going forward in the group- litigation order scheme. we need to take out of the equation-— of the things we need to take out of the equation. so how do you think in ractice the equation. so how do you think in practice that — the equation. so how do you think in practice that would _ the equation. so how do you think in practice that would happen, - the equation. so how do you think in practice that would happen, in - the equation. so how do you think in j practice that would happen, in terms of the recommendations that we will be making as a committee? is that that the post office is required to make all the obligations to a third party with disclosures ahead of time, and then that is the body of the claimants would speak to? have that function in practice, removing the post office? the that function in practice, removing the post office?— the post office? the solutions in unlockin: the post office? the solutions in unlocking and _ the post office? the solutions in unlocking and delaying - the post office? the solutions in unlocking and

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liberty counsel, a conservative christian litigation group, has asked the florida supreme court to consider alabama's ivf decision before ruling on a pending ballot measure that would codify abortion access in florida. and it seems like liberty council might have a supporter on the florida bench. in a hearing earlier this month florida chief justice carlos mui floated the idea of fetal personhood, they haven't taken a position on whether the supreme court protects an unborn child at any stage of pregnancy. joining me now coauthor of notorious rbg, the life and times of ruth bader ginsburg. thank you for being here tonight and helping me make sense of this. to you think what we're witnessing in realtime here is potentially the death knell of ivf in red states across america much like abortion access? >> it certainly looks like it's headed that way in alabama. but i want to step back for a second. in 2011 i went to mississippi to cover -- one of the most conservative states very similar to alabama. failed because people pointed out fetal personhood would naturally lead to restricting ivf. and

the group litigation order is for the 555 former subpostmasters, excluding those who had criminal convictionss currently in the process of claiming compensation, christopher head. good morning. every time we hear from a sub—postmaster it shocks us again and again. take us through your story?— again and again. take us through your story? yeah, i took over the branch in — your story? yeah, i took over the branch in 2006 _ your story? yeah, i took over the branch in 2006 when _ your story? yeah, i took over the branch in 2006 when i _ your story? yeah, i took over the branch in 2006 when i was i your story? yeah, i took over the branch in 2006 when i was aged | your story? yeah, i took over the i branch in 2006 when i was aged 18, the youngest sub—postmaster in the country at the time. we had discrepancies and shortfalls from the beginning. they were a minor annoyance, small amounts. the beginning. they were a minor annoyance, smallamounts. later, in 2014, i had horrendous problems with the horizon system. it was showing the horizon system. it was showing the data was corrupt, we couldn't get th

cameron was in a position where we would not have had to get people to fund us to go through a group litigationinformation. we should say that although we are talking i say that although we are talking about the time when david cameron was prime minister, we don't know whether he received this information, whether it got to number 10. information, whether it got to number10. maybe information, whether it got to number 10. maybe it was his ministers or civil servants. certainly the government knew. there was a lot of government _ certainly the government knew. tue- was a lot of government members that are well aware of what has been going on. they tried to fight it in the high court. they have rejected that when access was available. that was in 2017. then they actually had to say, yes, remote access is a thing. to say, yes, remote access is a thin. ., , ., , ., to say, yes, remote access is a thin.. ., , ., , . ., ., thing. lots of people have followed this sto , thing. lots of people have followed this story, remember _ thing. lots of people have followed this story, remember it _ thing. lots

groups as well. during the years that she spent litigating cases before this court and during her four decades of distinguished services as a federal judge. the common thread is getting with read verses we read. in the cases that followed in the 1970's with a simple -- was a simple yet essential one desired to be judged on one's individual merits, not on the basis of generalizations or stereotypes. the idaho statute in read versus read as a poster child for laws of the latter. it mandated that, as between individuals equally entitled to administer the state, males must be preferred to females. as justice ginsburg wrote in her brief speaking to invalidate that statute, it was based on the assumption that, in general, men are better equipped to act as in a ministry or than are women. what justice ginsburg objected to was not the notion that in a particular case a man might prove to be better qualified to administer than a woman seeking the same appointment, and thus could be selected on the basis of the personal abilities. it was the notion that the state could do away with any incurring into the individual meri

aviation, business aviation, manufactures, labour members of the faa own workforce, commercial litigation, groups representing passengers, airports and on and on. the house but his legislation makes transformative changes in the passenger experience and in private aviation. it provides innovators of the unmanned aerial systems and advanced mobility space, regular certainty they need to deploy some of the most advanced technologies we've seen in aviation. we also make meaningful reforms to expedite agency processes and to position the agency to manage an ever-expanding aviation system. and the bill contains numerous provisions aimed at improving aviation safety. with all the recent incidents, accidents, near misses, and problems, it's nothing short of malpractice that the senate hasn't even bothered to mark up the faa reauthorization bill. the senate's repeated failure f has destroyed $650 million in airport investment this year alone and delayed the enactmente of urgently needed safety measures and reforms. there has never been a worse time to leave the faa reauthorized, yet that's where the sena

