of the record. >> by concern is similar to the chief justice the district court held a nine day bench track and refused return by the court of appealswhy isn't that entirely appropriate conclusion in this case? period because the court did it it was thoughtful and what was supposed to be quick now we are here three and half years later. >> the fact of the matter is the respondent gotten two bites of the apple approving ameliorative measures. >> but my point is it has had zero chance to ask for a favorable exercise spirit that was the first district court. >> no. the petitioner left because it was a grave risk finding and then under the second circuit mandatory felt bound to then consider. >> sorry for not being clear but if we say that it rules and appropriate and the district court after a nine day trial found grave risk why does that lead to a reversal and not allowing parties to move on with their lives? if they think the proper exercise of discretion is the finding of grave risk is to deny return and as a perfectly acceptable result we will not fight it the only reason why we think that is appropriate is because we think after t

i'm sure there are others in other courts of appeals or working their way toward the courts of appeals right now. so it's a it's a an issue that is involved in a considerable amount of litigation that is going on. i would say judge alito that is a painful issue for most of us. it is a difficult issue for most of us. the active abortion itself is many times hard decision a sad decision tragic decision. i believe that for 30 years. we have tried to strike a balance in this country to say it is a legal procedure, but it should be discouraged. it should be legal but rare and try to find ways to reduce the incidence of abortion. but as i listened to the way that you've answered this question this morning and yesterday and the fact that you have refused to refute that that statement in the 1985 job application. i'm concerned. i'm concerned that many people will leave this hearing with a question as to whether or not you could be that citing vote that would eliminate the legality of abortion. that was associate supreme court justice samuel alito in 2006 appointed by president george w. bush j

>> well, the court of appeals was wrong in a decision they made, both on the substance and in terms of turning over redistricting to an out-of-town unelected special master and judicial overseer in steuben county who was a republican leader. >> brennan: democrats control your state legislature, this was a democrat led process. even though i know you are talking about the court right now. >> right. well the process, unfortunately was highjacked by the court of appeals, a bad process has now led to a bad result. we are talking about five different congressional districts with a black and latino population was degraded. the only, most significant jewish district in the country has been detonated for no good reason. >> brennan: do you think you have, you have a case to file in 0 court? i think thae wyers arngse lo a. >> but here is what is most important. we will remain united because we believe in a very simple vision for for america, play hard, play by the rules and you should be able to provide a comfortable living for yourself and your children, educate your children, buy a home and re

the court of appeal of the capital today decided to pay 6 million rubles in the case of a private clinice . this clinic received scandalous fame after a series of mysterious deaths, a lawsuit was filed by relatives of tv producers vladimir artsybashev, who also died after treatment in this hospital. our program has repeatedly told about this story. why? in spite of the medical institution continues to work for no reason and where its chief physician is now hiding report by grigory vdovin the daughters of the deceased producer vladimir artsibashev, as they believed, he died precisely through the fault of the doctors in court, the interests of the daughters were represented by the mother, the ex-wife of the deceased, 585 million rubles. pure profit from the head physician. it's 10 million dollars in such a small one. here. eh, hospital. you can say so, and we began to dig further and now we can say, we have confidence, and we will prove that experiments were conducted in this hospital on people about this clinic on avtozavodskaya, we repeatedly told its doctors that they were accused of ac

we used to, but now when you see that the building of the regional state administration, the court of appeal, the building of the word, they are destroyed, well, they are damaged. i would say so, it should be restored. there is nothing to restore it . no it is not necessary, can restore and do more technological more inclusive and a-a m-m some kind of internal space well, that's how they said in one of their interviews that reconstruction but the possibility of development of architecture some things and which have some historical some they have some some high quality architectural i well no no great stalinist architecture, but these are all the buildings that were just damaged, and mary and kruborada, they are valuable, they must be preserved, they must be very critical, and they must be restored or reconstructed, but they must be returned. and some basic features of the architects should remain. who wants to rebuild kharkiv will be the british norman foster, you must have seen his work in france, the shopping mall in good condition, this is what you know about the new round, that's why our

relative to the court of appeals i was informed by the deputy zoning administrator that the court of ppeals did not hear any items of future planningcommission and then finally for the board of supervisors , legislative affairs manager aaron starr provided to me before plex legislation was continued to the june 6 land use committee and the mission cultural center past landmark nominations past its first three of the board of supervisors . >> if i can add on before plex legislation because we did get a question as to why wouldn't it come back . apparentlythe proposal that the board is considering is to limit those , limited to only property owners who own their property for five or more years to take advantage of the density increased to go from two units support. and although we didn't necessarily discuss that as a policy issue when it came to us it's limiting and we kind of dramatically limited the abilityfor lots to take advantage so that's why it didn't come back to the building commission . just to limit the number. it's more restrictive. >> we can move on to item e, general publi

