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Writers, composers, designers and other content creators need to fight back.
Imagine a city of many millions of people who support themselves and their families solely by arranging words, images and sounds, or in the industries that make this work available to others. They neither farm, fish, mine, manufacture, manage, heal, teach, build nor defend. But what they do influences most everything, shapes politics and governance, provides a conception of our time, forges the culture such as it is, and stamps the imprint of the present for history to judge. Though builders may build, in the main they follow the plans of architects. Teachers teach, but they must have a text. Politicians govern, but only upon the flow of commentary that raises them up or casts them down.
Dispersed throughout the United States, the millions of this hypothetical city do exist, in professions dependent upon the copyright protection of intellectual property. More than anywhere else, they are concentrated in New York, where you see them walking at 60 miles per hour, fully absorbed in their novels, plans, melodies, compositions, essays or designs.
Their work is peculiarly vulnerable in that it is easy to appropriate. If they were farmers, industrialists or surgeons, their problems would be different. It is not possible to copy instantaneously and in virtually unlimited quantities either potatoes, aluminum or gall bladder surgeries, as one might a song or a scanned book.
Were this vulnerability unaddressed, the producers of intellectual property would be put out of business unless they were independently wealthy or worked either as amateurs or drew salaries at the pleasure of, and beholden to, boards, committees and overseers of every type. Always at risk, the independent voice, the guarantor of political freedom and personal dignity, would be dangerously depressed along with the arts that sustain civilization. Amateurs alone are insufficient -- unless one believes that the work of Herman Melville, Thomas Eakins and Aaron Copeland does not merit full-time employment.
The vulnerability, however, has been addressed, by copyright systems evolving in tandem with the ever-increasing volume of works they protect. This has proceeded over centuries, as copyright adjusts to new means of replication while sheltering the works without which the new technologies would be meaningless.
But copyright, the rampart of the mythical city, is besieged by a widespread movement antagonistic to authorial right and the legitimacy of intellectual property. So-called public interest groups serve the new information super powers, the Standard Oils of our age, whose interests would be advanced if they did not have to bother with permissions and payments for what they call "content." The Creative Commons organization, for example, is richly financed by Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Mozilla, Sun, the Hewlett Foundation, and others of type.
The opponents of copyright are no more disinterested than its defenders, although they do a good job of pretending, and their theories have become the window dressing for the piracy of software, music, movies -- and soon the written word. They may claim that they are not against copyright per se. But if, as they repeatedly assert, copyright is an unjustifiable tax, a monopoly, and a bar to creativity, why wouldn't they or anyone else be against it, as in fact they are?
Copyright is no more a tax than the price a merchant charges for an item in his shop or what a laborer receives for his labor. Nor is it a monopoly any more than you have a monopoly on the sale of a watermelon you might grow in your garden, or the monopoly a seamstress exercises over her work. The opponents of copyright disingenuously maintain that it locks up ideas, comment and debate. Title 17 of the United States Code resoundingly says otherwise, that "in no case does copyright protection . . . extend to any idea, procedure, process, system, method of operation, concept, principle, or discovery, regardless of the form in which it is described." And as for debate, have you noticed a lack of it?
In previous eras, advances in the ease of replication were met by the consistent strengthening of copyright -- in lengthening the term, international standardization, increased enforcement. This did not discourage the production of works, which advanced by orders of magnitude. In Thomas Macaulay's England of 1825, 600 books were published. Economic growth, universal education, more efficient printing, and a strong system of copyright together saw 206,000 books published in England in 2005. One might attempt to argue the counterfactual, that even more books would have been published without copyright, but one would first have to establish that the incentive of being paid for one's work is a disincentive to producing it.
With the swelling powers of digitization come the antagonists of intellectual property, who address the issue without popular opposition. Corporations with intellectual-property interests now field lawyers and lobbyists, as do their adversaries. This will eventually result in a tie, which will be broken only by the public opinion that corporate moguls and magnates (often accused of dominating public opinion) have in this regard totally ignored.
