sufficient to confirm in other words put a person on the bench for life and it was originally to the court of appeals but also more recently applied to the supreme court so that's a big change from when i was in theth senate but that's sort of the process and once that person is confirmed by a vote they are sworn in and a judge for life. >> the judge being approved what does that number suggest to you? >> the constitution society about the success for the first two years of the biden administration people abused the process. the biden administration having 97 judges confirmed in two years to trump cd5 and now although things got off toor a slow start this year and they've not only got into 100 with the last couple of days 104 and we think today it will be 105 that's very impressive and not just impressive because of numbers but as important as that is it's because of what they are doing. this administration is historic in the diversity of the people that are being nominated and confirmed. seventy-five of the 100 people are women actually 76. sixty-eight are people of color. this is the opposite i thi

ukrainian cities and people's deputies came to atroshenko, the officials called the decision of the appeals court undemocratic and said that they would appeal to the european court of human rights. i will remind you in december that the yavoriv district court found vladyslav atroshenko guilty in terms of a conflict of interests. it is about the official's order to his driver to take his wife's car abroad of the city budget, the appeal complaint was partially satisfied, mainly in the yavoriv district, the court of the lviv region dated december 7, 2022, on the arrest atoshnyk to the administrative responsibility of vladyslav anatoliyovych, an atrosh woman, to be considered guilty of the administrative offenses provided for in part one and part two of article 172 with the symbol seven of the code of ukraine on administrative offenses with the imposition of an administrative fine. this decision demonstrates that ukraine is only trying to become a european country . the big question is whether it is is there objective and impartial justice in ukraine? is there selective justice? everyone must draw th

but this court of appeal judgement . but this court of appeal judgement.reaction to it, please . well, i'm to it, please. well, i'm delighted . vindication despite delighted. vindication despite what carol may have said on twitter , after the after the twitter, after the after the judgement , the judge makes it judgement, the judge makes it perfectly clear that he found there was defamation. there was serious harm, and that she's going to have to pay damages . so going to have to pay damages. so i'm not quite sure how you spin into a victory for journalism. i mean, it was clear from the beginning that carol had no facts. she had a lot of conspiracy theories and i think the original. conspiracy theories and i think the original . yeah, i'm not the original. yeah, i'm not going to comment on that . but i going to comment on that. but i think the appeal court of right today, which is a fantastic and you were put through an extensive investigation by the electoral commission , a long electoral commission, a long investigation by national crime agency . how muc

explanations that any doubts could be dispelled before moving to work at the northern commercial court of appeal. olga popikova worked with a judge at the supreme commercial court just during the implementation of a large criminal scheme there to interfere with the automated system of distribution of cases for the period from 2011 to 13 during the 1980s, investigators established more than 20,000 cases of interference that allowed cases to fall to specific judges, and the state suffered many millions of losses . doubt that after working for seven years in the court it is possible not to notice the implementation of such a large-scale criminal scheme, we called the new members of the vrp to talk about her property and dishonesty in 2019, you bought an apartment of 53 square meters and did not indicate how much it costs until now, you made these corrections yes, my father himself, and he will be attracted to me, the apartment was his . in 2003, when they all came, they lived in the series, and my father gave it to me, and he, as a relative, the movement is tax-free and according to the requirement

court of appeals judge for the third circuit. live to the floor of the u.s. senate here on cspan2. the presiding officer: the senate will come to order. the chaplain will lead the senate in prayer. the ch

new representative of the vrp and get an explanation that any doubts could be dispelled by the court of appealconomic court for seven years. olga popikova worked as a judge in the higher economic court at the time when a large criminal scheme involving interference in the automated system of distribution of cases for in the period from 2011 to 2013, investigators established more than 20,000 cases of interference that made it possible for cases to fall to specific judges, and the state suffered many millions of losses. i personally did not know of any cases , because if i knew about it as a mother , i would report evidence that olga popikova took participation in a criminal scheme and there really is no, however, there are doubts that working for seven years in the court one can not notice the implementation of such a large-scale criminal scheme . square meters and you did not indicate how much it costs until now, have you made these changes to the declaration no, i did not wear it if it is definitely public, this is an interesting answer because this apartment could have been owned by him in

