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Wandsworth Council's Work Match recruitment team will host its next jobs fair at the end of this month.
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MADISON (WKOW) -- The second trial in a local child abuse case is about to begin. Melinda Drabek-Chritton has a hearing on Friday and her trial is set to start April 8th.
Drabek-Chritton faces seven counts of child abuse, the same as her husband Chad Chritton whose trial just wrapped up. The two are accused of keeping Chritton's teenage daughter, known as SLC, locked in the basement of their Madison home with no food or a bathroom.
Last Friday, a jury found Chad Chritton guilty of felony child neglect causing bodily harm and not guilty of misdemeanor neglect. The jury couldn't reach a decision four other charges, including false imprisonment and recklessly endangering safety.
Shortly after the verdict came in, Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne declined to comment. Now, he says he's not ruling out a retrial on those four counts, but focusing on Drabek-Chritton's upcoming trial.
Ozanne says the one guilty verdict could affect SLC in the future.
"The felony conviction is going to be an important factor in juvenile court proceedings that are going to impact SLC's future so when you look at placement or parental rights that's something that's handled by Corporation Council, juvenile court and Child Protective Services."
Chad Chritton's sentencing will be delayed until after the trials of his wife and stepson, Joshua Drabek, who's accused of sexually assaulting SLC. Ozanne says Chad Chritton faces up to three years in prison for the felony child neglect conviction.
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State lawmakers head back to work this week, and the spring session is expected to be busy, with several familiar items on the agenda.The 108th General Assembly convenes at Noon Tuesday.The budget is expected to be the biggest issue, with state revenue falling behind projected numbers.Education will also be at the forefront, as lawmakers tackle the issue of vouchers and common core standards, both hot button issues among parents and educators.Look to hear more about pseudoephedrine in the coming weeks and months. There is a strong push to make the over-the-counter cold medicine accessible by prescription only.
Law enforcement agencies statewide are behind the move in an effort to curb the production of methamphetamine.The so-called "guns in trunks" bill is expected get a second look. The bill passed last year, allowing carry permit holders to store handguns in their vehicles without legal recourse.
However, those permit holders can still be fired from employers who do not allow guns on their property. An effort is being made to expand protection for gun owners in those cases.Perhaps the most familiar topic to resurface is another bill that would allow wine to be sold in grocery stores. Many believe this could be the session that finally gets approval for the wine bill, after many years of failed attempts. Last year, the bill died in committee, but a compromise was already underway in December according to House Speaker Beth Harwell.
Harwell and Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey support any such bills, but there are many details to iron out. A point of contention continues to be what liquor stores will get out of the deal, including possible cigarette, mixer, and Sunday sales.
There is also large debate about whether the public should be allowed to vote on the issue.Kroger stores across the state continue their support of wine in grocery stores with the Red, White and Food campaign. Promotional materials, which encourage voters to contact legislators, are posted in the chain.Another grassroots group plans to rally for medical marijuana, an issue poised for debate.Hours before the legislative session was scheduled to start, the small group out of Columbia gathered on the steps of the state capital. Representative Sherry Jones of Nashville is sponsoring House Bill 1385, which would legalize marijuana for medical use for specific patients.With 20 states already allowing legal marijuana use, many feel now is the time for Tennessee to step up."You have people getting lung cancer from cigarettes, but they have that legalized. You have alcohol poisoning. You have liver disease from alcohol. You have people who are alcoholics, addicted to it, but they have not outlawed that," said organizer Caleb Banks. He continued, "Everything that's bad for you is not outlawed, but everything that is good for your body and makes sure you're not suffering and not having any pain is illegal. And it makes no sense to me."Banks and other supporters plan to rally every two weeks until HB1385 moves through both chambers.
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Nintendo Direct details 3DS XL, 'Animal Crossing 3DS,' 'Super Smash Bros.,' and more
Nintendo's "Nintendo Direct" livestream revealed new details about Super Smash Bros. for Wii U and 3DS, New Super Mario Bros. 2, Animal Crossing 3DS, and the not-really-surprising 3DS XL.
Two new Virtual Console games coming every week to 3DS in July
Two new Virtual Console titles will be added to the Nintendo 3DS eShop every week in July, Nintendo announced today during its Nintendo Direct presentation.
Every week, starting July 5th and running through August 1st, two classic Nintendo titles will be added to the 3DS's digital sales platform as part of the "8-Bit Summer" promotion. The full list of games was revealed in a trailer launched after the presentation's conclusion, which is embedded below.
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'Fire Emblem' comes to Nintendo 3DS in 2013 with DLC in tow
Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime announced today that the new Fire Emblem title would hit the Nintendo 3DS sometime next year.
Reggie didn't specify exactly when in 2013 we'd get the latest entry in Nintendo's turn-based strategy game, known as Fire Emblem: Awakening in Japan, but he did confirm that the North American release will feature downloadable content. Fire Emblem: Awakening features paid DLC in the form of downloadable characters.
Fire Emblem: Awakening was released in Japan in April.
'Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance' demo on 3DS eShop now
A demo for Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance is available on the Nintendo eShop right now, following the U.S. Nintendo Direct presentation.
The demo offers a tutorial and brief cross-section of the title, the full version of which will hit U.S. store shelves on July 31st. We recommend giving that tutorial a thorough examination — you'll need it to understand the game's new combat features. Unless, what, you're already an expert in doing link attacks with Spirits and shifting reality to your will? Yeah, we thought not.
'Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask' hits North America in Nov.
