do you think the court would benefit from more diversity and geographic backgrounds and most of the justices come from courts of appeal on the east coast so with greater geographic diversity and more professional professional degrees such as legislative experience be of benefit tori the court and i thk justice o'connor was the last justice is served in the legislature before the court. >> justice o'connor served in the arizona state legislature and it may well have been her experience in the state legislature that major project we committed to federalism which is the balance of for the nonlawyers inba the room states rights that the independence of states in our federal system. [chanting] >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue. demonstrations and disruptive behavior are not authorized inside theve auditorium. [chanting] please quiet down and allow the lecture to continue. if the disruptive behavior does note cease we will be compelled to invoke minnesota statute and disruptive parties will be required to vacate the room. [chanting] it is ordered that this disruptive behavior cease. the university are b

and it was something that i found difficult on the court of appeals and the defined now. and of the court of appeals come i felt that is very acutely recall several criminal cases. on the supreme court in criminal cases, but in many many different cases and one of the challenges about him being a judge and generally not just the justice on the supreme court, is the need on the one hand to follow the law and i do not want nor should i because it would be a violation of my oath to let my emotions on my personal feeling the outcome of the decision and by the same token, i don't ever want elusive site of humanity and ever loose-the fact that her decisions have no real consequences. this was a very well when practice that the court had delivery pension statement with the author of the majority opinion will announce the opinion and you give a brief summary of the opinion. and my first we did not do hand downs during covid-19 when they first came back last term of the very first time that i did a hand down, it was in a case involving disabled disability benefits for a veteran. as

i think justice kagen may be the only one that wasn't a court of appeals judge. she was nominated but not confirmed. do you think the court would benefit from more diversity in either geographic backgrounds. most of the justices come from courts of appeal on the east coast. would greater geographic diversity and more professional experience such as legislative experience be a benefit to the court? i think justice o'connor was the last justice who served in the legislature before going on the court. justice barrett: i think that's right. justice o'connor served in the arizona state legislature. and it may well have been her experience as a state legislator that made her particularly committed to federalism. which is the balance nonlawyers in the room, which is it's states' rights but the independents of states and our federal system. >> not any more. not today. >> please quiet down and allow the lech staour to continue. demonstrations and disruptive behavior are not authorized inside the auditorium. >> what do we do? >> please quiet down and allow the lecture to co

and i think as i have been a judge both on the court of appeals and the supreme court. i just see how important it is on multi-member of the court to be able to work toward consensus. so i have that in my mind as something that has really influenced me. final question we have asked. take you very much, students, these have been terrific questions that you wrote. in your opinion, how can the legal profession become a more inclusive place for people from historically underrepresented communities? justice barrett: i think law school should be doing everything that they can to make first-generation students feel welcome and give them the help that they need, and the legal profession as well. that should not end in law school with mentoring on that kind of advice. the legal profession, and i encourage all of you who are law students, once you get into the bar, to give your time to mentoring young lawyers and young lawyers who are new to the profession who may not come from families who have lawyers in them or from historically underrepresented communities. i think, since this

congratulations anya, congratulations. all viewers of the tv channel, the kyiv court of appeal did not satisfy the complaint of the lawyers of businessman igor kolomoisky regarding the bail of 3.9 billion uah and left her like that, the businessman was taken out of the courtroom, he remains in custody, and therefore i want to say that the court session lasted four hours, approximately, at the beginning, the lawyers asked that ihor kolomoiskyi be with them, the judge granted this request, and yes. .. informed the businessman that his ukrainian citizenship ceased to be valid in july 2020 of the second year, to which kolomoisky replied that he did not know about this, the migration service did not inform him and confirmed his other two citizenships, he is a citizen of cyprus and israel, and what is interesting it became known, after the break, that the private bank wants to join the case of businessman igor kolom. as the injured party, they wrote such a statement to the prosecutors, the prosecutors handed it over to the judge today, and it states that the private bank learned from the mas

