to the sentencing council to the sentencing council .y, its name, but really, was change its name, but yeah, this is completely yeah, i mean, this is completely unacceptable. this is complete overreach , and, you know, unless overreach, and, you know, unless they get back down from this, i do genuinely think we are going to have to look at, abolition of the sentencing council because this is this is not acceptable in a, in a democracy for people unelected and unaccountable to be making these kind of political decisions. >> well, there you go . thank you >> well, there you go. thank you very much indeed, philip davies. always to mp always great to speak to you. mp for shipley, interesting for shipley, it's interesting because we were discussing, oh, maybe this is because of practical issues. we have overcrowding in our prisons . overcrowding in our prisons. more lenient sentences might free up more space. but actually, philip , they're saying actually, philip, they're saying this is very much ideological. actually, philip, they're saying

the sentencing council body.h, with this ridiculous set of guidelines, has just shown how unfit for purpose it is. judges take these factors into account. this is deeply insulting to anybody who was born into poverty , who was was born into poverty, who was not particularly academic, who went on to make a decent living, contributing to society . and contributing to society. and quite frankly, it's just shown that this council that was established in 2010 is not fit for purpose and should be abolished forthwith . abolished forthwith. >> and, you know, peter, depending on whatever background you're from, whether that's upper class, whether it's whether you're born into poverty, you should know the difference between right and wrong. absolutely. wrong. surely absolutely. >> and we should all be judged as equals in the eyes of the law. but this just flies in the face of all that. and let's look at the broader picture here in the uk, sadly, our streets are becoming increasingly lawless. we have an absolute epidemic of

it's called the sentencing council . called the sentencing council. strategy and guidance for judges to allow them to ensure that they're jailing the right people . the guidance that right people. the guidance that came out came out on monday , came out came out on monday, made clear that leon leon sentences for offenders from depnved sentences for offenders from deprived or difficult backgrounds should be allowed to and that why are they and understand that why are they making those choices in their lives? they're looking at personal backgrounds, poverty, low attainment , low educational attainment, experience of discrimination, insecure came in on insecure housing came in on monday. the alex schalk, who is the justice secretary, clearly is not happy about it, but he can't do much about it. for me, it's the judges taking control of situation where the jails in england and wales are 98% full, they need to act to make sure that the jails aren't full to bursting. so they're doing their own their own, own ways by bringing their own, their here do their o

two the judiciary has seemingly been captured by maoists as the sentencing council , presided sentencingncil, presided over by the uber woke new lord chief justice, baroness carr of walton on the hill, considers reducing sentences based on someone's socio economic background. minister background. the prime minister has made his most forthright remarks about leaving the european court of human rights. yet in an interview with the sun, he said controlling illegal migration important migration is more important than membership of the foreign court. ihappen membership of the foreign court. i happen to agree with him. a rise in demand for electric cars has fallen sharply, with more drivers opting for petrol and hybnd drivers opting for petrol and hybrid models. new ev registrations rose a mere 3.8% in march, which is typically the biggest car sales month for the yeah biggest car sales month for the year. so does this represent a turning point for the green agenda and a denouement you won't want to miss? could germany be on the cusp of being invaded when it finally faced a taste of its own med

. the sentencing council.said it's alex chalk, sentencing council. and the just said it's ridiculous. zhalk, has said it's ridiculous. >> good. and he doesn't. >> good. and he doesn't. >> but, but but they they have the power to issue these guidelines and they and they will people spending guidelines and they and they wlong people spending guidelines and they and they wlong time people spending guidelines and they and they wlong time in people spending guidelines and they and they wlong time in prison,e spending a long time in prison, particularly with particularly those with difficult particularly those with diff but: particularly those with diffbut as long we're making >> but as long as we're making the time while the best of their time while we've educate them, we've got them, educate them, train them therapy, train them, give them therapy, give medications , whatever give them medications, whatever it is that they need to get their in order. sunak and their lives in order. sunak and their lives in order. s