So here we have a city -- the hypothetical city and New York itself -- deeply dependent upon what copyright protects but unaware of the threat it faces, even as, sector by sector, it begins to fall. Are you -- were you -- in publishing? Are you, or were you, a journalist? A screenwriter, composer, architect, designer, photographer, writer, or in a business that brings the work of these people to the public? What have you done to protect your life's blood and to guarantee the continued independence of your voice? As distressed as you may be now or not long from now, should copyright go the way of all flesh, some of you may soon be unable even to recognize your own profession, if indeed it continues to exist.
New technologies will always demand and deserve careful navigation and difficult readjustments. But the weakening or de facto abolition of copyright will not merely roil the seas, it will drain them dry. Those who would pirate what you produce have developed an elaborate sophistry to convince you that they are your victim. They aren't. Fight back.
Mr. Helprin is the author, most recently, of "Digital Barbarism," just published by HarperCollins.
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- Gear rack for use with spur gear pinion to convert rotary motion into linear motion
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This Martin gear rack is 2' in length and is used with a spur gear pinion to convert rotary motion into linear motion. It is made of high alloy steel for strength and durability. The 20-degree pressure angle (PA) provides a lower contact ratio between gears than a 14.5-degree pressure angle. The rack length is sized for up to 2' of linear movement and meets American Gear Manufacturing Association (AGMA) standards 6-8 for commercial class gears. This gear rack is intended for use with matching pinion gears with the same pressure angle, number of teeth, and diametral pitch (number of teeth per inch). It is suitable for use in a variety of commercial and industrial applications, such as machine tool tables, lift mechanisms, guide mechanisms, and shakers, among others.
Rack and pinion gears are made of a small round spur gear (the pinion) and a flat bar with evenly spaced teeth (the rack). Rack and pinion gears convert rotational motion into linear motion. As the pinion turns, its teeth mesh with the rack's teeth to move it in a straight line. Gears are available in a variety of materials, including stainless steel, cast iron, brass, and plastic, depending on application. There are several other factors to consider when selecting the appropriate gear for an application. The gear's outside diameter is the longest linear distance across a gear. The bore diameter is the distance across the hole located in the center of a gear, where the mounting shaft will be inserted. The hub diameter is the distance from one tip of the shoulder (the hub) to the other. The thickness is the distance measured from the tip of a gear tooth to the gear's bore or base (for a gear rack). The number of the teeth refers to the number of teeth around a gear. The pitch, also called the diametral pitch, is the number of teeth divided by the pitch diameter, and it can also serve as a guide for tooth size. Rack and pinion gears are commonly used in automotive steering, meat processing, and rack railways, among other applications.
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Skip to comments.The Real Reason Warren Buffett's Taxes are Low
Posted on 08/17/2011 9:03:24 AM PDT by MissesBush
Warren Buffett was in the New York Times today bragging about his low effective tax rate and saying how he would like to be paying more. Fellow Forbes contributor Tim Worstall weighed in quibbling about Mr. Buffet not factoring in the corporate taxes on Berkshire Hathaway's earnings. I'm just a simple CPA, whose firm won't even let him sign audit reports anymore. (That's true of all tax partners here by the way. I don't take it personally). I don't want to quibble with a quibble but apparently economists have a hard time figuring out the incidence of the corporate income tax (i.e. who is really paying it), so I think we can let go of that piece of the analysis.
Still Mr. Buffet is not sharing the real reason that he doesn't pay much in the way of income tax relative to his great fortune. The secret is hidden in plain sight. Mr. Worstall alludes to it when he mentions that Berkshire Hathaway does not in fact pay dividends. Mr. Buffet's secret which you can find blasted all over the Internet is one of his famous quotations:
Our favorite holding period is forever
You only pay income taxes at any rate on realized appreciation. An investment with a holding period of forever incurs a capital gains tax of 0%, while all along the holder can be getting wealthy from appreciation. That's the real reason Mr. Buffet does not pay a lot of income taxes.
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If Warren Buiffet wants to give more money to the government I'd like to know who's stopping him from doing so?
Hey, Warren, you could pay mine.
Is it really "giving from the goodness of your heart" if you're giving money so you can write it off on your taxes? Let's see old Warren be a real philanthropist and take no tax write-offs for charity. Whoops! The old tightwad doesn't believe in that kind of charity. Have some more tapioca Warren.
The more taxes the more money his companies get from the Federal Government.
obozo is STILL repeating the same old tripe that Buffet's secretary pays more in income taxes than Buffet does. It really gets old. Why isn't there even one person with an ounce of common sense in that administration that can say - hey - you said that 3 years ago, think of something new!
