, well , the composition of the court of appeals is not even discussed here. we are well aware of the reputation of this court, which, by the way, should have been abolished a long time ago. the concept of judicial reform in our country seems to continue like this. the presidential project, which was submitted to the parliament as an urgent matter on april 15, if i am not mistaken, i am not mistaken. last year in 2021, as an urgent matter regarding the liquidation of the ozk. as a result of the competition, it announced the rating of candidates for the position of the head of the department and his deputy, as well as the head of the fifth department, but the official decision of the commission did not approve this rating in accordance with the rating among of candidates for the position of the head of sap, the detective of the national anti-corruption bureau, oleksandr klymenko, scored 246 points, the prosecutor of the prosecutor general's office, andriy sinyuk , 229 points. part of the members of the competition and the meeting of the leadership of the cam e s

. - the head of sap. competitive evaluation of applicants and the sixth court of appeals of the city kyiv is considering today until today. as i understand the appeal against the decision of the district administrative court. they promised to do it by july 18. it is now the 19th, and i specially checked on any official resources or portals. there is still no conscious decision with on this issue, public activists insist that the commission should meet regardless of the decision of the district administration. well, it is not at all legitimate in any way, but the commission refers to the fact that the office the prosecutor general for a long time does not give them the right to hold this meeting, does not announce the meeting of the competition commission, and to this day they nod at each other, they are supposed to meet today, but the head of the commission notes that there are big doubts about the quorum, whether a miracle will happen and whether will appear in our specialized anti-corruption prosecutor's office, the head of which was elected and who actually suits meets all the cri

this is what the 6th court of appeals will make by monday. complaint of the commission of the meetinge head of the sap and the prosecutor general's office against the decision of the district administrative court of kyiv regarding the financing of the procedure of the commission of the meeting of the head of the sap provision of financial military aid to ukraine by our partner countries. to be efficient and high-quality to respond to the european but the council can be guided by calls from the president's office, which is hard to imagine in europe, so it is not only in the law, but the anti-corruption laws are normal, but the authorities have not been able to appoint an anti-corruption prosecutor for almost two years, and rather they don't want to, and they don't want to because of that who doesn't want it to work now and it doesn't work because there is no anti-corruption prosecutor uh, that's why the measure in this case requires the illegal appointment of the person who was elected as an anti-corruption prosecutor, well that's i don't know whether it is or not, we will see, but our

they sent it back to the court of appeals and this is the court of appeals' answer to the homework assignment on that. it says the committee can get documents but it narrowed the time frame and also narrowed the scope of the documents only dealing with him directly or his companies that he personally supervised. it rejected mr. trump's claims that the court should not give any respect to a revised explanation from the committee on what the legislative need was for this. of course, yes, we will honor that. it also rejected the claim that since he was no longer the president, none of those concerns from the supreme court still apply. the appeals court said they started this lawsuit when he was president but those factors, the separation of powers factors still apply. trump lawyers will, once again, appeal. >>> coming up, vice president kamala harris is getting a second act. >>> we are checking on a huge show, how a rally may help brittney griner. >>> president biden making his way to the japanese embassy in washington after the assassination of prime minister shinzo abe. assassination of prime

yesterday's video address, so we are waiting what there, according to the decision of the sixth court of appeal, i think that he will not take responsibility and slow down our movement towards the european union, he will cancel the decision of the court of appeal of kyiv, the city of kyiv, and tomorrow there will be a meeting, i hope, of the competition commission, where are they? i think that there will be no problems to figure out who scored how many points and uh to decide and declare the winner uh, that's another matter, it's not ms. venediktova at that time in december of last year she took it upon herself to because she said that you have candidates to pass a special inspection and i don’t know exactly. well, in my opinion, to what extent i have the information correctly, the results of the special inspection have not yet been provided. so that nothing prevents the competition commission from making the decision that society and the president are waiting for, and the employees of sap are also waiting for, and they want to work effectively, but they can't for these reasons that i don't hav

