i mean, the gift of investigation, noobs, the world court, ivan nikiforovich accepted the material ofor. punished in my practice is not a rare case when the world court does not delve into the materials compiled by traffic police officers the very fact of transferring the case of an administrative offense to the world court. the judge sometimes practically prejudges the recognition of the driver as guilty by the quality of the evidence collected by the inspector, the evidence is often not evaluated critically, however, it is very likely that the second instance, that is, the district court, will correct the error, an example of this enough hopes the district court examined his car for signs of a replacement. door and wheel arch repairs were not found in similar situations. i recommend initially inviting a technical expert to inspect the car at the traffic police. he will point out the mistakes made by the inspector during the inspection and the driver will be able to competently list them in the notes to the protocol, this is important. as will allow to refer to these remarks already

the car, as i understood it, was a nubik from the world court, the inspector’s material was accepted nikiforovich punished in my practice is not a rare case when the world court does not delve into the materials compiled by employees the traffic police is the very fact of transferring the case of an administrative offense to the world. the judge sometimes practically predetermines the recognition of the driver as guilty by the quality of the evidence collected by the inspector, the evidence is often not critically evaluated, however, it is very likely that the second instance, that is, the district court will correct the error. an example of this is quite controversial. claims ivan nikiforovich. he objects , it turns out word against word, only one believes and others do not. perhaps, in all this will understand, the second judicial instance. the story is downright, gogolevskaya we are a neighborly conflict. i'm bored in this world, lord, the best for today at 20:00 are the final episodes of the action- packed series police brotherhood do not miss medicine. in this case, it turned ou

the decision of the world court for leaving the scene of a traffic accident, the offender is deprivedf the right to drive vehicles for a period of 1 year, he will also be charged the cost of repairing a company car, in addition, for disobeying the lawful demand of a police officer, he was assigned an administrative arrest for a period of 10 days. students of the capital's medical universities choose residency, in which they continue their studies and demonstrate their capabilities, the leading clinics of the city one of the most popular has become, residency, the oldest moscow botkin hospital offers more than twenty directions here, including high-tech reporting by olga mershchikova. there is some chaotic movement in the spacious corridor. now everyone will be divided into squads and sent to choose a specialization. future residents are looking at the completely extraordinary practice of the oldest moscow hospital, famous for its names and technologies. the botkin hospital is the leader. e-e medicine of russia in terms of the number of romantic operations per year we perform up to 500

five articles of the code of administrative offenses of the russian federation decision of the world courtor leaving the scene of a traffic accident the offender is deprived of the right to drive vehicles for a period of 1 year expenses for the repair of an official car, in addition, for disobeying the lawful demand of a police officer, he was assigned an administrative arrest for a period of 10 days. it turned out that earlier the reckless driver had already been deprived of his license for drunk driving, in addition, on his account a criminal record, our program is always available on the media platform, we look in the application or on the site smotrim.ru the essence was maxim see you at 21:30. if someone intends to interfere in ongoing events from the side our response to counter strikes will be lightning warning from the first faces. what else did the president say at the council of legislators of konstantin yaroshenkorennosti? stopcock gazprom reported about the suspension of blue fuel supplies to poland and bulgaria and threatened to reduce transit through these countries. in the ca

a curious case in the nizhny novgorod region, the traffic police inspector and, after him, the world courtiful women, but they could not distinguish one from the other, what is the reason? where did you even look? mum's daughter is sculpted with beauty, like gena's girlfriends, here's which one of them is a berry again, why didn't they check it out ? i say, well, i just drank a little. well , i won't lie, what are we going to do? i say, i don’t know , the inspector takes out the device with his tongue, do not pinch it, then cover the tube, maybe with your lips and blow without interruption, clasping the procedure further. how to drink to give deprivation from me i was deprived of my rights. come on, come back. in the sense of olga romanovna, after all, she milena evgenievna mom and this daughter olga romanovna blew her uniform. mom and have deprived their daughter of the difference in years, a big 15 years in total, but now is not about that. how this daughter was punished for her mother, therefore, from the words it seemed like a mountainous olga romanovna, when checking the data of her p

