so this is one of the questions at hand at the moment is whether or not he will go to the constitutional court. and also what wasn't clear in the judgement by the supreme court of appeal was a timeline. they didn't give a timeline around when he should report to correctional services and how long he would have to stay in prison once he returns. they have said that it is up to the commissioner, a new commission at this point of a correctional services. if his time on medical parole will count. so again, for the former president who has managed to evade, i suppose time in prison. and he is facing a number of issues, legal issues with its corruption charges, where they, it's this particular prison sentence for not appearing before a corruption commission. again, though, the former president, it's ok whether not he will report to prison immediately whether he has to and certainly how long for or i, thanks so much for me to mila. 9 years since a gathering in a central square in the ukrainian capital changed a nation we revisit gives may, dan, ah, hello, has a very heavy rainfall recently into vietnam. you can see the thunder has a rumbling through the south china sea, runn

well, it certainly is likely that he would have to go to prison a given that the supreme court of appeal has said, as you mentioned there, that, that ruling all that medical parole that he was granted by the correctional services commissioner at the time was unlawful. essentially illegal. now, the supreme court of appeal has also said that it is an up to the court, specifically whether the time that he spent out of prison on this medical bro, if whether or not that would count towards the server, the prison sentences, or you should have served 15 months, but instead it would be up to the current commissioner and that he is empowered by law to do so. the commissioner might take that period into account in determining any application or grounds for release. he was supposed to serve 15 months. as you mentioned that he was released after just 2 months and so he served the remainder of that sentence, not under house arrest, but at his home under correctional services supervision. and that's one of the arguments that his lawyers have put forward, that he is ill. that he is 80 years old is too

so this is one of the questions at hand at the moment is whether or not he will go to the constitutional court. and also what wasn't clear in the judgement by the supreme court of appeal was a timeline. so i had an al jazeera, the beautiful game begins, that could all takes the 1st when of the world comp over host cutoff. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with most of my cattle anyways. hello, we got some rather wet weather coming into central parts of for china at the moment you see how the brighter cloud that started to filters wireless with the cloud is at its thickest weather systems. trying to pull away from the or eastern side of the reach of just pulling out into the open waters of the north west pacific. as that where to where we're coming across central parts of china. some live the showers longest spells of rain there to clean to south korea. don't think to paddle fare too badly as we go on through where she is davis and where to weather coming back in. he was to go on 3 wetness day over the high ground. there will be some snow over the mountain strife guys, by this stage across the korean peninsula, central northern parts of china looking a little dry, but

parole after serving just 2 months of his sentence for me to mila has more from johannesburg. supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former prisoner jacob zoom was released on medical parole was unlawful. there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said to that to medical parole, is unlawful. it is up to correctional services. the commissioner specifically to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical role count towards he sentence. so it's not clear whether not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also they all chances that he does have a number of a legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgment, that latest order by the supreme court of appeal one option is that he may be able to go to the constitutional court and if that's the case, he would have up to 2 months potentially, to try and challenge that. our latest judgement a, by the courts indic him back to prison. not one of the issues that is concerning is that

cooperation in the field of justice continued to be discussed at a meeting with the chairman of the supreme court of appeal of turkey on combating information crime and corruption environmental crimes. e domestic violence crimes against minor children, as well as the involvement of minor youth in the economic activities of realism. still, turkey, russia - these are two countries that are connected by test relationships in terms of economic policy, culture, we attach. the significance of your visit i would like to say that we have taken steps to develop relations in politics and economy. and now, in the judiciary, a separate important issue is the exchange of experience of russian experts ready to share consciousnesses. we have a common desire to jointly effectively counter today's challenges and threats. today. i was convinced how close our common approaches are. eh, the future turkish prosecutor and judge have already read the development of joint decisions on combating transnational crime during this visit to the academy of justice and are ready to expand it to a full-fledged course. a separate point of

of canyon troops is going to make a difference. a top south african court says medical parole granted to former president jacob zoom was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule and whether he'll return to prison. last year, zima was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry but was released on parole after just 2 months. for me, the miller has more from johannesburg. the supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former prisoner jacob zoom was released on medical parole was unlawful. there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said to that to medical parole is unlawful, it is up to correctional services. the commission is specifically to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical role count towards he sentence. so it's not clear whether not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also they all chances that he does have a number of a legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgment, that latest order by the supreme court of appeal one opt

