girls and smart guys, graduate of the mgemo master ’s program in 2015, the dean of the faculty of international lawty, candidate of legal sciences, associate professor nikita yuryevich molchakov. the judge is assisted by the secretary of the panel of judges, marina taimurazova, and the secretary, winner of the 2004 smart smart tv olympics , a graduate of the faculty of international journalism by gimo university in 2009, now the extraordinary plenipotentiary commissioner of the russian movement smart guys and smart girls, karina knyazeva, and my assistant, well, a student , yes, yes, yes, it’s her, we’ve been working with her for a long time, natalia fomenko, from saratov, faculty of mo , fourth year. varvara soldatenkova is invited, the city of kavrok, vladimir region, the winner of the regional final, in general, to be honest, pay attention to this city, because one girl from the city of kovrovo, today’s memory does not fail me semi-finals and here is the second one. nadezhda sokolova. moscow. and anastasia sudakova, city of furmanov, ivanovo region. prize-winner of the regional finals, already t

alexander gliskov is a well-known personality, in ninety-five he graduated with honors from the faculty of lawk state university, his career developed rapidly, high-profile cases and trials, but fame was not enough for him, in 2008, gliskov’s star lit up on the political horizon, he was both a city council deputy and vice -speaker of the municipal parliament. in 206 he joined the regional legislative assembly and even ran for the post of governor of the krasnoyarsk territory. mr. goliskov actively gave interviews to journalists and criticized local officials and organized meetings with residents, at these metro exits , these land plots were reserved so that no one would develop them, so today we... proceed from the fact that there should be a metro in krasnoyarsk. such fiery speeches on camera turned out to be mostly feigned. gliskov apparently planned to take a leading position in the political arena, but this plan most likely will not come true. galiskov's office in the building of the regional legislative assembly is now empty. by the way, according to the locals, i didn’t pass through here

today, the faculty of law and political sciences of tehran university hosted an international conference entitled "a world free from american domination and zionism" . the purpose of holding this meeting is that, in fact, the scientific community of the country's academics will actually enter the scene in the international arena and these crimes countless people condemn this in front of the eyes of humanity. the ambassador of cuba in iran, who was one of the guests of this ceremony, says: all countries are responsible towards the international system, and we should not be indifferent to the illegal actions of some countries. we should be able to unite together and take actions against their actions. the official of the basij asatid organization also believes that in the past decades, witnessing the dramatic decline of unilateral policies is one of the signs of american decline , in fact, global disgust with america and the formation of different poles of power in the world. president of tehran university he also talked about trying to enlighten and enlighten students against global arrog

hold a meeting at the faculty of the guardian council research institute in the presence of students . last week , he was with the students of shahid beheshti university faculty of law imam sadiq university is one of the universities where these meetings were held. now , what does the guardian council do in these meetings? it simulates the activities of the guardian council. for example, a resolution is given to each group, and these students do the same thing as the guardian council of jurists according to sharia and the constitution , and today they want to do an issue that is on their agenda, check the qualifications of election candidates . it is the qualification of one the candidate for the election is examined based on the constitution and the by-election law, the lawyers of the guardian council are also there, and now these things will be done with the presence of the lawyers of the guardian council. if it is raised, it will be answered, that's exactly how it is, all the questions and doubts that exist will be resolved there with the presence of the members of the guardian council, and this is an experience for law students or students who are related to the

last year he realized that this work did not interest him, and at the age of 29 he entered the faculty of lawad of the criminal investigation department and i just started working there, i worked there for a while and uh, after a while i i switched to the service of precinct commissioners because i felt more comfortable there. on its site there are 22 houses, a school, a kindergarten and thousands of residents, including celebrities. the trainer yuri kuklachev often visits this area when he is visiting, just recently oleg nikolaevich saved a trusting pensioner from telephone scammers, and i see a grandfather with a speakerphone and a telephone in the ear area, someone is dictating something to him and he cannot there’s no way to insert a card into this atm, atm, yes, the district police officer immediately understood what was happening: he told the scammers who were posing as himself, for a long time he could not believe that he had almost lost all his savings, and i was literally still on the street with my grandfather, i had already left the store for some time, but no more calls came. and

