, the supreme court of appeals makes a recommendation for dismissal, the supreme court already makes a final decision, but in fact it will correspond to what the supreme court of appeals recommended. the powers of this member of the public integrity council, unlike the previous members of the body, have been expanded and improved. the public is now also involved in the inspections of the high council of justice and supreme court judges. we will participate in competitions for the court of appeals, as a public integrity council, that is, to analyze each candidate who wants to occupy a position in the appeals, this competition has already been announced by the higher qualification commission, and perhaps, if the recruitment to the supreme court is announced, the public integrity council also analyzes all candidates in this process. now the public council of integrity has to participate in the qualification assessment of more than 2,000 judges, which was not completed. due to the expiration of the powers of the previous members of the higher qualifications commission, as well as to appo

court of appeal and the supreme court has accepted.— court of appeal and the supreme ekers now in this country? _ the features of asylum seekers now in this country? hot— the features of asylum seekers now in this country?— in this country? not for me to comment _ in this country? not for me to comment on. _ in this country? not for me to comment on. we _ in this country? not for me to comment on. we only - in this country? not for me to i comment on. we only represent our clients to the best of our ability and it gives at least those asylum seekers some hope that this country, the highest court in this country, has confirmed that there is respect of human rights and dignity for all who come here for international protection. who come here for international protection-— who come here for international rotection. , , ., ., protection. giving his reaction on the, the claimants _ protection. giving his reaction on the, the claimants lawyers i protection. giving his reaction on | the, the claimants lawyers there, giving reaction. i assume that you are happy with this. it w

of the higher anti-corruption court. left the sentence unchanged. yuschuk's defenders filed an appeal against both decisions. the supreme court partially upheld the appeal and ordered a retrial in the vaks appeals chamber. the judges noted that the appellate chamber allowed contradictions in the formulation of its conclusions, excluding the protocols of secret investigative actions from the evidence. at the same time , she continued to refer to the content of these protocols to confirm the conclusion of guilt. now the appeal. will obey from the beginning. the supreme council of the judiciary continues to honorably retire unscrupulous judges with lifetime benefits and retain all judicial privileges. this time, the vrp agreed to the resignation of the judge of the primorsky district court of odesa, viktor poprevych. he is known for the high-profile case of activist serhiy sternenko. it was poprevych who sentenced him to seven years of imprisonment and this sentence was later overturned by the appeals court. poprevych also released the ex-director on a small bail of the victoria children's camp, where three children died i

we had the court of appeal conclusions, the supreme court saying i agree with what the court saying ial said. explain why it has had to take so long to get to where it is today.— has had to take so long to get to where it is today. hasn't taken that lona , where it is today. hasn't taken that long. because _ where it is today. hasn't taken that long, because we _ where it is today. hasn't taken that long, because we have _ where it is today. hasn't taken that long, because we have the - where it is today. hasn't taken that long, because we have the court i where it is today. hasn't taken that long, because we have the court of appealjudgment injune, and the hearing of the supreme court was the ninth to the 11th of october, and we were not expecting the judgment before christmas. the fact that judgment has come early shows that, as we have seen, it is a unanimous judgment on a single point. it was a home secretary who appealed the judgment. she felt the former home secretary felt that the court will be with her. i'm not going to comment on her resignation letter. the important point is

that all ukrainian judges, they have all been told where to get new ones, remember how the supreme court of appealst a large number of judges, because they simply do not apply for the competition, and so on, and so on. what is wrong with changing the beds in the brothel, the quality of service does not change, the brothel must be closed, well, i made myself clear, clearly , i don't, well, no, i can, no, i can, if you want, i 'll explain the reform-reformation program to you, i can, here i have always said that we need real lustration mechanisms, not lustration of officials, but lustration of members, the head of totalitarian and populist bodies. parties, all this was not developed, a large number of people again found themselves in the verkhovna rada, who worked for moscow, and in 2019, they only strengthened their positions on the cusp of a populist triumph, i mean the party of viktor medvedchuk, of course, and although they did not get into the parliament in the 14th year, medvechuk with rabinovych and the campaign, in 19 - they were already on the horse, i talked about it, but we said that we ca