THINK? What's that?
There should be an "idiot tax" for any rich person advocating higher income taxes. The idiot tax would tax 25% of ASSETS, but only for idiots saying we need higher taxes..
Time to levy a "wealth" tax on the super rich..rather than a higher income tax on the struggling small business's in the country. If that were the way we taxed the rich..Buffet would become a conservative real quick.
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maybe he's out of stamps
Typical limousine lib. "Tax increases and privileged status for thee and not for me."
As has been said before -- Warren, ya want a tax increase? Fine, write a check and leave the rest of us the h@ll alone.
"Tax increases for thee and not for me, privileged status for me and not for thee."
It begs to wonder - if back in the day, we did what Buffett now wants, would Buffett have ever become what Buffett is now.
Warren Buffet is well known in Texas for talking his book. Nothing more than that.
You can bet that he has a payoff in mind down the road.
How many Samll to Medium sized businesses can afford to hire a full time tax lawyers and finanacial planners to not pay as much taxes?
Would a small business hire a tax lawyer for 90,000 a year to save even 80,000 a year on taxes?
Would a big business like G.E. hire a hundred tax lawyers and Financial Officers for $30 million to save 5 BILLION in taxes? They would be stuipid NOT to.
This is one of the reasons the economy is so far out of whack.
We need simplified tax laws with a lower rate that is applied EQUALLY across the board.
Otherwise the tax code becomes a make work program for accoutnants, a tax loophole for the big boys, and a burden on the back of the small and mid sized businesses.
Japan's economy boomed until they started listening to economic advisors foisted on them by the Clinton administration. It has been downhill ever since.
Still, I am in awe of how the corporations there still manage to stay healthy despite a higher tax rate than ours. They basically do what Buffett does-- they pay little or nothing in dividends on capital gains and hide their assets in more tax friendly countries abroad, repatriating portions of them basically only once per year to dress up their coroprate balance sheets for the end of the March 31 fiscal year.
If you sell yen in March and buy it almost any other time of the year, you are virtually guaranteed to make money in FOREX because almost all Japanese companies are buying yen in March to dress up their financial statements. You can't make as much as you used to because traders are very much aware of this technique, but you still can make it trading FOREX. At one time, even the Japanese Government's Bank of Japan did exactly that to get a double helping of revenues around the March 31 fiscal year end:
The dirty little secret is that Japan muddles through this little game of state sponsored socialism and keeps individual income taxes comparatively low for the middle class precisely because they have such a small portion of their society on the government teat. Almost everyone pays taxes.
There is not an army of imported ethnic lobbies which take far more in public services than they pay in taxes. Guest workers are tolerated only to the extent that they pay as much or more into the system as they take out. You might even call them racist and most Japanese won't even flinch if you did. They are proud of having a country which is overwhelmingly middle class and foreign workers who mostly appreciate the opportunities which Japanese society offers, rather than hating them for not giving them more. IOW, it could even be said that lack of diversity is their strength.
Damn good idea. Let them exempt the first five million or so and make it modest until it gets to 50 million or so, then confiscatory after a half billion.
You wouldn't even have to pass the tax bill, just introduce it and move it along toward passage before the Warren Buffet's and Teresa Heinz Kerry's of this country would start changing their tune really quick.
Can we abolish the use of the term loophole?
What we really mean is that a part of the tax code was written to allow [fill in the blank].
When we use the term loophole the suggestion is that it something unethical, illegal, or misused. The people who save taxes based on these regulations are just following the law. Nothing more or less. And, in fact, if a corporation did not use every deduction or exemption the managers and officers would be negligent in their fiduciary responsibility.
This is why we need to fix the regs, not get angry at people who follow them.
If he wants to go further he can fire all the CPA's he employs and hire H&R block to do his taxes... I suspect the group at the mall won't be able to 'save' him quite as much...
Buffet is in fact subject to a much higher marginal tax rate on his income than is his secretary. However, Congress has seen fit to incentivize certain economic behavior by offering tax breaks as a means to achieve their result. Think about the deductability of charitable contributions as a prime example. Now Warren can instruct his accountants to stop taking advantage of theses tax breaks, take the standard deduction, and pay his full "fair" share. There is nothing stopping Buffet from doing that. Why doesn't he?