and the former dean of the faculty of law there said: “we need to see how she will behave,” dependingy of law, how do you generally find life in russia? you know, i should have come here 25 years ago, it’s good here, this is not survival, in lebanon i survived, but here, i have hot shower, electricity, as much as you like, do you have loved ones here, or is it all work, work, work, no, you know, it’s mostly work. when you have 60 friends it’s not so easy to make, that is, if i had arrived as a student 25 years ago, it would have been easier for me, of course, but at my age it’s not so easy, no, no, that’s how it is, no, i’m not saying that i’m old in any way, the bones are only old, but i’m not. friends don't make quickly and it's not that easy, but i'm grateful that i have mine animals, when they asked me 30 years ago in france what vienna is like, i said, in vienna i can come to any part at any hour of the day, to any part of the city, it will be safe, and this is no longer the case, now in st. petersburg i can go for a walk with the dog in the middle of the night and feel safe. thi

william is a professor of law and faculty director of the constitutional law institute at the universityf chicago law school. we also have with us michael mcconnell, the richard and francis mallory professor and director of the constitutional law center at stanford, as well as senior fellow at the hoover institution. from 2002 to 2009 he served on the circuit. >> will was actually my clerk. everything he learned he learned from me. [laughter] >> no doubt. >> can we have the first slide with the text? next slide. thanks. our topic is section three of the 14th amendment which says no person shall be a senator or representative in congress, or hold any office, civil o military, under the united states or any state who he taken an oaths officer of any stat legislature, or executive officer of any state, to support the constitution shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against the same, or given aid or comfort to the enemies thereof. but congress may vote by two thirds to remove such disability. the question is what it means for us today. there are two important topics. one about pr

william is a professor of law and faculty director of the constitutional law institute at the university of chicago law school. we also have with us michael mcconnell, the richard and francis mallory professor and director of the constitutional law center at stanford, as well as senior fellow at the hoover institution. from 2002 to 2009 he served on the circuit. >> will was actually my clerk. everything he learned he learned from me. [laughter] >> no doubt. >> can we have the first slide with the text? next slide. thanks. our topic is section three of the 14th amendment which says no person shall be a senator or representative in congress, or hold any office, civil or military, under the united states oan state who have taken an oath as an offerf any state legislature, or executive officer of any state, to suphe constitution shall have engaged in insurrection or rebellion against th same, or giveai or comfort to the enemies thereof. but congress may vote by two thirds to remove such disability. the question is what it means for us today. there are two important topics. one about procedur

commercial organization, uh, i’m studying corporate law, my major is kostya, i graduated from the law faculty ofguys, no believe me, we met, where do you think, at the retake commission, you know, this is a bad mark, then? there was, yes, there was a deuce, as a student will be, there was a deuce, yes, several deuces, i was wildly worried, and it seemed to me that the person knows everything, well, how can it be, well, you know, expulsion occurs even in the fourth year, then yes, you can study for all 3 years and you can be expelled in the fourth year, irin, our family understands your family like no one else, because we are now studying in the same place in the third year, so be careful, please, and then they decided together that they would go to the magistrate, but to another university, well, at the commission, did you meet in line or how did it happen technically? technically, i think i answered the teacher, went out, sat down on a bench, and there at the commission you need to wait for the results, and you can wait for an hour or two, depending on how the teacher deigns, because there are

