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"judge james c" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
"And this is from Politico the judge said he worried that widely permitting January 6th defendants to slow down their criminal proceedings In order to review this footage could derail dozens of trials So what The issues of the efficiency of the court its due process for the individual And I hope Supreme Court Justices are paying attention It's this James bosberg appointed by Obama a complete disgrace and disaster A federal judge on Friday denied a January 6th defendant's request to delay her imminent trial in order to review thousands of hours of security footage recently made available by speaker Kevin McCarthy noticed the January 6th committee and speaker Pelosi did not make it available U.S. district court judge James bosberg said he understood why Sarah Carpenter was facing two felony charges for his actions at the capitol would like time to review the material But he said she had failed to explain why any additional footage of her movement inside the building will be exculpatory particularly in prosecutors already turned over footage of the vast majority capital's 34 minutes inside the building This is a disgrace What if there's ten seconds of video I'm just throwing it out They're showing capital police allowing her in escorting her in I mean how can this judge presume what exists when he has no idea And so he just relying on the prosecutors and the 34 minutes Of their tape
Mark Levin
Judge Denies Jan. 6 Defendant’s Bid for Time to Review Unseen Tapes
"And this is from Politico the judge said he worried that widely permitting January 6th defendants to slow down their criminal proceedings In order to review this footage could derail dozens of trials So what The issues of the efficiency of the court its due process for the individual And I hope Supreme Court Justices are paying attention It's this James bosberg appointed by Obama a complete disgrace and disaster A federal judge on Friday denied a January 6th defendant's request to delay her imminent trial in order to review thousands of hours of security footage recently made available by speaker Kevin McCarthy noticed the January 6th committee and speaker Pelosi did not make it available U.S. district court judge James bosberg said he understood why Sarah Carpenter was facing two felony charges for his actions at the capitol would like time to review the material But he said she had failed to explain why any additional footage of her movement inside the building will be exculpatory particularly in prosecutors already turned over footage of the vast majority capital's 34 minutes inside the building This is a disgrace What if there's ten seconds of video I'm just throwing it out They're showing capital police allowing her in escorting her in I mean how can this judge presume what exists when he has no idea And so he just relying on the prosecutors and the 34 minutes Of their tape
AP News Radio
5 former Memphis officers plead not guilty in death of Tyre Nichols
"The 5 former Memphis police officers charged in the fatal beating of motorist Tyree Nichols last month have all pleaded not guilty to murder charges. In Shelby county court. The way the formal reading of the indictment of the court, a plea of not guilty. Lawyers representing each officer entered the pleas on their behalf. Each is charged with second degree murder kidnapping and other violations. After body cam and surveillance video captured the violent traffic stop and subsequent tasing, punching, kicking and beating of the unarmed motorist who died days later. Tyree Nichols mother stepfather and their lawyer were in the courtroom, where the defendants stood with their attorneys, judge James Jones, junior, warned spectators, not to let emotions lead to any outbursts. Having
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Weinstein asks NY high court to reverse 2020 rape conviction
"Former movie producer Harvey Weinstein is asking for New York's highest court to overturn his rape conviction there a month after he was convicted of rape in California, a marchesa a letter with the latest. Harvey Weinstein's legal team is asking the New York State Court of Appeals to dismiss his rape conviction in 2020 in order a new trial on a single count of criminal sexual act. His lawyers argue the rape charge involves alleged conduct outside the statute of limitations. They also allege that trial judge James Burke swayed the outcome with rulings favorable to prosecutors, Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison in New York. Last month in California, he was convicted of raping and sexually assaulting an Italian actor in 2013. He will be sentenced for that on February 23rd
The Dinesh D'Souza Podcast
Danielle Joins Dinesh to Talk About a Controversy at Yale Law School
"So Danielle, let's talk a little bit about this business, Yale law school, a prominent judge, James hole, says I'm not going to hire any more clerks from Yale law school because they're regularly suppressing free speech. In fact, there was an event in which a conservative speaker. This is Christian Wagner of the alliance defending freedom. Was there to speak at Yale? The students began to shout and scream and prevent her from speaking. There was a dean of Yale in the audience who did nothing even to ask them to quiet down and then later the dean of the law school, this has had the gherkin said no action would be taken against any of the students. And so this judge has mentioned that incident and others and he goes, listen, you know, I don't really want to punish the students, but I want to punish Yale. I like what he says, you know, he goes, I don't want to cancel Yale. I want Yale to stop canceling people like me. So, and now if it was just him, it'd be one thing, but other judges have joined in and Yale is having a freak out. Yeah, that is good because Yale should not be able to get away with this. And the reason they get away with it is because people continue to hire them. That's the main reason these students want to go to schools like this and so that they get these Supreme Court clerkships and so that they get good jobs afterwards. So if more judges like him say we don't want to hire these students, these graduates, then Yale is not going to like that because they will not be able to supply those jobs for some of those students. So if other judges are doing the same thing, that will hurt Yale overall.
