the appellate is the neighbor on sakston west of the property the appellate is concerned how close the deck and stairs are to the share happened property line. appellate is concerned the illegal construction of 2 sheds in the rear yard. they are over 100 square feet in size and 8 feet in height. there is no corrective action teen address the illegal construction of the of the 2 sheds the violation on the property is still outstanding. less in a phone call with the project architect, planning staff informed him there is a need to file a rear yard vicious if the owner wishes to legalize the sheds as constructed. but as the owner wishes to reduce the sides of sheds to 100 square feet, as well as reduce the height to no more than 8 feet a variance would not be required. it is important to note there is in limit to the number of sheds one has in the rear yard. however well is a combined maximum of 100 square feet and a height of 8 feet as measured to existing grade. you can have 2 sheds 100 square feet each the combined square foot iffage no more than 100 square feet otherwise a variance is

he was both an extraordinary appellate lawyer. he did 20 or 19 supreme court cases. one almost all of them -- won almost all of them. he was also a great trial lawyer. so he traversed the country and especially the south, and just appeared in small court houses in many, many states, and he did a lot of criminal work. he also did the big discrimination cases. he kind of did everything, and then, did it extraordinarily well. one of my co-clerks, at the time we were clerking, somehow got tape, i don't know if this is readily available online, of his brown v. board of education argument and it was a stunning argument. he didn't sound like justice marshall, the one we knew had a southern drawl in this one was -- and this guy was speaking the king's english. and my clerk said why don't you talk like this anymore and he said, "well, i guess i don't have to." he was an extraordinary lawyer in all of these standard metric kind of ways. but if you are going to be the greatest lawyer of the 20th century, maybe the real question is, have you done the most justice? and he did the

complaint about the appellate body.s know the something that just came up recently, what do we do about it. do we let it take its course that means nothing will happen for a long time? anybody? carla. >> we need leadership, we need to have a plan and a strategy and i think a slogan is not a strategy for trade. trade has to work with all the other policies. what we've mentioned, the environment and labor and health and a host of other things. but there's no request that if we can get a good agreement with a group of willing and like-minded nations, and that prosperity is absolutely obvious by reason of the agreements, you're going to get a lot of others that want to sign aboard, and i think that the united states because of the size of its economy, has an obligation to take a leadership role and to try to make things happen, and i worry that we're falling a bit behind, and so, that is a disappointment. but i'm not going to be pessimistic about it. look at the people out here who know about what we need to do to advance o

they are much less experienced appellate advocates. i was the other career path. did not have a whole lot. let's be frank. my first argument was my first argument before the supreme court. it was in citizens united. so it was an important case. it was a reargument. it had been hurt the year before. a deputy solicitor and rohan argued it when it was going to be a smaller case. the court decided to make it a bigger case. it was no secret that the core had done this because they get to the end of the term and the issue an order that says this case will be re-argued. we will consider whether to over role to cases. they name the two cases. there were two cases that were the foundation stones of the courts doctrines about campaign finance regulation. it was pretty clear that this small case had just become a large case. it was also pretty clear that the government was about to lose this large case. because the court just doesn't do things. it was clearly that the court was doing this because they were going to decide they were going to roll these cases we didn't want to

it was the first time i heard it in the appellate tape anyway. i think in general, ust sort of emphasizes how extraordinary what the district did was, and i urge she would agree that there is noifferent between this and the defender. i think that just emphasizes how it could become commonplace and we think the court should reverse. >> thank you, we are adjourned in both sides, very helpful, thank you. >> the supreme court has clear the way f congress to receive donald trump's tax returns. the associated press reports the court, without, rejected trump's plea for an order that would've prevented the treasury department from ving six years of tax returns for trump and some of his businesses to the democratic-controlled house, ways and means committee. the treasury department initially revised the record setting up a legal fight that has gone on for the last three years. during that time, the lower courts have maintained thathe committee has broad authority to obtain tax returns. the camille says it is seeking these documents as part of an investiga

it was the first time i heard it in the appellate tape anyway. think in general, this just sort of emphasizes how extraordinary what the district did was, and i urge she would agree that theres different between this and the defender. i think that just emphasizes how it could become commonplace and we think the court should reverse. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ >> buckeye broband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. next, the house science subcommittee on space held a hearing to discuss the initial findings of the james webb space telescope. then a discussion about the rise of hate groups and later a look at the future of clean energy and technology within the federal government. >> the house science subcommittee on space held a hearing to discuss the initial findings of the james webb space telescope.