Released in February in Japan, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask is coming to the 3DS in North America in November, Nintendo officials said tonight.
The game, which has players solving puzzles as Layton and apprentice Luke, will include 150 puzzles at launch and another puzzle a day for a full year starting with the game's launch.
This is the fifth game in the Professor Layton series.
Nintendo 3DS XL hits North America on August 19th, Europe on July 28th
Nintendo of America has confirmed that the XL-sized Nintendo 3DS will be coming to North America this summer.
Reggie Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo of America, announced an August 19th launch date for the 3DS XL during a Nintendo Direct presentation. The new system hits the same day as 3DS game New Super Mario Bros. 2.
The Nintendo 3DS XL will be priced at $199.99 and will include a 4GB memory card.
In Europe, the Nintendo 3DS XL will begin shipping on July 28 alongside the launch of New Art Academy.
In North America, the new system will come in two color variations, blue and red.
'Animal Crossing 3DS' resurfaces, now with StreetPass visitors
After a surprising absence at E3, Animal Crossing 3DS has resurfaced during tonight's Japanese Nintendo Direct livestream, showing off some new features utilizing the handheld's StreetPass functionality.
The game allows new visitors to come to your town — which is to say, the town you're mayor of — using StreetPass. Just as denizens could move between memory cards in or over WiFi in installments past, you can swap neighbors with ... well, a real-life neighbor by bringing your 3DS in close proximity to their 3DS. That could make gaming events like PAX a veritable orgy of townfolk swapping.
Nintendo 3DS LL redesign gets larger screens, arrives in Japan on July 28th
Nintendo's stereoscopic 3D portable will get an all-new, extra-large model this summer with the release of the Nintendo 3DS LL in Japan, a hardware update that introduces larger screens and a redesign to the system's exterior.
Nintendo president Satoru Iwata unveiled the Nintendo 3DS LL during the company's Nintendo Direct livestream today, confirming a report from Japan's Nikkei that hit earlier this month.
The 3DS LL will boast a new 4.88 inch stereoscopic 3D display screen, an increase from the 3.53 inch screen in the current Nintendo 3DS model. The system's secondary display, the...
'New Super Mario Bros. 2' will sell downloadable stages post release
Nintendo plans to sell downloadable levels for New Super Mario Bros. 2's Coin Rush mode following the game's release, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata said during a presentation today.
The 3DS game, due out worldwide in August, will feature a Coin Rush mode which has players running through three random levels trying to collect as many coins as possible with only one life.
But during a Nintendo Direct video presentation, Iwata said that there will also be paid download stages for the mode following the game's release. The development team plans to create the levels later this year,...
'Super Smash Bros.' for Wii U & 3DS co-developed by Bandai Namco & Sora
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Nintendo president Satoru Iwata announced that Project Sora, the studio helmed by Masahiro Sakurai and developer of Super Smash Bros. Brawl for Wii, will work alongside Namco Bandai games in creating the fourth Smash Bros. game for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS.
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Louisville, Ky (WDRB) -- Louisville's community mental health center has filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy protection because they say their services are being threatened by state pension demands.
Seven Counties Services needs help from the courts and if they don't find the relief they need, they say it's only a matter of time before they are forced to close.
For thirty-five years, Seven Counties has provided behavioral health and developmental services to more than 32,000 people annually.
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"Senate Bill 2 which was just passed in pension reform has in it an assumption that starting July 1st, 2014 (15 months from now) that we will start paying more than 40 percent of wage equivalent for pension contribution and there's just not a health care company in the country that could survive doing that," said Tony Zipple, Seven Counties Services, Inc. President.
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"It strips Seven Counties of increasing ability to do what we're here to do which is deliver services. More and more of our resources are eaten up with pension and that leaves less and less to actually serve the people who depend on us every year for services," Zipple said.
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"We improve lives. We make the difference in the quality of life for so many," said Holton.
The agency helps people with mental health and addiction problems in Bullitt, Henry, Jefferson, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Trimble counties.
"We're really a critical safety net service for this community and there are a lot of people who depend on us for services and people who really don't have many other resources or options," said Zipple.
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Peyton Hillis is out for the Cleveland Browns' game against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 6. It's just the latest issue for Hillis in a season that has fantasy players understandably frustrated.
Hillis, the Madden NFL 12 cover athlete, has had a truly disappointing 2011. His one great game came in Week 2 against the lowly Colts, and he didn't even break 100 yards in it, rushing for 94 yards and two touchdowns. He hasn't had more than 17 carries or more than 57 yards in any other game, and will be missing his second game on the season this Sunday.
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Santa Anita lived up to its nickname Saturday: Great Race, Great Crowd, Great Story Lines at The Great Race Place.
With the dust still settling on an overcast Sunday morning after Doug O'Neill gave Kevin Krigger a leg up on mutuelly maligned Goldencents who went on to win Saturday's Santa Anita Derby at 6-1, turning back the Bob Baffert-trained 11-10 favorite Flashback by a length and a quarter, a sense of reason and calm prevailed.
It was a far cry from the scene in the winner's circle after Goldencents won, giving O'Neill his second straight Santa Anita Derby triumph, I'll Have Another capturing last year's edition before going on to an unlikely victory in the Kentucky Derby, followed by a win in the Preakness that proved his legitimacy to most naysayers.