circuit court of appeals and district court. tuesday morning the senate commerce committee considers the nomination of the head of the feeder -- federal communications commission and the senate finance committee considers the nomination of the commissioner of the irsfficials from the department of the state, justice, and white house testify before the senate foreign relations committee on combating fentanyl trafficking. watch next wve on the c-span network or c-span now our free mobile video app. head to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand anytime. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. jerome powell, chair of the federal reserve recently talked about efforts by the central bank to tackle inflation including recent rate hikes. he discussed the effect of the pandemic on the economy and how other countries are managing inflation. from the economic club of washington dc, this is about 40 minutes. >> can i have your attention, please? can i have your attention? [clapping] ok. thank you. so

sufficient to confirm or put a person on the bench for life and actually it was originally just a court of appeals but it was also more recently applied to the supreme court. that's a big change from when i was in the senate but that sort of the process once that person is confirmed by a vote, they are sworn in and they are a judge for life. host: there was news this week in the biden administration, their 100 judge being approved in the senate so what does that suggest to you? guest: we are thrilled the american constitution society is thrilled about the success. even though the trump people abuse the process, the biden administration was ahead having 97 judges confirmed in two years to trump's 85. now it's gotten off to a slow start this year. they have not only gotten to 100 with the last couple of days, 104 we think today will be 105. that's very impressive it is not just impressive because of numbers. it's impressive because of what they are doing. this administration is historic and the diversity of the people that are being nominated and confirmed. 75 of those 100 people are women, actually

representatives of various structures of the mayor's political environment arrived at the lviv court of appealay. that is to say, this there was no party history, this story, well, the defense of the mayor of chernihiv united people who, in general, i would not expect to see in the same session hall , i will not name names. i want to undermine the decision of the court and i am not going to undermine it, but there are certain hints, so to speak, that there may be a certain political background. well, first of all, i want to say that this is the protection of local self-government. i would not tie myself here to the names of local self-government is the basis of democracy and even one of the criteria for our country's entry into the european union, recognition of the success of the decentralization reform, therefore, in fact , today and last time, a huge number of representatives and local self-government of various public organizations and other e-e and people's deputies were present and uh, in order to show that you protect the population. i want to draw your attention to the fact that the de

determine the number of judges of the supreme court, and so on , the independence of the judiciary. thus, another innovation, the creation of an economic court of appeal strengthened. it will be a full-fledged second instance for the economic courts of the country. inquired the president's opinion about the upcoming work for those wishing to return to their homeland. we are still mature, swedes. we've just said we've started working on all of our fugitive crimes, yet by law we're making a lot of judgments in the courts on punishing, uh, those who have committed a crime of this kind on people who are here, how does that fit in? hmm, isn't there some kind of contradiction here then, well, once again, your opinion about some kind of outlet for these fugitives, who nevertheless committed an insignificant offense. somebody's servant escaped yours assessment by the fact that we created a commission to rehabilitate some, so to speak, and they were able to return to their homeland. well , the president was also interested in litigation in cases that are under his control. we continue to monitor the situation in turkey and syria after the most powerful earthqu

explanations that any doubts could be dispelled before moving to work in the northern commercial court of appeallga popikova worked as a judge in the supreme commercial court for 7 years , just at the time of the implementation of a large criminal scheme there to interfere with the automated system of distribution of cases during the period from 2011 to 2013, investigators established more than 20,000 cases of interference, which made it possible for cases to fall to specific judges, and the state suffered many millions of losses due to these issues i personally did not know, because if i had known, i would have had to inform about it evidence that olga popikova participated in a criminal scheme , and there really is no, however, there are doubts that after working for seven years in the court, it is possible not to notice the implementation of such a large-scale criminal scheme, we called the new members of the vrp to to talk about her property and dishonesty in 2019 you bought an apartment of 83 square meters and did not indicate how much it costs until now you have introduced these practices