if the appellants -- if you grant the jurisdiction request and the appellants don't file an appeal within five days then you could bring the other two appeals back for a final determination. >> okay. i'm going to ask what i'm going to do pending -- we will interrupt this -- suspend this discussion right now on the two permits at hand to have the discussion according to roberts rules on reopening the other. pending that discussion i may come back depending on the result and do a call of the chair and i would ask that the executive director please put her head together with yours to make sure that issue is covered with the appropriate motion that she might suggest to me so that this is not a never ending story, and that the building owner is not subjected to the never ended story and does not suffer a manifest injustice. is that okay? so the president thereafter says that we are -- therefore says we recognize robert's rules and i will open to discussion on the previous action taken earlier this evening. mr. ras vina would you like to open that discussion seem you seem to be the proponent? >

it was the first time i heard it in the appellate tape anyway. i think in generalthis just sort of emphasizes how extraordinary what the district did was, and i urge she would agree that there is no different between this and the defender. i think that just emphasizes how it could become commonplace and we think the court should reverse. ation focused on digital policy.

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principle of adversarial process introduction of a court with the participation of jurors of the appellatetance and the revival of the institution of magistrates, the delegates also discussed proposals for the introduction of a judicial procedure, the choice of a measure and the extension of a measure restraint in the form of imprisonment. establishment of judicial control over the actions and decisions of the investigating authorities formation of the system of bodies of the judiciary in the statement of the first all-russian congress of judges, attention is drawn to the need to approve the approval of the judiciary, an independent and influential force, equal in importance to the legislative and executive. the authorities of the supreme court of the russian federation and together with the judiciary began to actively implement these conceptual provisions, using the right legislative initiative on june 26, 1992, on the legislative initiative of the president of the russian federation, the supreme court and the committee on legislation of the supreme council, a law was adopted on the statu

over the past few years, not for the first time by an interesting coincidence in the northern the appellatec court receives the cases of the pro-russian company, let's note that in 2019, according to the information of our colleagues , the judge was involved in criminal proceedings about interference in the automated distribution system in the higher economic court, so we can assume that he masterfully knows the secrets of the distribution of cases together with the polish decision that helps the pro-russian company illegally taking over the assets of the ukrainian business was approved by judge lyudmila garnyk, she was one of the first judges who underwent the initial qualification assessment and did not pass in 2016, she was unable to confirm her professional knowledge and ability to administer justice, the qualification commission sent her for retraining at the national school of judges . uah 3 million appeared, their origin, she was never able to explain. at first she said that it was from the sale of an apartment, and it turned out that she sold the apartment a year later at the next q

. >> behind the entire se >> the courtxpssly says on an appeal from an injunction that the appellate court does have jurisctn nessarily to address the merit. if the merits are lacking the merit would include the jurisdictional merit. the court has the power to dismiss. even though dirily that would not be appealable. not only reverse the order under review bute case. ordinarily we vacated that orde and the junction is no longer bindg. using the order to kelear you are not vacating for the puoses of actual findings, because there is no jurisdiction, th is no possibility for their ever being an injunction. >> it was seem to mou are right, what we are talkint is a middle position. you are right about the authoritinstructions to dismiss. ordi if the district court lacks jurisdiction, that is what we did, vacate with instructions to dismiss. >> i am not going to fight you too hard on it. if your language says to vacate, we would be perfecppy with that. >> you are saying we ignored you if there is not jurisn over this claim in the first place. a need to go through claims of the injunction.

federal district courts, federal appellate courts. he wanted to bring that to true fruition and in that again, he got lucky. he got four nominations, four men on the court who in this respect ended up not just going with the administration but helping to lead their fellow justices to what is right. there is still something we get to brown versus board of education but truman was not in the office at the time. during the truman presidency the court unanimously, consistency without equivocation very clearly written opinions and the literate american could understand, argued two other citizens the constitution guaranteed the rights of all american citizens. again if there's anyone who made his own luck, professionally and politically it was harry truman. he also did it traditionally as well with three justices and the sip chief justice to the supreme court. >> it is the adage luck or opportunity. >> guest: absolutely. so when i want to close was something i hope gives people hope in the supreme court will incorporate one of the things yo

the final word on the law can often be at the appellate level. so it is critically important we continue to confirm judges. president biden and senate democrats have confirmed a more diverse group of judges than any president or senate in history. we're very proud of that. >> on that note, should democrats continue to be aggressive when it comes to filling judicial openings in that branch of government? and one thing i want to ask you in particular, obviously the dobbs decision was crucial for a lot of voters during this midterm cycle. should an opening come up in 2024, we heard mitch mcconnell say with merrick garland, that's not going to move forward in the senate because it's an election year and so on. then of course 2020 rolls around. amy coney barret gets on the supreme court. everybody on the democratic side cries foul. if in 2024 a similar situation were to arise do you think democrats should go ahead and just fill the seat no matter when that opening emerges during that election year? yeah, i think you have to fill it because it's clear