O'Neill thus became the seventh trainer in 76 runnings of the Santa Anita Derby to win it back to back. The others were H.A. (Jimmy) Jones with Hill Gail and Chanlea in 1952 and 1953; Mesh Tunney with Swaps and Terrang in 1955 and 1956; Robert Wheeler with the filly Silver Spoon and Tompion in 1959 and 1960; Wayne Lukas with Muttering and Marfa in 1982 and 1983; Bob Baffert with Indian Charlie and General Challenge in 1998 and 1998; and Jeff Mullins, who won the race three straight years, with Buddy Gil, Castledale and Buzzards Bay from 2003 through 2005.
Santa Anita's winner's circle resembled a three-ring circus morphed into one after Saturday's victory by Goldencents, but without a ringmaster. Everyone wanted his 15 minutes of fame. Conspicuous by his absence was Baffert, who designated assistant Jim Barnes to tend to Flashback's post-race needs.
Analyses were easier to come by Sunday morning. "Garrett (Gomez) was in a good spot (on Flashback) turning for home," Baffert said reflecting on the race. "Flashback is still very mentally immature but when he came back to the barn he wasn't tired. I'm happy for Kevin Krigger. He does not stop hustling. He's his own best agent. It's like a dream come true."
In addition to Flashback, Baffert could have Sunland Derby winner Govenor Charlie and War Academy heading to Louisville for the first Saturday in May, if War Academy fares well in next Saturday's Arkansas Derby. The Giant's Causeway colt worked seven furlongs from the gate Sunday in 1:26.20 in company with Saddleranch, who was given a bullet 1:12.20 for six furlongs. Martin Garcia was on War Academy.
"The plan is to go to Kentucky depending on how everything goes," Baffert said. "I don't worry about the (qualifying) points. It all depends on how they train."
Baffert took time to smell the roses Saturday, no pun intended. The three-time Kentucky Derby winner was genuinely pleased to see 33,005 fans on track, and attributed it to their captivation with 3-year-olds in pursuit of the Kentucky Derby.
"It looked like there were more people here yesterday than there was for the Breeders' Cup," Baffert said before two-time Santa Anita Handicap winner Game On Dude worked a mile for the April 20 Charles Town Classic in 1:39. "They give the T-shirt away with the names (of the Derby horses) on it. They love that.
"When you look out and see the back parking lot filled, that's what it's all about. Three year olds bring them out."
As for Goldencents, Baffert was magnanimous in defeat. "Flashback just couldn't get to him," he said. "I hate when that happens. Goldencents is a good horse. He had everything his own way and it's hard to spot a horse like that. It was a good horse race.
"They ran fast (a mile and an eighth in 1:48.76) and it was probably the strongest Derby prep I've seen. (Flashback) got a 103 Beyer, Goldencents got 105. (Wood winner) Verrazano went real slow, so they're not going to get a big figure. They walked around there, so the Derby is still a wide open race." (For the record, Verrazano got a 95 Beyer).
Doug O'Neill's cell phone mailbox was full Sunday morning, where he was on the beat at Hollywood Park. On the backburner was the fact that O'Neill is a native of Dearborn, and his home state of Michigan plays for the NCAA basketball championship Monday night against Louisville, coached by Rick Pitino, who owns five percent of Goldencents. "It will be mixed emotions, but Doug will have to choose who to root for," said trusted assistant Leandro Mora, who was tending to Goldencents at Santa Anita.
"The horse ate well and he walked sound, so we're very happy and looking forward to the future," said the 54-year-old Mora, who has been with Team O'Neill for 11 years.
Celebration last night was kept to a minimum. "We went out to dinner," Mora said, "but I still was in shock thinking we'll be going to the Kentucky Derby back to back. It's a miracle coming true.
"Yesterday was completely different from the San Felipe, when we ran fourth. This time, the rider said, 'the heck with it,' and let the horse be the horse and not have humans change what he does naturally. Kevin just left him alone and the horse knew what to do."
While Saturday's on-track crowd of 33,005 roughly mirrored last year's Derby Day total of 33,166, on-track and overall pari-mutuel handle were up significantly.
The on-track handle of $4,047,710 was up $281,864 over last year and the overall "take" of $19,897,306 represented an increase of $2 million.
Breeders' Cup Turf Sprint winner Mizdirection worked five furlongs on Santa Anita's firm turf course Sunday in a bullet 1:01.20 for next Saturday's Grade III Las Cienegas Stakes at about 6 ½ furlongs on turf.
She was ridden by David Flores, who has the riding assignment Saturday in place of Mike Smith, who rides War Academy Saturday in the Arkansas Derby.
"She's doing great; she's ready to run," said trainer Mike Puype, who also plans to start Schiapparelli in the Las Cienegas with Joe Talamo, who has ridden the gray daughter of Ghostzapper in each of her six career starts, winning three. Schiaparelli also worked on turf Sunday, going four furlongs in 49.40.
Mizdirection, a 5-year-old gray Mizzen Mast mare, has won nine of her 14 starts and earned $1,094,621 for her owners, who include radio and TV sports talk icon Jim Rome.
Wishing Well winner Purim Dancer also is scheduled to run for trainer Tom Proctor. "They're three good fillies," Puype said. "It will be a good horse race, that's for sure."
Favored David Flores won the Jockeys' 5K Run on Santa Anita Derby Day yesterday in a time of 18.21, nearly two minutes faster than runner-up Modesto Linares, who was timed in 20:07.
Following the top pair were Alex Bisono and Aaron Gryder (21 each), Jose Beitia (22:06), Jose Valdivia Jr. (22.49), Mario Gutierrez (23.54), Omar Figueroa (25.27), Saul Arias (25.44), and Orlando Mojica and Victor Espinoza (28.01 each).