the sentencing council , backgrounds. the sentencing council, which backgrounds. sentencing council , which sets backgrounds. the sentencing council, which sets guidelines for judges and magistrates. as forjudges and magistrates. as forjudges and magistrates. as for the first time outlined mitigating factors that it says courts need to consider before handing down a sentence. they include poverty, low educational standards, discrimination and insecure housing. but critics say the law should treat everyone equally , with the everyone equally, with the justice secretary, alex chalk, describing the guidelines as patronising and inaccurate . patronising and inaccurate. leicester city council says sensitive information has been posted online by a known ransomware group after it was stolen in a cyber attack. the local authority was the victim of a hack last month, forcing it to shut down its it systems. it's confirmed that confidential documents have now been published by that group of hackers, including rent statements and some personal details . the group statements a

two the judiciary has seemingly been captured by maoists as the sentencing council , presided sentencingncil, presided over by the uber woke new lord chief justice, baroness carr of walton on the hill, considers reducing sentences based on someone's socio economic background. minister background. the prime minister has made his most forthright remarks about leaving the european court of human rights. yet in an interview with the sun, he said controlling illegal migration important migration is more important than membership of the foreign court. ihappen membership of the foreign court. i happen to agree with him. a rise in demand for electric cars has fallen sharply, with more drivers opting for petrol and hybnd drivers opting for petrol and hybrid models. new ev registrations rose a mere 3.8% in march, which is typically the biggest car sales month for the yeah biggest car sales month for the year. so does this represent a turning point for the green agenda and a denouement you won't want to miss? could germany be on the cusp of being invaded when it finally faced a taste of its own med

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peter bleksley your thoughts on this, sentencing council was this, the sentencing council was set up judges. >> there is a chief constable on it and a woman who has a background from looking after victims. but essentially it's judges a magistrates in a cosy little cohort issuing nonsense like these sentencing guidelines. this week . and guidelines. this week. and they're nonsense on a number of levels. number one, they are deeply insulting to anybody from an impoverished background or who wasn't particularly academic , who does not break the law. secondly, why should somebody from a middle class background be punished more severely than somebody who perhaps comes from a working class background? we are all supposed to be equal in the eyes of the law, and i completely agree with anna, the gb news viewer who sent in her opinion. >> well, stella, what do you think ? think? >> mitigating circumstances have always been a thing that lawyers and judges have depended on. it's not a new thing. this is just a more exhaustive list and with recommendations . with specific recommendations. >> for

, need on the sentencing council, need to be put back in their box. >> isn't the truth of this , andugh prisons , they don't have enough prisons, they don't have enough space in prisons. and is space in prisons. and this is just an excuse. and we've just an excuse. and also, we've seen legal system , the seen how the legal system, the crown prosecution service has been operating. there's backlogs , there's delays, there's all sorts of things going on. isn't this the reality and the truth of this, that they simply don't have enough prisons to put people in them? >> yeah. we don't have enough prisons . i >> yeah. we don't have enough prisons. i agree that. but prisons. i agree with that. but that the basis of these that isn't the basis of these changes. are changes based that isn't the basis of these chiprinciple, are changes based that isn't the basis of these chiprinciple, not|re changes based that isn't the basis of these chiprinciple, not based nges based that isn't the basis of these chiprinciple, not based on s based that isn't the basis of these chiprinciple, not based on on ase

so this is the sentencing they've sentencing council and they've met up and they've, they've basicallynilaterally decided this thing. it's not been voted in. it's not been put through any of law or governance. in. it's not been put through any involvement»r governance. in. it's not been put through any involvement legislated|ce. yes. involvement legislated anyway. and it's quite a dangerous idea where if you and i can see why some people would think this makes sense. but if you come from a deprived background, socio economic background, socio economic background, or other factors that may , they think lead you to that may, they think lead you to a life of crime or committing crime , then you would get crime, then you would get a lesser offence, but critics have said, rightly, that first of all, that could lead to sort of two tiered, sentencing for, for someone , caught or sentenced for someone, caught or sentenced for the same crime , who was more the same crime, who was more middle class background. but also it's somewhat insulting to people from working class or lower socioeconomic b