. >> the supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former president jacob zuma's release on medical. if there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said that medical parole is unlawful, it is up to correctional services, the commissioner specifically, to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical parole counts towards his sentence. so it's not clear whether or not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also, there are chances that he does have a number of legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgment, that latest order by the supreme court of appeal. one option is that he may be able to go to the constitutional court, and if that's the case, he would have up to two months potentially to try and challenge that latest judgment by the courts sending him back to prison. one of the issues that is concerning is that when he was released from prison on medical parole, it was by the former commissioner, who is know

but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule on whether he will return to prison. last year zoom was sentenced to 15 months or refusing to testify before corruption inquiry. the 80 year old was released on medical parole after serving 2 months. i mean, the miller has more from johannesburg on this. the supreme court of appeal has made it clear that former prisoner jacob zoom was released on medical parole was unlawful. there remains a number of questions around exactly what happens next. the supreme court has also said that while it has said to that medical parole is unlawful, it is up to correctional services. the commissioner specifically to determine whether or not the time that the former president spent out of prison on that medical role count towards he sentence. so it's not clear whether not the former president will immediately return to prison. and also they all chances that he does have a number of a legal options on hand in terms of trying to challenge that latest judgment, that latest order by the supreme court of appeal one option is that he may be abl

of the court? for krasnov arrived on a working visit to the republic of turkey, the first scheduled meeting was a meeting with a colleague, the prosecutor general at the supreme court of appealpublic of turkey, beker shahin, at the event, they discussed the topic of a joint fight against terrorism, extremism , illegal trafficking in weapons and drugs, as well as cyber ​​crime. captures the number of crimes on the dissemination of reliable information on the internet has increased, the purpose of which is undoubtedly the artificial formation of public opinions from the outside, especially among young people, especially we are seeing this against the background of the events in ukraine, where the kiev regime is openly using any pretexts for provocations. including information clients, krasnov met with the chairman of the supreme soldier of appeal of the turkish republic , mehmet akarja, the prosecutor general of russia noted that turkey is showing itself as a constructive business partner and this fully concerns the interaction of law enforcement oversight and judicial authorities, the death of the operating table, the metropolitan researcher is investigating the circumstances

former president, jacob's zoom or was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional sch, but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule and whether he'll return to prison, asked she, as he was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry was released on parole after just 2 months or you're up to date. those are the top stories stay with us though witness is coming up. next one out as euro and you series exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous community is helping tackle today's environmental catastrophe. we follow as sammy communities conflict with a plan to build a mine in their northern sweden home land. one that could endanger their ecosystems and their way of life. first nations continue black butterflies. the cost of going green on al jazeera. oh thank god, when you deal with them by miasma. by yeah, i mean, there was a good getting my new them book. i bottle, don't let me get a huge one on the i got on to leave and made them don't way out. how to on get those model. it was anybody good to go? you know, not on a a the the, the me. i me yeah, that or do yeah,

well, in these moments, bilateral meetings are still ongoing right now, the chairman of the supreme court of appeal, its results, we will definitely tell you in the next treatment natalia yes thank you natalia was on a direct line from ankara solovyov russia and the united states are not negotiating on ukraine, they said in our foreign ministry, as the deputy head of the department emphasized. andriy rudenko in moscow there are no preconditions for dialogue, other than goodwill and the desire for it on the part of the ukrainian authorities. kiev alive once again voiced their conditions. on this, as foreign media write, the western partners stood on it. has the rhetoric of the kiev regime changed denis alekseyev clarified ? zelensky at least show openness to negotiations with russia zelensky wrote the restoration of territorial integrity, respect for the un charter, compensation for all losses and guarantees. this is the condition for negotiations. advisor to the head of the office of the president of ukraine mikhail podoliak. also said ukraine does not refuse dialogue, but russia must withdraw its

but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule on whether he will return to prison. last year zoom was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry. the 82 year old former president was released on medical parole after serving just 2 months of that sentence. and none of the players in iran football team have sung the national anthem ahead of their world cup opener against england. earlier iran captain said conditions are quote, not rights in his country or son, how she is off. he was referring to months of protests after the death in police custody of 22 year old. must mimi the score in the england iran game currently 40. those are the headlines on al jazeera stay al jazeera sense, the stage. okay, now the moment i have my chest off and i go in the field voices from different corners. welcome to eat, then can you eat any that? i mean community, everybody runs international filmmakers and weld cause journalists watch individual be doing to act, respond yet resist, and we have to be a man wearing programs to inspire you were viewed as troubl