only appellations remained. both were awarded medals for salvation, it is a great honor for me to accept this state award. thank you for your high. kuyu, the price instantly, i myself am a father, i have two children and at that moment, but the leader, including paternal feelings, major of fables, from the tomsk region, immediately saved a large family in their house. the fire broke out late at night after a call from neighbors. vitaly basin. he promptly appeared on the spot even before the arrival of firefighters, of course, the joy of his parents there are no survivors, the limit is still there. i was awakened by our district police officer, or vasilyevich, through me, took his son and said he came for him to the window of his child. he said that the girls were already on the street, and these are shots of the instant reaction of the traffic police inspector sergey kruglov, being in front of the pedestrian crossing in the rear-view mirror of his patrol car. he saw the next lane without brakes. a foreign car is

yeah, definitely a g appellate a car challenge and i wonder if he can talk about how china fits into all of this. i mean, india and china had had border clashes in recent years where soldiers on both sides were killed. but now we see russia and china closing up, where does that put delhi in a be very difficult position and i think so that's why we added, we are there is a lot of concern in india about the state of ju politics at the moment because you know, as you were mentioning india and china are at a very, very difficult position at this point. even as we speak, soldiers are almost eyeball to eyeball along the border. that has been some disengagement from 2020 of end of the escalation happened when violence happened. been soldiers died, but that it had the escalation is not really resulted in anything substantive that the, the ties are very, very delicately poised at the moment. and the fact that russia, which is which has been traditionally nas but not over the last several decades, especially during the cold war and now seems to be becoming a close ally of china at a time. but

if the court throws it out, you tell me, you're the attorney. >> todd: well, i was wrong, i said appellatehe day, this is not going to pass the supreme court, they will not allow this, it is illegal and should not be allowed to pass. get your thoughts, the white house not clarifying joe biden's threat to look into elon musk. >> cheryl: jake jake sullivan refusing to clarify anything, kjp refusing to clarify. he was speaking, asked a question, didn't seem prepared for it, here is the white house response as they refuse to clarify the call for the investigation into national security, the fact elon musk has major saudi investor, listen to this. >> the president yesterday said that it should be that the elon musk acquisition of twitter should be looked into as potential threat to national security. can you offer anything about why -- >> i will defer to the process rather than comment further from this podium. >> cheryl: he's not willing to comment, what is happening at twitter right now, half the staff was let go, elon musk this morning tweeting that the user base of twitter is up, he tweeted

due to hazardous levels of small people are being asked to work from home, all carpool to reduce appellation, which has been made worse by thousands of crop fires in the countries north. a stick keys hangs over new delhi, obscuring buildings, and leaving people gasping for air. i feel like if i stay here for 11 though, owed with energy that was good milan, a toxic mix of dust, traffic fumes, and industry emissions means people in india's capital are effectively breathing and smoke as the air quality index hits more than 10 times the global safety threshold, children are sent home from school. others have no choice but to stay in the smoke if they want to earn a living or losing their home, it was because of pollution. my eyes hurt oslyn and i have difficulty breathing. good morning, little cause especially in the morning. well, but it's on it's hard to drive my taxi because of the pollution. it will as i hope the air improve is over so that we can feel better. uh huh. my vehicle is open. one . it affects us more than people in cars, but i don't want to go the other one, but this isn't new. i

the lower court's decision, the appellate court decision, requiring mr.o the tax writing committee, will be the existing law they'll have to comply with it. and i expect that's going to happen pretty soon. why won't the supreme court hear it? because there is really no interesting constitutional question here. there is no split among the various circuits. it's really, as i said, a rather straightforward statute. and mr. trump needs to comply with it. >> chuck, to be fair, donald trump no? he has got this audit going on, and he's just waiting for that audit to finish. and then, he promises to let us all see his tax returns. trump's lawyers have yet to reply to that subpoena from the january 6th committee. there is also the ongoing mar-a-lago documents investigation, that ag carroll's defamation lawsuit. as if that was not enough, jury selection is underway for an alleged assault outside trump tower in 2015. there is a hearing thursday for the new york attorney general civil case against trump and his adult kids. plus, of course, fulton county and the elect