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popov stabbed her to death right in the premises of the world court in front of the bailiffs that dayo be tried for the beatings once again inflicted on his ex-wife. he armed himself with a knife he had and inflicted on the former warriors multiple stab wounds, about which the woman died at the site of such stories, alas, in our country there are thousands according to statistics, every fifth woman is subjected to domestic violence, and even a criminal record of a real term for those can not stop the tyrant , y whom, well, frankly, not everything is in order with the head. never mind. confirmed. it's official or confirmed for them. in general, well, they didn’t write the law that it doesn’t bother him to sit around the clock in front of the entrance, waiting. there's a victim. experts say that today there is simply no clear, written law that could really protect the victim from lord a and just some general mechanisms. protection problems will be solved by comprehensive measures, including new protection tools, for example, the program for the protection of victims of violence, when th

a curious case in the nizhny novgorod region, the traffic police inspector and, after him, the world courtd at two beautiful women, but they could not distinguish one from the other, what is the reason? where did you even look? the beauty of the model daughter as a friend of gena, here, which of them is a berry again, why did n’t they check it, they are it . i say, well, i just drank a little. well , i won't lie to you, what are we going to do? i say i don't know the inspector takes out the device with his tongue, do not pinch it, which means that you embrace it without jerking it further. finished the procedure 0 424 how to drink deprivation from me? i was deprived of my rights. come on, come on back. in the sense of olga romanovna, after all, she is chernikova milena evgenievna mom and this is the daughter mom and the daughter was deprived of the difference in years by a large 15 years in total, but now is not about that. how is the daughter punished for the mother when checking against the database of personalities, she was installed in the database of the photograph. this is inspector

and, of course, there will be another option to check from the court on such issues, we go to the world court and remember that the state fee for claims is not paid for disputes up to a million rubles karina makaryan dmitry likhachev alexander alexenko. channel one i think every resident of a big city knows the feeling when you just want to be somewhere in nature. here to feel. here is the grass underneath, clean, delicious, smelling of flowers. don't know the trees with all this enjoy, because it gives, of course, harmony for our soul parks, there are not so many of them. and you can arrange yourself right under the windows from the jungle yes, plant trees. what is called the first magnitude, which will grow up to 35 m in height, will close the views of the sun completely to the inhabitants of the lower floors. and can you do it or not? you will now understand. this is how beauty will bloom, how it will grow . we will have a garden outside the window of a city apartment. an experienced summer resident can arrange, but get permission. it's a whole obstacle course. you will have to deal with f

unprotected and, of course, another option will be checked from the court on such issues, we go to the world court remember, the state fee for claims is not paid for disputes up to a million rubles karina makaryan dmitry likhachev alexander aleksenko . it is not in vain that we often go to the forest for a reason, for example, in order to simply feel some kind of solitude , peace of mind, harmony of the soul, because all this saturates us with good positive energy. when we have walls around us, some bricks and so on, we can’t even just see, yes, that’s all. this is where it all ends, then, of course, it is not enough. this is some kind of natural air i don’t know in our life. many try to organize a corner of nature right in their yard. and how all this is legal, well, imagine planting a tree under the windows of an apartment building of the first magnitude of a birch or pine. it's no sun. this foliage is beautiful. can you do it it is forbidden. in general, all the rules of urban gardening. this is how beauty will bloom, how it will grow. we will have a garden outside the window of a city apartmen

popov stabbed her to death right in the premises of the world court in front of the bailiffs that dayo be tried for beatings once again inflicted ex-wife. he armed himself with a knife he had and inflicted on a former cohabitant multiple stab wounds, about which a woman died at the site of such stories, alas, in our country there are thousands according to statistics, every fifth woman is subjected to domestic violence, and even a criminal record cannot stop a real term for those , at whom well you're okay no matter. confirmed. it 's not officially confirmed for them. in general, well, the law is not described, which does not prevent him from sitting around the clock in front of the entrance, waiting. there of his victim. experts say that today there is simply no clear, written law that could really protect the victim from lord a and just some general mechanisms. protection problems will need to be solved by complex measures, including new protection tools, for example, the victims of violence protection program, when the victim can be transferred to another city, change his name and