of the terms. last year, the higher anti-corruption court sentenced judge oleg yushchuk to three years in prison for abuse of influence. appeals chamber of the higher anti-corruption. both solutions. the supreme court satisfied the complaints in part and appointed re-examination in the appeals chamber of vaks. the judges noted that the appellate chamber allowed contradictions in the formulation of its conclusions, excluding the protocols of secret investigative actions from the evidence. at the same time, she continued to refer to the content of these protocols to confirm the conclusion of guilt. now the appeal will be heard from the beginning. the supreme council of justice about the judge of primorye district court of odesa, viktor poprevych. he is known for the high-profile case of activist serhiy sternenko. it was poprevych who sentenced him to seven years of imprisonment, and that sentence was later overturned by an appeals court. poprevych also released on a small bail the ex-director of the victoria children's camp, where three children died in a fire in 2017 and helped drunk drivers avoid punishment. in particular, save. they were drinking while driving . viktor poprevych also respect

court of appeals. one step below the supreme court. watch live coverage of the house on c-span, the senate on c-span two, and a reminder you can watch all of our congressional coverage our free video app, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> c-span now is a free mobile app featuring your unfiltered view of what's happening in washington, live and on demand. keep up with the events with live streams of floor proceedings and hearings from the u.s. congress, white house events, the court, campaign and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips. also stay current with the latest episodes of washington journal and find scheduling information for c-span's tv networks and c-span radio, plus a variety of compelling podcasts. c-span now is available on the apple store and google play. download it for free today. c-span now, your front row seat to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> now, a number of legal scholars discuss constitutional law, originalism, and the impact precedent has on the supreme court and lower level decisions. the

prosecutor's office or the dispute resolution councils , or in the higher stages of the courts such as the court of appeal and the supreme court of the country. they are against the sharia law, which means recognizing that the judge who ruled in that case ruled against the city, these cases have increased by 35% to 40 % since the beginning of the year. let's fix it from the beginning and pay attention to the votes they issue it is not against sharia and against the law to implement article 477 and involve the supreme court in these issues , but unfortunately this happened. that this may be a dispute between the city and i order a re-examination . the explanation was given by our good colleague and editor of the food department mr. mohsen khayamdar. i am at your service and respected colleague. thank you very much, mr. kaznia, your excellency, and also mr. khayamdar for the explanations regarding today's program. the head of the judiciary to present. mechakar well, let's go to another news event. the first meeting of the trade union assembly of producers. in order to form a union and guild for the activists and producers

court in amsterdam decided to transfer the crimean treasures to the state of ukraine. the amsterdam court of appeal made the same decision. museums of crimea filed a cassation appeal to the supremert of the netherlands, this year on june 9, this court rejected the appeal of crimean museums and upheld the judge's decision. lower instances without changes. not only civil organizations, but also special authorities were involved in the return of values of ukraine, special institutions that ensured the safety of this process, so we have the opportunity to state the fact here and with you today: the collection has cleared customs and is located in ukraine. according to the head of the ministry, the amount of gold stored in the museum in the netherlands amounted to about 9 million hryvnias, but since ukraine assumed the costs of transporting the collection, the debt was canceled in order to deliver the gold from skov to ukraine, more than a million hryvnias were spent, together with the collection allard pearson museum transferred to ukraine and the equipment in which the collection was kept for 10 years. all artifacts will be unpacked and delivered to the ob. after studying their con

was a pause, a legal pause asked to be implemented now for at least 24 hours, to allow appeals in the supreme court of israel, appeals relating particularly to the release of palestinian prisoners. that is something that is a legal obstacle that remains. but it's not expected to stop the steal going ahead, because as far as we are concerned now, a significant majority as we been hearing from our israeli sources of the cabinet, approved this deal, and it's essentially been greenlighted, pam. >> still so much to learn, how this is all going to play out. for more on that let's go to becky anderson. becky, you've been following with negotiations for days, talking to your sources. explain how the deal was reached, and what it looks like now and moving forward? >> let's talk about what it looks like now and moving forward before we back into how we got to where we are today. what we understand, what we know now is that this deal has been approved by the israeli government. what wdon't have is any detail on when this pause will start. and therefore, when we are likely to start seeing these hostages released.