WTOP
"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"P news. Campaign 2022 on WTO P looks like there won't be a delay in Maryland and counting up votes after the midterm elections in November. That's because a judge is allowing mailed ballots to be counted before election day rather than after, which is the usual policy. In his ruling, Montgomery county judge James Bond says mandatory deadlines will be missed if you didn't take this action. Under the decision mail in ballots will be able to be counted as they come in for the election in Maryland in November. Counting can start October 1st. The state board of elections asked for this change, anticipating 1 million to 1.3 million mail in ballots in the upcoming election. This ruling affects only this election not others going forward. And of course, the effect is, we'll all know who is elected, possibly on election night, or soon after, and not weeks and weeks after those mail in ballots are counted. In Rockville, Kyle Cooper, WTO news. I'm Kate Ryan. Marilyn state senator Cheryl Kagan spoke outside the courthouse where a judge ruled that elections officials could start counting mail in ballots before Michael and son and get $100 off a train cleaning today. Traffic
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"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"69° dropping to the 40s. Good evening, I'm Dimitri sodas. And I'm Hillary Howard. Our top story is campaign 2022. A judge has issued a ruling today that could speed up when people know who the voters in Maryland will choose this November. A judge in Montgomery county has approved a request from the Maryland board of elections that will allow mail in ballots to be counted as they come in instead of after election day. The board made the request anticipating 1 million to 1.3 million mail in ballots in the November election. Judge James Bonham said mandatory deadlines will be missed if he didn't take this action The ruling only applies to this upcoming election, and even though the mail in ballots can be counted early, the results of those ballots will not be publicized until election day, counting can begin on October 1st. In Rockville, Kyle Cooper, WTO news. There is reaction this afternoon from local election boards as we hear from WTO's cape Ryan. Without allowing mail in ballots to be counted as they're received, election results in Maryland can stretch for weeks as they did in Montgomery county in the July 19th primary. Gilberto Zelaya with the Montgomery county board of elections says mail in ballots have become increasingly popular in the state. Right now, the mail in ballot requests sits at about a 116,000. Says the key to getting those timely election results is having voters return their mail in ballots quickly. The decision by Montgomery county circuit court judge applies to this election alone, it does not make a permanent change to Maryland state law. Kate Ryan. Meanwhile, Virginia voters started casting ballots in the November midterms. I just got up a little extra early and decided that I want to come down here. Here to the fairfax county government center, Frank Anderson was first in line for the start of early in person voting today
WTOP
"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"Major development in a legal battle between the loudoun county school board and Virginia's attorney general, Jason Maurice, a judge says a special grand jury convened by the AG can continue to investigate the school system's response to sexual assaults by a boy who was allowed to stay in class. Let's get the story tonight from WTO's neologist team. Here in loudoun county, circuit court, the Deputy Attorney General told the judge the school board does not get to decide the scope of the investigation or whose question and the school board is not above the law. Lawyers for the school board argued that the special grand jury was going far beyond looking for potential criminal activity and was focusing on school policy issues, judge James ploughman, who's overseeing the special grand jury, said the school system can't know where the investigation will lead and said that it can continue. The school board can appeal. In loudoun county near law it can stay in double. After back to back violent crimes in the span of a single Sunday afternoon this past weekend, leaders in one local county say they need more cooperation to solve crime and improve your safety. Four people are under arrest in a Silver Spring carjacking and four back to back armed robberies. Montgomery county police chief Marcus Jones. Involved a pursuit that actually went from Montgomery county into the District of Columbia back into Montgomery county. The weapon used was an airsoft gun, according to Jones, later Sunday, there was a shooting that left a man seriously injured and dozens of shots were fired. That remains an open investigation. Jones said gun related crimes are up dramatically over last year, but offered no numbers. He spoke during a briefing with Montgomery county council president, Gabe albertos, Kate Ryan, WTO news. 8 O 5, today is relisha Rudd. Remembrance day in D.C.. The then 8 year old girl has been missing for more than 8 years. WTO's Kyle Cooper has our story. Militia Rudd was last seen on Maryland avenue in northeast to keep her
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"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"Court of lounge county to nullify that order because it is without authority Judge James plowman disqualified beverage office after it worked out a plea deal a month below the 7 month sentencing guideline in a property crime case Biberi says her office is doing the good work of progressive prosecutors lowering crime and lowering the counties incarceration rates And the people here elected me to represent them as the commerce attorney In Leesburg particularly on WTO P news Money news at 25 and 55 years Brennan Hazleton Mark with an interest rate hike expected from the fed this afternoon Wall Street is rebounding so far today after a miserable start to the week the Dow is up 261 points NASDAQ gaining one 39 and the S&P is up 38 Legos are coming to Virginia in a big way Governor Glenn youngkin is just announced the global toy manufacturer plans to invest more than a $1 billion to build a new precision manufacturing facility in suburban Richmond it's expected to employ more than 1700 people Do you love Einstein brothers everything bagel The top seller for the company now the change says that everything seasoning minus the bagel will soon be available for purchase at more than 5000 stores nationwide Brennan Hazleton WTO news Federal reserves anticipated interest rate height later today we're all waiting to see what it'll be That's coming up Ten 56 5.
