the court granted a sert petition for a guy named chin suing the city of baltimore. they're very proud of the fact they have this very thorough process, all the clerks to go over the briefs and the sert petitions and sort of check them out. and you remember, there's like -- they grant less than one out of 100. so they grant chin. and then no one was able to find mr. chin for months. they couldn't find him. and i would have thought one clue was that this is an unusual situation. he said he bought his house in baltimore for $900 and then they knocked it down without telling him. i would have thought, i know prices are not high in baltimore but $900. anyway, to make a long story short they couldn't find him. by the time the argument come they dismissed the knocked it down case. and then -- >> he hires paul. >> right. >> lesson. if you're in trouble in the supreme court, paul clement. >> but didn't paul -- >> this one didn't work. they weren't having him back after that. >> i talked to a lawyer for one of the legal clinics who said we should have just said we were repres

sert has just been called to a fight.ittle do they know, they might have been sabotaged. >> wet floor. >> be advised, wet floor. >> proceed with caution. the floor is wet. >> there was so much water on the floor, it was meant for us to slip and slide on. i mean, it was beyond mopping a floor. >> nobody on the response team was injured and the apparent sabotage did not prevent from quickly retraining the combatants one is scott, the other is antwaan timberlake. >> do not turn off that wall, timberlake. >> the fight occurred inside his locked cell. >> in here? >> yeah. >> inmates sometimes find ways to open up doors and sometimes they tamper with the lock. >> when used properly, a hard, flat object can sometimes jimmy a lock. >> in this case there was a chess board and he was able to pop it from the outside. >> officers separate the two men to get their versions of what happened. >> what's going on? >> nothing's going on. >> huh? >> nothing? i'm up here for nothing? what happened? >> just fighting man. >> how did you get in

the cons sert begins at 7 -- concert begins at 7:00 followed by the fireworks display. >> karen i can taste the hoagie. >> reporter: love it. i'm despited about the concert coming up this weekend. the so much going on. i think a lot of people have taken the day off and started the weekend today. looking at 422 traffic is not looking bad. we're looking good eastbound at 23. we're moving okay. saint gabe's curve to 23. a little slow on 422. eastbound past hanover we had a disabled vehicle it's cleared. traffic looking better, as well. outside around the region we have a problem with a manhole in abington, the cover is missing. look for this at old york road at hart road. 8-miles at philadelphia international. 2.5 in millville. we've seen a touch of low clouds that's an issue. looking better in trenton at 5. 2.5 in wildwood. issues with low clouds this morning. currently 67 degrees, we're heading up to 84. watching sunshine fade behind clouds and looking for passing showers south of the city we're seeing them south of dover not impacting the area too much just yet that will come later on

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. >> earlier in the day, sheriffs emergency response team or sert, put her in restraints. >> walker hadhat she is going to court. i just -- simply explained to her it's not my opinion that matters. it's the judge that matters. she then got irritated with me and started cussing at me and started flooding the cell. >> soon after, master deputy sheriff minks and private first class buckner arrived on the unit to begin their shifts. >> i was advised she was flooding her cell and acting ir rational. i went up to the top tier of the unit, made eye contact and we exchanged some words and she pretty much told me what in the plp blp was i looking at and i said sit down and be quiet. from there i believe i ticked her off. >> when walker began spitting water through the door, they placed a magnetic strip but to no avail. >> she was able to poke it out to remove this section of the magnetic strip. and at that time, pfc buckner was passing through. >> this crack right here. her mouth is right there. she spit right at me. luckily she missed my head but got my entire arm, and went down. >> definitely

there we saw the court going out of its way to really look at that issue twice granting sert on the issue, twice having the chance to hear it, snatched from their grasp by those litigants who dismissed or settled their cases. and then finally a chance to look at it and saying, looks like all the appeals courts that have considered this issue for the past four years were right. never mind. so yeah, we're going to see those cases. keep in mind that we're going to see the results of those cases no later than june of a presidential election year. so the kinds of intuitional concerns about rocking the boat and bgs a very disruptive force in society and in the political system may be even more heavily on the justices' minds than they are right now. for instance, if they -- a one man one vote ruling, depending on what they say coming right before a big election, might be the kind of thing that slightly increases from 0.1 to 0.11 the importance of the supreme court as a political issue. >> with that we've come to the end of our time. please join me in thanking our panelists. [applause] [captionin

but it did seem interesting that -- he actually went as far as to criticize the even the sert stage. he said in mid june that the court shouldn't have even taken this case. i have presidential comments since 1954. lds not completely unheard of for presidents to comment when they had cases of which they took some interest before the supreme court i don't think it is going to be a very difficult thing. i think this is as one fact that the study itself observed presidents most likely to comment on pending cases tend to be lawyers who think they know a lot about the law and are in a position to discuss it. and so president clinton actually commented on a pending case in a signing statement once where he sort of predicted that the court would side with him in the census statisticalcal sampleling case. so it has happened before. i don't think it is going to be very common. i think this president believes he knows a lot about the law and is in a good position to explain it not so much to the justices. i don't think he has any alutions about that. hinge he's trying to lay out his legal posit

there we saw the court going out of its way to really look at that issue, twice granting sert on the issue twice having the chance to hear it. snatched from their grasp by those litigants who dismissed, or settled their cases. and then finally getting a chance to look at it and saying it looks like all the appeals courts have considered this issue for the past four years were right, never mind. so, yeah we're going to see those cases. keep in mind that we're going to see the results of those cases no later than june of a presidential election year. so the kinds of institutional concerns about rocking the boat and being a disruptive force in the political system may weigh heavily on the justices' minds than they are right now. for instance if they -- a one man one vote ruling depending on what they say, coming right before a big election, you know might be the kind of thing that slightly increases from 0.1 to 0.11 to the supreme court as a political decision. >> we've come to the end of our time. please join me in thanking our panelists. [ applause ] >>> this weekend on the c-span net