but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule whether he'll return to prison. lossy asthma was sentenced to 15 moments for refusing to testify before a corruption inquiry who was released on parole after just 2 months. 2 buses that had been set on fire during a taxi strike in cape town. drive is a protesting the termination of an incentive scheme that was designed to encourage them to drive safely and avoid illegal operations. boss operators say their bosses are running with a police escort a malaysia's long time opposition leda. and while abraham says he's optimistic about a leading coalition government anwar matt weird leaders of the incumbent, barissi and national coalition to discuss a potential alliance on monday, you're up to date, the stream is coming up next year when i was just there. ah ah i anthony ok, welcome to the stream. the last time man went to the name was in 1972 and it looks like we're about to do it again. why is one question? we have an extra panel of guess he will tell you why. what it means, how much it might cost. i know you've got a 10 low price. yes. please do

of backing the group. it also denies the allegations. a top south african court says medical parole granted to former president jacob summa was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule on whether he'll return to prison. last year sema was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry what was released on parole after just 2 months. and in the faithful world cup the match between wales had us ended in the draw. one, all fail has once again proved to be hero for well scoring a penalty in their 1st woke up game for 64 years timothy, where it's early a school for the american be american go of the tournament. the 1st one rather was make sure you stay with us because we'll come to day is coming up. now. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on that front team, the golden ticket to electro victory. can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open borders? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line. welcome back to algae center as well cup studio on tao haws waterfront. we've seen. well that goes on day 2 of the tournaments. d

cooperation in the field of justice continued to discuss at a meeting with the chairman of the supreme court of appealation crime, corruption, environmental offenses and crimes. e, domestic violence crimes against children and adults, as well as the involvement of underage youth in the economic activities of realism. still, turkey and russia are two countries that are connected by test relationships in terms of economic policy. we transfer cultures.

of backing the group. it also denies the allegations. a top south african court says medical parole granted to former president, jacob's humor was unlawful, irrational, and unconstitutional. but the supreme court of appeal is yet to rule, and whether he'll return to prison lossy as him, it was sentenced to 15 months for refusing to testify before corruption inquiry, the 8 year old was released from medical parole after serving just 2 months of his sentence malaysia, a long time opposition leader and why abraham says he's optimistic about leading a coalition. government and wire on monday met with leaders of the incumbent. burris and national coalition to discuss a potential alliance. a tightly contested parliamentary election on sunday left major parties without enough support to form a government. relations king has extended the deadline for political blocks to submit their choice from prime minister to tuesday. all right, moving on to disease action form the well cup and england have recorded a big win over iran and the opening game of their group, the english school 3 goals in the 1st half to take control kelly for stadium. and i did 3 more of the break. it finished 6 to the 2nd game of the day betwe

cooperation in the field of justice continued to be discussed at a meeting with the chairman of the supreme court of appealon, environmental offenses and crimes. e domestic violence crimes against minor children, as well as the involvement of minor youth aspiring terrorism activities are the clear father of turkey russia - these are two countries that are connected by test relationships in terms of the politics of the economics of culture. we attach great importance to your visit. i want to say that i have taken steps to develop relations in politics and economics. and now in the judicial sphere, a separate important issue is the exchange of experience in russian specialists are ready to share their knowledge. we have a common desire to jointly effectively resist modern ones. by challenge and threat today i have seen how our common approaches are close. uh, the development of joint solutions to combat transnational crime, the first lecture by the future turkish prosecutor and judge was read already during this visit to the academy of justice and are ready to expand it to a full-fledged course. a separate i

donald trump's big loss in the united states supreme court, before turning to what is likely to be even more important lost in the 11th circuit court of appeals that could send donald trump on his way to being criminal defendant donald trump, accused of stealing government documents. today, the united states supreme court simply refused to hear donald trump's final appeal of a court order requiring the internal revenue service to actually follow the clearly in law that says, the chairman of the house committee has a legal right to obtain a copy of anyone's tech returns. the committee chairman richard neil demanded trump's tax returns a few years ago from the revenue service, and the trump appointed revenue disservice director, along with secretary of treasury at the time, refused to obey the law and hand over those tax returns for the first time in the history of the -- chairman neal went to court and it took as what member of the committee pointed out today, 1329 days to get a very simple law enforcement in america because congress was asking that law be enforced against donald trump. a trump appointed judge named trevor mcfadden disgraced h