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"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"The circuit court of lounge county to nullify that order because it is without authority Judge James plowman disqualified beverage office after it worked out a plea deal a month below the 7 month sentencing guideline in a property crime case Biberi says her office is doing the good work of progressive prosecutors lowering crime and lowering the counties incarceration rates And the people here elected me to represent them as the commerce attorney In Leesburg particularly on WTO P news Up ahead the fight against a COVID vaccine mandate is back in the courts 8 43 Creating a culture of innovation at the Department of Defense and across the federal government Here's Josh marquise with Google Cloud on the need for reforming acquisition policies The way in which we make decisions about allocating resources is still defined by a system that was designed by Robert McNamara in the 1960s So what we're looking at is from the decision to say we need a new system that that system showing up on the battlefield routinely takes 15 years If the Secretary of Defense and the president and the American people want us to adopt technology rapidly we have to have a cycle time of decision making that is at the same pace as the technology that we want to buy is coming out Otherwise we're always going to be lagging and not just lagging behind the frontier but lagging behind our competitors like China and Russia That's Josh Marcus of Google Cloud On the building trust in government podcast For more visit federal news network dot com Search miter Millions of people use Zoom phone The innovative and feature rich cloud phone system for businesses of any size Zoom.
AP News Radio
Celebrity chef Mario Batali acquitted of sexual misconduct
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Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge james c" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Theaters while they stop checking the vaccination status of theater goers this week For the first time since they began to reopen last summer And this coincided with rising COVID cases that placed New York City into a higher risk level The industry had hoped that doing away with vaccine checks would make going to the theater more attractive And while some patrons are welcoming the change others tell The New York Times they feel uneasy about going into crowded theaters without the assurance that others are vaccinated And several nonprofit Broadway theaters do continue to require proof of vaccination Bloomberg's Denise Pellegrini reporting Donald Trump's fight to revive his Twitter feed was dashed by a federal judge at least for now more from Bloomberg's Charlie pellet U.S. district judge James Donato in San Francisco throughout the former president's challenge to his prominent ban from Twitter's platform for stoking the January 6th capitol riot but Trump's lawyers will be allowed to revise the lawsuit and try again That's Charlie palette reporting Jane's carousel the beloved Brooklyn Bridge park attraction may have only been installed in 2011 at its current location But the carousel itself is turning 100 years old this year Gotham is reports that as with any Centennial celebration there will be festivities free carousel rides face painting and balloon twisters today until 6 p.m. After you ride the carousel head to the woman rink and find a new best friend The north shore animal league America is hosting its first ever adopt in the park mobile adoption today at the rink in Central Park The event will have 6 mobile units filled with adoptable dogs cats puppies and kittens from their shelters Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Susanna Palmer This is Bloomberg.
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"judge james c" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"App and that Bloomberg quick tape This is a Bloomberg business flash From Bloomberg world headquarters I'm Charlie palo Donald Trump's fight to revive his Twitter feed has been dashed by a federal judge at least for now U.S. district judge James Donato in San Francisco throughout the former president's challenge to his permanent ban from Twitter's platform for stoking the January 6th capitol riot that Trump's lawyers will be allowed to revise the lawsuit and try again Trump is continuing to fight for his right to get back on the social media platform despite vowing in recent media interviews not to return to tweeting even if he's reinstated once Elon Musk has agreed to buy the platform takes over must claims Twitter has censored free speech The S&P 500 Index suffered its longest weekly losing streak in a decade 5 in a row down again today on the week the S&P was down by two tenths of 1% today the S&P tumbled 23 points down by about 6 tenths of 1% The Dow dropped 98 points down three tenths of 1% NASDAQ was down 173 a decline of 1.4% Volatility continues to dominate financial markets stocks pushing lower as the latest jobs data cemented expectations of the Federal Reserve will remain on its fed rate hike past the combat stubbornly high inflation Again the ten year yield three O 9% S&P today lower by 23 points down 6 tenths the Dow is down three tenths of 1% NASDAQ down 1.4% I'm Charlie palette and that is a Bloomberg business flash This is Bloomberg sound on on Bloomberg radio As we round out our Friday together we assemble our reporters round table It's been a while since we've done this If you listen to sound on you already know Bloomberg government's Emily Wilkins and Jack Fitzpatrick no strangers to our microphones and today we want to focus on a fairly busy agenda on.