servant as well and served the state of california workers' compensation attorney and judge and appellate board. my parents influenced me to look at civil service s.i applied to police and sheriff's department at the same time. the sheriff's department grabbed me first. it was unique. it was not just me in that moment it was everyone. it wasn't me looking at the crowd. it was all of us being together. i was standing there alone. i felt everyone standing next to me. the only way to describe it. it is not about me. it is from my father. my father couldn't be there. he was sick. the first person i saw was him. i still sometimes am surprised by the fact i see my name as the sheriff. i am happy to be in the position i am in to honor their memory doing what i am doing now to help the larger comment. when i say that we want to be especially focused on marginalized communities that have been wronged. coming from my background and my family experienced what they did. that didn't happen in a vacuum. it was a decision made by the government. nobody raised their voice. now, i think we are in a better

in that time, i have gained a deep understanding of appellate law and practice, having argued almost 60 cases and having appeared in every federal court appeals criminal jurisdiction. i have been trusted with some of the departments most challenging cases across subject matter areas and have been honored with the departments john marshall award for the handling of appeals. before joining the department, i had a broad base mitigation practices to national law firms, where i gained valuable experience in civil administrative, antitrust criminal law. as i mentioned, i also had the great fortune to begin my legal career as a law clerk to judge chester strobe on the united states court of appeal for the second circuit, where i learned about the value of preparation, meticulous this, civility and collegiality. public service is a passion to me, and i find myself orchard enough to be confirmed and commit to ensuring that every party permit for me has heard, respected and given the opportunity to meaningfully participate in judicial process. to applying the law and partially and to striving

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we visited the northern appellate court commercial court did you ask the judges whether the law enforcementfficers checked their possible connections with a pro-russian company? please, did the dbr check your alleged connections with the pro-russian company investohinvesta, in connection with which there was such a statement. although i do not know about such a statement, i have no connections with the russian federation, so your question today does not connect you to anything with a pro-russian company from investu-helvest, i have no company or any connections at all. thank you for the answer. and you , mr. boris, have nothing on the contrary. the judges' declarative statements contradict their own decisions by which they allow a company with russian capital to raid ukraine in the midst of a full-scale war. we hope that the judicial reform and the renewed high council of justice and the high qualification commission of judges of ukraine will clear the judicial system of judges with dubious fortunes from those whose level of knowledge of the law does not allow justice to be carried out. and

washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and space and radio plus appellate content. c-span now is available at the apple store and google play, download for free today, c-span now your front row seat to washington anytime anywhere. >> up next, the chief judge for the us appeals court for the eleventh circuit talked about the mission of the federalist society and is addressed at the national lawyers convention. he also spoke about the federalist society and its role in the conservative agenda and the courts, this is about half an hour. [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. >> good morning and welcome. i'm dean reuter, general counsel for the federalist society. it is my pleasure to welcome you here today. if you are watching on a live stream or c-span or if you' re watching later the video, welcome in and thank you for being here as we mark the 40th anniversary of the federalist society. [applause] >> i say the word mark perfectly, rather than celebrate. 's in celebration is appropriate, applause is appropriate but i am less interested in pats on the bac

when you talk about judges, for example, you could not get a far left judge confirmed to an appellate court or the supreme court right now. you can get someone who is on the far right. you can get liberal judges, but someone who is viewed as sort of the far left in judicial sentiment is not going to get confirmed to an appellate court, period. that is a difference right now in where we are. but i do think it is important to recognize there's a far left, there's a far right. that doesn't mean that all things are equal right now. but, most importantly, we have to evaluate things issue by issue. there are -- again, this is what happens when you are somewhere near the center, is that you sometimes side with the right, you sometimes side with the left but what i almost never do is side with the political extremes. host: randy is in louisiana. caller: yes, what is your thought on the supreme court increasing the number of justices on the supreme court? dan: i don't think they should increase the number of justices on the supreme court. another thing that i think about bigger picture with re

paid attention to whether the dbr checked the dubious connections of a colleague and the northern appellate economic of the court with the russian federation and how prof. unfit servants of themis contribute to the withdrawal of capital from ukraine in an honest way. on thursday, november 10, at 16:40, watch the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on the espresso tv channel. the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians. victories and losses , analysis and forecasts, politics and geopolitics all this will be talked about by serhiy rudenko and the guests of his program, people who have information and shape public opinion, people who defend ukraine and create the future right now is the main and interesting thing in the program verdict by serhiy rudenko monday through thursday at 5:10 p.m. repeat at 9:30 p.m. the russian peace has invaded ukraine and is destroying ukrainians in order to survive we must defeat the inhumans all together with the whole country mykolaiv teenagers from the public association of dreams junior together with the espresso tv channel announced a fund

