bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be weaved in the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off to say i live it is for half an hour we need real change around the time of the show for a trial verdict an african-american teen was fatally shot by police in columbus ohio a warning you might find the following images disturbing in body count footage an officer can be seen approaching a group of people one of whom appears to attack another with a knife the officer fired his gun at the alleged assailant a black 16 year old girl who then dies of her injuries protesters took to the streets following the shooting police claim the use of force was justified but say they will investigate the case. when there are some of the top stories for this wednesday live from moscow here on r.t. international for all of us here thank you for joining us we are back with no. one else shows seem wrong

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officers but it's the bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be weaved in the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off to say hey i let you do this for half an hour we need real change. around the time of the shaving trial verdict an african-american teen was fatally shot by police in columbus ohio the officers were responding to reports of a stabbing with the girl allegedly attacking 2 people with a knife angry protests spilled out onto the streets following the deadly shooting. in a new pinnacle for irony notoriously fans are happy you tube passed sponsored a freedom of expression award and doled out the prize to its own boss but with 99 percent dislikes on the video of the event it seems the ridiculousness of the situation is not lost on its users artie's demeter park reports. you know how it's becoming harder and harder to tell reality from satire these days well it's because of stuff like

officers but it's the bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be weaved in the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off to say hey i lived in his for half an hour we need real change. around the time of the show and trial verdict an african-american teen was fatally shot by police in columbus ohio the officers were responding to reports of a stopping with the girl allegedly attacking 2 people with a knife angry protests spilled out onto the streets following a deadly shooting. after mass allegations of sexual misconduct on mismanaging the pandemic the governor of new york has yet another scandal on his hands and is now being investigated for using state funds to write his new book it's called american crisis leadership lessons from the covert 900 pandemic and much of their work in compiling that memo was done by cuomo staffers who received state salaries most team denies any wrongdoing the idea

officers but it's the bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be a way into the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off to say hey i let you do this for half an hour when you get real change. around the time of the show when trial verdict an african-american teen was fatally shot by police in columbus ohio a warning you may find these images disturbing. in bodycount footage an officer can be seen approaching a group of people one of whom peers to attack another with a knife the officer fires his gun at the alleged assailant a black 16 year old girl who dies of those injuries protesters took to the streets after the shooting police claim the use of force was justified but say they will investigate the case. brings up today don't forget by the way you can check out more news stories we have covered for you by heading to our website. i'm afshin rattansi we're going underground ahead of earth day

officers but it's the bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be weaved in the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off to say hey i let it do this for half an hour we need real change. around the time of the show and trial verdict an african-american teen was fatally shot by police in columbus ohio i should warn you you might find the following video disturbing in a body count footage an officer can be seen approaching a group of people one of whom appears to attack another with a knife the officer fired his gun at the alleged assailant a black 16 year old girl who dies of her injuries protesters took to the streets following this police say use of force was justified but they will investigate the case. well after allegations of sexual misconduct on mismanaging the pandemic the governor of new york has another scandal on his hands andrew cuomo who is now being investigated for using state fund

officers but it's the bad apples that contaminate the entire bowl of minestrone soup as justice oliver wendell holmes would say and let's hope there's an extraordinary amount of change that's going to be weaved in the community and to the nation for real use of force implementation not just showing up to a class and signing off and say hey i let you do this for half an hour we need real change but what we've seen of the flow slow progression on the initial police reform i would argue that this is that same case that happened 20 years ago we always talk it was like this 20 years ago but prior to the proliferation of the internet and it's the video and cameras and viral videos those sorts of things that we. the prosecutor said all it would have been written up that the man had a heart attack during an arrest and therefore they transported that are. so we are seeing progress in the right direction i think the people who are energized right now have to start slow political civic help the judiciary to push their political dip of their political issues or work because if they were just for the good team to

i look at it from the oliver wendell holmes of view that the life of the law is not logic, it is experiencethe more experiences brought to bear on our complex legal problem is, the better. i know from my experience as a district judge that there have been changes in my own way of practicing, interacting with defendants that are based on insights from representing clients 16 years ago when i was an assistant federal public defender. you learn things. from experiences that relate to what you are doing. they can be useful. i told the story about the way in which i communicate and forecast and layout for defendants what is happening in cases. i was aware as a defender, how many of my clients did not understand the process and that was detrimental to their rehabilitation. i work on that aspect based on my insights from my time i was a defender. ms. jackson-akiwumi: i would only add that the seventh circuit has judges from many different backgrounds. there are state court judges who are sitting on the seventh circuit, law professors, judges who have been prosecutors, attorneys for the executive b