vitalievich was born in the eighty-fifth year, born in the city of tola, in i came to moscow to study. he graduated from the law facultynd floor of this house says that she saw him talking with some guy, then this guy hit the deceased, he fell, guy took it from his pockets, everything of value disappeared from him, but she remembered his face, and they made a photo of the suspect, but no, it wasn’t necessary, we raised the cases of all the local criminals who have been kicked out over the past 2 months, well, here’s a witness... of one of them, please, our handsome one, so, grechkin savili robertovich, nickname sava , born in 1989, was convicted three times for robbery, has two walks, one and a half years and 3 years, prone to violence, alcoholic, drug addict with experience, it’s clear why are you thinking about starting, well , as usual, we’ll probably check it out locally registration, if he is not there, then we will talk with friends, acquaintances, work, eat. listen, niki, niki, niki, niki, leave me alone, you, leave me alone, you have a lot to do, but you don’t see, well, well, not for work, for friendship, andr

most recent job prior to the ftc was on the faculty of columbia law school. before that, she was council of the house subcommittee. before that she was an attorney advisor to then-commissioner who is now chair of the consumer financial protection's board. she is a prolific contributor to the antitrust debate including a widely-re-peace while she was a student at yale on platform dominance. she was nominated by president biden to be commissioner on the ftc. she was confirmed by the senate in june of 2021. i think she set a record in terms of time as a commissioner before becoming chair because a nano 2nd avenue her confirmation the president announced he was going to designate her as ftc chair. jonathan kanter. he's a partner in tulsa different national law firm but most recently set up and antitrust here. like cher con, he has been a vocal advocate for vigorous antitrust enforcement. also he is tough and demonstrated early in his legal career by surviving two years working for me. >> confirmed by the senate in november of 2021, coming up on two years, almost 2

you, he was born in ohio state. immigrants from india, graduated from the faculty of biology at harvard university, also has a lawol, is a member of the fibk among the oldest students of bill clinton and henry kissenger, ramasavami considers himself not only to politicians, but also to many entrepreneurs, he managed stakes in biotechnology companies in an investment fund , on which he earned his first millions, then founded a holding company that invested in promising medical developments, and even demonstrates in his election campaign business acumen. his official website says that everyone who brings a sponsor will receive 10% of vladimir zelsky’s investment. it’s all about the article, which the ukrainian authorities themselves initially promoted, out of habit, considering it laudatory. even the head of zelsky’s office, andrei ermak, commented, giving a link to it with a recommendation to read it, but quickly deleted his post. the article turned out to be not complementary at all. boris ivanin has all the details. nobody believes in the victory of ukraine, the lonely fight of vladimir zelsky, american magazine

the state of ohio in a family of immigrants from india, graduated from the faculty of biology at harvard university, also has a lawle law school, is a member of fibetk , the oldest student society in the united states, by the way, mark twain, john abdike were members of it and george bush, sr. now, ramaswamy considers himself not only a politician, but an entrepreneur, he managed the packages. shares of biotological companies in an investment fund, from which he earned his first millions, then founded a holding company that invested in promising medical developments, and even in his election campaign ramasavami demonstrates business acumen; on his official website it is said that everyone who brings a sponsor will receive 10% of the amount he invested, out of habit, considered laudatory, even the head of zelsky’s office, andrey ermak, noted, who gave a link to it with a recommendation about no one believes in the victory of ukraine, a lonely battle vladimir zelsky, the american magazine time flawlessly reveals the unsightly underside of the kiev regime, these headlines from the bank leak about panic became a cruel

of the federal trade commission. she wrote the amazon antitrust at yale law school and led congressional investigation before joining the faculty at colombia law school where she's currently on leave. todd, professor of law and also research fellow and former director of the law of economic center and most relevant on long list of accomplishments served as direct o of office at policy planning at the ftc. thank you so much for being here today, the floor is yours. [applause] i've never spread a single word of misinformation. you can read my complaint. since that time i've had videos removed on youtube. i've been shad dow banned on facebook and i have people that i follow for advice disappear. google has manipulated search results with the respect to the great barrington declaration and other things that have been done. the dark horse podcast has been demonetized. everybody said, well, if you don't like it, start your own social media company. there was one that was called parler. you may remember what happened to parler and we have seen really what amount today election interference with the suppression of new stories during th