the court of appeal had ordered you to come to the court to defend noori. however, the disruptions prevented witnesses from appearing in court. two months should pass from the date of receipt of the invitation from the witness to go through the administrative process. by delaying, they were especially intent on not doing this work, and there were only two days left for the testimony session of our witnesses , a new letter was sent to our judicial system. but this who were the witnesses? these 17 people. they were those who were sentenced to death in the 1960s and were pardoned by the islamic system because of their repentance . they also asked nouri's lawyer about the end of this case . there is about a month left of their court hearings . we have to wait for the decision of the swedish court of appeals in the case of this iranian character. malih pejman, sedav and sima news, at 6 am, the next part of the news, thank you for your support. hello, my dear compatriots, welcome to the special news discussion in this program on the topic of human rights and peopl

of this case. there is about a month left before their court hearings. now we have to wait for the verdict of the swedish court of appeal in the case of this iranian character. meliha pejman, a news reporter for radio and television. to less in one hour we will be with you with another part of the news at 10 o'clock. the president did mention that israel out to abide by international law, does that in your view mean that israel must end its cutoff of water, electricity, food and medicine to the... people in gas, you have hamas listed as a terrorist organization , they don't get 4 billion dollars a year from you, they don't have military aid and support and so on, so that is established, you're saying that israel is democracy, it's a country that abides by international law, i am asking you the cut off of water, electricity, food and medicine is considered a war crime, do you call on israel to seize its effect, its effort now, cutting off medicine, let me start by saying that we are in the early days of israel's response , has a right to conduct an aggressive response, to respond to the terrorism that's been committed uh

the swedish court of appeal had decided to come to the court to defend nouri. ver, the workers prevented the witnesses from attending the court . two months should pass from the date of receipt of the invitation from the witness to go through the administrative process. they did it with procrastination. in particular, the intention was not to do this, and there were only two days left for the testimony of our witnesses, a new letter was sent to our judicial system, but who are these witnesses? these 17 people were among those who were actually executed in the 1960s. they were convicted and were pardoned by the islamic system by repenting . they asked nouri's lawyer about the end of the proceedings of this case. his trial is still pending, now we have to wait for the verdict of the swedish court of appeals in the case of this iranian character. dear viewers, thank you for your co-writing. stay tuned with the news and the field in the continuation of the programs of the khabar network. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, may allah bless him

of the tv channel. nestor shufrych remains in custody. the appeal in the case was rejected by the board of judges. let me remind you that he appealed the decision of the pechersk district court of kyiv, and on september 15 he was arrested on suspicion of being in the state council. the appeal was filed immediately, but the judges could not hold the hearing earlier, as they were not provided with the case materials. at the hearing, nester was allowed to sit next to his lawyers, and during the hearing he spoke, in particular about his orders with soviet symbols, they say, they have, he has such a historical interest in them, but he also talked about the fact that there was a proposal to rewrite a number of his assets, in exchange for a change in the situation, and also said that he was deeply concerned about the accession of ukraine to the european union and i am ready to deal with it even online, i suggest hearing from him about his other requests right now, i won't be able to meet my relatives soon, while the suspicion is active, but at least i can support my father online, and small children. secondly, to give me the opportunity to fulfill, i'm sorry for putting the family

congratulations khrystyna, and congratulations to all our viewers, the court session was postponed again, therefore, as the lawyer noted, no appeal ofhervinskyi's defenders was considered, it is simply not even considered in the appeals court. also today, people, activists who also defend roman chervinskyi, literally a minute ago, came to the court court, they chanted freedom to roman chervinskyi, also emphasized that some representatives of the president's office were specially delaying this case and called them, their surnames, and sang the national anthem of ukraine. well, let's hear the lawyers about. today's appeal, the court just announced to us that today the appeal has been canceled again, again the documents have not been delivered from the shevchenkiv court , and today the court session is being postponed again, as they say, our song is good and new, we are starting it again, the lawyer also noted that constantly to their complaints attorneys' offices do not respond properly, court hearings are held immediately and instantly to the prosecutor's complaints, even without the presence of roman chervinskyi's defenders , i will