critics say the guidance from sentencing council patronising and council is patronising and inaccurates, such as a poor upbringing in someone's sentencing. it's sentencing. if you ask me, it's another to not send another excuse to not send people to prison. but there we go.the people to prison. but there we go. the daily mail mps caught up in honeytrap sixteen. now in naked honeytrap sixteen. now we're talking right serving minister among those feared to have been targeted by hostile state. at least a dozen mps, their staff members and political journalists. oh, hang on . actually, we'll on a minute. actually, we'll leave that one there now. and political journalists have been targeted in a sinister cyber honeytrap scandal . parliamentary honeytrap scandal. parliamentary authorities. i'm just going to keep reading this. are under pressure to investigate after a string of westminster figures, including serving minister, including a serving minister, were flirtatious messages were sent flirtatious messages and pictures, victims of and naked pictures, victims of voiced concerns that those

council. they refused to utter a single sentence condemning this regime. this action of theirs was met with a sharp reaction from the ambassador of the permanent representative of russia in this meeting. ali rajabi , united nations security council broadcasting news agency, new york. from the new mural of palestine square with we will punish your title and you will regret it. in this mural , a sentence from the leader of the revolution in hebrew and the iranian embassy in damascus have been designed and executed. in this terrorist attack, sardar zahedi and sardar haji rahimi, one of iran's military advisers in syria, and five of their companions were martyred. news sources of firing more than 30 missiles from the south. they reported to the west galilee in the occupied territories. after these attacks, the alarm sounded in the middle of the day. more details of this attack have not been released. iraqi islamic resistance from the drone attack on the port amalersash and haifa airport in the occupied territories reported and announced that this attack was car

the take into account the circumstances of each case, in line with guidelines set out by the sentencing councilme to the front door right now for me? >> james james. >> james james. >> yes. so it appears that the mrs. influence has spread to inspire a young woman to morph into the female version of the tiktok troublemaker. what's this ? oh no , no, he said, stop talking. >> oh oh oh oh oh. >>— >> oh oh oh oh oh. >> well, if you if you miss that, that is a young woman there. if you want to call her that, i suppose, who carried out assaults right across london and yeah. shock, yet to be yeah. shock, horror yet to be caught. but these chaos for clout as they're called social media trends are very, very worrying. and i suspect that they're only going to get worse coming up today marks four years since keir starmer became labour leader. so as he looks to transform the country, has he succeeded in transforming his party? find out when crown party? find out when i crown tonight's greatest britain in union jack. but first, another big story for you tonight . civil big story for you tonight. civil serva

so this is about these basically the sentencing council which sets the guidelines for judges and magistratesly educated. maybe they grew up with a drug addict family. with in a drug addict family. they've grown up poor. so that should be reflected in the sentencing. andrew, do you think i mean, there's a risk here, isn't there, that basically they're patronising poorer people and saying, well, you you're bound to commit crimes. so have to be a so we're going to have to be a bit or am wrong bit more lenient. or am i wrong about that? bit more lenient. or am i wrong aboyou're:? bit more lenient. or am i wrong aboyou're never wrong, alan. >> you're never wrong, alan. well, but of course, as someone said years ago , a crime is said years ago, a crime is a crime is a crime. so no, that's right. >> i mean, cressida, do you think it's patronising to working class people? >> yeah i do, i mean, we're assuming that the crime is the same. i thought there was already an element of sort of. how do you present in court? a friend of my dad's was a rugby coach when my brother was a kid, and he got he got so