while many are snagging deals today, plenty of other shoppers are waiting on cyber days befor, the us supreme court, an appealonviction. his lawyer claims he hadn't received a fair trial. well, much more to come. $23 billion in holiday shopping money that has gone unspent and some of it might actually belong to you. plus, so much for a life at sea. why a lury cruise that was supposed it's meant to give some insight right into the role of the alameda da pam price opening up dialog about the criminal legal system and its impact on the community. >> this is an opportunity for me again to share with our community what the district attorney's office is doing with the lens often stigmatized. they either have family members that have been incarcerated or they are themselves formerly incarcerated . >> there was a panel of experts and advocates for the topic people opposed to price's performance as district attorney have been calling for her to be removed from office. the group behind the $23 billion just seems to be coming drawer is packed with i don't know what. >> i have tons of junk drawers. i'm trying to consolid

court of appeals for the district of columbia. then later as a law clerk for justice scalia on the supreme court. john mcginnis is a professor at northwestern university pritzker school of law or professor plus -- where professor lawson previously taught. professor mcginnis is a graduate of harvard college and learned -- earn his jd from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard ball review. he also has a masters of arts degree from bail college in philosophy and theology. professor mcginnis served as a law clerk to judge can start on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. from 1987 to 1991, he served as the deputy assistant attorney general in the deputy office of counsel at the department of justice. he is the author of accelerating democracy, transforming government through to knology and originalism and the good constitution with mike rappaport. he is a past winner of the paul bap tour award given by the federalist society to announce outstanding academic under the age of 40. last but not least is professor tara grove, the chair of law at the u

he is serving a 22-year sentence, and last week, the supreme court rejected the appeal of his murder sentence. >>> last august first responders were called to san jose where they found an 18-month-old who died from an apparent fentanyl overdose. and now we have learned that officers arrested that mother on wednesday. it was misfortune for two families in concord this holiday weekend when flames damaged the homes, and we are told that the fire started after the fire started. >>> and now, there is a popular shopping area, and it comes after a record shopping day. >> reporter: it feels that the tree is up strung with lights and on black friday, money is being spent. >> we have nike and a couple of other items. >> reporter: the national retail federation forecasted that 182 million people are expected to shop online and in stores since they have been tracking data. swarovski said they had reached their target on black monday. and street performers said they had a good day. >> everything has been slowing down since people were outside, but it is starting to pick up. tonight, it is evidenc

if state supreme courts are disagreeing with one another or a state supreme courts are disagreeing with the federal courts of appeals, you don't want to have different law applicable and say, california than oklahoma. or in minnesota than in louisiana. the court will step in and resolve those splits. that's probably the most common situation in which we step in and get involved but i think there are fewer splits than there used to be. one thing that we always say come and that some people are surprised to hear, is that we don't take cases just to correct errors. just error correction. we have not historically done that. the supreme court rules identify the factors that we apply in deciding whether to take a case is there a circuit split? is this an issue of national importance that really demands the supreme court's intervention? if an act of congress has been held unconstitutional. if the federal government asks us to take a case. if state governments ask us to take a case where those are all things we take into account and that we heavily in favor of granting search. i will say that i think it would be good, proba

the russian ministry of justice appealed to the supreme court. with claims for recognition of the lgbtgal background galina hungureeva. the news that the russian ministry of justice has appealed to the supreme court with an administrative claim to recognize the international social movement as lgbt extremist appeared on the official website of the department on friday exactly at 15:00. a short official message, and at the same time very serious accusations against activists. in the activities of the lgbt movement operating in russia. the federation, in accordance with article 1 of the federal law on combating extremist activities, has identified various signs and manifestations of an extremist orientation, including the incitement of social and religious hatred. in the west, lgbt people have long been raised on flags , mostly the usual rainbow ones; in russia , the movement is not even officially formalized legal entity, but there are activists, even if they act from behind the scenes. according to the ministry of justice , there are at least 40 lgbt organizations in russia, almost hal

