first, johnson joined the court after marbury. he was not part of that particular revolution. between marbury and 1810, there cases were few, if any that came to the court which , would arouse jefferson's ire. probably the single most important exception were the cases out of the burr conspiracy, where johnson in fact did dissent but not on a constitutional basis. 1810, fletcher v. peck give the first opportunity for jefferson to speak out. this was compounded by another development. johnson issued an opinion in regards to the jeffersonian embargo where johnson took the position that countermanded a direct command from jefferson. this gave rise to an incredible dialogue. he delivered a mini lecture. to. president's are subject jefferson was outraged. he had his attorney general right a letter to all court collectors. it was much like the post mccullough exchange which was published in the opinion johnson issued. when fletcher arrives at the court in 1810 he is not one of the in crowd, he is the enemy. he has got a problem. that problem is threefold. he wants to be true to his

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marbury and order him and on camera. the floyd case, you have some other situations where an s officer humanely, the life of someone on camera. those two minutes and 28 seconds mr. floyd was unconscious, the officer continued to put his knee on his throat, taking away any oxygen. >> what sort of police modifications or reform needs to come out of these recent cases? >> one of the things d.c. has done which has been successful in one of thehe reasons growing up, i didn't inherently have a fear of police, most are from the area, there from here. they are our neighbors, people we see every day at restaurants so there is a sense of belonging from shared community. a lot of police needs to get back to that. new york, for example, only one in seven new york police department's, police work in the five boroughs, that is problematic. many people policing areas where they live, a shared interest there. >> you said you don't have a fear of police growing up in washington d.c. area, let me ask you about a piece published by john fl

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that do appears to show marbury being pursued through the streets of brunswick and shot lead, and indeedolice initially arrested a father and son, greg and travis mcmichael, greg mcmichael is a former police officer in that area and they we re officer in that area and they were charged and then two weeks after that, they arrested the man who shot the video and that's a man called william bryant. after this grand jury hearing, all three men are now facing a total of nine charges, including murder, aggravated assault and false imprisonment, amongst others, all three are expected to plead not guilty. as you say, david, it took so long for this to come to light, local law enforcement quite relu cta nt to ta ke local law enforcement quite reluctant to take action and yet again, as in so many cases, video appears to have made such a difference. it does, and that's potentially quite crucial because there are some idiosyncrasies to this case, if you like. for example, after he was arrested by police, greg mcmichael, the father, a p pa re ntly mcmichael, the father, apparently told police that th

the deaths ofgeorge floyd , breanna taylor and ahmad marbury as well as the pandemic have forced our country to reckon with not only decade of long failure to perform our police departments and prevent unwarranted brutality against black americans , but alsothe centuries long struggle against racial injustice . here in congress, democrats have sought to turn the anger and frustration and yes, sometimes despair in our country into real and meaningful action. democrats wish to seize the moment. three weeks ago democrats announced the bill that would finally bring strong, comprehensive andlasting change to police departments across america . the justice in policing act led by senators booker and harris. the house of representatives will pass that bill this week. but here in the senate we have a much different story. senate republicans responded to our comprehensive legislation that proposes a bill that is so much weaker on nearly every single count and worse still, it's completely silent on so many issues that scream out for action . should police officer he held a greater account if th

father and son one of them and eggs police officer who both on themselves and basically chased mr marbury down and shot and killed him it outraged not just people in georgia of people across the entire nation it's a case i think of it is in the back of people's minds as they demand justice to mr floyd's death as well so this case will be watched exist dream that closely all 3 men have been in jail since they were arrested by the f.b.i. in may but now the courts will decide whether they should go to trial. here on al-jazeera over the long protests over something else state of emergency turned violent. tropical cyclone that never was that dropped a meter of rain ever salada it's here it's this is this massive cloud they're producing a lot of rain this time in western yemen they'll be flooding from the interests of shore and he brags of completely otherwise the arabian peninsula is dry and sunny and hot of course a bit of a shame all maybe picking up the gulf during friday but look at the temperatures it bringing with it 49 in kuwait and about 43 in their heart it's not a pretty dry shamali

take casey as given and i think eight cases where you've been standing we can go back and re-examine marbury versus madison but we have eight cases in the abortion area and in other areas and hold women's health picks that up. casey picks that up and they really want us to go back and re-examine this. you have good arguments but why departs from what was a good precedent? >> i think what we want to say is in none of the cases have the court considered or signed off in the face of a potential conflict of interest so this is an argument that's never been in front of the court and we don't think that it should accept it. >> i know you have limited time. i understand the point the impact varies from state to state but why do you look at each stage benefit differently if they are not going to change from state to state? >> i disagree with the. if you had a state that did focus and the hospitals could dispute whether that happens here i would say it is a key factor in if you look at the joint commissions if however we think about that they could very depending how it works in a particular state. i

privilege about white people who are fans of lebron but had the privilege to not care about ahmad marbury and of lebron says something if you puncture that privilege it may have to be confronted with the reality of his life and justice in the country. >> i agree with you but here's why the hope will fall on deaf ears on non-movement from the white side. he used the word we in this is a component of being black in america, i don't want to say globally but being black in america, white america doesn't understand how they separate us. when lebron used the word we they are like you are not a part of them. you don't get hunted down every day. it is in a different way. when you read his quote the backlash is going to be you are posturing, true to yourself in a part of society you don't exist in anymore and we know there is no separation from black folks, what status of life we live in. most of white america doesn't understand so what you are saying, that is really hopeful, that - the minute to use the word we, he included himself it is not a part of what he is saying. >> host: lebron's house wa

father and son one of them and eggs police officer who both arm themselves and basically chased mr marbury down and shot and killed him it outraged not just people in georgia other people across the entire nation it's a case i think that is in the back of people's minds as they demand justice for mr floyd's death as well so this case will be watched exist dreamily closely all through. the men have been in jail since they were arrested by the f.b.i. in may but now the courts will decide whether they should go to trial. the situation now where in hong kong thousands defied a ban to attend a vigil in memory of the victims of the 1989 telamon square massacre scuffles broke out between police and crowds and parts of the city police are urging large crowds to disperse to prevent a spread of corona virus but hong kong is one of only 2 chinese territories allowed to have a public memorial to the victims a candle a vigil has been held in the city's it tory party every year since 1990 but this year protesters had to break through barriers to hold a rally earlier hong kong's allege that sure criminal