unprotected and, of course, another option will be checked from the court on such issues, we go to the world court remember, the state fee for claims is not paid for disputes up to a million rubles karina makaryan dmitry likhachev alexander aleksenko . channel one oh, perhaps every inhabitant of a metropolis of a large city i know this noisy feeling, when you so want the stone jungle, hug the green tree will lie down like this in the morning instead of working on the lawn in the good morning studio to breathe. you go, i went to the gazelle for the summer to inhale the smell of blooming lilacs, but you are so little of all this in our cities. maybe in the parks, but i was lucky. by the way, i live near universities. there is very much and everything, the green park sparrow hills. here the question immediately arises. is it possible to plant something ourselves, for example, in the yard here, uh, with whom does it need to be coordinated, in general, landscaping in a big city? instructions for independent now i can plant in the yard simply. this is how beauty will bloom, how it will grow. we will hav

court, the world court, and it settles disputes between states. so ukraine on february 26th brought a complaint against russia saying that russia had violated ukraine's sovereignty and that the basis for the invasion, the so-called humanitarian -- these so-called humanitarian reasons were false and so asked the court to judge on this question of where russia's intentions to prevent a genocide in ukraine valid and legitimate. ukraine asked for the court to say this is false. in the meantime, to order interim measures including as you said that russians must halt operations until the judges can get to the bottom of this. that would only resolve the disputes between russia and ukraine. but then you have the international criminal court, which is designed to hold individuals criminally accountable. and so for both institutions it will take some time. ukraine has about six months to build its case at the icj and russia has a chance to respond as well. so maybe a year from now a determination. on the international court side that can take much longer, y

ayakha: it's almost like the children of the world taking the world to court, for not upholding the unitedons rights of the child. i was very glad to be part of it 'cause it will mean that i was able to shed light on what's happening to my community, to my country. they look at co2 emissions... nokulunga: she was gonna do the plastic surgeon and stuff, so i said, "my hand is up. i hope i'm the first one." it's been long since i wanted to be young again. she said, "oh, i'll make you young." but now we're not talking about that anymore. now she's talking about the climate issue. she want to be a lawyer. she wants to fight for the climate, for the world, actually. greta: it's very important that we use every possible channel that we haveand the law is especially powerful. michael: the petition is seeking to demonstrate that it's not just climate in the abstract or the earth in a bell jar. it's every child born today that will face the effects, you know, of increased global heating throughout their entire lives, generation after generation. greta: we're using our rights as citizens of the worl

court and the nation with grace, expertise, humility, brilliance, and an unwavering dedication to justice. he has worked tirelessly to build consensus among his colleagues. and he has always kept in mind the real world impacts of the court's decisions on the american people. justice breyer knew that justice for some was a failure of the court. from his opinions on voting rights to reproductive rights to the affordable care act, he has been a key voice in many historic decisions that have affected so many americans. we owe him a great debt of gratitude. and i'm honored and privileged to call justice breyer a dear friend, and i wish him the best in his retirement. now in looking for justice breyer's successor, president biden said that he wanted to nominate a persuasive justice, someone in the mold of justice breyer. and with judge ketanji brown jackson, president biden has found that person. i am confident that judge jackson who clerked for justice breyer on the supreme court will follow in his footsteps as a justice who will make a lasting contribution on the court through her pragmatism, even-handedness, and deep understanding of the constitution and the impact that the court's decisions have on al