of humanities that i did not have the scientific capacity to be at the same age as them . universities and even micro-faculties , groups, which group in which university, in the field of law, for example, the ability to transform the humanities, that is, in the field. we don't have professors and students who believe in islamic humanities, we now have many undergraduate students in the country, we have masters, we have doctors who believe in islamic humanities, but organizational they are not guided, they are not guided. the commemoration ceremony of the late ayatollah akhtari, one of the prominent scholars of semnan , was held. the mujahid cleric was the representative of the jurist in this province for about 20 years and finally passed away on the 9th of aban last year. the memorial service of ayatollah sheikh abbas ali akhtari was held on the occasion of his death anniversary with the presence of a large number of people from semnan and sorkha. in this ceremony, the head of the policy council of friday imams of the country pointed out the special points of the supreme leader of the islamic revolution's message in condoling the passing away of rouhani mujahid and said: u

of the ftc. she wrote the amazon antitrust paradox law and led the congressional investigation into digital markets before joining the facultyt columbia law school. todd zywicki is the professor of law at the scalia law school, former director of the law and economics center and served as the director for the office of policy planning at the ftc. professor and chair, thank you for being here. the floor is yours. [applause] >> thank you chair khan for being here. we appreciate having you here. i've been intrigued by a lot of the things you have said and so i want to have a discussion to flesh out your views and then maybe ask you some questions. irving kristol's old observation, a neoconservative is a liberal mode by reality. i am a market fundamentalist who has been bumped by reality the last few years. several years ago, i sued my employer when they tried to force me to get vaccinated. i had already had covid. the world has been surreal since that time and made me think about the themes chair khan has been talking about. i've never spread a single word of misinformation because through my complaint i filed in '21, everythin

of higher educational institutions. moscow university initially had three faculties: law. and physics are part of the latter. to programs the training included gymnastics, physical education, and for those interested, horse riding and fencing. people were accepted to study without distinction of class. even serfs, if the landowner agreed to pay for their education and give them freedom. the first students numbered no more than 12 people, and only 10 of them were taught. the entire course of education lasted 3 years. the grand opening ceremony took place on the day of the anniversary of the coronation of elizabeth petrovna on april 26, 1755. just a year later, the empress issued a decree training. those who successfully graduated from the university were awarded the first officer rank. thus higher education. from now on personal nobility to any subject of the empire. elizabeth issued one decree after another in support of the new endeavor, allowing the university to have a printing house, a bookstore, and publish a newspaper. moscow university turned into the largest cultura

with me now, michele goodwin only a professor of constitutional law and global health policy and co-facultytown university. david jolly is back with me. michelle, a colorado federal 14th mehmet case and that state can move forward. i wonder what it says to you about where this is headed and just how strong those cases? >> it's a strong case, and i'm sure that trump and his team of lawyers will continue to fight it. but important to understand the history of that particular amendment and, as well to understand what the clause is there. it was because of a potential of insurrection and the effort to try to overthrow the government after the civil war and the fact there was such violence -- and members of congress during the time of the civil war leading up to the civil war. and january 6th what we saw is a president that both incited individuals and also failed to do what was appropriate in order to save members of congress from the attacks that we will take place. >> michele, i want to play some sound for you. it's from a 14th ammendment expertt that spoke during the third day of the colorad

of the university of california berkeley school of law who's jewish says he's never seen the level of antisemitism as universities including among faculty, as rampant as it is now.w. >> i wasas stunned and saddedeno sesee statatements online celebrating hamas terrorist attack. i can read a few examples. for instance, students for justice in palestinian called the -- historic win for palestinian resistance. the columbia professor called it awesome and a stunning victory. a chicago art professor posted a note that said israelis are pigs. anything other than jewish pepeople beingng killed, people this? if they did, wouldn't they be widely condemned? >> at george washington university, a group recently projected antisemitic tropes outside the library. quote, free paleststine from th rivever to the s sea andnd quot glory toto our martyrs. >>>> imagine a a world where af the e murder o of geororge f fl someonone was projecting messag about protect the police and george floyd was guilty. how offensive would that be? >> in this case, g w's presiden said these images included antisemitic phrases that have caused fear and anxiety for many members