Among the women, Kayla Stra defeated De De Williams by a large margin, 25.14 to 31.43.
Among Santa Anita employees, outrider Jesus Camacho (21.53), Parking's Tony Ortega (22:12) and HRTV's Chris Whitaker (24:31) were one-two-three among men, while Hospitality's Sandy Hoar (29:18), Christine Beer of the Recreation Barn (30:47) and TOC's Mary Comsa (31:51) were the first three women.
Overall winners were Aaron Sharp of Port Hueneme among men (15:03) and Pomona's Natalie Miano (18:40) among women. In the Masters Division (40 and up), Jose Ortiz Pina of Gardena (16:50) and Lori Zanteson of Monrovia (21:43) were the winners.
The event attracted 4,600 runners and walkers for the 3.1 mile course.
FINISH LINES: The Santa Anita Derby win gave Goldencents 100 qualifying points for the Kentucky Derby, third behind co-leaders Orb and Verrazano with 150 each. Flashback is tied for fifth with 70, while Govenor Charlie has 50 . . . Kevin Krigger and Doug O'Neill joined forces to win four races together on Friday, the second with Muchos Besos (4), the third with Toomanytomatoes ($8), the fourth with Bikini Bottom (7.80) and the sixth with A Thousand Aces (14.40). Krigger's "Grand Slam" coupled with his win Saturday on Goldencents gave him 24 for the meet, good for ninth in the standings, while O'Neill's surge moved him into a tie for second with Jerry Hollendorfer at 31 each, five behind leader Bob Baffert . . . Congratulations to jockey Jose Beitia (pronounced BAY-tee-ah) on winning his first race at Santa Anita yesterday aboard On The Fence ($21.20) for trainer Jerry Fanning. Beitia, 35, is from Panama. He is married to the sister of jockey Alex Solis and is thus his brother-in-law.


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Due Process For All must wait another week
Sup. John Avalos' Due Process for All ordinance, legislation barring San Francisco law enforcement agencies from honoring detainer requests issued by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) under the federal Secure Communities (S-Comm) program, faced obstacles at the Sept. 17 Board of Supervisors meeting and was ultimately continued to the following week.
The legislation initially had enough support for a veto-proof supermajority, but opposition has surfaced to prevent the legislation from winning approval as written.
In a recent editorial, Police Chief Greg Suhr called for it to be scaled back. Meanwhile, the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs' Association came out against it and Mayor Ed Lee threatened to veto the legislation in its current form.
At issue was whether to amend the legislation by including "carve-outs" — exceptions requiring law enforcement to honor ICE requests in cases where offenders are suspected of serious violent crimes, child molestation or human trafficking.
District 6 Sup. Jane Kim, an initial supporter of Avalos' Due Process for All Ordinance, proposed an amendment that would grant the Sheriff discretion to honor ICE detainer requests in cases where the offender had been convicted of one of the aforementioned crimes in the past seven years.
Kim characterized her amendment as "thoughtful and limited," but the proposal met with resistance from Avalos and Sup. David Campos. "I am afraid that in the process of trying to do the right thing, we're going to end up with unintended consequences," Campos said.
Board President David Chiu indicated that he agreed with including carve-outs in narrow circumstances.
Under S-Comm, if an arrestee shows up in a shared database as an undocumented immigrant, ICE can ask the arresting local law enforcement agency to detain the person in question, even after they would be otherwise eligible for release. Detainer requests, which police have no legal obligation to comply with, are routinely issued without warrants or a requirement to show probable cause.
Avalos' legislation seeks to extend due process to all San Franciscans by making it illegal for local law enforcement to comply with such requests. In San Francisco, ICE detainer requests issued under S-Comm have resulted in at least 784 deportations since 2010.
The Board Chamber at City Hall was filled to capacity with supporters of Avalos' legislation before the hearing even began. The line to get into the main chamber stretched all the way down the hallway to the first overflow room, which had standing room only just five minutes after the meeting began. When Avalos initially stood to speak, the chamber resonated with chants of "Si se puede! Si se puede!"
Cinthya Muñoz, Immigrant Rights Organizer with Causa Justa, remained hopeful despite the setbacks. "We're excited that we were able to push back on the amendments being proposed because of how they would impact the vast majority of our communities," she said. "And we're still hopeful that we'll be able to get our Due Process for All policy passed next week."
Up until recently, Lee lacked veto power due to the ordinance's supermajority approval. But when Avalos lost his supermajority support due to what he called "political pressure," Lee regained that power. "Whether it's relationships directly with the police chief, the mayor, the Police Officers Association," Avalos told the Guardian, "[the pressure] kind of withered eight sponsor support for not having carve-outs."
Not to be deterred, however, are those groups and individuals fighting for Due Process for All. Following the continuation announcement, the throngs of supporters filed out of the main chamber and down into the lobby of City Hall, where they gathered and prepared for another hearing, same time, same place.
"It's actually really great because I think it gives us a bigger chance for the supervisors to hear from community members," Muñoz said. "That what community wants is Due Process for All, everybody to be treated equally and to not make a differentiation between who's worth it in our communities."
whether to make disclosures and with any assurances they give. I oppose continued political interference with those whose job is to keep us safe, and I therefore give the cops a wide latitude.
Ed Lee is speaking for the silent majority who agree with that position.