it is rejected by the un, the world court, and the african union. nder the former disgraced president of the united states, america became the first country in the world to recognize morocco's annexation of western sahara. it was a trade made by the former president as part of a deal to normalize morocco's relations with israel. which brings us, arguably, to the leading occupying force in the world. israel. the map of the palestinian authority sometimes described as, swiss cheese, has been carved up by israel over the past century. the state of israel has forced the annexation of several arab territories. israel kept triggered jordan in the six day war in 1967. it remains occupied by israel to the state. occupation is just a step towards annexation. israel actually did an x two thirds of the goal law from syria during the six day war. passing a law extending israeli law, jurisdiction, and administration to the area. america also under the former president, finally recognize the illegal annexation in 2019 as a gift to that then, israeli president, not

russia is doing in ukraine, but also, you want to ensure that russia is held accountable in the world court. is that likely to happen? i've never seen any president take seriously the idea of joining the icc. >> well, you know, the united states actually signed the statute. we just never ratified it. which is the treaty that created the icc and the countries that signed to be a party to it. we are already seeing bipartisan support for the icc investigations into russia's crimes in ukraine. we passed a bill in the house that would make sure the u.s. is providing support to investigations, and evidence collection for these investigations. i think it is incredibly important that as we support the icc investigation in ukraine, we also officially join. because right now, we are in a fight for the future of the international, if it will be an international system based on autocracy or based on the values that we all hold dear. and it is very important part of making sure that our side wins, that we continue to have a rules based international system, is that we hold ourselves to the same rules we

there's sort of official definitions of things like genocide when you talk about war crimes and the world court. but it's pretty daunting to look at to face the images that we're seeing coming outs of ukraine today. everybody can see what is going on here. >> yeah, you look at it, you know it and you see it. we've seen the images of bodies in the streets with bullet holes in the back of their hands, women that burned to death after being raped in front of their children. mass graves with bodies sticking out. genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes. whatever you want to call it, they are atrocities and they're prosecutable. the problem is that the u.n. is completely incapable of addressing these atrocities for one simple reason. 40% of the voting members are actively engaged in genocide and crimes against humanity. in china, the one veto wielding member, they have over a million uighurs in concentration camps. in russia, you have a leader engaging in the massacre of civilians in ukraine that is a war crime at the bare minimum and possibly genocide. they're not going to be able to address i

electronic eavesdropping around the world. court-ordered wiretaps. agents are checking with source s, has anyone alluded to this, even cryptically? we'll ask our allies, canada, the uk, australia. have you got anything in your databases? anything that you've picked up chatter wise? just to ensure that we're not looking at a terrorism attack. >> and you mentioned the shell casings. that's presumably if the person used a pistol. if he used a revolver, a six, even a seven-shot revolver, there would be no casings. frank, what about, for example, the cameras. the cameras down there in the station and around the streets of brooklyn. >> we all know now that we're on camera much of the time, whether we're in a suburban shopping area or much of the city. so the call will go out for all vendors, all city-related, state-related cameras, new york has a great system of tying those in together. it's rather sophisticated. they can do it. london, i think, led the way. london, england on this. nypd has access to the cameras around the city. children will be looking f

stay to now for close. soft with report on those piping climate change in the world's highest courts. the course you can get all the latest news and information any time you want on our website. that's d w dot com for me and all of us here at the w. thanks for watching. ah ah, with who suing on behalf of the climate. more and more citizens are taking legal action against government and corporations demanding more drastic measures against global warming. the successful fight of individuals against all powerful industries, legal action, verdict, climate protection. next on w. o. m and t w's crime fighters are back africans, most successful radio drama series continues this season. the stories focus on hate speech, cholera, prevention, and sustainable charcoal production. all episodes are available online, and of course you can share and discuss on d, w, africa's facebook page, and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in. now. it started out with the spooky intimidation and transformed into an orgy of hate and violence. the history of the ku klux klan, the oldest terrorist