that we will put handcuffs on his hands, the sbu will report to of this maximum effort, the lviv court of appeal removed vladyslav atroshenko from the post of mayor of chernihiv for a year, and the official must also pay a fine of uah 6,800 . thus, the court partially satisfied the petition of atroshenko. read more about the case of the mayor of chernihiv in our story. at the beginning of the full-scale invasion , vladyslav troshenko's wife iryna left the first shots rang out on the official car of the chernihiv city council of ukraine , the car that was uh for maybe had to go could go technically yes, i uh gave permission to my wife to go outside the city in a company car, and already at the beginning of july, together with their driver, they went on a business trip to switzerland. they were going there in a tesla car belonging to the wife of an official . well, really, i, let’s say, listened to the driver’s insistence and waited for the driver until he returned in the official car, which one way or another had to be returned, and it was in these actions they soon saw a conflict of interest, si

with limited filming in crown courts permitted since 2020, as it is in the supreme court and the court of appealthe start of a pilot scheme, whereby some reporting will be allowed of what happens in family courts — a part of the justice system which involves at least half a million people a year. one of the journalists who's going to be taking advantage of the new scheme is the bbc�*s sanchia berg, who's been reporting extensively on the family courts over her career. shejoins me now. thank you so much for coming on newswatch. why is it so important forjournalists to report from family courts? judges say that we no longer have the death penalty in england and wales, the family courts retain the most drastic powers of any courts because they can take action to separate a child forever from its birth family, from its parents through adoption, they can also make a serious impact on family lives by taking children away, putting them into care. and they also make these critical decisions in what are called private law cases, where parents are separating, they cannot agree on where the children should

, but literally the day before yesterday , the lviv court of appealsit in effect the decision of the yavoriv court and remove you from the post of mayor, a fine of uah 3,400 is the only difference between the two decisions. your case is unique and, to be honest, it is not useful in any way, so he rallied around him representatives of local self-government from completely different circles of different political views, but people who understand that the reform of decentralization, i'm sorry, this is very important, it must be preserved, please give me a word of reflection after the court, please. you know it's not a good thing to comment on the court's decision , but it's possible to ask a question is necessary is it a systematic and uniform decision, i.e. there is no selective justice and, relatively speaking , the law applies equally to everyone, was the court’s decision justified, or can the type of violation be recognized as administrative in general with which they were not suspended, does it correspond , if you define it as a violation, does the m

with limited filming in crown courts permitted since 2020, as it is in the supreme court and the court of appealsaw the start of a pilot scheme, whereby some reporting will be allowed of what happens in family courts — a part of the justice system which involves at least half a million people a year. one of the journalists who's going to be taking advantage of the new scheme is the bbc�*s sanchia berg, who's been reporting extensively on the family courts over her career. shejoins me now. thank you so much forjoining us. why is it so important for journalists to— journalists to report from family courts? judges _ journalists to report from family courts? judges say _ journalists to report from family courts? judges say that - journalists to report from family courts? judges say that we - journalists to report from family courts? judges say that we no i journalists to report from family - courts? judges say that we no longer have the death _ courts? judges say that we no longer have the death penalty _ courts? judges say that we no longer have the death penalty in _ courts? judges say that we no

england in the court of appeals and this complaint was published from a small part of the documents, the british government settled it outside the court, no meeting was held and it denied the details of the documents that were disclosed with its language, only a small part of the documents was used, and it has been several years since this case. in the past, he looked at these documents more carefully and said what issues they revealed that were of great importance. the 18th and 19th groups were the peak of british looting and bloodshed in the african continent . kenya is a country located in the east of the african continent it has fertile soil with rich mineral and natural resources . with the arrival of the british colonists in the middle of the 19th century, they will take over the agricultural lands and pastures of the kenyan tribes, books, natural resources and wildlife . it was under the administrative supervision of the british administration that the british took margaret from here to the resources , not to help us. they had more than 100 they were forced to settle in the nea