of the higher anti-corruption court left the sentence unchanged . yuschuk's defenders filed an appeal against both decisions. the supremeartially upheld the appeal and ordered a retrial in the vaks appeals chamber. the judges noted that the appeals chamber allowed contradictions in the wording of its rulings. at the same time, she continued to refer to the content of these protocols to confirm the conclusion. about guilt, now the appeal will be heard from the beginning. the supreme council of justice continues to issue honorable retirements with lifetime benefits payments and preservation of all judicial privileges of unscrupulous judges. this time , the vrp agreed to the resignation of the judge of primorye district court of odesa, viktor poprevych. he is known for the high-profile case of activist serhiy sternenko. later reversed by the court of appeal. poprevych was also released on a small charge. i am the ex-director of the victoria children's camp, where three children died in a fire in 2017 , and he helped drunk drivers avoid punishment, in particular, he saved the head of the odesa district administrative court,

because he was the president and the language of section 3 goss not con-- does n contemplate a president. do you think the colorado supreme court on appeal or maybe even the supreme court of the united states or other courts might look at these issues over time will buy that? that it is narrow enough to exclude -- to keep him on the ballot? >> you know, i think it's been instructive that really top legal scholars across the political spectrum tonight, judge j. michael luttig came out very strongly -- >> he was the one that talked about and wrote the different things and came out in the hearing, yes. >> he came out today and said that while he agreed with the factual parts of the judge's decision, he feels very strongly that the president is an officer of the united states and that that part of the judge's decision was incorrectly ruled. a leading conservative law professor, who has studied it in great depth reached the same conclusion so we think there's a lot of weight of opinion on the other side of this one and a real shot to see that go the other way, particularly given that ruling supported in so much fact that donald trump did inci

pass constitutional lustre and that is what led to the case that was before the supreme court today, the us court of appealsent in defending this law which prohibits someone who is the subject of a domestic violence restraining orderfrom having a gun couldn't point two an analogous restriction in early us history and therefore the law could not stand and the biden administration said well of course, you can't look at something that specific a level because in early us history, domestic violence wasn't regarded as a problem, certainly you have to look at a higher level of generality, you have to look at whether or not they were laws which designed people that were considered dangerous and they were at the time. ., ., , ., ,, time. that does make it extremely _ time. that does make it extremely complex, - time. that does make it | extremely complex, what time. that does make it - extremely complex, what you just explain. looking at the oral arguments doesn't look like the justices oral arguments doesn't look like thejustices are oral arguments doesn't look like the justices are living one way or the other? it

that is what led to the case that is what led to the case that was before the supreme court today, the us court of appealsce restraining orderfrom having a gun, could not point to an analogous restriction in early us history. therefore, the law could not stand. and the bided administration said of course you cannot look at something that specific a level because an early us history domestic violence was not regarded as a problem you have to look at a high level of generality, you have to look at whether or not there were laws that disarmed people considered dangerous and there were at the time. that does make _ there were at the time. that does make it _ there were at the time. that does make it extremely - there were at the time. that does make it extremely complex what you explained, looking at the oral arguments doesn�*t the justices are leaning one way or another? , . ., ., another? it did seem coming out ofthe another? it did seem coming out of the oral— another? it did seem coming out of the oral arguments _ another? it did seem coming out of the oral arguments there - another? it did seem coming ou

courts were doing that at the time. they were enforcing section three. after the gentleman was well disqualified, he appealed to the u.s. supreme court which denied the appeal of the u.s. supreme court, certainly aware that this question was being adjudicated in state court. griffin mentions the full u.s. supreme court had unanimously agreed to an alternative basis. this has no bearing on section three. i see my time is winding down. thank you. >> thank you. we will not hear from the secretary of state. and you have two minutes. >> good morning, my name is nathan, attorney general representing minnesota secretary of state, the initial respondent. the secretary's concern is ensuring that election officials can administer the nomination primary in the fashion minnesotans expect. we are the envy of the nation because election officials are the envy of the nation. the concern is that these folks are given time to prepare for the election so as we explained minnesota's officials need this determined no later than january fifth to start the election machinery running. the secretary is not taking a position on the merit issues of the case but one legal issue is ripen