of the supreme court. educated cassation and appeal courts of general jurisdiction of the cassation and appeal military courtsich began work on october 1, 2019 in the procedure of these courts. the principle of continuous cassation has also been implemented by the prince of exerritoriality, in accordance with which cassation complaints are considered collectively in a court session with the invitation of the parties. the results of the work of these courts over the past 3 years indicate that their creation has made it possible to increase the efficiency of the court of appeal, as well as legal proceedings in these instances, given the growing volume of work, one of the urgent areas for improving justice is the optimization of the judicial burden, the exclusion of redundant judicial procedures, the implemented legislative initiatives of the supreme court of the russian federation, and the expansion of the scope of both writ and simplified proceedings in civil administrative cases and economic disputes. traditional hmm guarantees of judicial protection of citizens and organizations are provided by compliance re

they won the first federal court than the appeals court overturned it, the supreme court the appeals court. the legal part of it is over. jim thorpe, pennsylvania is taking some of it fame from him being there. they're not going to give it back. it would take an act of real integrity and moral courage to be turned to where he belongs in oklahoma. i do not see it happening. cracks not soon but one thing we know about native americans. >> they are patient for thoughts hope so absolutely. jim thorpe continues to make news. >> had nothing to do with it. but it was pretty good timing. of the metals were taken away from him and then only last a month in july of this year were all of his records finally restored. after a long campaign for many, many people the international olympic committee, robert wheeler andnd his wife the earliest chroniclers. many people in a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever. and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way the story is in the news is in boarding schools. he of the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the ways the

of them. it was a real thrill to argue cases in the supreme court. i have argued quite a few in the court of appeals, but the supreme court is different, and even though i had been in court a lot, i felt a little bit nervous during my first argument. in those days the office was gentler than it is now, so they always gave an attorney a sure win case for the attorney's first argument. then i started to talk, and unfortunately justice o'connor asked me the first question, and it was a really big softball question, so that was good. it was a thrill and a privilege to handle those cases. my first boss was directly -- re x lee. rex was a gentleman and a very impressive scholar and fireman. i will give you one example. i had worked in the brief indicates call fcc versus the league of women voters. it had to do with the constitutionality of a federal statute that prohibited editorializing by public broadcasting stations. it was a somewhat important case. the statute was one that an refused to defend, because he thought it was pretty clearly unconstitutional, but when smith took over as attorney general he

they won the first federal court and then the appeals court overturned it, supreme court upheld the supreme -- the appeals court so the legal part of it is over. no, i mean jim thorpe, pennsylvania, is taking some of its fame from him being there. they are not going to give him back. it would take an act of real integrity and moral courage for him to be returned to where he belongs in oklahoma. i don't see it happening for not soon but one thing we know about native americans is they are patient. >> let's hope so, yes, absolutely. >> so jim thorpe continues to make news. >> yeah, i had nothing to do with it but it was pretty good timing. so his medals were taking away from him and then only last month in july of this year were all of his records finally restored, after a long campaign from many, many people. i need a friend on the international olympic committee, robert wheeler whose wife, one of his earliest chronicles. many people, and a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever, and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way that the story is in the news is the indian boarding schools. here you

court, and then the appeals court overturned it. the supreme court upheld the appeals court. so, the legal part of it is over. jim thorpe, pennsylvania is taking some of its fame from him being there. they are not going to give it back. would take an act of real integrity and moral courage for it to be returned to where he belongs in oklahoma. i do not see it happening. kevin: not soon, but one thing we know about native americans is stashed david: they are patient. let's hope so. kevin: absolutely. jim thorpe continues to make news. david: i had nothing to do with it, but it was good timing. his medals were taken away from him, and in july this year all of his records were restored after a long campaign from many, many people. anita france on the international olympic committee. robert hill and his wife, who were his earliest chroniclers. a lot of native american activists were fighting for this forever. and it finally happened. 110 years too late. the other way the story is in the news is, the indian boarding schools. here you had the pope going to canada only a few weeks ago to apologize for the way that t

court of the accident. the verdict of 1 year in the colony of the settlement of khusainova tried to appeal against it in the supremef the republic without results. i do not rule out my fault. accident we do not hurt. why was his guilt not taken into account? i understand grief. yes, he died. well, his own fault is also the same, and to a greater extent. after all, do not exceed, he is at this speed. we would get away . well, iron. well, they would scratch. well, you were alive, experts say in the accident, both are to blame, and the driver’s maneuvers are white foreign cars, really looks weird. the justice of the chosen punishment for khusainov and cast doubt on the severity of the punishment, on the one hand, the woman received a year of deprivation of the colony, on the other hand. she must get it now. although, we all know how a deferred punishment is usually applied in such cases. for example, the dosa of reaching the age of majority of a certain number of children. and she has four of them and all minors , he has four minor children for her husband, three of them are adopted, so that everyone can devote time.