because the judge essentially conceded that the statute of limitations that we won at the court of appeals is in effect. there for about 80% of the case is over. i was going to come out and say that, as you know, we're not entitled to a jury, which is unusual in the united states of america. so, you know, i think it's very unfair we don't have a jury. the judge's last statement was very fair. maybe you'll speak to it. the way i interpret that and the way everyone else in the room seems to interpret that is that the statute of limitations is a very real thing in this country. that would be about 80% of this case would be over. could somebody speak to that, please? >> based on the judge's comments at the end of the trial today, it would appear that he's agreeing all the transactions had closed prior to 2014 are now out of the case. >> which is about 80% of the case. also something that we won on appeal. but was not accepted by this court but now seems to be accepted by this court. as far as the jury is concerned, it's much simplier now than it was 20 minutes ago. we were going to complain, i

but we heard the court of appeals and thejudge but we heard the court of appeals and the judge say thatfter there is a decision in this case, they are not backing down from that, but a lot of the arguments they may have already shot down by the judge. rililur shot down by the 'udge. our correspondent _ shot down by the judge. our correspondent reporting from outside the court. here in the uk, the row over the hs2 high speed rail project has intensified. there is continued speculation that prime minister rishi sunak will axe the stage between birmingham and manchester. but donwing street again said no decision has been made. controversy surrounding its future overshadowed much of the business at the second day of the conservative party conference. the conservative mayor of the west midlands, andy street, urged the prime minister not to give up on the link, but said he was "right to try and get a grip of the situation". here's our political editor chris mason in manchester. monday morning in manchester, and a high—profile visitor. well, who should be turning up but the former prime minist

and he's making record that's already said a couple of times in the court of appeals, but also the courtblic opinion. and a subset of the court of public opinion, the people who are already decided -- you think you have a shot at being treated fairly or getting the result that you want in the outcome that you want, you don't go out there and talk about the jailing of the judge that's making that decision. and there's a jury. here he and his lawyers did not ask perjury. it might be different if he did that. but it's reprehensible behavior on his part. i don't think it will amount to much, certainly not in the courtroom. >> this is just starting this trial, i should be clear today. today was the very first. day and -- said that trump would be called to testify closer to the end, which makes sense. do you think -- i will start with you cy, if you were to testify manual sitting across from, you what would you say? >> he's already taking the fifth in the privilege and connection to the early depositions in the case. so i think that gives you an indication of what he has fought up to now. i th

the court of appeal of kyiv did not consider the petition of the defenders of the former spy roman chervinskyis lawyer viktor vasylyuk said. he added that the meeting was canceled because it was not delivered to the appeals chamber. cases of the court of first instance. let me remind you that roman chervinskyi is suspected of being involved in an unsuccessful special operation that ended with a russian attack on the airfield near kropyvnytskyi. the further, the more the prosecutors have to lie, the further, the more the judges violate the rights of roman chervinskyi and make shameful decisions. and three appeals have already accumulated. at 20:11 and i think sooner or later this shame will end our victory and i want to remind you about an important one. collection for the soldiers of the 201st battalion of the 102nd brigade of the verkhovyna territorial defense requires two night vision devices, the servicemen have been holding the defense in the zaporizhzhia direction for 18 months and have not given the aggressor a single centimeter of ukrainian land. our goal is uah 342,000. with your help,

it is all now in the hands of the supreme court judges, if they agree with the court of appeal, that the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda. in its current form is dead. said pureza, press tv, london. well, those were the top stories on press tv, thank you for listening. news and briefers after the break. take care for now. این بیمار کاندی جراحی با سیستم نویگیشن هستش. یک شکل سه بعدی ما از این تصاویر بیمار که قبلاً گرفته شده ازش تشکیل میدیم و باید مطابقتی از این شکل و شکل سه بعدی و صورت بیمار داشته باشیم. این دستگاه یه دستگاه خیلی پیچیدهه ای راه اندازی نگهداریش تعمیر نگهدانشم واقعاً کار سختیه. دوستان طراحی کردن ما با هم مراحل ابتدااییشو انجام دادیم بعد آوردیم در بالیننگ و الان خب چندین سال داریم استفاده میکنیم ما الان هیچ احساس نیازی نمیکنیم که بریم سیستم خاژی in the world there are only two companies who produce this system. one is american and the other one is german. we are the third. depress of people and covered of this assination ofmani now entering its uh fourth day, we're looking. keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press t

