permits -- llp permits, let them know we can and will be processing them. electronic notification is also part of the legislation. we will let people know, as these permits come in, regarding applications in their respective areas. the board of supervisors introduced a piece of legislation on october 4 regarding parking lots and security plans. this was primarily in response to concerns by nightclub owners, regarding issues of violent and other kinds of activity on their patrons that were happening outside of their control, in parking lots that are not well lit and often not manned. the legislation is noted on my memo and in your binders. it is under a 30 day rule. that means it will set for 30 days before it goes to the public safety committee. i would encourage the commission to look at it. it is not very long. comments are always helpful. we will be assisting the police department in implementing this, but primarily it is an sfpd permit section activity. our involvement will be limited, but it is important to know what it is about. quickly, we had our in

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before joining the the justice department, he was a partner at covington and burlington llp at washington where he served as the co-chair of the white collar defense investigation practice group. previously he served as an assistant district attorney in manhattan and as a special counsel to president clinton he received his b.a. from columbia college and we're pleased to have him here today. mr. breuer please proceed with your testimony. >> good morning mr. term and it's a pleasure to be here. think for the opportunity to appear before you today along with my partners from the the part of treasury and homeland security to discuss the justice department's efforts to address the threat posed by transnational organized crime. transnational organized crime posed a great and growing threat to our economic and national security and safety of our citizens. these groups create a staggering array of crimes all the way from credit card fraud is cybercrime to violent crime and drug trafficking. they penetrate and undermine government institutions. they threaten the world financial system and they su

before joining the justice department to listen llp in washington or he served as cochair of the white-collar defense investigations practice group. previously in his career he served as assistant district attorney in manhattan and a special counsel to president clinton. he received his va from columbia college and jd from columbia law school and were pleased to have him here today. mr. breuer, please proceed with your testimony. >> is a real pleasure to be here. thank you for the opportunity to hear before you make the partners of homeland security to discuss the justice department's efforts to address the threat posed by transnational organized crime. trans national organized crime pose a grave and growing threat to our economic and national security and the safety of our citizens. these groups commit a staggering array of crimes all the way from credit card fraud and cybercrime to that crime and drug trafficking. they penetrate and undermine government institutions. they threatened the world financial system and they prefer legitimate market. for these reasons from the task of combating tr

our moderator today is kirsten castaneda, she is senior counsel at locke did el llp, she was a hatten w. sumners scholar, and she's a member of the executive board of the council of appellate lawyers. please join me in welcoming this outstanding, distinguished panel. [applause] >> thank you so much for being here today with us for our talk about judicial decision making. before we begin on this veterans day, i would like to take a moment to remember all those who have served our country in the u.s. armed forces and all of our men and women in uniform today. thank you for your service. [applause] i want to start with a question to kind of bridge between lawyering and judging. before you became a judge when you were a lawyer, as a lawyer before you went on the bench what didn't you understand about how judges make decisions, chief judge jones? we'll start with you. [laughter] >> that was so long ago, i hardly even remember it. what did i not understand? i did not understand the impact of personalities on the collegial decision making process because on a multi-member -- please, forgive