very briefly before i enter, see the court of appeal does not stop the work of the commission in any commission can meet right tomorrow and approve the already existing winner in 5 minutes, the uaz decision is inadequate and has not entered into force, nothing prevents the commission from meeting the winners tomorrow, we just need a presidency, we have a question in terms of its composition, part of the commission is controlled by the president's office, and the international members of the commission speak about it independently. you asked what should be done . i am a very complicated story. the presentation picks up the phone and says tatarov. stop blocking the background. stop blocking the appointment of the head. the useful commission will meet in 5 minutes and vote on the necessary decision because the international part of the commission and several ukrainian representatives who, as independents , demanded to convene the commission twice demanded it twice to do, and according to the order of the commission's work, the chairman was obliged to convene this commission twice, mrs.

still, i want to add because the 6th court of appeals has to make a decision on the commission's complaint election of the sap leadership and the prosecutor general's office to the decision of the district administrative court of kyiv to cancel the work order of this and we expect a wise, balanced and above all honest and transparent decision of the sixth court of appeal, the commission should work the results of the competition are obvious and it is necessary to finally wrap up this story with the sap prosecutor and move further in the direction of the european future, and at this point we will pass the floor to the news, our colleague iryna koval is already ready to present her live broadcast from the editorial office of espresso and iryna, thank you colleagues literally in a moment i will tell about the most important events at this time in the news program 15 in ukraine and chas novin on the espresso tv channel greetings in the studio of iryna koval vinnytsia in mourning, the city is recovering from russian terror from the rocket attack on in the center of the city, 23 people were kill

if we look at a high court where we can win in texas, the court of appeals, making the argument for why we need to support. our progressive candidates who work -- were county judges that are running for court of appeals , when they talk about the district attorney races, we can point them to county attorney races. talking about mayors, we can talk about commissioners. we have a commissioner candidate in the room from fort bend who are we should -- who we are sure to endorse and support. [applause] so important work everyone on the stages doing -- stage is doing to help educate folks on other places we can win in texas. it is not just on the congressional level or the state legislature. >> you know i was going to bring up the rear. everything they said times 1000 to piggyback. the movie everything, everywhere all at once. that is a great movie. but there is some dexterity, i want to call it out and centre it. i have the privilege of doing philanthropy across other issue areas. you realize the abundance of other fights, i want to speak honestly about when we talk about scarce resources, a

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majority of the time share victims has yet to receive a penny in compensation. >> i went to the court of appealely, and said, who is that gentlemen? >> i said, well, he is giovanni destefano, why? >> this man has been filing legal documents related to his cause. that should only be signed by counsel and by lawyers with rights of order, ordinance in this country. now this was a shake yourself awake moment. >> giovanni's position was, i am a practicing attorney from italy. and i have the right to practice in the uk. >> he directed 7749, allowing all foreign lawyers the right to practice in each other's jurisdictions. >> the judges did not in any way make it clear to me that they were seized of any evidence to suggest he was not a practicing lawyer. they were just acting on rumor, suspicion, about whether or whether or not he was qualified. >> the loss state, casting some doubt about whether you are entitled, because you haven't proved that you are a qualified lawyer. >> i mean, are you qualified in the law? do you have a seal on it? >> do allege to be a lawyer, if you do, say so on camera. >> the

will these two points become true, that we did not wait for the final decision of the sixth court of appealsthe appointment of the head of sap will be signed by the acting responsibilities the prosecutor general then, uh, somehow i don't know the background for contesting all this, in fact, you have to understand that there really are a lot of components, uh, in this matter, political , as well as legally, i also don't see any obstacles for the acting official to actually appoint the head of sap because, well, there are already many examples in history when acting prosecutor generals actually performed their administrative powers and appointed heads of prosecutors' offices of various levels, so i think that in this case, it will also be unprofitable for the authorities to use this argument there for delegitimization that this will mean at the same time the delegitimization of other decisions of the acting prosecutor general, so it seems unlikely to me that this will be an argument, but i agree that there is actually a large field for delay in the process of appointing a manager, the presiden