the germans needed their forces at the front to control the appellation ukrainian territories. the german command began recruiting local ukrainian volunteers to form the ss calisha divisions ah, plays us up to stump around to the easy what this was kind of just talking about this now. when you kind of things fossil for vlosky nationalist about those i sure is up, i'm gonna stop eating them. it's for him already know, go out on the pool now cause his own allow, or krinski mention at least of yaki lenin's. in 2 months, 26000 volunteers enlisted in the division. after training in bel irosia, france and germany, the new recruits swore allegiance to the right eye. the ukrainian volunteer pledged my continuing allegiance and obedience to the german leader and the german army commander in chief adult hitler. i solemnly undertake to serve the german army alongside my motherland. m civic was divided into the last on des, jessica yates and dogs fight sell off to the open a line out there to turn off to him. next, i mean only somebody in your beliefs, tanius damage the muscle, kinds of ac

watch this week in the program judicial control with tetyana shustrova sympathetic judges as the appellate chamber of the higher anti-corruption court saves high-ranking officials from detention conspiracy for the sake of resolution or projection investment in ruin what will be judged for mayor of the white church a million dollars and we were shocked. why did the suspect of corruption, gennady dyky, refuse to pay the bail ? we defend the law in the court order. i congratulate this judicial control, and i, tatiana shustra. the theme of ukraine is in a state of complete reboot. which continues during the period of full-scale war above the judicial bodies, the supreme council of justice and the supreme qualification commission of judges, is being formed virtually from scratch, so that after a long pause, finally before work today, we will tell you about one of the candidates for the vrp and her dubious court decisions , due to which she probably failed the competition. but first, before the news, the ethical council passed a decision on compliance with the criteria of professional ethics and

the police headquarters and get a photo id stating that they are transvestite interstate, these appellate zones, and plants 15th and possible that soon. and then the document would be stamped by the police chief div upon spelled out after father life has come to put it silent. halsey, if this trans person were walking down the street and the police stopped them, say they could show their transvestite id and the police would refrain from arresting and charging them out of an up c n c fester name on until the 1st. in other words, to island this was a waiver, beating legal persecution help local. and that was an important milestone set at 19 o. 9 on her spilt initiatives. yeah. once non dot, knowin for the 2nd gazette, stood awful, sophisticated, sad team here spelled was ahead of his time. but not everyone agreed with his ambitious reforms. as far as the nazis were concerned, he embodied every thing they despised about the uncommon weimar republic. when they seized power in 1933, the nazis ransacked the research library at here spelled institute. it was one of the 1st targets of the nazi bo

accident and they significantly reduced the amount of compensation . were admitted by the judges of the appellateighest qualification of the commission of judges recommended the release of this circle, but the supreme council of justice refused to do so. this story took place in 2012 at that time the entire judicial system was controlled by the administration at that time. in order for president yanukovych to be the so-called gray cardinal, andriy portnov was the deputy head, he actually managed the supreme council of justice, so by not giving consent to the release of the court, he could take it under his control by providing the necessary decisions at the right time , experts note release someone who is not released . some people owe it to him. for example, he finds himself on the hook for a porter or his assistants, and then he has to follow instructions because he understands, if not, then he can be released at any moment, this is a very common story, we are precisely to make such stories impossible in the future, ukraine is reforming and in some places completely restarting the judicial syst

but that all came to a whole last month when the appellate court in d c. rule that the tax records must be made available to the ways and means committee of the house. this was then suspended by the supreme court when the chief justice ruled that it's got to be put on hold that particular order. but now the supreme court has issued a statement saying that the records have to be handed over to the ways and means committee immediately. so this is yet another defeat for donald trump in the supreme court. remembering that last year, the same court ordered that his financial records be handed over to the district attorney in new york state. but this is a serious situation where now you've got the supreme court ending this ongoing legal dispute. but there's a cover here, the ways and means committee will only be controlled by the democrats until january next year, when the republicans taking over having won the house in the mid term elections. so there's the narrowest windows for the ways and means committee to investigate these tax records that they waited for so long, and also decide what t

palance or, and you trinity, so now we are moving to that globe 1000 whole wanted to be the main appellant. sure. in the relation between, we sent the east in general and making a stability in that war to order. and so i think that's why i think that the globe 1000 generally and egypt in particular made play a very important role in such a regard. do you think the, your political neutrality of the 21st century would be in any way different from the, from what, what was perceived as neutrality in the 20th century? will i take something different? i think because in charlotte, in the 20th century, are related to cold war. yes. yes. some people said cold war never came to an end. and are we are now in the cold, another cold war of but i think it is not a cold war. it is and your work order be created and we are in transition period. and this thunder transition period should have inc. some in this the village t sama, a some ways of conflicting to a more forward to a new era. a new era more palin sits, are more fair for old. and of course, for the south, you know that some i and tripling just h

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