however it was an argument dismissed by the high court and by the court of appeal. is looking at it afresh, but it was dismissed initially by the high court in the court of appeal thatis court in the court of appeal that is no indicator that the supreme court will follow. so the high court and the in the court of appeal, very often the supreme court provides fresh analysis overturns analysis and actually overturns the court and court of the high court and court of appeal. we just don't know . it's appeal. we just don't know. it's a semantic gamble, as it were. >> gosh , it does all point to >> gosh, it does all point to one thing, though, doesn't it, that despite the years that we had to get ready for this brexit agreement , that actually we agreement, that actually we finished up with something that is in this this case highlights it? that is pretty unclear . yes. it? that is pretty unclear. yes. >> and all it and all it would have taken is two words to include . include. >> and does that qualify as a lawyer say to you that the government did not do as good a job a

it is all now in the hands of the supreme court judges, if they agree with the court of appeal, than the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda, in its current. london, well that's it for this hour's bulletin, thank you for watching, news and brief is after the break, take care for now. اذا هناك ازمه كهرباء انا اقول يعني انه والاحتلال من اطلق الرصاصه على الكهرباء وجعلها في حاله مرضيه كبيره منذ فتره طويله لم يسمح او لم يدخل الى قطاع غزه ولم يسمح الاحتلال بادخال اي بالتالي عدم اتاحه هذه الميا للتدفق داخل حدود قطاع غزه طبعا هذه كلها تعتبر سرقه من قبل الاحتلال لمصادر المياه الفلسطينيه الماء حتكون مالحه جدا يعني تقريبا مشبه لميه البحر ومع ذلك بنستعملها يعني مضطرين للاستعمال اليومي محدشها ماحدش this square is called daniel garcia, it was named after young man los problemas, los que responsables son barrab de los clubes moron y tigre, cristian era mi hijo, tenía 25 años, own characteristics, but the violence is seen in various forms in different leagues, professional levels and on the streets. the mali uh experience is an experience. that is opening up opening up

of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda, in its current form is dead, say. for a press tv, london, well those with the top stories for this hour, thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. mira, chilo, está viviendo una crisis tremenda que tiene relación con un archipiélago que viene soportando, ya no, no. queda el mar está muerto, cada año, los fenómenos climáticos, la llamada marea roja inunda las costas del sur de chile y paraliza temporalmente la producción y recolección de mariscos como mejillones o almejas porque trae microalgas tóxicas. media raza ha estado moviendo muy rápido, pero creemos que puede haber un elemento de contaminación ambiental por este vestimiento que que afloró mucho. بنيجي هنا عشان اهلينا محتاجين 90% من الاطفال اللي بيعملوا في قطاع غزه هو بيعمل عند اللي هو قريبه من الدرجه الاولى يعني يا عند ابوه يا عنده انا بطلت من المدرسه عشان اجيب لخميه وابوي مصاهم وعشان اشتغلي ابو اللي هي كمان ماكينه وهي ماكيينه هنا واقع كله واقف هو مصنع كان يعني زي ما تقول كان في حوالي 15 عامل او 12 عامل بعد

of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british home secretaries dream of sending asylum seekerso rwanda, in its current form is dead. said pureza, press tv, london. well, that's it for this hour's bulletin. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. disabled girl from gaza, how is life for her? how was she tackling her problems? how has the israeli bloccade put her under constant pressure, and how has she remained hopeful under the worst of conditions? least and more in sohaw. the us economy is tied to waging new wars. arms manufacturing companies in the us have always been the winners of the wars. military contractors are the new phenomena to do the dirty work for the us military in other parts of the world like iraq and afghanistan. news in brief for this hour, the israeli military launches fresh deadly air strikes on the besieg gaza strip as the death toll from the operation or operations by palestinian resistance groups in the occupied territories source to 900. israeli attacks on the ghaza strip have killed nearly 700 palestinian. and injured more than 3,600 others