house near kiev, worth approximately $200,000, two cars worth approximately $150,000, the lviv court of appeal suspended vladyslav atroshenko from the position of mayor of chernihiv for a year, the official must also pay a fine of uah 6,800, instead , the mayors of ukrainian cities and people's deputies came to support atroshenko, the officials named the decision of the appeal court undemocratic and declared that they would sue the european court of human rights. i will remind you that in december , the yavoriv district court recognized vladyslav atroshenko as a conflict of interest it is about the order of the official in his driver to take the wife's car abroad, here it was decided to partially satisfy the appeal of the trosheka woman, the decision of the yavoriv district court of the lviv region dated december 7 , 2022 to bring the atoshnik to the administrative responsibility of the trosheka woman vladyslav anatoliyovych, to be found guilty of committing administrative offenses provided for in part one and part the second article 172 with the symbol seven of the code of ukraine on administ

of the cassation administrative court of the supreme court of ukraine, myroslava bilak of the supreme court, oleksandr volkov of the sixth administrative court of appealges voted against all the candidates , none of them received the required more than 50% of votes. well, on february 20, the council is meeting again to try to elect a representative from among the new candidates ukrainian pravda apologized to the left for information about his pseudo-russian passport ukrainian pravda apologizes to the left and readers in publications noted that work on errors was also carried out. well, the censor editors did not contact the leftist and he explained that he does not have a russian passport. this is not my photo. i was not born in moscow. thanks to shabunin's text, everyone already knows that i was born in the city of ukhta , where is mine? my grandfather was serving a sentence, poltava rebels were sent there, he also said that he was very fond of someone else's photo with photoshop, but his nose was rock and his eyes were like that , so the story is like that. the chairman of the european council , charles michel, said that among the fundamental condit

federal circuit court of appeals. udge panel or the ultimate enbanc full court resolution of this issue will go against perry. i think when they're revealed we may see precisely why perry felt the need to ask for a pardon. because this had nothing to do with legitimate legislative sphere as the supreme court cases say matters. this had to do with really a corruption of the process and an atmt to overturn, criminally overturn the results of an election. >> jackie, i can already hear trump's defense if he were ever to be held accountable, scott perry told me to do it. let me show you what we know about scott perry's role from the 18-monthlong congressional probe into the january 6th insurrection and donald trump's broader effort to overturn his defeat in 2020. here's former congressman elaine luria on this program friday. >> it was central to the plan that they have a close ally in the department of justice. and they find this guy jeff clark. and scott perry and why encouraged him to be the person to introduce this perso

circuit court of appeals and district court. tuesday morning, considering the nominaon of gigi song to head federal communitions commission and considering the nomination of the commissioner of the irs. later officials from the department of state, justice, and the white house testify before the senate foreign relations common combating fentanyl trafficking. watch next week live on the c-span network or c-span now our free mobile video app. head to c-span.org for scheduling information or to stream video live or on-demand any. c-span. your unfiltered view of government. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including cox. >> homework can be hard. but squatting in a diner for internet can make it harder. that is why we are providing lower income students access to affordable internet so homework can just be homework. >> cox supports c-span as a public servant along with these other television providers bringing you a front row to democracy. at the capital house speaker k

circuit court of appeals a district courts. tuesday morning, theenate commerce committee considers a nomination for the federal communications commiio wednesday, and nomination considn of the commissioner of the irs. lafficials from the departments of states, justice, and the white house testify before the senate foreign relations committee on combating fentanyl trafficking. watch on the c-span networks or c-span nr free mobile video app. and head to c-span.org for the schedule or video streaming, live and on-demand anytime. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. >> coming up, your calls and comments on news of the day. mary kay henry, international president of the service employees international union discusses the state of labor unions in the u.s. and the president's economic policies. then a look at federal spending and the debt limit with ryan reidel, senior fellow at the manhattan institute. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning. monday, february 13, 2023. yesterday, a u.s. fighter plane shot a high-alt