once it is, of course, there's still a grace period of 24 hours to allow people to appeal the decision in the supreme court. that's a legal period of 24 hours that has to be put in place before this deal can become operational, so the deal is being debated tonight. we're still some way off before we could see the first hostages released in this patch. >> just a reminder, all these family members that have been waiting so anxiously, you've been talking to some of these family members whose loved ones are being held hostage and talk about a number but behind every number there is a human being. what is their response to news of a deal? >> reporter: well, yes, you're right. it's an absolutely heartbreaking trauma that the people of israel are, of course, suffering as a result of these hostages being kept in gaza and what happened on october 7th. particularly here, i'm right in the middle of tel aviv. there's a sort of daily protest by the hostage families and the supporters of those families, as well, that come here. you know, to make sure it's a big priority for the israeli government, put pressure on the is

amsterdam court of appeal october 2021 decided that skivskoe gold should exist. transferred to ukraine, then the crimean museums sent a cassation appeal to the supremeerlands, but in june of this year it upheld the decision of the appeal court. the prosecutor's office issued a complaint to the head of aeroflot due to the cancellation of cheap tickets to thailand, allegedly sold by mistake. denis tolalayev also gave business news. is there still a chance for denis clients to get these tickets back? evaluate this possibility, the only question, of course, is how long these courts will drag on. the prosecutor's office ruled a proposal to eliminate violations of federal legislation to aeroflot ceo sergei aleksandrovsky, after the airline massively canceled cheap tickets to thailand. they write news about this, citing the response of the deputy transport prosecutor to one of the passengers. in addition, the department is considering the issue of bringing the carrier into administrative proceedings. consumers to receive reliable liability for violation of the rights of information about the service. under this article , the airline faces a fine of up to 1

of minnesota. mother the supreme court rejected his appeal of his murder conviction and he's serving both sentencesently of the name security federal correction facility in tucson. the facility has had problems with staffing shortages and security failures just after november, and inmate at the present pulled out a gun on a visitor and tried to shoot him in the head. the gun misfired and no one was injured. very disturbing for the psaki of. >> thank you. meanwhile, julia thought she had a reason to dance like of lane during the second speech she said as an entertainment innovator, i am very, very busy innovating so i did what any other innovator worth her salt what do. i turned to kat gpt. there's one problem, ai after it's taken for another famous julia. >> reflecting on this, i am reminded of the unwavering support of my family and unyielding dedication of my team that is the driving force behind my investment strategies. [laughter] and by performances. aaron brockovich, pretty woman and mystic pizza. [laughter] >> innovator investor, julia roberts, i feel little better now about all of us not be

of ukraine went to court. our representatives pointed out that most of the artifacts found were always stored on the territory of the peninsula. however, first the appeal and then the supremewith kiev. moreover, the alard person museum also did not dare to demand payment from ukraine for 9 years of storage of exhibits, which is about 100,000 euros. mkhenyan announced the successful launch of the chholima-1 launch vehicle. it launched the first north korean reconnaissance satellite into orbit. the leader of the dprk watched the launch. thus, hengyang managed to get ahead of south korea. it intends to launch its first spy device into space on november 30 using the american falconcon 9 rocket . south korean government. today announced: siul is partially suspending the agreement with the dprk to reduce military tension. japan and the united states have not yet confirmed that the north korean satellite has entered orbit. but in the state department has already condemned the actions of north korea. former open ceo aism altman appears to be returning to his post. an agreement has been reached on social networks, the press service of the corporation reports. they write that it has

for example, the appellate instance leaves it, i say. will not consider our appeal, of course, we will appeal to the supreme court this, so that the supreme court does not give an assessment of removing valuables from the dead for... five years, the court deprived according to the regional prosecutor's office. in february 2023, a man took off gold jewelry from dead people, the perpetrator transported their bodies to the morgue, the families of the deceased reported to the police about the disappearance of valuables, so the law enforcement officers identified the thief. another 160 ukrainians and nine moldovans helped evacuate our diplomats from the gaza strip. in two days , a total of 2,003 of our citizens were deported - reported president volodymyr zelenskyi. these are mainly women and children - clarified the ambassador israel yevhen korniychuk. according to him , there are cases when local law enforcement officers refuse people to leave because of suspicion of involvement with hamas. there is no internet, no communication, no water, no electricity. in the district of beitlahiya, where we lived. has nothing, i