however it was an argument dismissed by the high court and by the court of appeal. is looking at it afresh, but it was dismissed initially by the high court in the court of appeal thatis court in the court of appeal that is no indicator that the supreme court will follow. so the high court and the in the court of appeal, very often the supreme court provides fresh analysis overturns analysis and actually overturns the court and court of the high court and court of appeal. we just don't know . it's appeal. we just don't know. it's a semantic gamble, as it were. >> gosh , it does all point to >> gosh, it does all point to one thing, though, doesn't it, that despite the years that we had to get ready for this brexit agreement , that actually we agreement, that actually we finished up with something that is in this this case highlights it? that is pretty unclear . yes. it? that is pretty unclear. yes. >> and all it and all it would have taken is two words to include . include. >> and does that qualify as a lawyer say to you that the government did not do as good a job a

of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british. home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda in its current form is dead. said pureza, press tv, london. well, those were the top stories. is on press tv, thank you for being with us, news and brief is after the break, take care for now. on a journey from light to darkness, he may not see the way we do with eyes so bright and quick, he has to fight constantly the terrible shadow that stands between him and the world outside. but with a dark paradoxical gift, he can see what other people miss, this is a private story between a man and his eyes, an experience of beauty in a way invisible, acclaimed by millions, mashty ismail soon on press tv. your news and brief for this hour israel launches fresh air strikes on gaza killing 687 palestinians since saturday. ivan stams the west support for israel in his aggression on the gaza strip as unacceptable.

of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda, in its current form, is dead. said pour. press tv london. those were the top stories for this hour. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. the israeli military launches fresh deadly air strikes on the besieg gaza strip as the death told from operations by palestinian resistance groups in the occupied territory source to 900. this the attacks on the ghaza strip have killed nearly 700 palestinians and injured more than 3,600 others since saturday. iran's foreign ministry spokesman has slammed as unacceptable the western support for israel in his aggression on the gaza strip. nassa canani said in his weekly pressure that the us and some european governments are resorting to psychological warfare against palestinians and seek to pose the oppressor as the oppressed.

welcome. and they were given safe passage. it is all now in the hands of the supreme court judges. if they agree with the court of appeal, then the british home secretary's dream of sending asylum seekers to rwanda, in its current form is dead. said puraza, press tv, london. well, those were the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us. news and brief is after the break. take care for now. the mali uh experience is an experience that is opening opening up new era in west africa. during the attack we noticed our soldiers were no match, they were weaker, the isal fight. were stronger than us, whoever dared to face them were killed on the spot. how many times has france killed us and looted from us? our gold, our uranium, everything that belongs to niger, france has got its hands on it. we do not accept this anymore, frances has brought us nothing good. news and brief for this hour, the israeli military launches fresh deadly air strikes on the besieg gaza strip as death toll from operations by palestinian resistance groups in the occupied territories sours above 900. israeli attacks on the gaza strip have kille

now, as hamid nouri's lawyer says, it should be let's wait for the decision of the appeals court to determine whether this iranian citizen will remain a victim of violation of fair proceedings with the maximum time of solitary confinement or the appeals court will reject the indictment and release this iranian character . meliha pejman, a news reporter for radio and television. how do you assure users that you are unbiased? are you in a world where social networks and slogans of freedom of thought and freedom of speech, programs, and hidden mechanisms about what allows you to write and publish rule, otherwise your fate will be to become or become an artifact of access, instagram. and other platforms delete thousands of user accounts and filter hundreds of arabic words . what is the role of politics and its tools in this case and who controls what is published or not published. political events and bloody ethnic and economic conflicts occur all over the world , and social networks play an important role in it became facebook, as the most famous social platform with the largest number of users,

court of persecution. well, the court of appeal already deciding that that scheme was not ethical or safe . as the details for us. >> 14th of june 20, 22, an all eyes are glued to live coverage of a plane sat idling on the runway at boscombe down military base in wiltshire . the boeing base in wiltshire. the boeing 767 was scheduled to fly the first group of migrants to kigali , the capital city of kigali, the capital city of rwanda . but as the evening drew rwanda. but as the evening drew on, it became clear that the plane and the migrants were going nowhere. legal challenges, including one from the european court of human rights , meant the court of human rights, meant the small number of passengers had now been whittled down to nothing . it was an embarrassing nothing. it was an embarrassing blow for then prime minister bofis blow for then prime minister boris johnson and his home secretary priti patel, who dreamt up the scheme to stop channel crossings >> the legal world is very good at picking up ways of trying to stop the government since then, flights have been on hold as legal challen