of the supreme court? >> if it doesn't go to the supreme court, or united states court of appeals, the d.c. second highest court of the land, anderson, but the complication, is mike pence a former executive privilege, is the relationship with donald trump, who is not one the president of the united states, number two an individual, but number three also a candidate for office. now certainly, many of the communications he would have had with donald trump and their capacity as president and vice president, or going to be protected, and frankly ought to be protected assuming they are not talking about breaking the law. now, it gets a little bit more complicated, where if they were talking about purely political matters, purely personal matters, it is good to be something in the court will have to carve up. and, to the point elliott was making, a could take some time to figure out some of these very complicated issues a first impression that court simply have not seen yet. >> so, there's no telling the timeline of any testimony? >> there is a deadline on a subpoena obviously, we did not know wha

the fourth court of appeals in richmond had marked luttig as one of the leading conservative intellectualsa most conservative judge on the most conservative court in america. some might look at judge luttig and say he has fallen out of line with conservative values. maybe he has shifted left. that is not what his actions reflect. judge luttig wynne standing for his long how conservative values by standing up to donald trump and by working its laws that exploited constitution in risk weakening our democracy. i've been very happy to learn more about judge luttig over the past few months, not only because of his expertise, experience, in a deep knowledge of the law in constitutional matters but because i truly think it's story and a position as a leading conservative mind standing up for democracy is vitally right now and needs to be heard. in that same washington post report says, quote, the former president's political future with del triple blows, luttig says, by his ruling that -- the referral by the january six committee and the failure of his favorite candidates in the 2022 midterm elec

a new full composition of the higher qualification commission of the court, this is olena korotun, a judge of the northern court of appeal candidate for membership in the higher qualification commission for such a high position, reputation and biography judges must be impeccable, however, this is not something that olena korotun can boast about, but character and luck. perhaps the court and members of her family are quite lucky, they always win something and have wonderful relatives who give valuable gifts, houses, cars, jewelry, that my husband and i are independent and even in our student years we agreed that independence is the main attribute in the family. in 2011, olena korotun declared more than 330,000 hryvnias of income from the sale of movable and immovable property and more than 835,000 hryvnias in this way, the members of her family received, however, which property the korotun family sold, the judge did not indicate in the declaration, and this is the most interesting thing, because the husband of the candidate for the higher qualification commission of judges is also a judge, and for the previous 10 years th

circuit court of appeals and district courts. tuesday morning, the commerce committe considers the feder communications commission. when say, senate finance commite nsiders daniel warfel as commissioner of the later, departments of state, justice and the white house testified before the senate foreign relations committee on combating fentanyl trafficking. watch next week live on the c-span networks or c-span now, our free mobile video app. also, had to c-span.org for scheduling information were to stream video live or on-demand any time. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. announcer: next, former military officials on how the u.s. addressed a takedown operation of the chinese spy balloon. hosted by the jewish institute for national security. this is an hour. >> welcome. i am john hannah. i am proudly that -- senior fellow. i want to do a personal shout outs to randy and charles who have been longtime supporters. i believe charles is in our audience. he is a great board member. together with the other people on this webinar

with limited filming in crown courts permitted since 2020, as it is in the supreme court and the court of appealwill be allowed of what happens in family courts — a part of the justice system which involves at least 500,000 people a year. one of the journalists who's going to be taking advantage of the new scheme is the bbc�*s sanchia berg, who's been reporting extensively on the family courts over her career, and shejoins me now. thank you so much for coming on newswatch, sanchia. why is it so important forjournalists to report from family courts? well, judges say that we no longer have the death penalty in england and wales, the family courts retain the most drastic powers of any court because they can take action to separate a child forever from its birth family, from its parents through adoption. they can also make a serious impact on family lives by taking children away, putting them into care, and they also make these critical decisions in what are called private law cases, where parents are separating, they cannot agree on where the children should go and the court will decide where they