in 1903, oliver wendell holmes jr. summed up the problem in a decision, and that decision in effect refused to enforce the 15th amendment guaranteeing that former slaves could vote. how could holmes have done this? here is what he wrote. he said, "the court has little practical power to deal with the people of the state." he added that the great mass of the white population, if that great mass of the white population intends to keep the blacks from voting, if so, a court decision to the contrary would be empty. the power to redress that people, he thought, must lie in the hands of the legislature and the executive. it wasn't that long ago. it was a century ago. at that time, you would have said, how far-reaching is the power of the supreme court? we saw the problem very dramatically in the 1930's, a struggle between politics and the judiciary. it focused on the question but didn't answer it. in the early 1930's, the country fell into depression, calling enormous suffering across the nation. franklin roosevelt was elect

it is sort of like the oliver wendell holmes quote that the life of the law is not logic, it is experience. so, i have experienced life, in perhaps a different way than some of my colleagues, because of who i am. and that might be valuable. i hope it would be valuable if i was confirmed to the court. sen. cornyn: thank you very much. ms. jackson, same question to you, please. judge jackson-akiwumi: i agree with judge jackson that i do not leave race would play a role if confirmed. i do believe that demographic verse of the of all types plays an important role in increasing public confidence in our court and increases the public's ability to accept the legitimacy of court decisions. it is akin to the way in which we guarantee a jury of one's peers and the idea that you walk into the courtroom and 12 people from all kinds of different backgrounds might decide your case. i also think that demographic diversity of all types helps us achieve a role modeling result for young students, law students, young lawyers. it is important for anyone aspiring to public service to know that that path is ope

think i quoted oliver wendell holmes who said taxes is what we pay for civilized society. but anyway, there is one lady in the room who said i don't mind paying taxes. i just want to make sure other people are paying their fair share of taxes. i've never forgotten that. i have never forgotten that. madam chair about a week or so ago and in past years previous commissions assert terrific public servant. among the things we talked about or what could we do as an oversight committee to better ensure the irs has resources one for writing guidance and advice to taxpayers to know how to complete their taxes. and to make sure everybody going back to the ladies comments years ago, the budget was to make sure everyone was paying taxes. and for almost ten years john was the commissioner of the irs to come before this committee in this room and ask for additional revenues for the irs so that he could hire some additional people onto hire the kind of people skills they needed. provided technology to enable them to better ensure everyone is paying their fair share. in his testimony ver

complete insulation, a complete exemption from anti-trust laws, going all the way back to oliver wendell holmes baseball ought to have that exemption. that exemption was created out of thin air by the supreme court and when i first saw major league baseball was doing this, i thought this was a behavior of an entity that cares not what anyone says or thinks in response to its actions. it certainly shouldn't have a farcical anti-trust exemption to embolden it into taking ridiculous actions like this one. maria: does this not come from the top p? president biden came out and trashed the georgia law. he compared it to jim crow 2.0 is what he called it. you know, yesterday on an emotional day, such an emotional day when we get the verdict in the george floyd killing, derek chauvin facing 40 years in prison, you've got kamala harris and joe biden coming out and for 10 minutes getting in front of a podium and telling us how racist this country is. okay. the vice president of the free world telling us that this is systemic racism. i mean, words matter. this is coming from the top. no wonder companies t

i look at it i look at it from the oliver wendell holmes view that the life of the law is not logic, its experience. and so the more experiences that canht be brought to bear on our complex legal problems, the better. i also know from my experience as a district judge that there have been changes in my own way of practicing, in my own way of interacting with defendant's in my courtroom that are based on insights that i had from representing clients 16 years ago when i was an assistant federal public defender. and so you learn new things. you learn things from experiences that relate to what you were doing in the judicial system, and they can be useful inin helping. i told the story earlier about the way i now communicate and forecast and let layout for defendant's what is happening in cases, and to do that because i was aware as a defender of how many of my clients did not really understand the process,ha and that was detrimental to their rehabilitation. so i work on that communication aspect based on my insights from the time when i was a defender. >> senator booker, i would only ad

it's sort of like the oliver wendell holmes quote that the life of the law is not logic, it's experienced so i've experienced life in perhaps a different way than some of my colleagues because of who i am. and that might be valuable, i hope it would be valuable if i was confirmed to the court, the circuit court. >> thank you very much. ms. jackson, the same question for you, please. >> thank you, senator. i agree with judge jackson that i don't believe race will play a role in the type of judge that i would be if confirmed. i do believe that demographic diversity of all types, even beyond race, plays an important role in increasing public confidence in our courts and increases the public's ability to accept the legitimacy of court decisions. it's very akin to the way in which we guarantee a jury of one's peers and the idea that you walk into the courtroom and 12 people from all kinds of different backgrounds might decide your case. i also think that demographic diversity of all types helps us achieve a role modeling result for young students, law students, young lawyers. it's important f