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brave law enforcement officers are not representative of the majority.
contrary to yours are mobs.
Their opinions are biases.
Doesn't Suhr largely support this effort?
are comfortable with the status quo.
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John Avalos & David Campos two liberal proressives who think they know whats best & they get these mobs of illegals too stand outside City Hall & protest about anything that hold them accountable for there actions. Do you trust Avalos a community organizer at best or the Chief Of Police & his 32yrs of experience. Can't wait till these two idiots are termed out & the City can once again elect people who work for all of its citizens not just the illegal ones!!
Avalos and Campos making city-wide public safety decisions that they have no business making.
Daly and Mirk have been replaced by more moderate Supervisors, reflecting the city's move to the center, and it can only be hoped that Campos and Avalos are the last of the morons.
At least you admit that undocumented San Franciscans are still citizens of this city. It's a start.
In fact even aliens who are here on legal visas or on a green card are not citizens.
So a more accurate description would be that illegals "are still residents of this city". No problem there. They definitely reside here.
They reside here, they pay taxes here, they share our roads and schools and community life. They contribute greatly to this city's success. They are citizens of San Francisco, regardless.
They cannot vote or serve on juries. They have less civil and legal rights. They are here illegally.
California Gives Expanded Rights to Noncitizens
LOS ANGELES — California is challenging the historic status of American citizenship with measures to permit noncitizens to sit on juries and monitor polls for elections in which they cannot vote and to open the practice of law even to those here illegally. It is the leading edge of a national trend that includes granting drivers' licenses and in-state tuition to illegal immigrants in some states and that suggests legal residency could evolve into an appealing option should immigration legislation fail to produce a path to citizenship.
citizen. It's important to understand that distinction. An illegal with a few rights is still an illegal.
A government program that only violates the constitution for SOME people is still unconstitutional.
citizens or non-citizens. And if there really were no difference, then the words "citizen" and "alien" would have no meaning. They'd be one and the same.
Ergo, illegals have less rights as do aliens who are here legally but who are not citizens.
It just so happens that due process is one of those laws that doesn't recognize the difference between documented and undocumented individuals!
The state does not have to provide a defense lawyer to an illegal who is detained because of their lack of a valid immigration status and has to be judged at an immigration court hearing.
He/she can pay for a private lawyer though, if they wish.
The voters do not want public defenders providing free defense for illegals accused of an immigration crime.
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all the time.
isn't she just reaffirming how Sheriff Hennesy was handling this?
can't say that my heart bleeds too much for convicted child molesters and people involved in human trafficking
Not just on this issue, of course. But he has been ducking everything since RossGate fizzled out.
It's good to see an arrogant abuser humbled by the outcome from his mistakes. No doubt he knows he will lose at the next election and doesn't want to burn his bridges as it's not clear who would employ him.
And without money coming in, his little drama-chicalita is so outta here.
"I am afraid that in the process of trying to do the right thing, we're going to end up with unintended consequences,"
- David Campos
What "unintended consequences"?
Is not deporting an illegal alien child molester who goes on to molesting another child an "unintended consequence"?
Is not deporting an illegal alien drug trafficker who goes on to traffic more drugs an "unintended consequence"?
Is not deporting an illegal alien gang member with previous violent and weapons convictions who goes on to murder most of a family an "unintended consequence?"
Most people I know would consider those "totally foreseeable possibilities". Actually, that should be "probabilities".
So if you are here illegally and your name and finger prints turns up as such, you shouldn't be held because you have the right to be here illegally?
rights and protections granted by the Constitution to CITIZENS.
"There are several amendments to the Constitution that grant rights to all people, regardless of their status in the United States, and apply equally to immigrants in their encounters with DHS [and ICE] and police officers... A few of these key provisions are discussed below.
Fourth Amendment: Searches and Arrests. Every person has the right not to be unreasonably searched or seized by the government. A warrant for arrest or search can only be issued if there is probable cause that a person has violated the law.
These Fourth Amendment rights must be respected by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials while confronting individuals regarding their immigration status. While the Immigration and Naturalization Act (INA) allows immigration officials "to interrogate any alone or person believed to be an alien as to his right to be or remain in the country," they cannot legally just stop anyone and start asking questions. They must have a good reason to ask that particular person about his or her immigration status.
Government officials cannot legally stop or demand papers from a person solely based on his or her skin color, ethnic appearance, or accent. This type of profiling has been deemed to be unreasonable and thus unconstitutional.
Further, if law enforcement officials attempt to enter your house, you have a right to ask for and to see a warrant.
Fifth Amendment: Right to Remain Silent and Right to "Due Process" of Law. No one can be forced to be a witness against herself or himself in any criminal case. The right to remain silent comes from this Amendment. This means that immigrants are under no obligation to tell law enforcement officials where they were born or how they entered the United States. However, immigrants should neither lie nor present false documents. Everyone has the right to refuse to answer all questions, to refuse to sign all documents, and to request an attorney.
The Fifth Amendment guarantees that no person can be deprived of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. This means that when arrested and facing criminal charges, immigrants have the same rights as U.S. citizens.
Sixth Amendment: Right to Counsel and Speedy Trial. In all criminal prosecutions, the accused, regardless of immigration status, has the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury. The accused also has the right to be informed of the charges against him or her and to confront witnesses. All parties to a criminal prosecution also have the right to be assisted in his or her defense by an attorney, and the right to have one appointed if they cannot afford one.