odesa region was sentenced to 9 years in prison, the higher anti-corruption court found him guilty of accepting a bribe. together with ihor plekhov, the former deputy of the reniya city council, ivan, received the sentence podoilov he will spend 10 years behind bars. according to the investigation, they wanted to receive 100,000 dollars for the allocation of communal land for rent. they were stolen in january last year while receiving half of the amount. both convicts were deprived of the right to hold public office for three years, and their property was confiscated. a shortage of electricity during the day is predicted in ukraine. as reported by the ukrenergo company , there may be restrictions for industrial consumers and businesses from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. this will not apply to critical infrastructure facilities and defense enterprises. the company added that the lack of energy is a consequence of massive russian attacks on ukrainian power plants. due to the sharp cold , the consumption of electricity has increased sharply, so the operator calls for energy. peterykiv painting and assistance to the armed forces of ukraine. an artist from one of the villages in the kyiv reg

united states, england and france, as the three permanent members of the security council , refused to utter a single sentence in condemnation of this regime. this is their action with a sharp reaction. and the permanent representative of russia met in this meeting. ali rajabi, sada and sima news agency, united nations security council, new york. the president of syria, in a telephone call with the president of our country, confirmed the testimony of a group of iranian military advisors in damascus on the need to support and support the axis of resistance and punishment of the regime. zionist emphasized. bashar assad called the zionist regime's crime not only a violation of international laws, but also a sign of the height of insolence and moral degradation of this regime and continued aggression in palestine, lebanon and syria. mr. raisi also considered this terrorist and criminal act to be an indication of the helplessness of the zionist regime and emphasized that, without a doubt, this regime and its supporters will be punished for this terrorist and brutal crime in gaza, and the perpetrators of this crime

by the way, in my opinion, the same instructions were requested by the council of ministers . the sentence that came is that, sir, your pricing is dynamic, but if your price is higher than the price. tell the customer, sir, that this price and this price are now higher than the agency and taxi prices, but then this is this. there is another argument about non-competition, non -monopoly, because when he says, sir , my price today is higher than the agency tariff and the definition of a taxi , now this moment means, sir, go take a taxi or hire an agency . they are active in this area . look, the code may not be the same, but the logic is definitely the same. thank you, mr. etziri. see, this kind of work means pulling out the pricing service from the platform. this does not in any way prevent the services that you say that the platform wants to provide in fact to actually encourage the drivers . by the way, in my opinion, it makes us different platforms in this area instead of pricing or now for example with each other. or at all, in fact , the platforms fight with the competition council or

threat to his countries tried to convey this. to those around him, for which he was sentenced to death by the highest council in 1982, he was shot dead on the threshold of his editorial office. according to journalistic sources , lodge pi-2 consisted of more than 7,000 people. silvio berlusconi was also a member of this masonic lodge, which he never hid. during the investigation into the illegal activities of lodge pi2, the names of almost a thousand people surfaced, including all the heads of the italian intelligence services. 195 officers of various armed forces, 17 police generals, 22 army generals, eight admirals, 44 members of parliament, three ministers, 24 judicial officers, several prefects and many chiefs of police. subsequently, 200 people from the published lists died violent deaths. after the collapse of the ussr. lodge pi2 completely fell under the mafia, which is still strong in italy today. it is interesting to follow the bizarre history of the popular fascist symbol, the compass. a circle with a dot in the middle appeared in the pythagorean school back in the 6th century bc. it meant space, a

for offenders from deprived or difficult backgrounds, but critics say the guidance from the sentencing councilt the story about the moon, i glanced at it but didn't understand it. shall i give it a go? ok, on earth when our clocks are set and everything, we use coordinated universal time, utc, or gmtv. it is an international recognised standard relying on atomic clocks. you may have heard on yesterday's programme that time may be changing, we might be gaining or losing a bit. the reason this is being looked at is because there is so much more exploration to the moon and there is an idea we will be spending more time on them in. if you go to the moon you are using earth time, and that has to change because it will not be accurate. if it is not accurate, gps and satellite navigation could change. if we go back to einstein's theory of relativity, this goes on to the idea that gravity is stronger and time passes more slowly on earth, gravity is less on the moon and time passes more quickly so they will be different time zones.— different time zones. presumably, nassar, space _ different time zones