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"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"From the Kensington march station to the Wheaton metro station In fact every route except route three O one will get scheduled changes starting Sunday By the way right on bus service remains free for all writers until at least the 2nd of July and you can check out the new schedules at WTO P dot com A loudoun county father whose daughter was sexually assaulted at stone bridge high school was later arrested at a county school board meeting and now one of the charges against the dad has been dropped The father of the victim had been charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice at the June 22nd meeting of the loudon county school board He was convicted of both misdemeanors and sentenced to ten days but the judge suspended any jail time The man appealed the conditions to circuit court now judge James ploughman has dismissed the obstruction of justice charge saying the judge and district court didn't fully complete the paperwork for that conviction The defense says the whole prosecution is politically motivated and wants prosecutor but a biberi removed She says the charges were based on the man's actions with sheriff's deputies that night in loudoun county a log and sting double TLP news After traffic and whether we are still waiting for more student loan forgiveness announcements from the Biden administration but really no matter what happens tens of millions of people will eventually have to start paying back their student loans this fall Consumer wise palm explains in just a couple of minutes here Stay close In need of office space with flexible lease terms that supports your evolving business needs.
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"judge james c" Discussed on WTOP
"You Dave Now to the top stories we're following for you on WTO Russia is reporting the first test launch of its new sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile President Vladimir Putin calls it unique and says it will make those who threaten Russia think twice The U.S. has nuclear capable ICBMs as well but recently called off a test to avoid escalating tensions with Russia A Secret Service shot and killed an intruder at the residence of the Peruvian ambassador to the U.S. earlier today D.C. police say it happened after a confrontation at a home on garrison street in northwest the investigation is continuing New Mexico slapped the producers of the film rust with a maximum fine of nearly 140,000 bucks for the deadly shooting on the film Santa Fe set Alec Baldwin accidentally shot and killed the movie cinematographer in October The safety regulators say the death would not have happened if rust movie productions had followed national film industry standards for firearm safety Stay with double DT op for more on these stories and just minutes Loudoun county public schools will not have to share details from an independent report on how it handled two sex assaults by the same high school student last year The advocacy group fight for schools filed an injunction saying the school system promised an independent review It added that the public was entitled to see the report because it was paid with public funds But judge James plowman says the law firm that wrote the report was hired by the school board to provide legal advice and this was a clear case of attorney client privilege In the minutes ahead in money news Liddell rally but the NASDAQ sank a pay raise for some dulles airport employees I'm Jeff cable It's four 18 Traffic.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"judge james c" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"It's not 6 O 7 on Wall Street We're at 40° in Central Park and dealing with jam ups on the Harlem river drive from a 125th all the way to the will of the Sauvignon bridge tails coming up in traffic Michael Barr has more on what's going on in New York at around the world Michael Thank you very much Nathan after two years of the pandemic battering New York City mayor Eric Adams is hoping to steer his city toward an economic revival by luring tourists back and beautifying the streets You can feel the energy Someone called me this morning and they said Eric I was at the ferry it was crowded This is the first week where I had to wait on an elevator because it was so full You know The democratic mayor unveiled an economic development plan that he said would usher in a new New York The recovery is not going to be about getting back to the old ways It's going to get back to the new ways of doing things And we're going to take this opportunity to reboot our entire system and make changes that are going to include equity and inclusion inclusiveness Mayor Adams plan calls for helping small businesses and cultivating specific industries including pharmaceuticals manufacturing and the legal pod industry People in New Jersey are saying no way to lawmakers attempts to allow self serve gasoline a Rutgers eagleton poll found that 73% of residents prefer to have an attendant do it for them Among women it's 87% T-shirts and magnets have sprung up saying Jersey girls don't pump gas It looks like North Korea tested a new missile system U.S. intelligence has now assessed that two ballistic missile tests carried out late last month and last week involved a relatively new intercontinental ballistic missile system North Korea is developing A senior administration official is calling it a serious escalation by North Korea and serious violations of UN Security Council rules Jussie Smollett has been sentenced to 150 days in jail for lying to police and a racist and homophobic attack that he staged himself Cook County judge James Lynn tore into the disgraced actor He took some scabs.