of minnesota. on monday, the supreme court rejected chauvin's appeal of murder conviction and he's serving both sentences concurrently at the correctional institution in tucson. that facility has had problem with staffing shortages and security failures. just last year in november, november, an inmate at that prison pulled out a gun on a visitor and tried to shoot him in the head. now, that gun misfired and no one was injured, but a very, very disturbing incident, griff. griff: very much so. getting weapons like that inside prisons. christina coleman live with the latest. thank you. jacqui: griff, fox obtained brand new numbers that show the dire situation at the u.s. border. that story coming up next. when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis takes you off course. put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when i wanted to see results fast, rinvoq delivered rapid symptom relief and helped leave bathroom urgency behind. check. when uc tried to slow me down... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc caused damage rinvoq came through by visibly repairing my colon lining.

supreme court rejected derek chauvin's appeal of his murder conviction. >>> slp mother arrested afterdler died of an apparent fentanyl overdose. back in august, first responders were called to a home in san jose, they found a girl who had already died, investigators said fentanyl left around the home, and even near the toddler. this month police had homicide warrants for both parents, the father arrested on an unrelated charge and today we learned that officers arrested the mother on wednesday. >>> have you stepped outside tonight? if you did you might not have stayed outside too long, the temperatures have dropped. live look in walnut creek where it is in the low 40s, let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda, this is cold enough for a product advisory? >> we are already in the 30s, in parts of the bay area, and right now in the tri-valley, sitting close to 40 degrees there in livermore, but nearby in dublin, we are already down to 38 degrees, south san jose 37, and you can see novato every 2 degrees. and 37 degrees in napa compared to the same time yesterday, those offshore winds back

but the supreme court of appeal convicted him of murder in 2015 and cast doubt on him as a witness and, this is bbc news. fighting pauses in the israel—gaza war — the start of a four—day ceasefire. some israeli hostages and palestinian prisoners will be swapped in a matter of hours. aid agencies plan to use the pause to deliver urgent humanitarian supplies to the territory. the israeli military drops leaflets over southern gaza warning people not to move north during the ceasefire. good morning. thank you forjoining us. this is bbc news live in southern israel. i�*m anna foster. it is exactly two hours since the ceasefire came into effect in this war which began on the 7th of october between israel and hamas. it 0ctober between israel and hamas. it was a shaky start. we heard fierce fighting still going on in gaza. even after the ceasefire was due to begin at seven o�*clock this morning, two hours ago, we heard the sounds of fighting, the sound of small arms fire and mortarfire, but of fighting, the sound of small arms fire and mortar fire, but things of fighting, the sound of small ar

of minnesota. on monday the supreme court rejected chauvin's appeal of his murder contradiction conviction -- convictionconcurrently at the medium security federal correctional institution in tucson. that facility has had problems with staffing shortages and security failures. just last year an inmate pulled out a gun on a visitor and tried to shoot him in the head. the gun disfifed and no one was injured. friday's assault is the second high profile stabbing at a federal prison in just a matter of months. in july former sports doctor larry nassar who was convicted of sexually assaulting u.s. gym gymnastics team members was reportedly stabbed multiple times with some type of manufactured weapon by an inmate at a high security federal prison in florida. griff? griff: christina coleman live with the latest, thank you. jacqui: griff, more coming up on how a snowstorm in the central plains could add to a travel nightmare as people return home after the holidays. ♪ to enjoy it. so i started preparing physically and financially. then you came along and made every mile worth it. hi mom. at vanguard you're more

