culture, that lonizes the western sahara culturally to celebrate what sahrawi people are about through film and music and community. amy: i wanted you to talk about the significance also of what we are about to play, sahrawi activist came to sharm el-sheikh. we just came back from egypt. they came to the u.n. climate summit to talk about their plight and

national academy of sciences report and investigation into these type of sciences based on those two prompts and as a prosecutor i just w want to put a good word t here from the department ofed justice. i was a federal prosecutor, my dad was a federal prosecutor, my husband was a federal prosecutor. no one wants to convict guilty and innocent man. that would be the worst thing to have happen and i think what is shown in 2012 when after the national academy of sciences does the sophistication, james comey put a hold to using this type of science ando opened up the innocence project. my dad was a public defender, i was a public defender, my mom was one of his clients. [laughter] so i think there were some very different perspectives. [laughter] the first half i'm not really a character into the second half t am. it started in 2012 right at the same time. at that moment in time there had been two wrongful convictions associated. so nothing was done until what happened was there was a series of h wrongful convictions in dc that the public defenders and lawyers had overturned. if there were three men, three black men accused and convicted that the evidence that was most central to all co

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and policy advisor, and the -- in the department of justice representing the united states, and as a professor and academic leader in the legal academy. so where did you learn the most? elizabeth: -- justice kagan: it used to be that people would, get one of those introductions and list all these different -- and i would come out, my standard line was now you know, can't keep a job. i can't say that anymore. elizabeth: you've got some real longevity. [laughter] elizabeth: where did you learn most and maybe with attention to your current role as justice of the supreme court. justice kagan: that narrows it down some, because i learned something in all of those different places and mostly the reason i couldn't keep a job was because i have this view of when the learning curve flattens out, that is the time to start keeping your eyes open for something else and the fun part of the job is when the learning curve is the steepest. if you think about what prepared me to be a justice, i would say two things. certainly the solicitor general role, and we can talk more about that. the other thing was the real -- west teaching and by that -- west

of education aneving educational benefits? >> yes, justice thomas, and i would like to use the service academy and expand to you the core educational benefit to the service academies through eiuse of race conscious admissions. really falls into two separate categories. one is the benefit that the courts precedenthaalready recognize like racial understanding which could have imcton challenging stereotypes and assumptions and leading to cognitive developments tt uld be perceived as early as the second arn college. it can inclu tngs like reducing offensive racial isolation and alienation a that has proven educational benefi iterms of encouraging greater participation by minority students. and the seconcagory that i would point to an -- the courts recognition it is necessary to have our leadership broadly reected diversity of our country and that is critically important because we have had experiences in our past where the officer corps and its racial compositiodinot reflect the diversity of enlisted service members and that caused racial tension so that is the benefit, that the service academies are seeking. >> why can't you do it thr

justice. >> let's set this in time, when does this start? >> 1972, a group of about eight forensic dentists went to a meeting at the american academy of musicentists, huge organization that has over 5000 members worldwide, this is a ba for isaac scientists. they managed to establish this section, shoulder to shoulder with fingerprint experts and the other leading ones which gave them anchor credentials. they decided they would invent something called the american forensics and give themselves board certifications and never had to prove you could identify the bite mark or match them to i bite mark, you had to memorize the methodology so how do we do it? even though there's no evidence it worked but it was a board-certified way and then you get into court and you are president of the american board of forensic and board certified frantic dentist if you are a member of the american academy of forensic scientists it is it an impressive credentials so if you are a judge and considering whether or not youcr will omit testimony, like a lot of us, they look at credentials. a board-certified oncologist, a member of this organization and the organiza

studied the growth of incarceration in the u.s., sword causes and consequences recurrently cochairing a national academy oe sciences work on initial racial inequality in the criminal justice system. so my best friends areis frequet the "washington post", national public radio, pbs new hours "new york times" includes essay for the project including the recent amend, nominated 2016 is an award-winning teacher at harvard has received numerous commitments off engagement. and modern art. the "new york times" best-selling author finalist for two naacp image award and the legacy award for fiction for 2017, harper college really sit modern classics included by receive a d.c. commission on the arm strap which is published by harvard college in 2013 for 2013 introduction to special edition which became a near times best seller. associate professor in the literature department at american university in washington d.c. our next section after speakers to speak for five -- seven minutes on the following questions as relates to their what works comic books are tv shows illustrated the complexity if so howg, so? the personal black experience shape your writing? and what about i black peo