AP News Radio
Police official: Smollett's false report harmed real victims
"The three year jussie Smollett stories behind us ending up the actor behind bars cook county judge James Lang thought he was getting the last word on the disgraced empire actor you'll spend the first one hundred and fifty days of your sentence in the cook county jail and that will start today right here right now but as he left the courtroom in custody jussie Smollett decided to have his say yes and I am not suicide if anything happens to me when I go into it I did not do it to myself in the end though it's the judge's view that counts and James Lind says the stories Millett told on the stand was secure perjury and that's when that was just being narcissistic when he arranged for his own racist and anti gay beat down I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
WGN Radio
"judge james c" Discussed on WGN Radio
"11 o'clock Good evening I'm David Jennings the news sponsored by cars for kids Do suspects have been charged in the killing of a security guard at a south shore gas station WGN traffic on the Kennedy express lanes inbounder clothes they are outbound only until 5 a.m. Ander Jesse Smollett appears in a Cook County courtroom tomorrow He'll be sentenced for his convection on 5 of 6 felony counts at his orderly conduct It was for lying to police about his being a victim of a racial and homophobic attack in river north three years ago Smollett has had several prominent African Americans write letters to the judge who will decide his fate tomorrow They are asking that he be spared jail time among them Kyle Bowser senior VP at the NAACP I just think that this entire thing has been made a bigger deal of there and is necessary The reverend Jesse Jackson as well as actor Samuel L. Jackson and his wife also wrote letters to judge James Lynn A second suspect charged in the deadly shooting of a security guard who worked at WGN TV 22 year old Gregory Watson is charged with first degree murder 35 year old Selena claiborne was shot and killed in a south shore gas station WGN's rob sneed Investigators say the brothers ran off and the vehicle they got out of drove off without them both brothers were arrested minutes after the shooting At approximately three O 5 p.m. private surveillance video shows.
AP News Radio
Jury is seated in Jussie Smollett trial
"A a jury jury has has been been seated seated to to hear hear the the case case against against former former empire empire actor actor jussie jussie Smollett Smollett no no panel panel that that will will decide decide the the case case consist consist of of twelve twelve jurors jurors plus plus alternates alternates the the judge judge James James Wynn Wynn told told the the jury jury he he expects expects the the case case to to take take about about a a week week and and seeding seeding the the panel panel then then asks asks would would be be jurors jurors about about their their feelings feelings about about the the case case that that riled riled the the nation nation thirty thirty years years ago ago he he asked asked potential potential members members of of the the panel panel if if they they have have been been the the victim victim of of a a hate hate crime crime if if they they had had watched watched the the late late show show empire empire or or were were familiar familiar with with TMZ TMZ celebrity celebrity website website in in TV TV show show Moscow's Moscow's Gabriel Gabriel
AP News Radio
A jury has been seated in the trial of Jussie Smollett
"A a jury jury has has been been seated seated to to hear hear the the case case against against former former empire empire actor actor jussie jussie Smollett Smollett no no panel panel that that will will decide decide the the case case consist consist of of twelve twelve jurors jurors plus plus three three alternates alternates the the judge judge James James Wynn Wynn told told the the jury jury he he expects expects the the case case to to take take about about a a week week and and seeding seeding the the panel panel then then asks asks would would be be jurors jurors about about their their feelings feelings about about the the case case that that riled riled the the nation nation thirty thirty years years ago ago he he asked asked potential potential members members of of the the panel panel if if they they have have been been the the victim victim of of a a hate hate crime crime if if they they had had watched watched the the late late show show empire empire or or were were familiar familiar with with TMZ TMZ celebrity celebrity website website in in TV TV show show Moscow's Moscow's Gabriel Gabriel
Anna Davlantes
Jussie Smollett Lawyers Get More Time to Prepare Arguments
"Lawyers forge actor Jesse Smollett have been granted more time to decide and prepare their arguments on several issues, including whether they can introduce a key witnesses. Previous conviction for Battery Cook County Judge James Lin scheduled the next hearing in small its case for August. 26 giving the lawyers there's some more time than originally
James Wilson Institute Podcast
"judge james c" Discussed on James Wilson Institute Podcast
"Josh hammer. Josh is newsweek. Opinion editor a research fellow with the edmund burke foundation he previously worked at kirkland ellis in clerked for judge james c of the. Us court appeals for the fifth circuit. He'll be s from duke university and a j d from the university of chicago law. School josh is on to discuss his new harvard journal of law and public policy as a common good originalism. Our tradition and our path forward. The essay grew out of a piece that he wrote. As part of symposium with claremont institute's publication. The american. Mind that i our founder and director hadley arcus also contributed to its for a lot of a potential exploration of path forward for conservative jurisprudence. And so we're really pleased to have him with us. Also joining us on. Podcast is one of our interns. Tom's roof tom. Why don't you get started josh. Give us a sense of what you understand. Conservatism to be specifically. How does the common good relate to conservatism as a value. Right because leftism has collectivism as a common good value. But why is that antithetical to your project from the left. And then from the right. What distinguishes you from someone. Like professor adrian mule and his concept of common good constitutionalism. Sure yeah so garrett and james wilson's shoot. Thanks so much for for having me back. I i take pleasure in hinting. A return guests of this wonderful program so happy that you're kicking us off on this. No because i think defining what conservatism is or at least have as i construe it is definitely kind of a necessary precondition of sorts for understanding. Why the our understanding why what is currently offered as a purportedly conservative jurisprudence simply does not rise to that occasion. So you know look i A lot of this is going to be Beyond the confines of what we can talk about here. I think scholars continue to debate. What conservatism is. But you know speaking. Personally my own you of of what. Conservatism is is definitely informed. Quite heavily by my my colleague In many ways kind of One of not my of preeminent mentor Which is a euro-zone as the president of the burke foundation. Where research fellow. And he's understanding. What conservatism is which i think most clearly outlined the twenty seventeen american affairs journal long-form essay with our other colleague for your high avery. Abi i think it's closest to what i have in mind when i talk about conservatism..