Fourteenth Amendment: Equal Protection. Equal protection under the law must be given to any person affected by actions of a local or state government. This means that people in similar situations should be treated equally under the law."
They don't get the right to be a citizen unless they go through the process.
We're talking about the constitution. And it turns out that the constitution has this nifty little thing called due process, which is a right held by all peoples regardless of documentation status.
Break the law and you will quickly find that you start to lose your constitutional rights, like your liberty.
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The disAbility Law Society is a newly formed student organization in the College of Law. The purpose of the disAbility Law Society is to create and support a positive climate toward disability that values individual difference in the College of Law and greater Syracuse University community. Some of our goals are:
- To raise awareness about disability within the College of Law and greater Syracuse University community.
- To support students who have disabilities; who are interested in pursuing a joint degree related to disability studies; and/or who are interested in pursuing a career in disability law or a related field.
- To provide information and assistance to students, faculty and staff members in the College of Law and Syracuse University community regarding disability; and,
- To provide College of Law students the opportunity to volunteer in the disability community of the local Syracuse community.
- We seek to promote meaninful access to educational opportunity by facilitating access to services and advocating on behalf of students with members of the campus community.
The disAbility Law Society works in partnership with the Beyond Compliance Coordinating Committee, a graduate student group in the School of Education. Next fall, one of the activities the disAbility Law Society will be involved in is a film series on the university campus. The film series is currently being organized by the members of the Beyond Compliance Coordinating Committee. The film series titled Reflections on Diversity: Disability in Film will contribute to multicultural discourse at Syracuse University by offering alternative, empowering representations of the experiences of people with disabilities. This disAbility Law Society is also partnering with other College of Law groups, SU departments, and Syracuse community disability organizations to complete Project Accessible Syracuse. The COL Disability Law and Policy Program received a grant to research downtown restaurants to find out which are in compliance with accessibility laws and which are not. The first part of the project will include surveys of 100 downtown restaurants and a publication entitled, Project Accessible Syracuse: A Guide to Accessible Downtown Restaurants, which will rank each of the 100 restaurants based on their compliance with accessibility laws. This Guide will be distributed to residents and visitors to Syracuse to inform them which restaurants are most accessible. Students will lead workshops using the Guide as a tool to begin educating restaurant owners and the downtown community about the requirements of accessibility laws, ways to provide or increase accessibility, and possible funding sources or tax incentives available for necessary modifications or renovations.
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Hotel Ai Cavalieri is a beautiful, classic building situated in the commercial center of Palermo, a few meters from the historical area of the city. Guests here are just a few steps from Teatro Massimo and Politeama theaters and close to all major attractions. The famous markets of Capo and Vucciria are also nearby. The hotel features a wine bar. Near the hotel, you'll find lots of shopping opportunities, cafes, restaurants and the famous Sicilian pastry shops.
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The Grand Hotel Livingston Relais Spa is wonderfully located in Ortigia, Syracuse, right on the sea. It provides the only access to the sea (via Forte Vigliena) from the city center of Syracuse. In the summer you can enjoy a swim in the clear blue water of the Ionian Sea. The hotel is within walking distance of the main monuments and Main Square. It is a small refined hotel with a rooftop restaurant where breakfast is served, and from where you can enjoy the view of the sea while sipping your coffee. Each bathroom has a jacuzzi shower or bathtub. A small but well equipped in-house spa is available for our guests.
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Four miles from central Syracuse, this tranquil 4-star boutique hotel sprawls between the sea and the Ciane River, surrounded by the Saline Nature Reserve. This old country estate was restored in 2010 with artistic touches. The resulting décor mixes ancient and modern styles. One of its loveliest features is the large pool, which meanders like a lake along fragrant lemon and orange groves, lit at night by candles and lanterns. Enjoy its sauna, whirlpool, and massage; the fine bar and restaurant serve outstanding Sicilian fare.
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Wonderfully located on a hill blanketed with carob and olive trees, vineyards, and orange groves, the Kallikoros offers sweeping views from its panoramic sun terrace. A large swimming pool fed by an ancient water reservoir, a luxurious spa, an elegant restaurant featuring local specialties, and comfortable rooms with large showers make for a very enjoyable stay. Local stone was used for the 2006 renovation and reconstruction of the property. Walking paths line the estate, where the hosts and chef organize excursions to pick wild fennel, borage, orange and lemons to use for our cooking class. Complimentary WiFi is available in the lobby.
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2:00pm Tuesday 4th December 2012 in Pendle
A FATHER-of-three who knifed his stepfather as the victim lay in bed claimed it was pay back as he had been 'sexually abused' by him for two decades, a court heard.
Antony Hallick, 35, who had earlier been smoking cannabis, had walked into Ian Barrow's bedroom in the early hours and stabbed him, telling him: "That's for 20 years of screwing my head in."
Hallick had gone on to ring his sister and told her what he had done. She and her husband called the police and when officers arrived at Mr Barrow's home on Clayton Street, Barnoldswick, the defendant was outside in the back yard and told them: "My stepfather is in there. He sexually abused me for 20 years and I have had enough", Burnley Crown Court was told.
The victim, who, the court was told, is a 52-year-old convicted sex offender, suffered several deep wounds, tendon and nerve damage and had probably been left disabled after the attack on September 14.
Hallick, of Barkerhouse Road, Nelson, admitted unlawful wounding and was sent to jail for two years. He has two convictions for violence from some time ago.
David Macro, prosecuting, said Mr Barrow told police "they had gone too far sexually together and their relationship had been going on a long time, probably since the defendant was 16, for 20 years of so."
