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the lawyers say, madam in two months. that's not going to be enough in that situation.s were killed, that they're wretically could be subject to some -- theoretically could be subject to some court of prosecution as murder. that might be a place which the court would properly recognize some kind of immunity. that's nothing like what we have here. i take the former brief discussing the vesting clause to talk the nature of charges when they focus on, again, subverting the electoral process. at a minimum there should be no type of immunity that covers that. judge pan: are you saying it should be a case by case balancing in how does this work as a legal standard? mr. pearce: we think it should be just be as the distr-bgt court held, a balancing under fitzgerald. that's our view. you start with this question. what are the burdens against the presidency and what are the interestso the further -- the answer to that question under fitzgerald we think the burdens my friend talks about on the other side are overstated. i'm happy to describe why. we think the interests -- public's

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case to the international criminal court , the words of an irish defense lawyer named ney harrahly impressed all the listeners. madam president of the court members, an urgent action is necessary to save the palestinians living in gaza from this genocide at the same time as the violation of the convention on the prohibition of genocide by israel. secretary general of the united nations. if the officials of that organization have likened the conditions of gaza to a hell for the residents, a humanitarian crisis, a blood bath and a terrible situation. britain of four the region consists of england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. the british government, which gave palestine to the zionists, has been an unequivocal defender of israel's actions in the last 75 years, but the irish have always been defenders of the palestinians. we are together and united with millions of people who stand by the palestinian people around the world in the global movement for freedom and justice. we say in groups of thousands and thousands of people and millions of people that we are all palestinians, even though in recent polls in eng

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the lawyers say, madam president, we'll get your memo in two months. that's not going to be enough in that situation. if there were a drone strike, civilians were killed, that theoretically could be subject to some sort of prosecution as murder. i think that might be the kind of place in which the court would properly recognize some kind of immunity. but then, of course, nothing like what we have got here. i sort of take the former official's brief discussing the vesting clause to talk about the kind of nature of charges when they focus on, again, subverting the electoral process, and at a minimum there should be no type of immunity that covers that. >> so are you saying it should be a case by case balancing in each case whether there is immunity or how does this work as a legal standard? >> so, we think that it should just be as the district court held a finding -- there is a balancing under fitzgerald, right? that's our view. you start with this question, what are the burdens against the presidency, and what are the interests to be furthered? i think

strike under these circumstances, you know, a president will have a cadre of lawyers to advice him or her and they will say madam president, we will get you a memo in two months, and this is not enough in that situation, but if there were a drone strike and civilians were killed that is theoretically subject to some prosecution as murder, and i think that might be the kind of place in which the court would properly recognize some type of immunity, but that is of course nothing like what we have here. i sort of take the former official's vesting clause to talk about the nature of charges when they focus on again subverting the electoral process and at a minimum there should be no type of immunity that covers that. >> you are saying a case-by-case balancing of immunity or how does that work as a legal standard? >> we think it should be as the district court held finding -- there is a balancing under fitzgerald, and that is our view. you start with the question of what are the burdens against the presidency and what are the interests to be furthered. the answer to that question under fitzgerald, we think that the b

lawyer named ney harrahly. the genocidal war crime of the zionists was quickly published in the independent media and social networks. madam president, the members of the court, an urgent action is necessary to stop the violation of the convention on the prohibition of genocide israel saved the palestinians living in gaza from this genocide. secretary general of the united nations. if the officials of that organization have likened the conditions of gaza to a hell for the residents, a humanitarian crisis, a blood bath and a terrible situation. the entire population of gaza is now under siege and under israeli attacks they do not have access to even the most basic needs of human life. great britain consists of four regions: england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. the british government that gave palestine to the zionists. in the last 75 years , he has been an unequivocal defender of israel's actions, but the irish always defended the palestinians. why this support? from an irish company. i asked a protester in support of palestinian rights in london. it was balfourfour who, as the prime minister of great britain , pr

irish defense lawyer niharley impressed all the listeners so that this brave attack on the zionist genocidal war crime was quickly spread in the independent media and social networks. madam president members of the court, urgent action is necessary to stop the violation of the convention prohibiting the genocide at the hands of israel of palestinian residents. saved from this genocide . the secretary general of the united nations and other officials of that organization described the situation in gaza as hell for the residents, a humanitarian crisis, a bloodbath and a situation, etc., and south africa is a supporter of palestine. israel and its supporters are angry about the rights of palestinians in london. it followed. but his words in this march increased the encouragement of the supporters of the palestinian cause. we are millions of people together we stand by the palestinian people all over the world. in the global movement for freedom and justice. we say in groups of thousands and millions of people that we are all palestinians. although in recent polls in england 7. people are asking for a ceasefire in gaza. the american and british governments, as well as the ma

lawyer named nee harrahly affected all listeners in such a way that this brave attack on war crimes. genocide of zionists quickly in the independent media and network social media was published. madam president , an urgent action is necessary to save the palestinians living in gaza from this genocide at the same time as the violation of the convention against genocide by israel. the secretary general of the united nations and other officials of that organization have described the conditions of gaza as hell for the residents of the humanitarian crisis. they have compared the blood and the terrible situation. the entire population of gaza is now under siege and under israeli attacks they do not have access to even the most basic needs of human life. great britain consists of four regions: england, scotland, wales and northern ireland. the british government gave palestine to the zionists for the last 75 years, he has been an unequivocal defender of israel's actions. but the iranians. british colonial policies have become i am glad that lou macdonald, the leader of the largest party in iran, will participate and give a speech in the demonstration in support of the palestinians in lon

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