Berksire-Hathaway has been in the Life Insurance business for decades.
BH sells various life insurance and annuity products - and the very purpose of those products -
So of course Mr. Buffett wants tax rates to go up like crazy - that will drive TONS OF NEW CUSTOMERS to look for products that Berkshire-Hathaway sells.
Just in case you have some wealth that you want to pass on to your heirs and need to lower your tax liability, here's a link to brkdirect...
MY SINCERE THANKS to everyone in the SCP (so-called press) for pointing out the fat, stinking, hairy elephant of a conflict of interest on Mr. Buffetts' populism.
You're exactly right.
Not only that, but people who save taxes based on these regulations are doing EXACTLY what Congress and the President who signed the law want them to do.
The government decides to encourage people to buy homes by providing a tax deduction for home interest. Nobody deserves blame for doing exactly what the government intended.
The government decides to encourage investment in corporations by providing a lower tax rate on capital gains. Nobody deserves blame for doing exactly what the government intended.
If the government eliminated these two laws, I would sell stocks the day before the rates were to rise and pay off my home mortgage. Though this is what ought to be happening, if everybody did this on the same day it would be quite exciting. We are so constrained by these kinds of laws that there is no simple way to get back to the small-government that our Founders intended. It's going to be very painful.
Quite honestly, for the first two years I was in business I paid no taxes on pretty decent EBIDA. I took accelerated depreciation for small businesses during those two years. One year we got back everything I would have paid, and what my wife paid into the system.
Not so lucky in the past couple of years. Although this year has been a capital upgrade year.
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A Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks: "This gripping historical novel is based on the true story of Eyam, the "Plague Village", in the rugged mountain spine of England. In 1666, a tainted bolt of cloth from London carries bubonic infection to this isolated settlement of shepherds and lead miners. A visionary young preacher convinces the villagers to seal themselves off in a deadly quarantine to prevent the spread of disease. The story is told through the eyes of eighteen-year-old Anna Frith, the vicar's maid, as she confronts the loss of her family, the disintegration of her community, and the lure of a dangerous and illicit love. As the death toll rises and people turn from prayers and herbal cures to sorcery and murderous witch-hunting, Anna emerges as an unlikely and courageous heroine in the village's desperate fight to save itself."
If you like A Year of Wonders by Geraldine Brooks, you may like these books as well:
Divining Women by Kaye Gibbons
In this enveloping tale of marital strife and female resilience, Gibbons considers conflicts between blacks and whites and men and women within the context of the First World War and the Spanish influenza epidemic. (Booklist)
Doomsday Book by Connie Willis
Kivrin, a history student at Oxford in 2048, travels back in time to a 14th-century English village, despite a host of misgivings on the part of her unofficial tutor. When the technician responsible for the procedure falls prey to a 21st-century epidemic, he accidentally sends Kivrin back not to 1320 but to 1348--right into the path of the Black Death. (Publisher's Weekly)
Lisa See's Shanghai Girls is a riveting book about two sisters who are "beautiful girl" models in pre-war 1930s Shanghai. When the Japanese invade, the sisters' lives are turned upside down and they are forced into arranged marriages and flee their homeland for America.
Watch Lisa See talk about the inspiration for her novel in this interview. The sequel to Shanghai Girls, Dreams of Joy, is recently published and on the bestseller list.
LMNO Peas, by Keith Baker, will bring a smile to parents who have heard their children slur the middle letters together as they sing the alphabet song. This engaging book is populated by lively Peas whose occupations and activities match the letters of the alphabet. These little "pea-ple" are acrobats and explorers, parachutists and X-ray doctors.
With the arrival of summer, there is an abundance of produce all around us. Some of us may be garden-savvy and are already receiving the fruits of our labor from our backyards. All around us the farms and the Farmer's Markets are bursting with great, fresh produce that is locally grown. Why not buy some extra and try canning and preserving some of this goodness? Not only will you be helping out the local farmers, but you will also get the satisfaction of something that you have preserved, and you know exactly what you put into it.
Like any new venture, you do want to read about it and have the proper equipment. The good news is that the equipment is relatively cheap and is abundantly available at local retailers or stores online. Plus your library carries many books on this topic.