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"judge james c" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"They hope people don't vote at all. Speaking in Philadelphia, he said Americans have the fundamental right to vote, and he called on Congress to pass the for the People Act. Governor. Newsom is picking up the pieces after a Sacramento judge rejected an effort to add Democrat next to his name on the recall ballot. Judge James R. Kelly's ruled the law is clear. The secretary of state cannot be forced to add the governor's party affiliation to the recall ballot. I think he's trying to make sure he covers all his bases, but this is also about drawing battle lines, says Dr Isaac Hale, a political scholar at U. C. Santa Barbara. He's always framing in terms of Democrat versus Republican. And why is he doing that Because Republicans are colossally unpopular in California. Publican challenger Caitlyn Jenner made her first public appearance last week in Sacramento. I want people to see what's happening up here in Sacramento after the announcement. Jenner tweeted Joining this lawsuit was the first step in finally breaking down politics as usual in Sacramento. PPC poll shows 57% support Gavin Newsom in the recall John Lowe, Bertini, NBC News Radio and conservative radio talk show host Larry Elder has also joined the race. For governor, Oliver Stone is taking a swing in Hollywood over the films it finances. Oliver Stone spoke out at the Cannes Film Festival about how Hollywood refused to get behind his latest documentary that examines the newly released documents surrounding the assassination of JFK. In a press event for his film, JFK Revisited through the looking glass, he talked about how Hollywood and American financiers Did not get behind his latest or his 2016 drama, Snowden, he said. We have to go for our own history to Europe, his producer Robert Wilson said. There's a real problem in the US with this side of the film industry. Owning our history, he added, is depressing that we have to go to England to get money to tell the story. That's very intrinsically. American That's Michele Pelino reporting the Dow was down. 17 closing at 88 34,008. And now at 303, your real time Traffic Kogo Real time traffic sponsored by Alexis Carlsbad. It's like.
Native America Calling
Army Corps Sees No Cause to Shut Dakota Pipeline During Review
"The us army corps of engineers under the biden administration is not supporting the shutdown of the dakota access pipeline the core issued a permit for the pipeline during the trump administration and has been involved in a legal battle in district of columbia courts since then in a short report filed monday. The core told the dc district. It's conducting an environmental study and until it's completed. The agency has no findings to support the need. For a shutdown. The core reports the environmental steady will not be completed until march twenty twenty two until then it says the question of granting an injunction now rests in the sound discretion of the court judge james bowes berg ordered the pipeline to be shut down last summer but the dc court of appeals reverse. That order the appellate court ruled. Both berg had not made the necessary findings before issuing the injunction. The appellate court did find the chorus permit violated the national environmental policy act and sent the case back for further
AP News Radio
Harvey Weinstein appeals conviction, blames 'cavalier' judge
"Hi Mike Rossi a reporting Harvey Weinstein is appealing his rape conviction in New York lawyers for Harvey Weinstein have filed court papers asking for a new trial for the disgraced movie mogul who was convicted of rape and the criminal sex act in February twenty twenty Weinstein's lawyers argue and Hatton judge James Burke made improper rulings and was cavalier in protecting Weinstein's right to a fair trial one hundred sixty six page brief was filed in a New York state appellate court Burke sentenced Weinstein to twenty three years in state prison Weinstein is also charged in California with assaulting five women from two thousand four to twenty thirteen his extradition has been delayed due to the pandemic hi Mike Rossio
KOMO
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"Generator inside or in a garage or carport is that could lead to carbon monoxide poisoning getting covered vaccines out as quickly as possible and balancing that with a fair and equitable distribution still top priorities for state health leaders, they say, commas ran Harris with their update. The number of doses supplied remains the biggest challenge with Washington. Providers requesting 440001st and second dose is this week and only set to receive 200,000. The percentages of people in communities of color who have received either one or two doses are also well below their percentages of the state's population. State health secretary doctor rumor, Shaw says questions have been raised here and elsewhere about whether increasing vaccine capacity hinders the equity approach. I would challenge all of us to see both of these efforts as complementary and not necessarily attention. And with each other. I think it's not another word it is in the hands were also just days from seeing any possible Super Bowl super spreader effects. So Shaw asks that you watch for symptoms and get tested. If you think you're in danger, Ryan Harris come Oh news, Tim. I'm in laundered money from political campaigns and enriched himself by misleading the state and his contributors. This, according to a Thurston County Judge, Simon was engaged in a scheme to generate money to be paid to him. From Citizens Solutions. For work he was doing to solicit political contributions. Judge James Dixon ordered I'm into pay more than $2.6 million in fines and banned him from handling any political finances in the future. Coming up the value of two masks over one will talk with Alex Stone at ABC News. First, though, an update on traffic..