[applause] we have our wonderful supreme court of appeals. with us tonight is chief justice walker, justice john hutchinson, justice kim on said. thank you all so much. [applause] are constitutional officers, attorney general patrick marcy, state auditor, secretary of state warner, commissioner of agriculture kent lee hart, state treasurer and state superintendent del rich. [laughter] we have al beautiful young lady from our congressional delegation and that's our third senator, shelley moore. [applause] we have our general, west virginia national guard brigadier general bill crane and i don't know where bill is, wherever he is. cheer for him, that's all there is to it. [applause] major james jones and i think he's with our general we had the chance to live. [applause] we have our commissioner robert and me get through these. we have our director of the in this office of foreign affairs deal and marshall, grant smith and members of the staff. so now clap for them. [applause] [applause] we have our covid team. you just give up this. these peopl

>> if it doesn't go to the supreme court, it will go to the united states court of appeals for the d.c. circuit which is like the second highest court in the land, anderson. but the conversation with mike pence over executive privilege is the relationship with donald trump, who is number one, the president of the united states, number two, an individual, but number three, also a candidate for office. now certainly many of the communications he would have had with donald trump in their capacity as president and vice president are going to be protected, and frankly, ought to be protected, assuming they're not talking about breaking the law. now it gets a little more complicated where if they were talking about purely political matters or purely personal matters, it's got to be something that a court will have to carve up. to the pointelle yot was making, it could take some time to figure out some of these complicated issues of first impression that courts have not seen yet. >> there is no telling the timeline of any testimony? >> we don't have the timeline. there is a deadline on a subpo

is in and it will be working on president biden's judicial nominations for the first circuit court of appeals and district court spirit on wednesday, the senate finance committee to consider the nominati of daniel as the commissioner of the irs. they will testify before the senate foreign relations committee. watch this week, live on the c-span network or on c-spa our free mobile video app. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span shop.org is c-span's online store, home to the latest collection of apparel, books, home decor and accessories. there is something for every c-span fan. every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-span shop.org. jerome powell, chair of the federal reserve talked recently about efforts by the central bank to tackle inflation including recent rate hikes. he also discussed to effect of the pandemic on the economy and how other countries are managing inflation. this is about 40 minutes.

the first is a confirmation on a judge for the court of appeals.re is a vote on a judge in puerto rico. that's what we are expecting on the senate. this is our open form. any political or state issue you want to talk about, this is only turn the program over to you. spring lake, north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. every morning, i've got a little issue i am getting concerned about. it's the land sales and the food land sales they are selling to the chinese. i don't know if anybody is keeping up with that. it is kind of scary. that's all i've got to say. have a good day. host: we talked a little bit about that in the first segment. a new york post story from last summer was taking a look at il estate sales to chinese nationals in 2021. $6.1 billion on u.s. real estate in 2021. that's the highest on record. this is don in fresno. could morning. caller: good morning. i am enjoying your show this morning. i have a question that's been bugging me. it's on food stamps. medical issues with obesity and other problems due to improper eating,

probably the large body of the profession expected the decisions of the high court and the court of appealrt, having lost in the court of appeal, that the neighbouring flat owners succeeded in the supreme court. it was a split decision of the court. it was 3—2, which shows you how finely balanced it was. so there is an element of surprise, a very interesting story. the viewing platform at tate modern openedin the viewing platform at tate modern opened in 2016. so is part of the judgment here about who was there first? there is so much construction in that part of london that it is hard to remember whether the platform came first or whether the blocks of flats were still being built at that point. some people would say, if you're going to live in that area, you can't really miss the tate modern. it is in that area, you can't really miss the tate modern.— in that area, you can't really miss the tate modern. it is the people in class the tate modern. it is the people in glass houses _ the tate modern. it is the people in glass houses argument. _ the tate modern. it is the people in glass hous