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we won the court case against one of the biggest polluters. the world shall at that company, which is super powerful. and we feel that the movement is actually more powerful and that this is one of their next year. we are kind of setting when shells co business is oil and petra chemicals fossil fuels released millions of tons of c o. 2, when they combust in may 2021. a court in the hague rule, that royal dutch shell had to reduce its c o. 2 emissions by 45 percent by 2030. it was a legal sensation. also for donald pulse, a co, plaintive martina. dobbin made him on the dutch north sea coast. donald pulse is head of the environment organization, malaria defense. see. the judgment is the 1st in the world which calls upon a company to curb its greenhouse gas emissions. to be honest, the whole court would not have been possible if it wasn't for people. are you in the same in 1000 another? so plaintiff's, the people that 1st financially supported it with more than half a 1000000 euro shell is appealing the ruling. but the judges message is loud and clear. it

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you'll see now the bad book you'll complete the the world cup package today. mm. court says he dissolved parliament illegally and a new confidence faith must go ahead. chattering, racial and gender barriers in the us. get on g brown. jackson is set to become the 1st black female justice on the u. s. supreme court. ah, the area just looking forwards as well. there's something else. it's happening to more in just a few hours. actually the 1st friday pres over, i'm a done, and that usually will mean, and that's expected to mean tens of thousands of people wanting to go and pray at the alexa mosque and these ravia for that. so we'll have to see in the coming hours, if they now reversed that decision and increase security and decrease the amount of access of people to get to alex and most of what sort of repercussions that could bring. and how old is of this attack affect these rainy government? ukraine's government is racing to evacuate civilians from the east while it braces for a massive russian offensive. the most intense fighting has taken place. internet's york, the un

all these great journalists, all the satellite imagery from every source in the world, the court thatt's absolutely preposterous. no person is intelligent as putin. >> we believe that, seriously,. though >> all the reason to believe that, and he's gonna -- what is army is doing. >> let me ask you really quickly, we're almost out of time. about 45 seconds left. but this week, and certainly your legal expert here between the two of us, so you would know this. the president of the united states called what is happening in russia, sorry, which russia is doing in ukraine, a genocide. that is also a legal term. where do you come down on that? what is happening in ukraine a genocide? how would you evaluate whether or not is a genocide? >> well, it needs to be evaluated. and i'm not sure now if we have proof, walgreens against humanity. you have to show this intent to destroy a nationality, in whole or in substantial part. but the various aspects, the rhetoric of putin about ukraine that really being a country, the ways in which young people are being deported from these occupied cities, and

really important to bear in mind in a very fast—moving situation is the international court ofjustice which is the worldsks ago, three weeks ago and the court has made a decision on the basis not of ukraine's allegations of genocide against russia but russia's allegations against the ukraine and sap in paragraph 59 that the court is not in possession of evidence substantiating the allegation of the russian federation, the genocide has been committed on ukrainian territory. it goes on to say there's very little prospect of russian justifying its invasion on the basis of its allegations of genocide by the ukrainians but it's open the issue of whether genocide has been committed. ukraine is entirely correct to go ahead and raise this issue but the other issues are before the international criminal court and the war and crime of aggression before the international criminal court and does matters should be tried and they are equally serious. we were talking about war crimes, can you give us a useful definition for that as well? where crimes are breaches of the geneva convention. they are so many of them and i

world. incoming u.s. supreme court justice ketanji brown jackson celebrating becoming the first lap woman placed on the nation's highest court declaring we have made it in an impassioned speech at the white house. judge jackson: it is the honor of a lifetime for me to have this chance to join the courts, to promote the rule of law at the highest level and to do my part to carry our shared project of a democracy and people justice under law forward into the future. mark: president biden celebrated judge jackson's confirmation calling it a moment of real change in american history. european commission president ursula von der leyen is condemning today's attacks on a railway terminal that ukrainian officials say killed at least 50 and wounded 300. russian troops reportedly bomb civilians waiting at a train station to be evacuate