appeal was concluded. >> we read the opinion as you can imagine, we were quite pleased. >> confession of a new philadelphia teenager convicted of murder has been thrown out. >> an ohio courtion of anthony harris was not voluntary. >> the court went further and said, yeah, this confession was absolutely unlawfully coerced from a young kid and can't be used in any retrial. >> of course, without that, they didn't have much. >> reporter: prosecutors did not retry the case. abc news reached out for comment to the judge from anthony's criminal trial. she did not respond. >> anthony, how are you feeling? >> these are 14-year-old anthony harris' first steps of freedom in a year and a half for the stabbing death of 5-year-old devan duniver in new philadelphia. >> i'm excited, he's coming home. that's all i keep saying, he's coming home. >> is this something you want to forget? >> i don't want to forget, i want to be able to move forward from it. >> there's no anger in your voice. >> no. i don't -- there's no sense to be bitter. even though it hurt a lot, but i'm just not -- it didn't destroy my core as a person. the things i believe in. the things i grew up to become, you know. th

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that if we consider the case of specifically scythian gold, literally on october 26, 2021, the court of appealf amsterdam made a corresponding decision, the decision is that you are scythian return the gold to ukraine the russian federation was terribly indignant in the end, but now, as we can see , the minister of culture and information policy oleksandr tkachenko declared that the scythian gold from the melitopol museum of local history was most likely stolen by the invaders, at least according to the information we have from the regional administration, it will be the first i have a question for the patroness of the cultural infrastructure of ukraine, ms. kateryna chueva. glory to ukraine, kateryna , according to scythian gold, there are many different shades in it, tell us about the current situation the fact is that , unfortunately, the situation in the occupied territories is controlled by the ukrainian side. it is almost impossible, and accordingly, they did not use explosives on their own, and it corresponds to what is happening with the museums there now. the information was, uh, our

of the supreme court from 1975 until 2010. in addition to his time on the court, justice stevens served his country as a judge on the united states court of appeals for the seventh circuit, at counsel to the house judiciary committee, and as a code breaker in the u.s. navy during world war ii. over decades on the bench he dedicated his life to the rule of law and to the judicial craft. he was a jurist to fearlessly exercise independent judgment, guided by experience and the essential values underlying the constitution and the american project. he was a person of integrity, blessed with a singular intellects, pragmatic temperament, humble nature, and generous soul. he was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather. a beloved colleague, and inspiring mentor and an extraordinary figure in american law. the court in this nation are forever better for his service. and we all miss him greatly. i went today to express my appreciation to chief judge david barrett and teresa rose borough who cochaired the arrangements committee for this meeting and to the members of that committee. stuart baker, david to bruin, sarah eisenberg, jeff fis

this will now go up to the court of appeals, or directly to the state supreme court.ourts will face the same choice that the trial court did. do you abide by the florida constitution, or do you ignore it? and i oftentimes say to you in two others, that democracy is on the docket. because we are ultimately left with the courts as the last bastion to preserve rights, in a country where republicans have become increasingly lawless. >> all right, marc elias, who is working on this and other cases, thank you very much i appreciate it. >> thank you, chris. >> next, democrats already facing an uphill battle in the midterms, and with abortion rights at the very top voters minds, why is the speaker of the house doubling down on reelecting a democrat who opposes abortion rights? that race, after this. that race, after this. ace, after this. since i left for college, my dad has gotten back into some of his old hobbies. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's

newt thank you >> a fox news alert, big second amendment news out of the ninth circuit court of appealslifornia, fox's trace gallagher in our west coast news room has all the details. trace what's up. >> the ninth circuit court was blunt saying california's ban on the sale of semi automatic weapons to adults under 21 is unconstitutional a violation of the second amendment. the court said the law was an almost total ban for semi ought adults. judge ryan nelson said america would not economist without the heroism of the young adults who fought and died in our revolutionary army. today we reaffirm that the constitution protects the right of young adults to keep and bear arms. the firearms policy coalition that brought the lawsuit said it's optimistic this ruling will help overturn age based gun bans around the country. we should note not a total victory for gun rights activists. it also tried to block a separate california ban that says adults under 21 who are not in law enforcement or the military much obtain a hunting license before they can purchase a rifle or shotgun. that was put in i