, they go to the fifth circuit court of appeals. dely considered the most conservative court of appeals in the country. and to the supreme court, which overturned roe v. wade in june. there's really a path there that has been consistently, you know, has consistently yielded the results that conservatives want on these kinds of cases. so, you know, i think that if this case was filed in a different district, with a judge that had a different reputation, abortion rights groups would be far less concerned, because the claims in the lawsuit have been pretty widely dismissed as lacking kind of legal and medical basis, but because it is this judge at this moment, they're really worried. and they're making plans for, you know,epristone goes off the market. and there are some things that they can do. they could go to a misaprostol only protocol, a different kind of pill that has been used, but that is not something that has been done in this country for a lot of years, so it would take a lot of finagling and send abortion clinics into upheav

court. here is the decision of the krasnodar arbitration court. themis satisfied the demand of the owls, but the entrepreneurs appealed against the decision , moreovermanaged to present in the opinion of experts who recognized the mansion with the foundation and the huge pool capital buildings. that is, in fact, all structures include a residential building called temporary huts to the house, which experts recognized as not a permanent structure, even if we bring a gas pipeline. here, he, which is, in fact, the grossest violation of the experts did not happen and the presence of a barrier blocking the passage for foresters having a rest. here are the pointers. information that traffic is prohibited from parking vehicles threaten with a fine of 5,000 rubles. specified by the tenant made in order to ensure that on its territory a violation forest law requirements. other vehicles could not pass, and in order to create a certain zone on its territory , the 15th arbitration court of appeal in rostov-on-don became the last resort for the science city company. the decision was made by the board chaired by the judge of the novel. ilyushin he believed, in fa

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court of appeal it is issued without objection, the decision will be protested because some of theses remain, when did the enforcement of the sentences come, what did the enforcement of the sentences do with each of these cars, there should be a case , according to the judicial authorities , there are about a thousand seized cars in tehran province. these cars are foreign and expensive cars. we are asking all the stories and all the judges of the revolutionary court to review the case of these cars one by one . should be whatever the task should be determined faster, it will not be appropriate for this situation to continue, and we will definitely not allow this situation to continue, but within the next two months, hopefully, we will be able to clear all the cars that are here, mohammadreza fallahi , sed and sima news agency, reporter's field observations. we are talking about the increase in the price of some detergents by a number of manufacturers , while the support organization announced that no license has been issued to increase the price of these products. like the glass in t

circuit court of appeals and district courts. tuesday morning, the commerce committe considers the feder communications commission. when say, senate finance commite nsiders daniel warfel as commissioner of the later, departments of state, justice and the white house testified before the senate foreign relations committee on combating fentanyl trafficking.

citizens after the deoccupation, the traitor tried to hide , failed, the eighth administrative court of appeal a statement by the security service and the ministry of justice. regional deputies on in the temporarily occupied territories of crimea, donetsk region and luhansk region remain with powers because elections were not held there. in the following year, the court banned 16 political parties, among them, in particular, opz , the opposition bloc and the sharia iron ukrainization party. of the soviet past, in particular , the two south-western and southern branches will be renamed, and the program will also include the ukrainization of tickets in the language of the aggressor they will replace it with an international one, they will get rid of the old soviet names of railway stations, and they will also replace the designations of traffic lights of conventional addresses and abbreviations. changes will also take place for drivers. from now on, all mileage will be calculated from kyiv, not moscow, on the first track. in the capital, a symbolic zero kilometer sign was installed instead of th

she can go to the court of appeals here in the u. k. the supreme court after that. and then her lawyers have even suggested it could go to the european court of human rights. now, her citizenship a was stripped back in 2019 by the van home secretary saget javits. a. he was criticized by a former director of public prosecutions at the time saying that he'd done so just because he wanted to further his aims to become prime minister out of ambition. and that job individual said it was immoral that was there was significant parts of british public opinion, very hostile to she, me, ma, begum fact van, who'd gone obviously of her own volition to syria. she since has given interviews in which she says that she would be prepared to stand trial for a membership of i. so a terrorist organization she denies ever carrying out violent acts or preparing the more training people to do so. some public sympathy has actually swung her weight in those into is in recent months and years where she said house she had to marry an eyesore fighter. she lost 3 young children when she was a ou