he needs it, he will figure it out the soviet court, as you know, is the most humane court in the world, yours what is the name remind yegor tarasov remember, it means yegor ivan a criminal element, he is cunning and cunning, and lying to him is like drinking milk from under a cow is a perfect pleasure. and where to pick up a new car first, of course, they gave beautiful numbers. as you love. dad yes again well, should i take it in, or something, not buy and not drink? what else to do? nastya, are you bored in retirement? here look for job vacancies from a to z you're late today unknown. bye. bye bye. so the typist in the loaders so the service so the chief specialist of the service is required security chief specialist. sorry to have to wait, but as they say, the longer the wait, the happier. efim mikhailovich is not up to performance, where to wash the car, because they didn’t bring it, yes, it’s not at the car wash. and where is she supposed to be? i personally drove it here last night and decorated it with balloons. where is my car? what if you apply? it is necessary to call the pol

really important to bear in mind in a really fast moving situation is the international court ofjustice which is the worldse weeks ago, and the court is made a decision on the basics not of ukraine's allegations against russia, but russia's allegations against the ukraine and it is said in paragraph 59, that the court is not in possession of evidence, substantiating the allegations of the russian federation, the genocide has been committed on ukrainian territory. it goes on to say it very little prospect of russia justifying its invasion on the basis of its allegations of genocide by ukrainians but it is open the issue of whether or not genocide is been committed in ukraine is entirely correct to go and raise this issue. of correct to go and raise this issue. of the other issues are before the international criminal court, the crime of aggression should be before the international criminal court and they should be tried under equally serious measures. taste they should be tried under equally serious measures.— serious measures. we have been talkin: serious measures. we have been talking about _ serious mea

the court is an institution that has inspired growing democracies and -- in other parts of the world. i taught a class in constitutional law in which some of the students from other countries at notre dame took and they were always interested in the court, which was different. and how the political branches abided by the decisions that the court had made. that tradition goes back to the beginning of the republic and to the leadership of john marshall, that has not changed. it has maintained its position of respect in the country. throughout its existence. where -- where i to come back, i think at the end of the day i would hope there were fewer things that changed and did change at the court. mr. ryan: one thing you encountered during your arrival on the court, unlike any other justice was during the pandemic and the limitations that covid placed. how do you think the pandemic affected the court and as well try to figure out what the world will be like after the pandemic, do you have any thoughts on how the court may be? justice barrett: i will say, that one very thin small silver lin

it should be available to any court, any defendant, any jurisdiction around the world. international criminal court tends to operate in a sort of a closed ecosystem where it keeps his evidence to itself. the crimes in boca and other crimes committed across ukraine are the exception that rules every very every organization, every n g o, every local civil society, every human rights in g l, will work together to document these crimes. and if the russians want to help great, but so far they're lying. and then i, here's the thing though, the strategy, they are saying the russians are saying that what happened in boucher was stage and they will provide evidence. what kind of evidence do you think they will provide that could perhaps or not show whether or not they were responsible? yeah. listen under international criminal law and international work crimes law, there's never a justification for murdering innocent civilian. neither is there any justification ever under any potential articulable theory for intentionally targeting innocence neither in an occupation setting, is t

the ukrainian opposition politician viktor medvedchuk was betrayed by the world of restraint, the courtlvov sent him under arrest, and, as the ukrainian media clarifies, without the right to make bail , he was previously under house arrest, but this week it became known about the detention of the deputy. we are glad that his wife oksana marchenko, meanwhile, turned to the families of british mercenaries who had surrendered in ukraine, marchenko invited them to advocate for the exchange of the british for medvedchuk to support this initiative, the wife of the opposition also asked saudi arabia, which, according to marchenko, could also influence medvedchuk's wife in london. she recorded a video message to vladimir putin marchenko called what is happening with her husband now a trial and unlawful reprisal against an objectionable politician. she also claims that viktor medvedchuk agreed to the extradition to the russian side. for the orthodox, palm sunday or the lord's entry into jerusalem in temples, willow twigs illuminate , they symbolize palm branches, with which the inhabitants of je