Martin Hackett, defending, said Hallick's behaviour had been out of character. The barrister told the court: "It's not accepted by the defendant that he was ever in a relationship, in the proper sense, with this complainant. The defendant views it as him being the victim of abuse at the complainant's hands. That has always been the case."
Mr Hackett added: "The complainant does have a relevant conviction, not relating to this defendant, relating to other complainants, at this court earlier on this year, for this sort of offence, involving younger boys than the defendant. That doesn't excuse the defendant's actions on that night"


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---- — Although the 2014 primary is 10 months away, one Daviess County man has signaled his intentions to run for Sheriff.
Jerry Maddox has announced he will run in the Republican primary for sheriff next year. Maddox, a former employee of the Sheriff's department, worked at the jail for 12 years.
Maddox had announced online earlier this summer but yard signs have popped up throughout the city for him in the past week. He said he wanted to get into the race to use the skills he learned while at jail from 1994 to 2006.
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Smoked Sausage and sauerkraut make this soup hearty with a bit of wonderful sour.
Servings: 6
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 12 hrs
Difficulty: Easy
1 lb. Smoked Sausage, sliced
5 cups chicken stock
1 pound sauerkraut, drained
2 cups fresh mushrooms, sliced
2 large carrots, diced
3 stalks celery, sliced
3 medium red potatoes, diced
1 medium sweet onion, finely diced
1 can diced tomatoes
2 teaspoons dried dill
pinch of caraway seeds (optional)
salt and pepper to taste
Garnish: (optional)
6 strips bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled
1/3 cup Parmesan cheese, finely grated
Stir together all ingredients in a slow cooker. Cover and cook on low setting for 10-12 hours or on high setting for 5-6 hours. To serve, garnish with crumbled bacon and Parmesan cheese and serve with crusty bread.
Excellent hearty soup. Made it with homemade sauerkraut. I didn't have any potatoes on hand, so I substituted cooked orzo pasta. Turned out delicious. I would recommend this recipe.
By chefhuevler on February 17, 2014
This was so delicious. I'm going to make it again this week!
By Sheila Rose-Switzer on January 31, 2014
This is fabulous! I made it today and loved it!! Definitely serve with the Parmesan cheese, as suggested. It's a great finishing touch. Can't wait to serve it again. Thanks!
By Jewels on January 06, 2014
I am looking forward to starting this soup the first thing tomorrow morning. Thanks for the recipe Paula!!!
By Jim P on September 18, 2013
Ive been looking for a good sour recipe and Paula has it. Dont care what anyone says, true Americans are Pro-Deen.
By Lou on July 30, 2013
Ive been looking for a good sour recipe and Paula has it. Dont care what anyone says, true Americans are Pro-Deen.
By Lou on July 30, 2013
way to go paula dont quit
By thomas johnson on July 06, 2013
I think u are the greatest cook on TV and I just think this isnt right what they are doing and I am here to tell you I support you and I use to shop at Walmart and QVC and some of the others but I wont now cause people make mistakes in there life we all do and they dont make a big deal out of it like they are you and there are people out there that just love making a big deal out of something that happen years ago and wood like you to lose all your fans but PAULA I am here to tell I support you and all ypur dedicated friends and fans will be and stick by you we love you Paula and if those companies dont want you so be it they will lose customers to so they lose to GOD BLESS YOU PAULA we love you hope to see yoour show soon
By Anonymous on July 01, 2013
Great, simple recipe. I went a little more southern and used andouille plus previous poster Ms. Knapp's brilliant suggestion of pork neck bones-- gives more depth to the flavor.
By Kevin Fitzgerald on March 10, 2013
My mom used to make the very same soup when I was young but she used fresh polish sausage. cook meat skim off fat dice and add broth and meat to soup.Want to be really frugal user fresh pork neckbones.
By renee knapp on November 30, 2012
I think your a great cook, and as we get older things happen just change your diet intake and do strength training. But don't stop cooking, we make our own choices, and every thing good must be done in moderation.Just keep on moving Sista!
By Paula Foster on February 03, 2012
Fabulous! I made this yesterday and my husband and kids couldn't get enough! I even sent some over to my parents house and they both wanted to recipe! Thanks, Paula!
By Tessa Akins on January 25, 2012
I have this soup simmering right now, and the house smells heavenly! I can't wait to ladle up big bowls with crusty bread to dunk in it. Also, I used russet potatoes instead of red (because that's what I had), otherwise I made it exactly as written. Thanks, Paula!
By Angie on January 23, 2012
My family loved this soup. My husband says it deserves more than 5 stars. The only thing I did differently was used basil and oregano instead of dill.
By Anne on January 12, 2012
Hey Paula,, do you have a recipe for smoking a turkey, what would you put on it?? I looked all over your web page and could not find it. I love your recipes, I use them in a lot of my BBQ foods and others.
By brian on November 23, 2011
Smoked Sausage & Sauerkraut Soup-I cooked it last night and I give this receipe a five star, it is the best soup I have made, and its an easy recipe. I cooked it in a dutch pot instead of putting it in a slow cooker and in 3 hours it was done. Paula I just want to thank you for a great recipe, and it did not take long to do it. I love you and your show, and tell your mens I said hello and Paula keep up the good work, you are a great person.
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can't wait to try it my family loves saurkraut
By tracy mchugh on June 06, 2011
Very yummy! It does have a powerful sauerkraut taste if you forget to drain it. Oops! But my husband loved it still.