the materials of the criminal case, despite many disputes, the court found anna khusainov guilty of the accident. sentence 1 year, the colony settlement tried to appeal it to the supremeic without results. i do not rule out my fault. here's an accident we're insulting. why was his guilt not taken into account? i understand grief. yes, he died. well, his own fault is also the same, and to a greater extent, if he does not exceed this speed. we would get away. well pieces of iron. well, they would fuck off. well, you were alive , experts say in the accident, both are to blame, and the driver’s maneuvers, white foreign cars, really look strange and the justice of the chosen punishment for khusainov and cast doubt on the one hand on the year of deprivation of the colony, the woman received on the other hand. she owed him now. although, we all know how a delay in the execution of a punishment is usually applied in such cases, for example, until a certain number of children reach the age of majority. and she has four of them and they are all adults, he is on her wife, four minor children, three of them are adopted, so that everyone can devote time. she even resigned now taki

court sided with the democrats. it was appealed. the appeals court also sided with the democrats in warnock's campaign. and then the supreme court, some ofeal to the supreme court. but the republican party did. and the supreme court said, nope, we're not going to hear that case, the lower court ruling stands. as a result, about 27 counties throughout georgia, they're both democratic and republican-leaning counties that have opted into early voting today. >> that was a lot. we appreciate you walking us through all of that, tia, herschel walker is now caught up in yet another controversy, on top of that abortion scandal, several abortion scandals. he's now facing questions about this tax break that he got on his home in texas, that's meant for primary residence of texas. even though he's running for senate in georgia. the public tax files that were reviewed by k-file saw that many he got a $1500 tax exception in years in texas. what does it mean for his campaign if he's getting a tax exemption for being a resident in texas, even though he's running for senate in georgia? >> you know, what we've seen throughout this campaign is that people

in place and we won't allow it to happen and move forward until high judge, the supreme court, or itself the court of appealsose that have gone through the student process in the u.s. >> all right. arabile gumede, bearish on the champagne and live from london. thank you very much for all your insights. still ahead, we're moving back to politics and the latest the mar-a-lago classified documents case. we'll explain the new because the president said so defense from trump's legal team. "way too early" will be right back. trump's legal team. "way too early" will be right back ♪♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to know you have a wealth plan that covers everything that's important to you. this is what it's like to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. making sure you have the right balance of risk and reward. and helping you plan for future generations. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. aah, it's a good day to cough. oh, no! bye, bye cough. later chest congestion. hello 12 hours of relief. 12 hours!! hmmm, ok. not coughing at yoga? antiquing not

, everyone encouraged me to become a doctor and now my heart is broken some of the future doctors appealed to the supreme courtf india , a hearing was scheduled for november 1, 5,800 km from home, shashank finally arrived on ukrainian soil after an exhausting journey through poland and he is looking forward to moldova for classes. for a senior student, practice is especially important, because being in india, he had no way to practice medicine without practice. when we see everything with our own eyes, it is better and longer to remember several ukrainian universities, in particular, in ivano-frankivsk, they encourage foreign students who studied in the east of ukraine to come to the west and continue their studies, russia also declared that it is ready to accept indian students whose fate in india is still uncertain good health, ladies and gentlemen, vitaliy portnikov , mykola veresen, will spend time with you until 11 p.m., and i hope that you and i will enjoy this time. let's start with the situation on the fronts . a military expert, a reserve colonel, a bolt, military pilots, an instructor, something tell

appellate court, particularly in the supreme court, but in the appellate courts more broadly for the united states. you represent the united states and the entire court of appeals system and particularly in the supreme court and you make all of the decisions. you have a staff and they help you a lot, but you make the decisions about what appeals to take and what appeals not to take and what decisions to take in appellate cases including supreme court cases, and you argue cases in front of the supreme court and occasionally in other appellate courts, but not usually. mostly, you go up to the supreme court once a month to argue the most important case the united states is interested in. it is quite an extraordinary job. i did it only for a small amount of time before president obama put me on the court. a little more than one entire supreme court term, but was a fantastic job. it is funny that chief justice rehnquist said that. i clerked for chief justice marshall as they said and justice marshall was one of my predecessors as solicitor general. if you had asked justice marshall what was his best job in law, remember, this is a person not only a supreme court jus