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

i think if we look at a high court, where we can win in texas, it's the court of appeals, and making gument for why we need to support our progressive candidates who our county judges in places like harris county and corbyn county who are running for court of appeals, who can't win. i think we need to talk with the district attorney races, the county attorney races, when we talk about mayors, we could also talk about commissioners. we have a commissioner candidate here in the room from -- texas who tory and when you lead, for, instance were ready to endorse and support for the first-time candidate, a 30 year old, who will hopefully be our next democratic commissioner in fort pen. [applause] yeah. importance, the work of everyone at the stage is doing to help educate national folks on other places we can win in texas. it's not just on a congressional level. it's not just on a state level. >> you know i was going to bring up the rear with the killers inside the house, right? everything they say, tens of thousands of piggybacked, and the movie everything everywhere all at once? it's a gr

another party was also banned by the eighth court of appeal of lviv, and ukraine is happy. recently,was still called successful ukraine. and the actual youth wing of this political force was led by an odious person before the war, they were simply successful because they became happy and an odious blogger led the youth a wing of this organization to the word about olesya medveeva, too. it still existed, by the way, it was a political project of the ex-minister of revenue and taxes from the 12th to the 14th year of oleksandr klymenko, and i will remind you that he was suspected of treason and corruption in the end. he surrenders fled to russia, that's right, he wasn't in ukraine. well, you know, when i heard we were happy , ukraine is. we've been dealing with the problems of the party for a long time. maybe trying to manipulate in this way, but this party of klymenko - this is a very interesting phenomenon , we paid attention in our reports and even a few years ago that no one knew about klymenko's party, successful ukraine conducts activities that are measured with the activities of

for ukraine and limit russia's ability to continue this war. the decision of the court of first instance the court of appeal of the lviv region upheld the decision of the court of first instance and so the doctors of zhydachi of the district central hospital in the lviv region in the war in the death of a child, the tragedy happened 5 years ago, 12-year-old roman kulak had an intestinal volvulus, however, in the area of ​​the hospital, the boy was treated for poisoning for nine hours, six days after three operations in the okhmatdyt regional hospital, the child died according to the findings of the forensic medical examination, the correct diagnosis was established late and precious time was lost precisely in the area of ​​the hospital , the accused infectious disease expert hanna chuschak asked the appellate court to close her case criminal proceedings in connection with the expiration of the statute of limitations for the crime, the judges granted this request . and here, the surgeon yu mykhailiuk, despite the fact that he immediately received a one-and-a-half amnesty, until the last tried to cancel the p

trump's people want to play this out through the district court, court of appeals, and of course going to the supreme court, where we can have a big, long talk about which way that's going to go depending on the votes. >> you're at the intersection of, you know, obviously having a prosecutor and also a member of congress. the idea of, you know, you've got the wheels of justice turning, but you've got the bureaucratic wheels turning them back sometimes. and being so incontemplative but also to the point of paralysis. i wonder what you make of that timing. >> i think they're going to play the old equivalent of dean smith's four corner offense at north carolina -- >> that's my alma mater. >> exactly. so, you know exactly what i'm talking about. run the clock out, score as little as you can, run the clock out, score now have the win. that's what this is all about for them. i don't think they have much of a legal standing. and remember, this is not the january 6 committee where the remedy is contempt and a misdemeanor, even if it is from a misdemeanor in hell that kind of froze over for ste

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why is this nomination to the court of appeals so bad and why does it have to be stopped? his one is particularly bad. out of all the biden nominees, she is right up there with one of the worst. she's worked with george soros, the aclu, planned parenthood, open borders group, the teachers unions, she's advocated for abolishing prisons, defunding a police, mask mandates in schools, crt in schools, she's a left-wing radical. >> laura: the criminal justice issue, that in and of itself seems to be a disqualifier. she doesn't believe in prisons, and she doesn't believe in punishment buried how to use it as a federal appellate court judge if you don't believe any better of those things? >> you don't. and she also think that our criminal justice system is racist, and so she's going to have a hard time doing her job. >> laura: now, instead of pressing on any one of those issues that we talked about, here's how secretary -- senator, excuse me, cory booker, used his time during the confirmation hearing. watch. >> you can rest, because i just want to talk to you for a few minutes, i d