julie rosenberg court of appeals. s an ordinance to address court of appeals surcharges on permit fees approximately 97 percent of board of your operating revenue is generated by third-party on new and renewed permits. this fee is a church art that individuals and businesses pay ontop of the fees they pay for doing business with the city the purposes of supporting the operations of the department . each year the controllers office reviews the fees to make sure they can recover for the departmental cost .these fees werelast rebalanced in 2018 and over time those fees have not kept up with costs . this legislationaddressed and right sizes those surcharges based on an updated analysis . surcharges for permit fees for the department of building inspection and planning will increase from $22.50 to $37 and those from dpw will increase seven dollars to nine dollars. fees from the department of public health will decrease from $46-$43. police from six dollars to three dollars and entertainment commission from 142 . that comple

circuit court of appeals. judge davis has spent her entire career in michigan, and we are better two it. -- better for it. judge davis began working in the eastern district of michigan. during her time there, she served in the office's civil rights. she prosecuted fraud, bank robbery, embezzlement, violent crime, public corruption, and criminal conspiracies involving drug trafficking as well as money laundering. and she saw -- oversaw community and law enforcement initiatives and led the office's diversity efforts. in 2016, judge davis became a magistrate judge for the u.s. district for the eastern district of michigan. in 2019 with the strong support of both senator peters and myself, judge davis was nominated by president trump to serve as u.s. district judge for the eastern district of michigan. her confirmation was bipartisan and so was her support in committee for this sixth circuit nomination. judge davis has done an outstanding job every place she has been serving the people of michigan, and i have no do

the doctor quickly. diagnoses a suspected hit fracture, but there's little he can do with the court of appeals. what offer like a part of how we got bol preview store this makeshift booth splint is supposed to stop the leg moving and protect the hip, but the injury will have lost in consequences. oh yes, law martin. yeah. i bet it's the best the doctor can do in the circumstances and the last call for the teams services before they had back to their shelter. oh, probably no one knows what the next weeks will bring. but jerry slab has made the decision. lee was where familiar with that if straight 5 starts and i hope oh, they don't start ah, if suresh and stride to and just a c t o we will have to leave and i have a little mag when ah, my jo commands. and i also sound port and some staff which i will nate in a case of live and song, marty a big, calm, quiet now. bar was a far omar is o continues to norm for now. so he has also decided to stay. but he to nice, he may have to leave eventually will want to, boy will know. so and so basically when the continued report, her depression would come and

look, that question's at the forefront of the case for the new york court of appeals as we speak. lived in the bronx zoo for most of her life. a group called the non-human rights project is protect against unlawful detention of people, but what defines a person? she deserves person hood protections because she's highly intelligent and autonomous and self-aware. she was the first elephant to pass the so called mirror test which very few species have passed successfully. you can see her touching ing ae x on her forehead. scientists say that means she can recognize herself. she is being kept alone. her attorneys argue in order for happy to truly be happy, she need to be with other elephants in larger sanctuary. let's discuss now with cnn chief legal analyst. people may say why are we talking about an elephant and person hood. the legal jurs the idea of a corporation now this case, what do can you see happening here? >> when i first heard about this case, i thought it was a joke and ridiculous and i still don't think it's going to win but it is a more complicated and interesting questi

he is said edgy 8:44 to the four circuit court of the appeals and this very case, quote this unconstitutional law should never go into effect. cuomo's quote and he is also claimed for himself the authority to fire each and every member of the board of state elections. he would not be an adequate representative. and now they say my friends on the other side say well we have for calls removal protection and we can't be fired by governor cooper. we don't think they are right about that but even if they were than that would just mean that there are unaccountable, unelected officials in charge of this paramount interest. >> counsel, two things. one is what do you do with -- a north carolina supreme court case that says the state legislature cannot represent the state? and i thought that that was the basis of the claim that the law was unconstitutional. not this representative law was unconstitutional? and, to a still don't understand what the conflict here is. the attorney general has said that and it's not the governor that the attorney general is representing the state, board. both the state boa

april, you will not have a verdict on this case. the city court of the city of armyansk a-a in order to a-a later this sentence could be appealed, including to the european court according to the rules of the person, and by september it is possible to file the appropriate complaint here defense a-a filed an appellate complaint e- and since the sentence is clearly illegal, it is not justified, the natural legal sentence was tight control, just in the chemers. well, interestingly, the prosecutors also did not agree with the sentence, they considered that it was too lenient and filed their own presentation and where needed, he will be sentenced to a simple four-year sentence. the decision of freedom was not based on indicators in the colony of the general regime, that is, a person who passed the field of 15 years of soviet life on a tree . consideration of these state submissions by the court of appeals station, but eh, i think that by all appearances, eh, it would be a pity for the prosecutor, there will be war here, and in absentia, we will fix the verdict on the real ones. in terms, what unexpected situation can happen in quote