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the ukrainian opposition politician viktor medvedchuk was betrayed by the world of restraint, the courtlvov sent him under arrest, and, as the ukrainian media clarifies, without the right to make bail, he was previously under house arrest, but this week it became known about the detention of the deputy. glad to see him wife oksana marchenko, meanwhile, turned to the families of british mercenaries who had surrendered in ukraine marchenko invited relatives to advocate for the exchange of the british for medvedchuk to support this initiative for the opposition. she also asked saudi arabia, in her opinion, probably. may affect the london spouse. medvedchuk recorded a video message and marchenko called what is happening with her husband now a trial and extra-legal reprisal against an objectionable politician to vladimir putin. she also reported that viktor medvedchuk agreed to the extradition to the russian side. in odintsovo, near moscow, a pensioner suspected of killing a rescuer by an emercom officer arrived to help an industrial climber stuck on a cable on one of the high-rise buildings

clearly the world court of public opinion is beginning to understand just how putin has acted, the wealthin ukraine did the same thing in syria, did the same thing in chechnya the brutal, aggressive focusing on innocent civilians, hospitals, schools, buildings they know children are in. it's unbelievable. but what you see in these -- ukrainians recapture territory is mass graves, meme with their hands tied behind their back, shot in the head that are civilians of all ages, all -- all walks of life. it's just unreasonable, and i think we're going to see the rest of the world respond. europe apparently now prepared to move forward with more oil sanctions, more coal sanctions, trying to deal with the difficult issue that germany, frankly, got themselves into being so dependent on russian natural gas. but russia has branded itself for who it is under putin, and they're not going to be able to run away from that, becky, i don't think. >> i don't think so either these sanctions are having an impact at least on the russian people we've been hearing about how inflation in russia is up 15% in very

it's becoming commonplace for republicans to say out in the open that the supreme court ruled incorrectly in gris world v. connecticut, the 1965 case that affirmed the right of married people to use contraception. that's what this debate has become all about. not the right to a safe and legal abortion. it's about rolling back, madam president, the right to birth control. republicans are saying that the case that affirmedded the right to use birth control was wrongly decided. that's what our colleague from tennessee, who just spoke said about the hearings on judge jackson's nomination. it's enough to leave you wondering, madam president, what year is this. what century is this? this was based on a federal law from the 1807's -- 1870's. a time when women couldn't even vote. for connecticut to have that on the books is ridiculous. the women's right activist whose name is atop the case once joked that the state would have to put a gynecology table at the greenwich toll station to get the contraception they needed. but the history in connecticut shows this oldest restriction on liberty fell hardest on women

congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more, plus analysis of the world of politics with our informative podcasts c-span that is available at the apple store and google play. downloaded for free today. c-span now, your front row seat to washington anytime anywhere. >> jennifer sciubba is the author of this book, "8 billion and counting: how sex, death, and migration shape our world." but she's also a former demographics consultant to the u.s. department of defense. professor scuba, what is a demographics consultant for the defense department do? >> guest: same thing that i do in the book which is trying to show people with influence how to read the world. basically how do we use population trends to help us better understand the big questions that motivate the department of defense, that motivate businesses, things like where might the next war break out or how can we try to encourage more peace, spread of democracy, and even what's the difference between poverty and prosperity? what are the influences on that andul what role does the publisher to play that? >> host:

but if you go to world war i the supreme court is completely fine with sending people to prison for tenr 20 years proposing american involvement in world war i. he of the red scare and so on. you really have to get into the 50s before free-speech is consistently protected and it reaches threshold by the end of the 60s that very, very high threshold for specific viewpoints. think that reflects a change in cultural attitude, and norms among americans because they wording has not changed. you see that in famous works he is at least as concerned about the norms in england as he is about the censorship of the magistrate and warns impose its values is a danger to free-speech. orwell says some of the same things. that is why i worry for this country. because inn my view both sides there probably more than two sites. eating away at the culture of free speech in this hyper polarized partisan nature of american politics which i fear will ultimately have downstream effects that might affect how the person is constitutionally protected weathers and ten, 20, 30 years for those in executive summary.