and to make a long story short showered shipley filed a petition in patent case which that is already a challenge to make understandable. but it turned out that his client a german industrialist who was not an english speaker insisted on writing the brief the petition himself. and when the lawyer said you know, we really need to change this he said no and the lawyer decided to go ahead and file the petition anyway and it was complete jibberish.

one clinton sent in 2009 to top aid sheryl millions asking, "may i borrow the book 'sends" by david shipley." athe e-mails released today were heavily redacted. and as for the 37 now deemed confidential, clinton says she did nothing wrong because those e-mails were not considered classified when she received them on her personal account scott. >> pelley: nancy cordes in the washington newsroom this evening. nancy, thank you. john dickerson's guests on "face the nation" this sunday will include contender for the republican nomination mike huckabee and cbs news aviation and safety expert sully sullenberger. today, an autopsy shows that 43-year-old samuel dubose died of a bullet to the head. dubose, who was unarmed was shot by a university of cincinnati police officer, ray tensing, during a traffic stop. tensing was fired and charged with murder. he's now free on bond. that killing is one of membership that we've seen recently in which a simple traffic stop escalated into violence. some police departments are training officers to defees these situations and michelle miller has been looking int

>> i think it was the saga of howard shipley, a lawyer with fully and laudner the first time in years when the court threatened to discipline a lawyer for the cert petition that he wrote. to make a long story short howard shipley filed a petition in a patent case which that's already a challenge to make it understandable. it turned out that his client, a german industrialist, who was not an english speaker, insisted on writing the brief, the petition himself, when the lawyer said, we really need to change this, he said no. the lawyer decided to go ahead and file the petition anyway. it was complete gibberish. it was almost illegible. there were acronyms and all sorts of things you would never want to subject a generalist court to. the court threatened to discipline him for it. to make a long story short howard shipley hired paul clement who was able to fend off the discipline and the supreme court discharged the show cause order but they did issue a warning to lawyers that they really have to use plain english in their petitions and they also can't delegate the tasks to their client.

. >> i think it was the saga of howard shipley, the lawyer who was the first time in years when the court threatened to discipline a lawyer for usurped position that he wrote. to make a long story short howard shipley filed a position in a patent case which that is already a challenge to make understandable but it turned out that his client, a german industrialist who was not an english speaker, insisted on writing the brief, the petition himself. when the lawyer said, you don't really need to change this, he said, no. and the lawyer decided to go ahead and sign filed the petition. anyway, it was complete gibberish. it was almost illegible of their acronyms and all sorts of things he would never want to subject to a generalist court. and the court threatened to discipline him for it. make a long story short, howard shipley hired a man who was able to fend off the discipline and the supreme court discharged the order related issue a warning -- but they did issue a warning that lawyers have to use plain english in their petitions and they also cannot delegate the task to the client. it just

the book by david shipley, and "why people e-mail so badly and how to do it better." >> to read thatxt, brianna, those are the e-mails as opposed to the medical records as opposed to the tax records you'll get in a few minutes. what revelations over this eight-year period do you think we'll see? >> what we are hoping for and what we should expect e these are tax records from 2007 to 2014 keeping in mind already public are the clinton tax reports i think we may be finding out the tax rate which is key. keeping in mind a lot of that money may have gone to the clinton foundation. it should be happening very soon john. >> wow, brianna, a busy day for you. thank you so much. >> you bet. >>> he's barely registered -- chris christie says hey, no big deal. our jake tapper sits down with the new jersey governor who gave us thoughts about donald trump's lead in the polls. that's next. but your stellar notebook gives you the gumption to reach for the sky. that's that new gear feeling. all hp ink buy one get one 50% off. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. we call ours

of arizona decided in its police power, and it has the power to regulate medical decisions on the shipleyned -- unquestionably am it determined the fetus can feel pain at 20 weeks and if balance the need to exercise abortion services on the need of medical the subsidy. this court said no. regardless of one might think about abortion, the fact is the right is recognized within the timeframe, and therefore, it is the woman's right to choose whether to have the procedure not the doctor right to determine it is medically necessary. >> >> since the case started there's been a change in circumstances for the open carry in california. is your suit premised on the change in the law or as you found it when your client wasn't allowed to concealed permit? >> if they have changed the theory has not. >> just a minute. it seems to me that if i am to apply the law that existed to the kerry that existed at the time in your client wasn't -- open carry that existed at the time in your client wasn't giving this concealed permit your client could have open