yesterday the fifth circuit court of appeals struck down a law that bars domestic abusers who are under restraining orders from possessing a firearm. they struck it down. they are eight times as likely to get shot if you are in that situation. struck down a commonsense law that has been on the books for 30 years. they are saying it it's ok for someone under restraining order for threatening their partner or child to own a firearm. it's outrageous. it's dangerous. abusers are five times as likely to kill a female victim if they are armed with a gun. i respect to the right of response will going orders but someone who has threatened or beaten of domestic partner is not a responsible gun owner. we should be on the side of the victims, not the abusers. it's an example of why it is so important week confirmed nearly 100 federal judges in just two years. we need to codify roe v. wade. we need to pass john lewis voting rights and advancement act. and the freedom to vote act. in the tragic death of tyre nichols, we were reminded once again, we have to pass safeguards that were built into the ge

well, the poltava court of appeal at today's meeting left in of the decision not to remove the head ofoltava community, oleksandr mamai, who is accused of disclosing data on the location of units of the armed forces of ukraine , contact us oleksandr solontay, expert of the institute of political education, executive director of the reconstruction and development agency, we congratulate oleksandr glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, well, accordingly, our topic is self-government during the war. so, we see what a big court debate is going on in the case of mamai, on the other hand, in the case of the mayor of chernigov, mr. troshenka, who was suspended from office for more than a year in much smaller, so to speak, less loud stories, so to speak, somehow everything passed very, very somehow so strangely and calmly, well , in particular, we are talking about the purity of the wording of the appellate court, we do not undermine it, so to speak say the decision of our court well, but if you compare the two stories, it is somehow not completely clear, oleksandr. what do you think is happeni

well, the eighth court of appeal banned the activities of the party of regions, as it were, but as youhe history of the unfolding of all those processes in practice, well, look, the parties began to be banned in the summer, and we emphasized because this is only the beginning and it turns out that our judicial system coped much faster than the legislative one, that is, the verkhovna rada, we will still have the first anniversary of the full-scale invasion in a few days and we are entering the second year and nestor shufriz remains the head of the committee with us on issues of freedom of speech, the representatives of the polish people's party remain in leadership positions in the committees, and the deputies from the already banned pro-russian parties remain with powers in the local councils . that is, we now as a country have banned seals and banned statutes. and the main thing for pro-russian parties to be their representatives and they essentially remain in the political system, we just today made public information about what percentage of cases involving state traitors and collab

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. >> the court of appeals did not have too much difficulty in unanimously concluding that the naturef the abuse was not undetermined. >> reporter: nikki's sentence goes from 19 years to life, down to 7 1/2. as of now, she's served six years of that. >> they did reduce her sentence. but they did not reverse her murder conviction. >> reporter: we reached out to chris grover's family, and although they declined to do an interview, his mother gail shared this with us. "we were very happy with the prosecution in this case and believe the jurors reached the right verdict. the appellate court's decision was a slap in the face. we believe nikki's accusations of abuse are untrue and maintain chris was a peaceful, loving partner and father." instead of getting out when her kids are young adults, nikki is now set to be released in 2024. >> thank you so much for being here. >> reporter: nikki's supporters now have a renewed mission, to get her home even before that new release date. there's only one person who can make that happen, the governor of new york, kathy hochul. stay with us. still disr

believes state bill 35 help turn the tide helping to speed up housing permits to block frivolous court of appeals that can and often did tie housing projects up for years. >> it has been transformational. >> sb 35 will expire in two years to now he will introduce senate bill 423 to keep the legislation in place and even strengthen it into the future. he says under the current law more than 80,000 homes have been built or are being built. 75% are below market rate and he says letting sb 35 expire would be unconscionable. especially because california is not required to build 2.5 million new homes in the next eight years to try to address the housing crisis. >> it will take all the tools in the tool kit. >> in san francisco, 2000 homes have been built with the help of sb 35 and 1000 in the process. today a woman who owns one of them says being able to afford her own place in her hometown of san francisco is nothing short of a miracle. >> when i moved in, it was a brand-new place. and never that i can imagine this. >> the nonprofit mercy house built 145 new homes in a development and the head of rea