sentencing. >> harris: i know you were watching, so i would want to understand how differently these two people were represented by counsel. the council for jennifer crumbley, moments before the judge handed the sentencing, and before her husband james, spoke was arguing that the medical records are not -- there was not enough done in that case. it felt like a set up for appeal for the mother jennifer crumbley benedict first set above do not give her that many years, what was going on there? and what impressed you most about -- what was going on there first of all but the judge in this defense attorney? >> you are right, harris, first of all it was inappropriate. for the lawyer to get up and talk to the judge about that. save that for another day. what she was trying to do is influence judge matthews ruling on how many years both crumbley will get. but it was misplaced and a failure to make those comments at a sentencing hearing, in my opinion, the parents are borderline psychopaths, both of them thought more about how this has affected them and how it was inconvenient for them in jail and how they have to live the rest of their lives

sentence. the objections to the transparency plan remain unchanged. the expediency councilved in cases of dispute between the parliament and the guardian council and the supreme supervisory board for the proper implementation of the general policies of the system. winter 142. this is the last public meeting of the parliament that the representatives of the transparent plan. executive bodies and other institutions were reformed. the assembly of the expediency recognition assembly and the supreme supervisory board exempted their deliberations from publication and approved the same in order to prevent the release of some information, a working group was formed from the parliament government and the judiciary. a series of new irans have been introduced to the transparency of seghan forces . if you explain what we had about this plan was that exceptions to transparency were mentioned in this resolution. some cases are exempted from clarifying their own cases that are subject to this law. the mechanism that was planned to detect these exceptions in this case was the problem of sh

council of justice. oleksiy tandyr is probably in a pre-trial detention center. will be found guilty and sentenced to a realhe is still a judge. the most interesting thing is that the supreme council of justice itself included in its regulations a rule according to which high-profile cases, cases that have public weight, significant public interest should be considered as a priority, or at least priority unfortunately, we do not see this, and in fact, in this way, the members of the supreme council of justice themselves violate the new regulation. a special category for dismissal are judges-collaborators, those who betrayed ... in the oath and went over to the side of the enemy during a full-scale war. they should have been released immediately, but the supreme council of justice is in no hurry here either. the judge of the northern commercial court of appeal, volodymyr kuksov, who is accused of collaborationism, justified atrocities after the liberation of kyiv region from the occupiers racists, and called ukrainians fascists. but it seems to me that only the people of bandera, damn, fucking can rape, and

the official statement of the council secretariat must be on the table you are very careful, national security. this sentence is very important that we will do 10 times what we did. well, this move surprised all the world's military analysts, but from the arab world itself, the zionist regime of the west, when it becomes 10 times, it is actually a part of the capability. the islamic republic of iran will be displayed and the zionist regime will definitely suffer serious military blows and a lot of damage, so the options on the table will be carried out with the same seriousness as the operation of sadegh , sardar hajizadeh actually said with without delay in response to the journalists' questions, they said that we will definitely do it, a strategic decision has been taken and they should know that the americans have warned them that if you interfere , your situation in the region will definitely be about the target. we warned the countries of the rome region that they are doing their own business. one of the reasons why the americans did not come, you know, is that they know that it is not just them who are