of this unique heritage is embedded in all strategic documents for the country's development. in the tomsk region i went on a flight, an unusual flight. legal bus, lawyers, notaries, law faculty remote districts to advise local residents on almost any legal issue, and you can get advice and clarification completely free of charge, vladimir bogomololov saw how on-site legal assistance works. this is our fourth trip, the last time we went was to melnikov. students of the law institute will have an on-site laboratory; practical skills will be honed in the field. volodin, a long way from the regional center of tomsk, more than 100 km, here, the first visitor and the first problem for student minds, olga obukhova and her husband bought stabilizer, the device should protect the tv from voltage surges. it turned out that the purchase was defective, but the pensioners were refused an exchange or refund and decided to sue. of course, i can make a claim, here are some practical questions, independent examination, where, how, what, wow, that’s what i would like. these are the ones to find out. students' eyes are opened to the world of legal conflicts with various examples. natalya gavvar

of the university of california berkley school of law, who is jewish says he's never seen the level of anti-semitism at universities including among facultyant as it is now. >> i was stunned and saddenenedo sesee statemements online celebrating the hamas terrorist attack. i could read you a few examples. for instance, students for justice in palestine called the terrorist attack, quote, historic win for, quote, the palestinian resistance. a columbia professor called the hamas massacre, quote, awesome. and quote, a stunning victory. chicago art professor posted a note that said, quote, israelis are pigs. savages. very, very bad people. irredeemable exkrement. may they all rot in hell. if this is anything-on-jewish people being killed would people say this? if they did, wouldn't they be widely condemned. >> at george washington university the groups students for palestine anti-semitic tropes outside the library. quote, free palestine from the river to t the sea. glory to our martyrs. . >> imagigine a world i in whici after the murderer of gegeorge d someone e was prprojecting mess like a about protect the police and george floyd was guilty.

law attacking hospitals is a war crime. as member of the passage force in the faculty of medicine, i'm here to condemn the war crimes committed by the israeli regime. whenever in a war you see one side taking. unconventional measures, it's a clear sign that they are desperate, attacking women and children and killing chill children shows how weak the israelis are, the people of palestine should know that their victory is near. we will always support the suppressed people of palestine, all the people that you see here have come to condemn the israeli regime. we will defend them till our last drop of blood. the government's media office in gaza announced on thursday that at least 14,800 people have been killed in the israeli attack so far, including nearly 7,000 children, while over 36,000 have also been injured. 60% of the homes in gaza have also been destroyed. since the beginning of the israeli war on gaza, not a day has gone by, the iranians have come out on the streets to show their support for the palestinian people. more than 10 million people have so far signed up to go to gaza. children from various backgrounds in the

just want to correct the record because i'm no longer in the faculty of the new school although i have joined the district of colombia school of law as justice professor. i'm going to be bef because so much of what has been said i agree with. but really to elevate 3 primary points that i think are critical to remember and i hope we will discuss more deeply today and in the future. one is that w know disinformation, misinformation is not new and it predates artificial intelligence and that's exactly why we should deepen our concern and why we need governmentction because as has been said, we have witnessed this, even in the last two election cycles, artificial intelligence is already expanding the opportunity and the depth of not only disinformation in the sense of elevating falsehoods about where ople vote, whether they can vote, how to vote, that goes directly to the ability of voters to select candidates of their choice and exercise their franchise lawfully and we have seen that a disproportionately targets communities of color. even the senate intelgence coittee noted that when it was looking at russian interference the 2016 el