WCPT 820
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"Leads the accounts of two other high profile trump supporters have also been removed. This comes a day after Facebook and Instagram band Trump for at least the next two weeks. I'm at Madison. Google is also cracking down on a social media at popular with President Trump supporters. The tech giant removed parlor from its place store on Friday, making it difficult for android users to use the platform. Google explained. It requires APS to have content moderation policies that takedown post inciting violence. But parlor has fallen behind, they say on the matter, it noted, the APP will be suspended until the issues are addressed. Apple may also take the APP away from its store After demanding a moderation improvement plan By Saturday, a federal judge in California is dealing a blow to the Trump administration's immigration efforts. Judge James Donato blocked the rule that would have shut down the U. S to most asylum seekers. It was to take effect on Monday. The decision took aim it acting Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf, noting he doesn't have enough authority to impose the policy because he hasn't been confirmed yet to the position, Donato argued. It was the fifth time a court has issued a ruling on those grounds and two British men are setting a world record by spanning the globe. In a scooter, the pair road through 35 countries and five continents and the Honda scooter and sidecar. They say it took 15 months. The finish following the trip, they earned the Guinness World Record title of longest journey for that vehicle type. I'm Jim Forbes. This is Chicago's progressive talk a 20 a M. W. CPT, Willow Springs and online. The W C P T a 20 calm where facts matter. Majority of Republican voters. 70% say the election was unfair. But breath take power of right wing media that pumps its viewers full of lies delusion on the industrial scale. They think Trump won the election and they think Cove. It's not real in there dying of covert, and I don't know how to move forward in that America. Exactly. W c P T 8 20 were facts matter Mind over matters, Dr Amy here, stew on. As you know, this show is about challenging you to think differently to make different choices in your life to take Action to create positive outcomes in your life..
KFI AM 640
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"C. I'm Bill Seward for the 24 hour. Ko Phi newsroom 2020 was a big year for drugs in Orange County Sheriff John Barnes says Street narcotics teams are seeing an increase in cocaine and methamphetamines have made 180 felony arrest. They've seized 51 weapons, 36 kg of cocaine £132 of heroin £777 of methamphetamine, he says. Street teams also grabbed £36 of Fentanyl, which equates to more than eight million lethal doses. Fentanyl, in my opinion, still presents one. The greatest risk to the community, he says. Street teams also grabbed $2.5 million in drug proceeds headed south of the border in Orange County, Corbin Carson KO Phi knees A judge will decide whether to stop some of the policies from the new L. A County D. A. The union representing L. A county prosecutors has filed a lawsuit against George Gascon claiming gas cones directives to eliminate three strikes allegations and some sentencing enhancements are unlawful. The lawsuit was filed Tuesday and Judge James Shelf it will hear the case on February 2nd. The union says it wants a temporary restraining order. Hours after the lawsuit was filed. Gascogne released a statement saying he spent his entire life ensuring those who pose a threat to the community are held accountable. But enhancements and strike allegations have never been shown to enhance the safety of a community. Steve Gregory KO Phi News New Year's Eve fireworks celebrations have caused increased air pollution and warnings do to covert 19. The H U M. DS Bradley Whitaker says the virus already can cause impacts to respiratory health breeding a fine particular matter from fireworks can lead to a wide variety of cardiovascular and respiratory health effects, such as heart attacks. Asthma aggravation decreased. Function or difficulty breathing. He says. Backyard fireworks can increase these issues for people with heart or lung disease. Older adults and Children and l A X is open the new rapid covert 19 testing site that can return results in 3 to 5 hours. The tests Are analyzed by a lab right there at the airport. The test costs $125 travelers can register ahead of time on the L.