the competition council is also right that in the middle of your report, you mentioned mr. hashemi's one-sentence thank you. mr. hashemi, the thank you is very interesting. i think it was in march of this year , if i'm not mistaken. you can search on the internet and see that they asked for this to be a taxi. can they have a floating price? yes, very good, now we are saying that we should do the opposite, sir, that is, let's move forward with floating price internet taxis . i didn't say that at all, i told you now that the price will be completely outrageous, but the conflict of interest that exists here will disappear, which means that now, sir, you can't set a price for a taxi. your company, sir, suppose you are a commercial company. look at your pricing . you yourself have now accepted that the price is not necessarily determined by this algorithm. in fact, the companies are interfering in the pricing. if any company , let's assume that a person is the owner of the company, the price let's see if this is a bad thing lt is. if it affects the conditions of competition , if it creates a monopoly,

he will be sentenced to 175 years in prison for disclosing confidential military information. mojtaba ghasemzadeh, radio and television news agency, london. un security council members about membership palestine did not reach an agreement in the united nations. the ambassador of malta, as the rotating chairman of the security council , announced that the majority of members are in favor of the full membership of palestine. are. however , there was no consensus in the meeting of the special committee. according to the representative of malta, many countries expressed the fact that palestine meets all the criteria for membership. palestine's request for permanent membership of the united nations was recently raised and the security council referred this request to a special committee. approval of palestine's permanent membership in the united nations requires a vote of 9 members of the security council without a vote. negative members are permanent. in the present currently, 144 countries out of 193 members of the united nations recognize the country of palestine, but the united states and a number of european countries have not recognized the country of pales

had their sentences reduced. 156 of these female convicts, five of them were foreign nationals and 11 were security convicts. and that the first meeting of the parliament. the islamic council in 1403 is held today. report of the consolidation commission on the 7th plan bill returned by guardian council. the report of the consolidation commission on the second part of the budget bill for the year 1403 of the whole country. the report of the head of the court of accounts on the subtraction of the 1401 budget and the urgent review of the bill for holding gatherings and marches will be among the most important agendas of the parliament this week. thank you very much for your companion. o people, bright lanterns from the old covenant, morning is near in the name of allah, the merciful. i heard that a guest is coming. i could not water and sweep the alleys. i pray for wind and rain. ghar ghar qalaq means they lie to the news. dandelions are always oppressed. dandelions die they laughed except heartbroken. we did not remember a single breath , no one helped us except with closed hands. like the sunset of gaza, we are in the ruins of exile. a morning did not rise from the soil, di

september 1402 ended with this sentence the objections to the transparency plan remain in their place, and in the case of disagreements, the assembly and the guardian council and the supreme board of supervision over the good implementation of the general policies of the system will be removed. the winter of 1402, this is the last public meeting of the parliament, where the representatives of the transparency plan of the three powers of the executive bodies and other institutions amended the parliament of the assembly . expediency of the system and the supreme supervisory board exempted them from the publication of their deliberations. also, it was approved to form a working group of the government, parliament, and the judiciary to prevent the publication of some information. a series of new irans have been introduced to the transparency of seghan forces . we would be grateful if you could explain. the most important objection we had to this plan was that in this resolution. exceptions to transparency were noted. some cases are excluded from for example, to clarify their own cases that are subject to this law. the mechanism that was planned to detect these

which, of course , requires a council resolution, and this resolution should not be approved or, so to speak, approved in any case. the prosecutor can implement this sentence and the guarantee of the implementation of this sentence by the prosecutor through the united nations and its member countries can be a sufficient guarantee for the implementation of this court. the authorities of the zionist regime are worried and it seems that they are worried and they are serious about this issue. did we have an example before that the official of a country, as you mentioned, a real person, was prosecuted and arrested based on a court order? criminal? see us in the so-called international courts. how many we had a special court, so-called a special international criminal court for the former yugoslavia , in which president radan karadzic was prosecuted and sentenced to 13 years on the run, but he was finally arrested and initially sentenced to 40 years. his sentence was changed to life imprisonment. we had a special court for sierra leone. or through article 27 of this constitution also states that the political position of individuals does not create political gui