the provinces under the authority of the university staff and faculty , so in article 10, if we have re-identification and re-location , we will definitely apply the lawmeans equal temperature. we also announce we declare patience to transfer these lands to the same apparatus that they themselves are asking for. these lands are used for their own employees. now we have a very good understanding with the ministry of jihad. arazi, who owns and owns his property , has brought these in many jaha lacks housing for its employees. recently, during a trip to kurdistan , a large part of the money that came was given to their own employees. and the project has started , so we don't have any serious challenges in article 10 for the time being in the current situation. where is the serious challenge in article 10? well, in that article you have a challenge, tell me where the government agencies are not cooperating. almost all of the government agencies are now cooperating because we provide housing for their employees with this policy . now you say the challenge, you will see a time when we have identified a land on which housing can be built , the device has pla

of uc law formerly called hastings, right there. this is that community's front yard now and uc law in addition to all the students and faculty, just cut a ribbon on 670 new housing. this is your part. >> thank you, phil, thank you, mayor breed. let me just say, it's an honor to be here. good morning p i thought i was going to be invited because of my skateboarding ability but that's clearly not the case and it would move up any knee surgery, i need. this is our front yard. we have for more than 50 years, been in that building with 270 units. and of course we occupy the entire block. we have what we call an academic village and the academic village that just opened this august, that mayor breed graciously came to the ribbon cutting. we are putting together a collaboration of universities in the bay area. so one-third of the 656 units of housing will be occupied by ucsf but also open to san francisco state, uc davis, berkeley graduate program, university of pacific dental school and we're creating an opportunity to bring all of these graduate communities together. and we want to be in partnership with the city of san francisco with

law? you can not have storage sets of rules $1.00 and $1.00 part of the word and another in another part of the word. well, we have nearly there been about 15000 faculties in gaza, and most of them are or people and the women. but at the same time, you'll see how mazda is also embedded, rich sense within the civil population. and therefore, it becomes extremely difficult to run a plastic miller, d. all patient dead and cool little damage was in every table. whether it was the wrong of a choice for isabel to use a hammer to kill a fly or go for this punch. policy is debatable. but on the whole, i think it has the v is the issue off because of incident that you had in store international humanitarian law and of select your basis, which is not a good development. major general b k sharp, my director of united services institute in india and a very well informed guest. it's been a real pleasure and enjoy the pre michael readings to form your ass in most go right now. enjoy yourself and i look forward to speaking to you soon. thank. thank you very much. pleasure. i thank you for joining us here for this program live from moscow. we off the the warming up, i

as one of the few is not only law schools protecting the right of its students to organize against israeli settler colonization. this law school passed and endorsed bds on a student and faculty level recognizing absent our work and the school's mission statement is void of value. this is what they are saying at graduations at college universities. what is the answer? we talked about solutions today. i would like to know. first, we have to define it, right? i just sponsored legislation that would require the department of education and universities to follow that definition. you need to have parameters. it is always a slippery slope. i think we need to use the definition and go after the institutions and strip federal funding from colleges and institutions and allow the fund to facilitate events that promote anti-semitism or have professors that teach it to our young people. the fact that they are teaching our young people that hamas, that they are freedom fighters, that they are not a terrorist organization. that is what they are teaching our young people and it is disgraceful. what about federal financial aid? for -- should we prohibit that aid from being used at such insti

law and management. it is planned to open from the next academic year two more new areas of training, this is for tsie, well, this is related to medicine, this is the faculty medicine of moscow state university, the direction of training is biology , the faculty of biology of moscow university. in the future, it is planned to expand the list of specialties. there were exams online, there were plans to open an ingu branch in grozny, i realized that i needed to go there. as part of a working trip, the deputy prime minister of the russian federation had a meeting with ramzan kadyrov. chapter. subject noted that the new the branch will become a forge of professional personnel not only for the region, but also for the entire north caucasus. russia has always been in first place, we will definitely win in the north and we will also build a wonderful republic , he noted the rapid pace of development of the region, how in a short time the republic has turned into a large accessible investment site, this is confirmed by federal ratings. we see that the chechen republic is demonstrating sustainable economic growth, the region is blossoming before our eyes, this is m