AP News Radio
Nevada judge mulls bid to nullify Biden win, stop 6 electors
"I might cross your reporting on the vada judge mulls a bid to nullify Joe Biden's win in the state a state judge in Nevada heard arguments Thursday on a bid by the Donald Trump campaign to have trump declared the winner of the election in Nevada or to nullify the results attorney Jesse did all argued the case in Carson city on behalf of six would be Republican delegates to the electoral college Democrat Joe Biden won the battle by thirty three thousand five hundred ninety six votes but been all produced an expert who said he can show nearly eighty seven thousand improper or illegal votes were cast judge James Todd Russell said he'll render a decision Friday hi Mike Rossio
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Seattle police accused of violating court order on crowd control methods
"And and filing filing a a contempt contempt of of court court allegation allegation against against the the city city of of Seattle. Seattle. They They argue argue police have been violated a federal judge's ruling when it comes to the use of non lethal crowd control methods against protesters. More from Kemal's Matt Markovich. During an August vigil held streetside for summer, Taylor. Protesters say police tactics violated a federal judge's court order. There was no violence. There was no nobody's damaging anything. There was no spray paint anywhere. We were having a peaceful vigil, but it turned ugly. As have many demonstrations over the last several weeks, declaring it a riot doesn't change the rules here. Now the American Civil Liberties Union and others have filed a contempt of court lawsuit against the city, its second one this time involving police actions at the vigil and three other demonstrations, including the one where an officer rolled his bike over a man's head. We're really asking just Jones to clarify what is allowed and what isn't allowed under that order because that order is still in effect. But we still see protestors protestors being hurt every single day. Federal Judge Richard Jones ruled in June that the city could use pepper spray blast balls under limited circumstances when it wass necessary, reasonable proportional and targeted to a specific, imminent threat. We think that's a really high standard that applies to very rare circumstances. But SPD is invoking it constantly. Wait a minute. Are you asking yourself to in the City Council pass a ban on tear gas, blast balls, rubber bullets and limited use of pepper spray. Did passing the band after Judge Jones made his ruling, But federal court Judge James Robart, who oversees nearly all things, SPD, under an eight year old consent decree last week issued a preliminary injunction. Putting an indefinite hold on the council's ban. It means the City Council's crowd control ordinance isn't going to go into effect any time soon. The FBI is working to
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Seattle crowd-control restraining order extended
"A federal judge has extended an order that allows Seattle police to use chemical weapons for crowd control and get the update from comas. Corwin hey, Judge James Robart is temporary restraining order stops a City hall ban on police use of so called non lethal crowd control measures, including tear gas. In other words, police are free to use those measures while robots restraining order is in effect. Back. In June, the City Council passed a ban on these measures in response to public outcry to have the right to protest and not feel threatened by those charged with your safety. Any chemical weapon makes me feel a lot safer. But the Seattle Times reports the U. S. Department of Justice asked the federal court to prevent Seattle police from implementing the ban. The DOJ argued the band could conflict with the 2012 federal consent decree governing Seattle police bias and excessive use of force. The extended restraining order is in place until June
AP 24 Hour News
Appeals Court Allows Dakota Access Pipeline to Continue Operating
"A federal appeals court has reversed a judge's order that shut down the Dakota access pipeline pending an environmental review. The U. S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has reversed a judge's order that would have shut down the Dakota access pipeline pending a full environmental review. In July. U. S. District Judge James Boasberg ordered the pipeline to close within 30 days. While the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers conducts the more extensive environmental review. Boasberg ordered Review could take more than a year in arguing against the closure. Energy transfer's said the pipeline couldn't be shut off by the judges. August 5th
AP 24 Hour News
Federal appeals court reverses order to shut down Dakota Access pipeline pending full environmental review
"A federal appeals court has reversed a judge's order that shut down the Dakota access pipeline pending an environmental review. The U. S Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia has reversed a judge's order that would have shut down the Dakota access pipeline pending a full environmental review. In July. U. S. District Judge James Boasberg ordered the pipeline to close within 30 days. While the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers conducts the more extensive environmental review. Boasberg ordered Review could take more than a year in arguing against the closure. Energy transfer said the pipeline couldn't be shut off by the judges. August 5th
Morning News with Manda Factor and Gregg Hersholt
Seattle Police prepare for weekend protests, Chief Best tells officers to not risk safety
"Are expected tonight and through the weekend in Seattle. Hummels met, Markovich says Crew's been fortifying the West Precinct with £1000. Cement blocks. Tactics are changing. There's a court order preventing SPD from using chemical and kinetic methods to disperse crowds and the mayor's request to prevent a permanent ban, passed unanimously by the City Council from taking effect on Sonny was declined by federal judge James Robart, which has prompted an alarming email by the chief of police. To her officers, she writes. I want to be clear that I will never ask you to risk your personal safety to protect property without the tools to do so in a Safeway and I cannot ask any of you to do this work limited on ly to your sidearm, baton and body as tools.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Judge orders Dakota Access pipeline shut down pending review
"A federal judge is stopping the controversial Dakota access pipeline until there's thie environmental Review finished and by doing so, he's siding with the Standing Rock Sioux tribe over a Texas based energy company. The news was apparently so unexpected. The tribes lawyer calls it's stunning. The pipeline's been operating for three years, and US District Judge James Boas, Berg wrote. He's mindful of the disruption it'll cause This comes more than two months after he said the pipeline remained highly controversial under environmental law. No comment from the