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in the kyiv court of appeals is considering the appeal of the lawyers of businessman ihor kolomo. we are adding espresso correspondent dmytro didora to ether. dmitry, my congratulations, what is the defense of the businessman insisting on and what is happening in the courtroom. i congratulate anya, i congratulate all viewers of the tv channel, so now the courtroom is completely calm, the judges have gone to the dressing room. already, both lawyers and prosecutors have provided all their evidence that they have. the judges are already making a decision. very soon we will know him, so the lawyers want cancel the decision of the shevchenko court, which was passed on september 15, then this court increased the amount of bail for businessman ihor kolomoisky from uah 500 million to almost uah 4 billion, and today they are trying to appeal this decision, and therefore the hearing began with what the judge asked the businessman igor kolomoisky, does he know that his ukrainian citizenship ceased to be valid in july 2022, to which the businessman replied that the migration service did not info

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republic government and the islamic system at that time , the f committees explained the swedish court of appeals, you had ordered that they appear in the court hearings to defend hamid nouri, but of course they failed. on the saudi side, the conditions for the presence of witnesses were not met. in the judicial system of any government, according to the rules of international law , the summons from the witnesses must be received two months from the date. send the letter to go through the administrative process . they, with ashraf , were trying to prevent this work from happening, and with the way they were delaying it, and there were only two days left for the hearing of our witnesses, a new letter was sent to our judicial system. witnesses whose presence in court changes the course of the case. these 17 people were among those who were actually sentenced to death in the 1960s and repented they were pardoned by the islamic regime and are still working in their own country. lawyer hamid nouri said about the influence of a swedish policeman in the case of his client, named omid farhand, who is a s

court of appeals, u.s. preme court, and it really will turn on how broadly the court characterizes the facts. what trump is acting is for the court to say, look, in a broad manner, at the actions that i took, i was communicating with members a department of justice. i was communicating with the state election officials. those are the kinds of acts that the president takes as part of his official duties. what i expect that the special counsel will respond as you really need to look at a more specific level at what he was doing, and whether those actions are consistent with the president's role. >> what would the timeline go of all of this going to the supreme court be? >> it will depend on how quickly this case gets up to the d.c. circuit and out quickly rules, and then how expeditiously it gets the supreme court. the d.c. circuit and other circuit courts dealing -- with >> the child would have to take place -- there would have to be a sentencing, and then it goes to appeals. >> unless he grant a stay from a

court has begun hearing the government's challenge to a ruling which said the policy of sending some asylum seekers to rwanda is unlawful. under the plan, which had been blocked by the court of appealked by the court of appeal, asylum seekers would be sent to the african country, where their cases would be determined. this year's nobel prize for economics has gone to claudia goldin from the united states. the royal swedish academy of sciences said the harvard university professor had advanced the understanding of how women impact labour markets. she is only the third woman to become a nobel economics laureate. many congratulations to her. you are live with bbc news. while we keep a close eye on every development that is happening in the middle east, we also want to bring you the latest from afghanistan, where the taliban says almost 2500 people have died in saturday's earthquake. thousands of villagers spent a second night in the open after the strong quake destroyed their homes. trucks with food, tents and blankets have started to arriving in the affected areas. volunteers have joined the effort to rescue hundreds of people still trapped under the rubble near the city of herat. th

the court of appeal of kyiv did not consider the petition of the defenders of the former intelligence officer roman chervinsky, his lawyer viktor vasylyuk said. he added that the meeting was canceled because the case materials of the court of first instance were not delivered to the appeals chamber. let me remind you that roman chervinskyi is suspected of being involved in an unsuccessful special operation that ended with a russian attack on the airfield near kropyvnytskyi. we have just been told by the court that the appeal has been dropped again today, again documents have not been delivered from the shevchenkiv court and today the court session is postponed again, as they say, our song is good and new, let's start it again, four dead young people were found in a dormitory in poltava, three men died, and an 18-year-old girl died. according to the investigation, no signs of violent death were found. currently, the cases have been sent for forensic examination. law enforcement officers are investigating the circumstances. and to other news. free ukrainian language courses have been re