presents the evidence of the case the council for the defense does the same the jury remains a silent as it listens. this is what our rules require of us as well. the sentence of the opportunity to perform this duty the senate will not hear the house and managers present the details of their case against secretary mayorkas. that key willingly neglected the duties of his office and he lied to congress about the extent of that failure. likewise we will not hear the secretary's representatives present the vigorous defense to which she is entitled. our colleagues know we are obligated to take these proceedings seriously. this is what our oath prescribes it is what the history and precedent require and i would urge each of our colleagues to consider this is what the framers actually envisioned. the power of impeachment is one of the most delicate balance is our constitutional strikes of the american people sovereign electoral authority to purchase as a safeguard against malpractice and it gives the senate the power and the duty to decide. this process must not be abused. that must not be short-circuited. history will not judge this a moment well. therefore i mov

she was sentenced when she was eight weeks pregnant and so the stakes here are very high. i also want to give you some context on what we heard from the inquiry is council and he started by raising concerns once again about disclosure of pertinent documents on behalf of the post office. he said this has become a theme, where witnesses, statements and the proceedings have been delayed because of documents not been submitted in required window. in early february they received more than 70,000 documents from the post office. we are talking about a very high volume, he said there were even delays when it came to e—mails between executives. crucial to answering that question, who knew what and when. the chair talked about this before, complained about the delays from the post office, has said he doesn't want to delay any of the witness testimony further because in his mind any delay would cause further damage and stress to the victims. there is that saying that justice the victims. there is that saying thatjustice delayed is justice denied. instead he said that they will continue with the timeline but instead they insist they will recall witnesses when neces

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sentence that the blessed union of maidan and diplomacy is really the sweet fruit of this blessed union , we tasted the true promise operation. that the president's government is the chairman of the councilhest national security and our military commanders should all make a unanimous decision to secure national interests . you saw that the diplomatic system should really appreciate them here. in the very first days, we talked with our three friendly countries, china, russia and algeria, because they are members. being the supreme council of the united nations security council, russia moved early and requested a meeting. you see, speaking very well, defending the positions of the islamic republic, and if there is a protocol, we were not looking for a resolution. because we knew that the americans would veto and the british were looking for a statement, the council's rule the security is that when the statement is read , it will be issued in the council hall itself. if no one protests within 24 hours, or 48 hours, i don't think so, it will become a media statement .

sentence handed down in california 2 years ago in a separate right case? now we've been following developments in haiti. the country is wanting a transitional governing council. often months of gun violence which forced the prime minister ariel on re to resign. ceremony was held at the prime minister's office rather than the presidential palace as police failed to gain control of the area around the compound money ra, polo reports. in haiti's capital, puerto prince a ceremony to swear in a new transitional presidential council was interrupted by the sounds of heavy gunfire on thursday, cause the members of the new council vowed to reign in the gang related violence that's pushed the country to the brink of social collapse and recent months in the face of this unprecedented crisis, the entire population has recognized the urgency and necessity of taking a firm grip on the situation. to pull our country out of the spiral of despair and destruction. outside the walls of the ceremony, gang members armed with automatic weapons, exchanged gunfire with police on criminals, roaming the streets, freely off and overpowering. the police is a scene that's become all too

the council to the inquiry has been asking about the case of someone who was pregnant with her second child when she was sentencede that was _ let's have a listen. where there was a case that was discontinued - let's have a listen. where there was| a case that was discontinued because of a concern — a case that was discontinued because of a concern that there may have been _ of a concern that there may have been a _ of a concern that there may have been a problem with horizon, do you now accept— been a problem with horizon, do you now accept that is something that should _ now accept that is something that should have been disclosed in their case? _ should have been disclosed in their case? , , ~ ., case? yes, my thinking at the time was only cases _ case? yes, my thinking at the time was only cases where _ case? yes, my thinking at the time was only cases where a _ case? yes, my thinking at the time was only cases where a bug - case? yes, my thinking at the time was only cases where a bug could l was only cases where a bug could have _ was only cases where a bug could have been— was only cases where a bug could