court of appeals. we did not make it to the state supreme court. the odds are incredibly against us. gift of four justices agreed to take your case. at least for have to go over every aspect of your case and make sure it's worth their time and effort to take this case to court. and we got that. >> what was it like when you found out you're going to the supreme court? what were you feeling? >> that was one of the craziest days of my life. there is that website called scotus a log. it stands for supreme court. and you could follow along any case you want to you and you are looking at. i followed my case for months coming up to was relisted which means they had in front of them, they talked about it let's put it off let's put it off. so i knew it was being practiced or talked about every week. it was drawing to the end of a court session where they break for the summer. it was the last week of the court. i was watching my computer and i had it turned on. hoping to get a decision whether we were denied or whether it had been granted. master piece of cake shop has been granted. it gets me

study everyone encouraged me to become a doctor and now my heart is broken some of the future doctors appealed to the supreme courthashank finally arrived on ukrainian soil after an exhausting traveling through poland and moldova, he is looking forward to classes for a senior student , practice is especially important, because being in india, he had no way to practice medicine without practice , no way when we see everything with our own eyes, it is better and we remember for a longer time several ukrainian universities in ivano-frankivsk encourages foreign students who studied in the east of ukraine to come to the west and continue their studies. russia also declared that it is ready to accept indian students whose fate in india is still unknown determined good evening we are from ukraine vasyl zima's big broadcast my name is vasyl zima two hours of air time and my colleagues with you until 21:00 two hours of your time we will talk about the most important two hours to learn about the war results of our broadcast serhiy zhoretska military summaries of the day and how does the world live what is there in the world

that's not what the facts show and as the district court and court of appeals found, if you supreme court want to find both of them find different facts they suggested you should bring them and that soundedright to me. if the question is a factual question . it's interesting to see whether or not the courttakes it to be a factual question or not . >> we don't have much time left, i'd better turn to claudius question. and no particular order. let's start off with more of a comment that question. where the person says not a question but love the harcourt behind. >> me to. >> also have a question here that says justice gorsuch suggested the solicitor general's argument undermines the posture you have. i thought what he was saying was just that one of the councils were trying to say that the united states title vi what was not divine discrimination clearly or where title vii doesn't but was there more of that point that i realized to both of you? >> you can go. >> i think i agree with the purview although i would go one step further and say although i think the solicitor general isextremely s

belong, they won the first federal court and appeals court overturned it, supreme court and appeals court so legal part is over. inor pennsylvania, it's taking some ofom being there, they won't give it back. it would take an act of real integrity to be returned to oklahoma. >> one thing we know -- >> let's hopeful. so he continues to make new? >> i had nothing to do with it but it was good timing. metals are taken from them and last month in july this year wereal all of his records restod after a long campaign for many. robert wheeler as early as chronicled, many people in his native american were fighting for this forever and finally happened. 110 years in the other way the story is was the boarding school. toyou have them going to canadaa few weeks ago to apologize for the way the catholic church handled the school and we have a wonderful h secretary of interir who is in the closet studying what happened to the schools and the trauma that ensued from the >> most of the boarding schools are now closed. those that remain are largely run themselves. as youou pointed out, the failis were obvious yet the students found a way to persevere and make somet

of ukraine today we will tell you about olena kruzyliny in the kharkiv court of appeal, although becoming a member of the supremeith the drunkard during her career as a judge, kruzhilina helped avoid punishment for at least 19 drivers who were driving under the influence of alcohol, mostly the judge just bails drivers and closes the case, she made a lot of decisions that we overturned court decisions in of the first instance on prosecuting drivers who sit down while drunk. they are driving the road accident itself. if the first instance, for example, revoked the driver's license, the court very often overturned such a decision. and used such punishments in which , for example, being sent to the bail of the labor collective olena kruhilina is so used to this practice that she did not even invent anything special in one of the cases, she handed over a drunk driver to the bail of the collective, which he himself leads in the other deprived the driver of his license because apparently the violator needs a car to perform his work . elena kruzelinia also needs a car and it's not easy. in 2020 , she bought a mazda - it