can you explain what the court is and why some of these cases appear? guest: this is a federal appeals court that oversees texas, louisiana, and mississippi. it is the most conservative appeals court in country. conservative like this bio case there there any fifth circuit issued a number of rulings that go beyond our more conservative than the supreme court has yet allowed. that includes the gun case i am sure will be talking about. one of the questions of this term is does this conservative supreme court want to go as far as the fifth circuit. host: our guest with us for the half hour if you want to ask about these cases we heard. you can do that at (202) 748-8001 four republicans. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. you brought up guns and if domestic abusers can on them. guest: go back a couple terms, the supreme court upholds says there's a constitutional right to carry a weapon in public. the court in the case set up a tough new test for gun regulation saying you have to have historical analog. look at history and tradition and if we cannot find something in

court is hearing the government's appeal against that ruling. our home and legal correspondent dominic casciani is at the supreme court for us now. dominic, explain the significance ofa plan, saying that the legal test the home secretary effectively went through to decide if rwanda was a safe country to send people was completely flawed because there was a risk that migrants could be sent from there back to their home countries and there face persecution, torture, inhumane treatment or worse. that is the key issue at the heart of this today. today, this morning, the government's lead lawyer told the five justices here at the supreme court there is every reason to conclude that rwanda will want this set of arrangements to work. there is no flaw in the home secretary's analysis that this deal is safe and lawful and can be made to work. and there is every incentive on rwanda to comply. he went some of the issues. he said there was independent monitoring in place, so anyone who is sent to the country, basically their treatment will be tracked in the months that follow. there will be unofficial on the ground to try and deal with problems as they emerge. there will be rep

all claims of poland were appealed, a year ago, the court of first instance canceled the fines, then tor appealed to the court of appeal and it also issued a negative verdict. now, despite the fact that the decision was made by the court of last resort, the antimonopoly regulator says it will study the possibility of further legal steps. the ministry of agriculture proposes to limit the export of meat, poultry and eggs for six months to stabilize prices. further business news, denis talalaev. denis, how effective can this measure be? egor, well, here is an expert opinion. that this ban may not have a strong impact on prices. the ministry of agriculture has proposed banning the export of eggs and certain types of poultry from russia. they want to introduce the measures in december this year, for a period of six months. it has not yet been specified which types of poultry meat may be banned. the ministry points out: certain types of poultry meat have risen in price by 25% in russia over the year. eggs by 24%. the reason is the medical farm continues. that the cost of meat, poultry and e

but he hopes will get to a court of appeals. >> all right.'s talk about this gag order because we know that a judge imposed one on frump in this case, after he had targeted a clerk on social media. and it seems like trump is really flirting were a fine line here in terms of his attacks against the judge. and the prosecution. before and after the court today. and i'm wondering, are the judges and prosecutors in these other cases he's facing, watching this closely? and how do you think what's happening in this case could factor into what happens in those cases as pertains to gag orders? >> i think that the judges in other case are very much watching this, pamela. because his behavior is consistent. if you go back to his starting of the campaign, when he first ran for president, he had a case relating to trump university. and in that case, he just -- he just smeared the judge constantly. he finally ended up settling that case for $25 million. so this is his m.o. it's a standard procedure to try these cases in the court of public opinion. and hop

district court of appeals here in washington dc, correct? swing for the u.s. court of appeals. 's payment you confirmed by a bipartisan majority. over 20 senators voted for your confirmation. >> i'll take your word for it. >> you served on the bench for a significant period of time, ultimately becoming a chief judge. >> that's right. >> you left that position to return to the department of justice where you started your career and you are confirmed into this position in which you know hold on a bipartisan basis . >> yes. >> i think it's unfortunate, mr. attorney general, that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have completed questions about various cases that the department has brought with impugning your integrity and i can assure you that the vast majority of the american people don't share their opinion and that my constituents had folks back in colorado are grateful for your lifetime of service that you have given to this country. and i recognize that this is i suspect a frustrating exercise in terms of this hearing because i suspect that you'd like to be talking