courts , the stated in all of the courts, the high court. then it could be appealed to the court of appeal , appealed to the court of appeal, then right up to the supremert. again many months. i can't see this happening before the next election. >> so with that in mind, on the face of it, we're going to go to christopher hope soon for the political fallout. this seems like a quick get out of jail card for rishi, but if a single person doesn't leave, it's just yet more window dressing . yet more window dressing. >> yeah, i mean, it seems like a get out of jail card. it seems like, you know, a perfect solution. but i would ask solution. but then i would ask the question, if this was so easy, then you, the court of appeal , these were the arguments appeal, these were the arguments that were being put forward, that were being put forward, that was a real concern that there was a real concern that there was a real concern that could returned to that people could be returned to their country of origin, to an unsafe country. why on earth was that not put forward? you know, enshrined in some kind of treaty back then, before then, putting it before the supreme

circuit court of appeals, and the supreme court, and they will decide both of these issues quickly. te in march is looming, which is quite possible that these appeals could put that date off now. i think it's possible to decide them before the election in november, but only if the court is happy. >> justice, the wheels of justice sometimes move a little too slowly for our taste, right? barbara mcquade, always great to have you here. thanks for being here. >> thank, you katie. >> coming up next, the former trump fixer, michael cohen, on what he's expecting from trump's defense in the civil fraud trial. plus, the note from trump revealing the formula he uses to attack his political enemies. we've got that, and a lot more. coming up this morning. keep it on msnbc. keep it onsn mbc ok, someone just did laundry... no, i add downy light so the freshness really lasts. yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy perfumes or dyes. ( ♪ ♪ ) i have moderate to severe crohn's disease.

the appellate instance leaves it, as they say, will not consider our appeal complaint, of course we will appeal to the supreme courtthis regard, so that the supreme court will give an assessment. kolomoisky in sizo is a certain sign, probably for the western community and the united states of america, that zelensky is fighting the oligarchs or those who are called oligarchs, and it is obvious that also an answer to all the accusations of european countries that we did not fulfill the points regarding the restriction, work, or actions of oligarchs in ukraine, and we do not fight corruption, including political corruption, what do you say about the future of kolomoisky, taking into account what the role... he played in bringing zelenskyi to power, well, in fact , kolomoiskyi joined the work for the victory of zelenskyi before the end of the first round, in fact he played his role in the second round, and about 73%, that’s basically and the work of kolomoisky, too, because it seems to me that oligarchs just between the first and second round, managed to extinguish several plots extremely sensitive for zelsky, which wo

that the russian ministry of justice appealed to the supreme court with an administrative claim to recognizest appeared on the official website of the department in friday exactly at 15:00. a short official message and at the same time very serious accusations against the activists. in the activities of lgbt movements operating on the territory of the russian federation, in accordance with article 1 of the federal law on combating extremist activities , they act from behind the scenes. according to the ministry of justice , there are at least 40 lgbt organizations in russia. almost half are officially recognized as foreign agents. information is disseminated through 87 thematic internet resources. general coverage audience of about a million people. funding for activities comes from grants from the usa, great britain, sweden and finland, as well as from subsidies from the soros foundation. the focus on western examples and an audience of millions did not support the euromaidan. in ukraine launched a large-scale information campaign in the western media, accusing the authorities of a number o

of justice officials meet high standards. but first to the news. the supreme court reversed the decision of the higher appeals chamber.

of what this could mean as senator jones said. >> you know, this case is gonna go the supreme court, right? you have conflicting decisions and opinions from other federal circuit court of appealsion that came out of the supreme court just this past year that allowed for private plaintiffs to sue under the voting rights act to be able to seek relief, the supreme court said, yeah, that's totally fine. >> well, i don't think that was specifically addressed. this arkansas case, you know, we have had, again, decades where this has not been specifically really addressed. everyone has operated under the fact that a simple standing rules in the court, that is, if you are affected by the legislation, if you have a personal stake in this, as all of these groups have plaintiffs who are affected by these decisions that state and local governments are making, you have standing to bring some kind of lawsuit to address those grievances. this has been decades and decades of precedent. now, one court has decided that they want to overturn it, it's frightening because we've seen a chipping away and chipping away of the voting rights act. i hope folks, i know melodies group is gonna mobilize. we