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court of appeal and then going to the supreme court where we could have a big long talk about which way that's going to go depending on the road. >> i mean, you're at the intersection of a former prosecutor, and also a member of congress, the idea that, you know you had the wilts of justice turning. but you have the bureaucratic wheel turning them, back sometimes and being so in contempt of the. but also to the port of paralysis. and i wonder what do you make of the timing of that contemplation. >> well, i think that it clearly stent of the fact that they're going to play the old equivalent of the four corners offense in north carolina. >> that's my motto. >> all right, so you know exactly what i'm talking about. on the clock. outscore solace you can. score enough to win. that is what this is all about. i don't think that the really have much of a legal standing. and, remember, this is not the january six committee where the remedy is contempt and a misdemeanor. even if it is from a misdemeanor that kind of froze over for steve bannon. this is more of a contempt of a grand jury subpoena

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

friday, knight will file a petition with the state court of appeals, asking for a hearing based on newl mary, one that comes after the release >> they can say ignore this thing and let's set an execution date for this man or they can say, there's something here. >> reporter: the more than 300 page report done by international law firm reed smith points to an inadequate police investigation and states quote is our conclusion no reasonable juror hearing the complete record would have convicted richard gossip of five-day forecast murder. they found prosecutors destroyed evidence and covered evidence that never went before a jury calling it a complete break down in our criminal justice system. the lead prosecutor did not respond to cnn's request for comment. the attorney general office did not respond to request for evidence. >> they found paper work that had never been found before. >> reporter: the report was commissioned by a bipartisan group of 34 state lawmakers, including 28 republicans led by mcdugal. >> if we put aen innocent man to death, that means we can do it in future so why h

why is this nomination tot the court of appeals so bad and how why does it have to be stopped? this one is particularly bad out of all the nominees.s. she's right up there with one of the worst. she's worked with george soros,t the aclu, planned parenthood open borders group, la raza, the teachers unions. io she's advocated forns abolishing prisons, defunding the police mask mandates in schools and schools. >> she's a left wing radicalra for the criminal justice issue that inn and of itself seems tob be a disqualifier. she doesn't believe in prison i and she doesn't believe in punishment. how do you see it as a federal appellate court judge if you don't believe in either of those things? you don't. and she also thinks thatal our criminal justice system is racist. and so she she's going to have j a hard time doing her job now instead of pressing decide on any one of those issues that we talked about. here's how secretary senator , , excuse cory booker used histh time during the confirmation hearing. >> watcheeing.. t, you b can rest because i just want to talk to you a fews, minu

regional council, was once located, that is, they are located in the building of the regional court, well , the court of appeals formation of the so-called government that was formed by order of the head of the military administration of the kherson region, well, in general , i do not understand such a formation, but this the government after that began to give instructions to the administration that created it, well, you know, this is such a big phantasmago that, well, it's probably very difficult for us to understand, because no matter what they say about us there, we're used to the fact that everything is systematized and we understand everything who is who who does he cooperate with? who works how? as for skadovsk, i can say that the mayor of skadovsk, mr. yakov, is indeed located in the territory controlled by ukraine , but he continues to fulfill his duties as the mayor, remotely managing those services. which he can er manage, we have accruals accruals er salaries we have accruals of what social benefits that still continue to be carried out there by the state of ukraine in relation to its citizens who l