of some issues. i contact her and she resolves this issue for me. it happened on august 19 , 2011 a student. kazan academy justiceke near the house. i didn't know she went alone, it just so happened that she had a girlfriend. well, my mother did not let go of the pillow, and she, as it were, was already on her way and decided to go alone anyway. she was talking while walking, and on the phone i was talking on the phone with my pine and suddenly heard. uh, generally silence , first silence and then rustling. this is it ale ale. she began to scream after 10 minutes, the phone was already unavailable, and in the late afternoon dasha's body with traces of violence, found in the forest next to the same lake. well, they've arrived. we chief let us in, then i would ask, dad, i can look. yes , i walked in here, she was lying here, naked, in this place. the head was pierced on the body was a shirt. well, of course, i immediately recognized later it turns out. dasha became a victim of a serial maniac, who at that time was operating in kazan, just hit unexpectedly from behind. she is inaudible, she is wearing headphones and

justice and making some money mr. fabricant when did this kind of guild start? >> in 1972 a group of about eight forensic dentist went to a meeting of the american academy of forensic scientists, which is a huge organization that is over 5000 members worldwide, kind of like the aba for lawyers. this is aba for forensic scientists. what they managed to do is establish a forensic section. shoulder to shoulder with fingerprint experts and ecology and all the other leading forensic fields. which gave him an anchor credential. and then they decide they're going to invent something called the american board of forensic odontology. he never had to approve you could identify bite mark the bite mark your project is memorized the methodology. side we do request how do we take the mold, how do we match and teeth, i can think also evidence that even work. but they will would suck board certified naked get into court and your president of the american board of forensic odontology and board-certified forensic dentist and you're a member of the american academy of forensic scientists, and that's very impressive sounding credentials. so if you're a judge and are considering whethe

justice alito i was trained to focus on the question. just trying to make the poin that it's not just confined to the service academies. we believe deeply in the value of diversity and the universities being able to obtain the educaon benefits that correlate. >> what you y out the military is something, you represent the entire executive an including the military, and we presume that you are reflecting the views of the military but what do we do with the fact that the united states was on t oosite side in the harvard case when the case was in t ler court? and what do we make of the argument by the predecessor? were they insensitive to the needs ofilitary? only you have it accurately represented? >> it's true that the united states participated below on the side of the petitionerutnly with respect to the factual record and what we tug the evidence showed in the case on the factual issues we did not take a different position othlegal interest he oassert a different interest on behalf of the military. with respect to the case whether diversity could qualify the compelling intert this context instead the participation of the united states was conneto the n

of the criminal justice system. we have every reason to distrust the criminal justice system. when i was 20 i entered the pleas academy bauftz read neil king incident i saw that man brutalized on the freeway. i decided i needed to be part. change. i went through 2 police academies when i came to san francisco i went through to be a da investigator. i worked in the san francisco police department i know haa bad cop looks like. i investigated bad cops when i worked at the da's office i was on the officer involved shoot. people distrust the system buzz it does in the work. when you see a 15 billion dollars budget and you see the crime and mental health and addiction and you see how people are victimized daily, that's why people don't trust the system. they distrust the system buzz they see a da that has the policies but does in the do anything. that's why. we call it as it is. thank you. the question is distrust. >> thank you, joe. audience you have been so good. let's not break your record. i don't want to fine you. the next question we have had to skip one question. let's not skip more. we want to hear from the candida

academy. they're led by a dear friend of mine, the former governor of coach d pueblo, regis pecos preston sanchez, who is the co counsel and also the justiceirector and has also been involved with with many issues and titles. but karen aguilar, amber garcia, and lee mountain, i want to thank each and every one of you for being with us today and i understand that michaela serena might also be part of the leadership group that is here. but mr. chairman, i would like to enter a letter of the students into the record that recommends congress introduced legislation to formally apologize for generational harms resulting from the federal indian boarding schools and policies. and i urge my colleagues to support this call for a formal apology and thank these young leaders for their advocacy, for their voices for the past, for the future, for current generations. and with your permission, i'd like just to read a paragraph from here before consideration for adoption. i quote, a general principle we are taught early on is to apologize for our wrongdoings and to take responsibility for our actions. since the recent release of the boarding school report