. >> i'm familiar with group one, and they are not about protecting anyone from anything except litigationry >> are you gunning for tommy's job? you know chiefs are political cannon fodde you know what happened to garland. >> yeah, so why don't you listen to me and let me be very clear with you >> mm-hm >> that is not what's going on here i understand that you're very upset, okay, but let's focus on your daughter and what's important right now. >> look, i appreciate everything you've done for my daughter, but i just don't think you and i should talk anymore. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: yeah, you tell them. come on, now mariska hargitay that's how you do it "law & order: svu" airs thursdays at 9:00 p.m. on nbc. we love you. more "tonight show," after the break. stick around ♪ i'm a parking gate. and i'm all out of whack. automated voice: please insert your parking ticket. it's going to take a lot more than a little ticket to get out of here. and if you have cut rate car insurance, this could leave you all bent out of shape. no...ahhh! so, get allstate and be better protected from mayhem

group newspaper. it is of a series newspaper. it is one of a series of litigationsncluding the mirror, the sun, the daily mail or the publishers of those, but also against the home office. >> two we heard from his barrister , very scathing against barrister, very scathing against a certain piers morgan , very a certain piers morgan, very much a mission that will continue for apparently. so we'll see you very shortly. do stay with . us stay with. us >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon, i'm alex deakin . this is your latest deakin. this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. the weekend's should bring most of us some sunshine , but there will us some sunshine, but there will still be few showers around still be a few showers around and to begin with. and sunny to begin with. there'll northern there'll be snow across northern scotland falling here at scotland still falling here at the moment. a office yellow the moment. a met office yellow warning mostly over warning in place, mostly over the

moscow, zlabinsky’s accomplices are continuing the litigation he previously started for other people’s square meters, the main gang. an organized group took possession of a two-room apartment of the shevchuk family, there was already an auction, it had already been bought, but we sabotaged leaving the apartment, because well , we have nowhere, simply nowhere, me, my husband and our two sons remain on the street. the damage in each case is measured in six figures in numbers, in total these are tens, even hundreds of millions of rubles. zlobinsky, according to the verdict, paid a fine of 300. and taking into account the time he spent during the season. a dangerous criminal may be released in just a couple of years. denis voskovsky savishchev, pavel letnikov, veronika magazeyshchikova, news. the largest multidisciplinary medical center in russia has opened in the leningrad region. the beloostrov high-tech clinic can receive up to 100 thousand patients a year. a world-class commission on an area of ​​30 hectares includes an oncology center, an operating unit, ambulance station and laboratory complex. about high-tech medical. doctors show

litigation but maintains a did not break the law. u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin says the u.s. is ramping up its response to groupsin the middle east just days after a drone strike killed 3 american soldiers in jordan. austin says the response to the drone attack will be multi tiered. but some lawmakers say that the biden administration is not doing enough. capitol correspondent anna wiernicki is in dc with more. >> this is the first time that secretary austin has held a press conference since his hospitalization earlier this year, warning that this is a dangerous moment in the middle east. >> u.s. secretary of defense lloyd austin says president biden will not tolerate attacks on u.s. troops and neither will he. they risk their lives. >> and lost their lives. to keep their fellow americans global terrorism secretary austin says in iran backed militia is to blame for sunday's drone strike that killed 3 american soldiers and injured more than 40 others on an american military base in jordan. we look to hold the people and are responsible for accountable. and we also look to make sure we continue to wait takeaway ca

litigation, including judgment execution. >> wow. walk me through a creditor. it can't be a creditor, sorry, not a creditors, someone who made post bond for trump. that person or that groupnot be based in new york city. is that right? or new york state? >> under the existing order he can no longer borrow money from institutions that are registered or chartered in new york state. however, if you are appealing that judgment and staying their judgment, theoretically that particular provision wouldn't be in effect while he appeals it. there are lots of financial institutions the probably fall outside of that. there are also wealthy individuals, and as our colleague rachel maddow has said, even foreign countries might have an interest in learning this money to him. i asked the attorney generals office early this week, would we know, as the public, who loans following trump this money? would you even know, as the attorney generals office? and i believe the answer was, we are not clear on that. it's not clear whether we'll have any transparency as to how he gets the money to post a bond, if he does indeed post a bond. >> well that could be a significant national security concer

a group put together to provide non-pro bono legal services to election administrators when they are harassed or coerced with malicious litigation, seeming to try to destroy their livelihood. but the environment, despite these developments, remains the same, and contentious. in thecommonwealth of pennsylvania, we have now lost about 70 election directors or assistant election directors in our 67counties and some counties since 2020 have changed election after election after election and the consequences of that i think are sometimes on display. when you have peoplerunning elections who have less experience and are more likely to make errors and make errors in an environment where everything is perceived as being intentional and malicious and seeking to change the outcome of the election even though it is really a reflection of their lack of experience and that is in my opinion, the biggest if not one of the biggestchallenges faced and election administration, right now, a significant turnover experience . people leave for different reasons. one reason or another but if they are able to retire, for example, and they don't want to

i can promise as we litigate through the rest of this cycle, and i'm sure this will be true in other voting rights organizations and law firms and groupsment of millions of americans and the supreme court should interp rate the first amendment, the 14th amendment, the other voting rights laws to enfranchise voters which means striking down repressive laws that we see republican legislatures adopt and rejecting those frivolous legal claims that republicans keep bringing. they brought another one in arizona this week to try to make voting harder. >> thank you for offering a silver lining on a day when we needed it most. marc elias, thanks for your time. >>> when we return, today's arguments at the united states supreme court a reminder of the chaos the disgraced ex-president creates and the legal clouds that hang over his head even as he gets closer to becoming the republican nominee for president. the fraught politics of this moment after a quick break. e frs moment after a quick break ♪♪ whoo! ♪♪ light work! ♪♪ next victims. ♪♪ you ready for this? ♪pump up the jam pump it up♪ children are the greatest joy and our best hope for a better