tried to get a comment from symonenko and a response, but we did not wait another minute, the court of appeal can submit the case there , whether the case is being considered legally, the district administrative court of kyiv canceled the order the holding of the competition, klymenko himself refused to comment on the epic about his appointment. but his former competitor and now the future deputy andriy sinyuk says he is ready to start work as soon as he is appointed, you need to get up and work . for the winners of the competition to start working in their positions as soon as possible iryna sayevich ivan gorbunov the only news on the public verkhovna rada dismissed the head of the sbu ivan bakanov and the prosecutor general, irina venediktova, removed them from their positions the day before by his decree of the president, as volodymyr zelenskyi said, the reason for this was 6 hundred criminal proceedings against collaborators and state traitors among the security forces, one opinion of the head of the anti-corruption center, vitaliy shabunina, the resignation of officials in this way is an

and i then, and a former colleague received really horrendous news that the court of appeals to denied our appeal on cyber libel. so this is, you know, it ain't of, i've called a death by a 1000 cats. what fed me, i feel like we've talked about this for a while and it's all coming together all at the same time. maria, behind me, i have an image of you and your colleagues from 2018. that was the 1st time when we heard about rappa being threatened with a shot down 2018. you're still going. what is it like behind the scenes? i am tired, exhausted, but yet rejuvenated. if that makes sense, right. a? that was and like you said 2018 and we got the 1st shut down order in january 2018 . we immediately told everybody what was happening. it was unprecedented. the 1st time the s r s e c. had ever done something like this to any company with a p d r and to a noose organization. right? so we did that then and we continued to fight it in court. as you know, i went from 2018 when maybe we had 14 investigations. they came down to 11 cases, then it went all the way down to now i have 7 criminal cases.

thank you, sir, and even yesterday i simply missed whether there was a decision of the sixth court of appeal on the decision of the usk. somehow, nothing appeared in the information field about this matter. well, you know, i did not see such a thing the decision really, although the deadline should have been such a decision should have been made, it is not in the register, i looked in the register, i myself was interested . on the basis of the results because we also want to protect the results of our work and so that the manager could work peacefully and the results of his work were not canceled as a result and were not nullified as a result. occupying administrative positions and positions in the special anti-corruption specialized prosecutor's office, today we will remind you that the results of the competition have been recognized, but this is not yet the final appointment, but it is not yet certain. conclusion of the general prosecutor's office, and there is no head there from today, let's talk about it in particular with volodymyr tzibulko, volodymyr. we welcome you. good evening. i re

and now they released her on bail to the ukrainian court of appeal, that is , you know, if you don't fight them, how to defeat these people, but i wanted to ask one more thing. i know that we are in mykolaiv oblast, there are some settlements in principle, it is already completely destroyed, it is not possible to live there, or such points. and again, with the evacuation of the population, i understand that in view of the fact that the enemy continues to strike and only increases these strikes, precisely with high-precision, high-precision weapons, the need for the number of evacuations will only increase, will it be possible to satisfy this need, please? last week there was an evacuation, er, there were a lot of people, but for some reason, er, part of them did not come, they do not understand why this is happening, maybe people are in such an anxious state, you know and they forget that they have signed up. well, it's very complicated logistics, it's necessary drivers there, well, this fuel there must be taken into account, and people somehow , you know, yes, they are very reasonab

shaburin says that this process will be delayed anyway, and for example, the sixth court of appeals iseeting tomorrow and says that the competition was illegal goodbye, you can all disagree and you do not rule out the seat of the head of the sap will continue either she will or he will be appointed not quite a legitimate way that will allow uh well let's say to undermine his authority and his opportunities at any moment, and i hope that there will not be all all scenarios, because mark correctly said that we absolutely have membership in the european union tied up in black and white and it is written under it that we must to be full-fledged anti-corruption bodies with leaders therefore, there will be no talks about membership that the authorities are currently dreaming of until december without a full-fledged appointed , functioning and active head of sap - the head of nabu will be there, the stakes are much higher than just er, macro-financial and macroeconomic financing from the european union or from america is a question of our future in general, i would say so. and how do they tel