Lan Samantha Chang presents difficult questions in this thoughtful and provoking novel, All Is Forgotten, Nothing Is Lost: Is a poet born or made? What happens to the poetic imagination as time passes? What is the role of poetry in our time?
In Gun, with Occasional Music, Jonathan Lethem blends dystopia and noir in order to depict the Oakland of the future: a surreal world where the written word is obsolete and animals wear clothes and behave as humans. It's also a place where corrupt Inquisitors run amok and one's social standing is determined by "karma points."
In the midst of this disorienting environment, Conrad Metcalf is a reassuringly anachronistic figure. Rather than serving the monolithic institution known as the Office, he embraces his own brand of investigation, walking the streets and asking questions as a Private Inquisitor. The Office has tolerated his presence and unorthodox methods, but their complacency evaporates once Conrad starts working for a new client: Orton Angwine.
Eric is thirteen. His family has moved to Long Island. They are in a new place and he is in a new school, but all this happens without his Dad. His Dad did not move with them. He is elsewhere and suffering from depression. In Bystander by James Preller, the reader sympathizes with Eric as he makes all these new adjustments in his new life. He misses his dad, and his mom is very busy trying to create a typical life for her children.
Eric is the new kid in town and in school. He meets a group of middle schoolers while on the basketball court one day. As the dynamics of the group reveal themselves, Eric is quick to realize that Griffin Connelly (the leader of the pack) is not such a nice guy. In fact, he is a bully. One of the main targets for his mean antics is David Hallenback. David is under the mistaken assumption that he is part of the group and a friend of Griffin's. That is not the case.
Caleb's Crossing by Geraldine Brooks is based on the true story of a man from Martha's Vineyard who became the first Native American to graduate from Harvard - in 1665!
Brooks, now a resident of Martha's Vineyard, talks about her inspiration and research for this book.
Come join the England Run Branch on Monday, June 27th at 7pm for the post-apocalyptic comedy Delicatessen, the first film in our summer series, by Jean-Pierre Jeunet starring Marie-Laure Dougnac and Dominique Pinon.
A futuristic comic feast about a landlord of an apartment building who occasionally prepares a delicacy for his odd tenants.
French with English Subtitles
This readalike is in response to a patron's book-match request. If you would like personalized reading recommendations, fill out the book-match form and a librarian will email suggested titles to you. Available for adults, teens, and kids. You can browse the book matches here.
The Beach House by Jane Green: "Known in Nantucket as the crazy woman who lives in the rambling house atop the bluff, Nan doesn't care what people think. At sixty-five-years old, her husband died twenty years ago, her beauty has faded, and her family has flown. If her neighbors are away, why shouldn't she skinny dip in their swimming pools and help herself to their flowers? But when she discovers the money she thought would last forever is dwindling and she could lose her beloved house, Nan knows she has to make drastic changes. So Nan takes out an ad: Rooms to rent for the summer in a beautiful old Nantucket home with water views and direct access to the beach. Slowly, people start moving into the house, filling it with noise, with laughter, and with tears. As the house comes alive again, Nan finds her family expanding. Her son comes home for the summer, and then an unexpected visitor turns all their lives upside-down."
If you liked the unexpected storyline and the eccentric characters of The Beach House by Jane Green, you may also like these titles and authors.
Big Stone Gap by Adriana Trigiani.
It's 1978, and Ave Maria Mulligan is the thirty-five-year-old self-proclaimed spinster of Big Stone Gap, a sleepy hamlet in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. She's also the local pharmacist, the co-captain of the Rescue Squad, and the director of The Trail of the Lonesome Pine, the town's long-running Outdoor Drama. Ave Maria is content with her life of doing errands and negotiating small details-until she discovers a skeleton in her family's formerly tidy closet that completely unravels her quiet, conventional life. Suddenly, she finds herself juggling two marriage proposals, conducting a no-holds-barred family feud, planning a life-changing journey to the Old Country, and helping her best friend, the high-school band director, design a halftime show to dazzle Elizabeth Taylor, the violet-eyed Hollywood movie star who's coming through town on a campaign stump with her husband, senatorial candidate John Warner. Filled with big-time eccentrics and small-town shenanigans, Big Stone Gap is a jewel box of original characters, including sexpot Bookmobile librarian Iva Lou Wade; Fleeta Mullins, the chain-smoking pharmacy cashier with a penchant for professional wrestling; the dashing visionary Theodore Tipton; Elmo Gaspar, the snake-handling preacher; Jack MacChesney, a coal-mining bachelor looking for true love; and Pearl Grimes, a shy mountain girl on the verge of a miraculous transformation. Comic and compassionate, Big Stone Gap is the story of a woman who thinks life has passed her by, only to learn that the best is yet to come. (Catalog summary)
Can't Wait to Get to Heaven by Fannie Flagg.