court of appeals for the third circuit and again while he was on the supreme court. the draft opinion overturns roe v. wade and planned parenthood v. casey stating that the, quote, must be overruled and the authority to regulate abortion must be returned to the people and their elected representatives, close quote. noting correctly that the constitution neither explicitly nor implicitly protects a right to abortion. every human life born and unborn has immeasurable dignity and worth, each unrepeatable and infantly -- infinitely valuable. the lives of an unborn baby and her mother and her father matter. and the court overturning prior precedence such as roe and casey is not unprecedented. not at all. in fact, some of the court's most consequential and lauded decisions overturned prior rulings. justice alito compared the damage rocked by roe and the separate document created in plusy v. ferguson. thankfully the supreme court of the united states in brown v. education overturned plusy turning an end to racially segregated schools just as it appears now poised to overtur

conviction of a new philadelphia teenager convicted of murder has been thrown out. >> and ohio court of appealn was actually unlawfully coerced from a young kid and can't be used in any retrial. >> and of course, without that they didn't have much. >> so jeff and i drove down to new philadelphia, met with anthony's mom, went to the detention facility, and were there when he was released. >> anthony, how are you feeling? >> these are anthony harris' first steps of freedom. 14-year-old anthony harris spent more than a year in a youth facility for the 1998 stabbing death of 5-year-old devan duniver in new philadelphia. >> i'm excited he's coming home. that's all i keep saying, he's coming home. >> cindy was pleased, she was joyful, but i'm sure there was also a sense of still feeling the pain. >> you have no idea how hard this has been. >> she welled up with tears, saying that she thought she had failed her son as a mother because she had failed to protect him from that police interrogation. >> i recall some of the people who were responsible for running that detention facility actually with tear

of others and violating a trade embargo. the company appealed the charges and partially succeeded. in 2019, the courtf appeals dropped the most serious charge of crimes against humanity but to help the -- upheld the other indictments. lafarge has acknowledged that it paid middlemen to negotiate with armed groups, but lames it was in the dark about any connection those groups may have had to terrorism. in 20 21, the highest court in france invalidated -- today the debate has once again return to the forefront. a paris appeals court confirmed they must face the most serious charges. the cement giant disputes the accusations and is ready to appeal their case once more. mark: we will be watching for development on that story and the implication during -- in syria during the conflict. the former king left his homeland amid allegations of a scandal. there were three separate investigations that were shelved due to insufficient evidence. one carlos first abdicated the throne in 2014. allowing his son to take over. stay with us, we have a special program on the cannes film festival up next. ♪ >> hello, thank

and we have breaking news out of the ninth circuit court of appeals in california. very important as it relates to your second amendment rights. a big update coming up laterct on . alllyin of this is humanitariand at 70% from israel directly into ukrainefu. this will feed the people inside of ukraine and the refugees near the border food, medicine, warm clothing is needed. now the situation in ukraine is worsening. the fellowship is now working around the clockos to helpca provide the refugees the life saving necessitiesn . look at all of these people and every one you can savecr hundreds of thousands more strange. more strange. but this is true . the international fellowship of christians this year. forty five dollars gift now rushed blankets and shelter to jewish refugees fleeing for their lives and ukraine for one line can be impacted. your life saving donation automatically doubled to helpai save more lives. right now we can bring planeloads of humanitarian to these jewish refugees so we don't know how much time we have closed except for medicines like insulin an

johnson, it became very narrow this week because the alabama court of appeals ruled against mr. johnson's claim of prosecutorial misconduct because of the money paid to a key witness in the trial. that seems to be one little piece of this whole thing. but for m johnson, it is a complete setback. what is his best chance for getting justice when so many little things went wrong to get him the death penalty? >> this is one of the huge problems with our system. so once a jury returns a guilty verdict in the case, the system switches from representation of innocent, a presumption of nns to prioritizing and preserving the finality of the verdict and the idea is he want to preserve jury verdict, particularly guilty verdicts because if we start overturning them left and right at the first sign of a bad trial, an unfair trial, that it will sort of erode the integrity of the system, and as i wrote in the column that's an illusion of integrity. that's not actual integrity. right? actual integrity is addressing mistakes and fixing mistakes and fixing the injustices and the courts make it ext