obviously they're used to launching fireworks with a low court of appealing in san francisco. odds are they'll get a show off. but once in a while it's just a glow in the clouds. i hope it won't be like that this year. but the early going doesn't look great. at 6:00, we should just have patchy clouds in san francisco. not unlike what we have now, what you saw with the live view. by 9:30, at least along the shoreline, there will certainly be areas of fog and low clouds. this is not one of the slam-dunk, gee, we're going get clear skies on july 4th. we almost never do at fourth of july. it's always catch and catch can. with this it's stay tuned. and low clouds, they will be around. liz, ryan? >>> well, the city of milpitas is getting ready for its fireworks show on monday. it will be held at the sports center. there will be tons of stuff to do with the family, including a pool party, food trucks and of course the fireworks at night. tickets for the show are on sale now. and for a list of other fourth of july events happening around your neighborhood, just head to our website, kp

did not agree with the court decision and went to the highest instance in the 12th arbitration court of appeall, he was not satisfied. after the point in the case was put, kurikhin staged a real persecution. judge tatyana volkova, an insult to the minister of themis, publishes the so-called kurilshchi media, apparently, the best defense - this is an attack by saratov media manager maria usova on embankment cosmonauts picks up the words characterize. kulikhin's activities, as the publisher says, he swam for the buoys completely beguiled the coast, now he is trying to find a lifeline. mr. kurikhin, for many years he invested a lot of resources in the development of his information resource, therefore, objectionable officials. which did not sign the necessary ones, and the documents were simply slapped like that, and in a word, the kulikhinsky word, according to journalists. recently, it has become more hysterical reasons for stress, indeed quite a few in november last year, kuryakhin was ignominiously expelled from the regional duma after fraudulent declarations. and he also saw off his longtime

wants it that way. to stop the competition and because the first instance was the osc, we were a court of appealse a positive decision on this case and now it is in the appeal, and it is a very interesting fact that the presiding judge of the case, igor fedotov , is a former a citizen of the russian federation a person who served in the russian army and here i am now if i'm honest i wonder where the sbu is looking and don't they think that it's a little strange that we have a former citizen of the russian federation at the time when we have a war like the federation зашлюшает дело а комјо может выполневепробыть решаться будущесь наш страны. i think this is the concert. let me remind you that oleg tatarov's case was actually transferred to the sbu and it was already buried there. well , that means the case where he was suspected of corruption. you say what you said. i am one of the reasons why the election of the head of sap is so important because it very strongly reduces the power of the prosecutor general of sap and nabu will be completely independent from any decision of the prosecutor general

court of appeals for the ninth circuit judicial conference.t also follows the decision to overturn roe v. wade that resulted in protests around the country. this runs about 50 minutes.

s court of appeals in washington, d. granted jewels request while this case is being reviewed today. governor newsom signed the state budget, including rebates for taxpayers , and it also boosts school spending by $4 billion. the budget sets aside 1.5 billion for housing for homeless individuals and those with mental illness. it also sets aside $500 million in down payment assistance for low income buyers. plus california will become the first state to offer food benefits for some undocumented immigrants. the budget agreement includes inflation relief checks for taxpayers to offset the rising cost of gas. most californians will get between 203 $150 those who file individually and make less than $75,000 a year will receive $350 couples who earn less than $150,000 will receive $700. there's also an extra 350 for anyone with one or more dependents. the plan will cost $17 billion of the state's $100 billion surplus. well it will cost more for you to drive across the golden gate bridge. starting tomorrow. toll rates will incr

courts of appeals and u.s. district courts for the eastern district of virginia. she is author and tensed if i'd numerous domestic foreign and international legislation initiatives and has appeared before the u.s. senate, the u.s. house of representatives and other enteral and state bodies on multiple occasions. before coming to americans united for life, kathryn spent seven years with lives defending freedom. then she found it and manage the law practice that focused on respecting this entity of human life. and supporting like-minded organizations. she earned her doctorate and law degree at georgetown university law center. her masters in french from the university of south florida and a ba in history and french from mary college. our third speaker alexandria desantis will be speaking on her new book you have it here to hold it up? >> i do not. >> ok. she co-authored the book called tearing us apart how abortion harms everything and solves nothing. she will discuss how the pro-life movement can make the best case against abortion by explaining it is hard -- that