By Barbara on February 23, 2011
I hate when recipes say "1 Can." WHAT SIZE CAN?!
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Scalloped Corn Bake Recipe
"This is one of my favorite recipes and my family loves it," says Doris Thomas from Scottsville, New York. "It's been handed down from generation to generation. I love that it can be made the day before!"
- 1/2 cup chopped green pepper
- 1/4 cup chopped onion
- 5 tablespoons butter, divided
- 2 cups soft bread crumbs
- 2 cans (8-1/2 ounces each) cream-style corn
- 1 can (11 ounces) whole kernel corn, drained
- 2 eggs, lightly beaten
- 1/4 cup dry bread crumbs
- In a large skillet, saute green pepper and onion in 4 tablespoons butter until tender. Stir in the soft bread crumbs, corn and eggs. Transfer to a greased 8-in. square baking dish.
- Melt the remaining butter; toss with dry bread crumbs. Sprinkle over casserole. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until a thermometer reads 160°. Yield: 5 servings.
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It was really good
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I didn't care for the flavor of the green pepper in this dish, although I do like green pepper. Next time I would leave that out.
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I was a little unsure about this side but it turned out to be a hit. It was easy to make. The only thing I did different due to a time crunch was make all but the topping a day in advance
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This was very good. I added more bread crumbs on top. Next time I think I will use two cans of whole kernel corn and just one of the cream style.
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The serving dish was scraped clean at the buffet table before we even sat down to eat, and everyone requested this to be part of our holiday table every year. As suggested, I used green and red peppers for a festive look. YUMMY!!!
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Most of us have heard terms like "fly-by-wire" and, more properly, "electronic throttle and shift." But do those phrases and that technology mean anything to you, a fisherman?
Consider this scenario: You idle up to a school of bait with a buddy on the bow, coiled and ready with a cast net. You take the boat out of gear, but the school still swims just out of range. You engage the throttles, but not much happens. You press the gas oh so lightly lest you toss net boy into the drink. Still nothing.
Those testy cable throttles can be sticky and clunky enough to make even talented captains seem ham-handed.
Or how about this situation: Do you scout tuna, cobia or even redfish from a second station? Long cable runs can make piloting from a tower tough.
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For those situations and other reasons cited by outboard manufacturers - redundancy, ease of installation, reliability, engine synchronization - electronic controls seemingly outperform mechanical throttle-and-shift mechanisms. So why do we see this technology only on higher-horsepower outboards and from some (Yamaha, Mercury, Suzuki, Evinrude), but not all, manufacturers?
The easy answers: price and human nature.
Electronic controls can easily add $1,000 to $1,300 to the cost of an outboard package. That may seem pricey for an angler purchasing a single 150 hp outboard for a skiff but is of less concern for those buying triple 300 and 350 hp power plants.
"Like any technology out there, the more penetration you have with that technology, the cheaper it gets," says David Meeler, product marketing information manager for Yamaha, which pairs Command Link Plus electronic controls with the V8 F350 and new V6 Offshore series - the 4.2-liter F225, F250 and F300. "As people get accustomed to using it, they'll be requesting it in more applications."
Human nature enters the picture as manufacturers begin persuading seasoned boaters to leave a system they know to embrace a system based on computer technology operating in a marine environment.
However, because of its many pluses, electronic controls should quickly become an easy sell.
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Electronic controls entered the marine market in the 2000s but had already debuted in some cars and airplanes (hence the origin of "fly-by-wire"). The basic network for outboard-powered vessels involves installing electronic control modules in each engine and one or more control modules at the helm. The modules communicate over a wire connecting the two, using a standard controller-area network (CANbus). Each outboard company then employs a higher messaging standard, such as NMEA 2000 or Mercury's SmartCraft, on top of CANbus.
This network directs throttling and shifting and allows manufacturers to introduce loads of new features like engine sync, cruise control and troll control - functions not possible with mechanical systems. "With [Mercury's] Digital Throttle & Shift (DTS), you're running data lines rather than mechanical cables. You plug it in, set it up and it works," says John Wyant, associate brand manager for Mercury Marine, which rigs all Verados with DTS and offers the system for 200 and 225 hp Optimaxes (and other non-outboard products). "On the mechanical side, you always have to make sure there are no kinks [in the cables]. DTS is plug-and-play."


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Attempted bank robbery at Santander in High Ousegate, York
12:20pm Friday 9th November 2012 in News Exclusive By Jennifer Bell, email@example.com
A WOULD-BE robber walked into a York bank today and told staff "I have a bomb" – sparking a full-scale 999 alert.
The man handed a note to a cashier at the High Ousegate branch of Santander saying he was armed with an explosive – before walking out empty-handed shortly afterwards, The Press understands.
Police said minutes after the incident – which was reported to York Police at 10.17am by a branch worker – a man handed himself into a police community support officer in the area confessing to the attempted armed robbery. He has since been arrested and is in police custody.
Nobody was injured in the incident.
The branch has now been shut to members of the public. A spokeswoman for the bank, who is diverting customers away, could not confirm when the bank would re-open.
A police spokesman said: "North Yorkshire Police received a call from staff at the High Ousegate branch of Santander at 10.17am following an attempted robbery at the bank. The man left the premises empty handed.
"A few minutes later a man approached a Police Community Support Officer in the city centre, claiming responsibility for the attempted robbery. "The 58-year-old local man has been arrested in connection with the incident and is currently in police custody."