circuit court of appeals judicial conference. he had been slated to go. the cancellation comes after his draft memo suggesting the overturn of roe v wade was leaked monday. the u.s. supreme court has not issued a final ruling on the case. now to the latest on the war in ukraine and the associated press investigation found evidence that that attack on a civilian theater. >> where they were using it as a bomb shelter, mariupol killed way more meant many people than originally thought the attack happened on march 16th. the ap is estimating 600 people were killed based on accounts from survivors and rescuers who responded that would make it the single deadliest known attack against civilians since the war started. civilians had written the word children in big russian laters letters in the parking lot. but that did not stop the attack. russian forces are also said to be taking farm equipment and grain from ukrainian farmers. >> ukraine's defense ministry says an estimated 400,000 tons of grain has been stolen so far. russia is also hitting food storage locatio

circuit court of appeals judicial conference. his cancellation comes after his draft memo suggesting the overturning of roe v wade was leaked on monday. the u.s. supreme court hasn't yet issued a final ruling on that case that's expected later this summer. meanwhile, the fallout from the leak supreme court opinion on roe v wade has led to demonstrations and marches across the nation. and here's an example. this is down santana row in the south bay broke out yesterday evening. their message defend roe v wade. happening today, the city college of san francisco board of trustees will vote on more than 200 faculty layoffs. and this comes after 11 protesters were arrested for civil disobedience while participating in a camp out at that college. a viewer shared this video from campus. san francisco police tell us that they responded to city college at about 4.30, yesterday afternoon. the protesters there, several of them included school staff and union members to that. a 13 year-old boy is in the hospital now with serious injuries after

the court of appeal upheld the decision of the organization. russia managed to win some appeals in several sports, referring to the discriminatory nature of some of the decisions, particularly in the sport itself, where russian shoemakers are allowed to participate in international competitions in the a league because of this, table tennis champions are generally beaten in the final stages of tournaments. but again, these are only isolated cases, mainly the whole world, including the sports world already understands that you don't need to play with the aggressor, you just need to isolate him, at least properly. with this, i conclude the sports section and pass on the words to vasyl zhimi , who will continue the big broadcast. we will be in touch later. as far as i understand, serhiy khlan is a deputy of the kherson regional council, mr. serhiy. i congratulate you. do you hear me? glory to the heroes. well, we all perfectly understand that the kherson region now it gives hope and instills anxiety hope because we believe that our armed forces will

tajikistan, currently the participants of the csb are belarus and armenia in addition to these countries, the court proceedings continue in the western commercial court of appealcomplaint was heard regarding the square on olena kulchytska street in lviv this time sokil limited liability company tried to challenge the decision of the lviv city council to grant a permit for the development of a technical documentation for the division of this plot, however , sokol's lawyers did not appear at the meeting, the judges decided to consider the case without them and decided that in the future, representatives of the land resources department of the lviv city council should be included in the meeting as a third party. sokil, a limited liability company, has been going on for several years and plans to build a sports complex there, but residents of the area and representatives of the religious community of the church are against it. before all saints of the ukrainian people, the lviv city council divided the plot of land into two parts, one of which was set aside for the square and the other for the needs of the religious community. but from my point of view, the area w

literal, comes into effect on the same day the result, remember that everyone has the right to a court of appealjust in this case, maybe it is worth thinking about how much er says the procedure in terms of its speed. and this needs to be discussed in detail. the analysis, the preparation of decisions and the release of how much we also cooperated . there are no such objections to the work. where was the committee ? the last instance is already the government, and first it is the government. when we set the maximum prices allowed for retail sale, it is customs because very often i have heard in recent days that it costs tens or even more cars that cannot cross the border it is precisely because of the lack of clarification of the procedures and variable taxation that is why in this case a lot of structures are involved, including that we understand that proving, for example, the railway now, due to the impossibility of sometimes knowing the schedule is very difficult therefore, unfortunately, the situation is not simple. but at the same time, i can say that there is still fuel in the vodka . the

a judge on dc court of appeals. one of great legal minds in the country.ge starr, a question, have you seen anything like this in your life with the leak first draft with a political party encouraging protests at homes of justices with at least early on department of justice taking no steps to protect the justices? >> no, it has been one outrageous thing, the leak itself was as chief justice roberts said an egregious breach, we know that. i have been disappointed there has not been uniin condemnation of the leak. the protests outside different homes, but, justice alito's home is an outrage. you identified law it is a criminal law on the books for a long time, it should be en fored. enforced. >> what would happen in the shoe were on other foot, a decision that maga did not like and all of a sudden people showed up at homes of more liberal justices, harassing them, trying to coerce a decision, kevin mccarthy says, i support these efforts, because i want them to change their ultimate decision. what do you think the react of media would be? >> one of condemnat