let me remind you that in june of this year, after numerous appeals , the supreme court of the netherlands to transfer scythian gold to ukraine, in fact, to steal exhibits from the crimean museums, which in 2013 transferred more than 500 items to an exhibition at the alvard pearson museum in amsterdam. sad news in moscow, in the sixty-ninth year , andrei shimyakin, film critic, tv presenter and documentary director , passed away. stanislav anisimov about the special creative method of andrei shimyakin. last the premiere of andrei shimyakin at the cinema house took place this monday. andrei mikhailovich did not come to the evening in memory of screenwriter anatoly grebnev, citing poor health. children of war and thirty-five years old. mass terror, grebnev’s peers might not have known that he who increases knowledge increases sorrow. the film anatoly grebnev is a diary of a not at all mediocre screenwriter, that very visual film studies, this is exactly how shimyakin himself described his method of work, a combination of lyrical intonation, precisely selected newsreels, fragments of films, h

appeal. so it's a little bit of complicated legal maneuvering. ultimately it could go up to the supreme court if as i think most people expect this appeal will be not particularly productive for trump in the court of appeals. >> just to sort of bring in some other data points on that, i mean trump has some interesting bed foaloes here in this fight against this gog order, the aclu is one of them. they believe this is an infringement on his first amendment rights. you sound pretty confident the supreme court is not going to find for trump on this, but is there any merit to the appeals on its face? >> so there's a difference between motions that ultimately may not help a defendant and a motion that is frivolous. as trump's lawyers point out in this brief that they've submitted tonight, a court has never imposed a gag order on a leading presidential candidate. of course that's because no leading presidential candidate has ever been under indictment while they've been running before, but there are some legitimate legal issues that the court can consider here. >> joyce, i've got to ask you because

highest court, there can't be any further appeals at all, the significant of the judgment in your view today. this significant of the 'udgment in your view toda . , ,, , ., view today. this supreme. this supreme court judgment is _ view today. this supreme court judgment is hugely _ view today. this supreme court judgment is hugely significant. | judgment is hugely significant. first and foremost for our clients, some of whom are victims of torture and trafficking, but it is an important day for the rule of law in this country. it demonstrates the government cannot act with impunity. nobody is above the law and today the supreme court found that in line with our international and domestic obligations, this policy is not lawful. , u, , obligations, this policy is not lawful. ., , lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan lewis, lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan lewis. thank— lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan lewis, thank you _ lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan lewis, thank you very _ lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan lewis, thank you very much - lawful. sophie lucas, from duncan. lewis, thank you very much indeed. sophie representing six of the claimants in this case and we had a stateme

center of lviv eventually reached the supreme court, and a month ago the officials of themis took the side of the state special forces, not the lviv community. we won the first instance and the appealed this decision and ordered a new trial, and now we have received a negative decision, but the legal department is preparing an appeal. we turned to the state service of special communications and information protection of ukraine with an information request, asked to share future plans for the site metropolitan gardens, as well as to provide documents on ownership and extracts from the state hecadastre for notation, and we have not yet received a response from the department. and while the future fate of the historic site remains unknown, it is already quite obvious what the state intelligence agency's intentions are with regard to another part of the local land. more than 8 acres in lysynychy, on the northern outskirts of lviv, are planned to be trivially built. this is stated in the draft amendments to the detailed plan of the territory. according to the document, a residential block of 47 sections will be built here. blysanichach, they had a big one the military part, they are cur

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supreme court. and the findings of the court of appeal is which i was a member of.paid particular attention to they paid particular attention to the evidence presented by unhcr around the risks of refoulement, serious risks of those returns or there is returned onwards from rwanda, they were real and had to be taken into account. the plan was therefore unlawful, and was not only not compliant with human rights, but also the uk's obligations under the i951 also the uk's obligations under the 1951 law and other treaties. gieen 1951 law and other treaties. given all of that and _ 1951 law and other treaties. given all of that and the _ 1951 law and other treaties. given all of that and the court's - 1951 law and other treaties. given j all of that and the court's concern about human rights in rwanda, when you hear the government saying they could come up with a new treaty, is that likely at all to address that basic backdrop? there were two central planks to today, that both went against the british government. i think it close attention is paid to thejudgment, what i