Life is the strangest thing. One minute, Mrs. Elner Shimfissle is up in her tree, picking figs, and the next thing she knows, she is off on an adventure she never dreamed of, running into people she never in a million years expected to meet. Meanwhile, back home, Elner's nervous, high-strung niece Norma faints and winds up in bed with a cold rag on her head; Elner's neighbor Verbena rushes immediately to the Bible; her truck driver friend, Luther Griggs, runs his eighteen-wheeler into a ditch-and the entire town is thrown for a loop and left wondering, "What is life all about, anyway?" Except for Tot Whooten, who owns Tot's Tell It Like It Is Beauty Shop. Her main concern is that the end of the world might come before she can collect her social security. In this comedy-mystery, those near and dear to Elner discover something wonderful: Heaven is actually right here, right now, with people you love, neighbors you help, friendships you keep. (from the catalog summary)


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Researchers Say Chocolate Cake For Breakfast Could Be Good For Your Brain And Waistline!
Peep Sushi Is A Real Thing And You Have To Try It This Easter
Have You Seen The Freaky-Looking Benedict Cumberbatch Chocolate Rabbit?WARNING: "The Cumberbunny" might give you nightmares.
The Most Googled Thing In Texas On Valentine's Day Was Plus Sized Lingerie!This has to be a joke, right?
People Are Really Upset That The Reese's Hearts Look Worse Than The Christmas Trees!This is a blob of chocolate, not even close to a heart!
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The Newest Oreo Flavor Is...Because sometimes watermelon and red velvet just aren't enough.
11 Exotic Chocolates for a Sweeter EasterFancy some Pop Rocks Truffles or an Enchanted Mushroom? We found 11 exotic chocolate treats to make your Easter even tastier.
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When you need a quick way to share files between two Windows PCs that aren't normally connected, an ad hoc wireless network is the way to go.
Everything you need is already built into Windows 7, Vista, and XP. Here's how to set up an ad hoc network on wireless PCs.
The Latin phrase ad hoc means for this. It refers to a technique or process that's designed for a very specific purpose — often, a short-term goal. Microsoft describes an ad hoc network this way in the Windows 7 Help file:
- "An ad hoc network is a temporary connection between computers and devices used for a specific purpose, such as sharing documents during a meeting or playing multiplayer computer games. You can also temporarily share an Internet connection with other people on your ad hoc network, so those people don't have to set up their own Internet connections. Ad hoc networks can only be wireless, so you must have a wireless network adapter installed in your computer to set up or join an ad hoc network."
In addition, an ad hoc network is much faster than using a flash drive or some other sneakernet option for transferring large collections of files or data. Simply put, when you need to move files between two (or more) PCs that are not otherwise networked, an ad hoc connection is a great tool.
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A defendant in the New Delhi bus gang-rape trial was admitted to hospital on Monday with chest pains, a fortnight after his brother and co-accused was found dead in a prison cell, a report said.
Mukesh Singh was taken to Safdarjung hospital after he complained of feeling unwell while in transit from Tihar jail to the court, the Press Trust of India news agency quoted public prosecutor Dayan Krishnan as telling the trial judge.
Proceedings at the court in Saket, in south Delhi, were adjourned in the afternoon as officials waited for the hospital report.
Mukesh Singh is one of four men on trial for the murder and gang-rape of a 23-year-old student who died in hospital in Singapore on December 29, 13 days after being attacked on a bus as she returned from a movie in the Indian capital.
A 17-year-old defendant is being tried separately in a youth court.
Mukesh Singh's brother, Ram Singh, who was the driver of the bus used in the attack, was found hanging in his prison cell in Tihar on March 11.