supreme court has agreed to take of both cases. federal appeal court split.nother potential case with you here about having to do with the biden administration's contact with social media companies. the fifth circuit with the by the administration can do in the case stemming of covid misinformation. we could have several social media cases this term. host: claire. independent line. caller: hello. soon as possible, -- it is truly political. host: do you have a question about the supreme court? caller: do i have a question about the supreme court? host: yes, our guest deals with the supreme court. caller: i think they're doing just fine the way we are. host: all right. one of the papers highlights of the headline -- a headline dealing with the americans with disability acts. what is the impact? guest: it is a case being argued today and it has to do with so-called tester standing. the question is whether somebody who probably is not going to go to a hotel, can go to their website and say -- hotels website and say they may not have complied with the ada to provi

and secondly, was the court of appeal right to conclude that rwanda was not a safe third country? rwanda after processing back to their home countries. and of course, many migrants who've claimed asylum will say that they are fleeing oppression in that country and of course, sending them back, they say, would therefore be extremely dangerous. now, the government, of course, is arguing that this rwanda policy will save lives, the lives of migrants who choose to that perilous journey to take that perilous journey across the channel. as you were just saying, patrick gb news understands that around 300 have made that journey over the last two days. the uk coastguard as well being called out to some kind of incident. this morning on the water off the shores of dover. on the water off the shores of dover . and of course, it is an dover. and of course, it is an extremely perilous journey and many migrants have died trying to make it . many migrants have died trying to make it. now, of course, it won'tjust to make it. now, of course, it won't just be the home office submitting their evide

the court of appeal of kyiv did not consider the petition of the defenders of the former intelligence officer roman chervinskyi, his lawyer viktor vasylyuk said. he added that the meeting was canceled because the case materials from the court of first instance were not delivered to the appeals chamber. let me remind you that roman chervinskyi is suspected of being involved in the failed speciation what's next, the more the prosecutors have to lie, the further, the more the judges violate the rights of roman chervinskyi and make shameful decisions and three appeals have already accumulated, at 20:11 and i think that sooner or later... the shame will end with our victory. the security service confirmed the information about the detention in spain of smugglers who tried to sell skivsk gold. the agency clarified that among the five detainees there is a representative of the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate from ukraine. in general, evil-doers recovered 11 stolen ancient jewels worth more than 60 million euros. all these artifacts were obtained illegally. to withdraw fr

also tonight, as shamima begum begs the court of appeal to return to the court of appeal to return toride that she's no longer britain's problem ? begum longer britain's problem? begum on trial with my panel shortly. meanwhile, following hysteria about storm babet is eco campaigner dale vince right on the so—called climate change denial should be against the law . general secretary of the free speech union toby young takes on actress and broadcaster jenny barnett on that one. expect sparks to fly. what do you think? should it be against the law to deny climate change? and as they turn a blind eye to calls for terror on our streets, are the police neglecting british values and our democracy? one of britain's finest journalists, tom bower , finest journalists, tom bower, joins me live in the studio for his forensic analysis on that. plus what the nigel farage de—banking scandal means for ordinary brits. plus, tonight's greatest britain union, jack. and tomorrow's newspaper. front pages, lots to get through. but first, here are the news headunes first, here are the news headlines and pol

today, the supreme court began three days of deliberations on the question of whether rwanda is a safe third country and if it was right for the court of appeal to rule the policy unlawful. with the migrant crisis at the forefront of national conversation, it of the national conversation, it is crucial that the court rules in right way. the architect in the right way. the architect of project fear, project fear, the man who set off inflation when he printed billions of pounds governor the bank pounds as governor of the bank of mark carney has of england. mark carney has described the shadow chancellor, rachel after her rachel reeves, after her conference speech as serious conference speech as a serious economist. but with a record like his and the fact that he spread inaccurate claims about the size of our economy, the labour party is welcome to him. plus troubling for the plus some troubling news for the evening's denouement. should you force pet to vegan to force your pet to go vegan to save planet ? a study last save the planet? a study last week has suggested that imposing ellingtonian eating habits onto your pets going vegan or vegetaria