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Director of the Youth and Education Law Project, Professor William Koski, spoke to a group of parents, school administrators and public officials on November 7, 2014 about the state of education in California. The talk, hosted by Educate Our State, focused on the topic of charter schools, per capita spending on education for students, as well as the notion of education as a basic civil right. Professor Koski's message is clear. In order for California to address the needs of its students and equal access to education, leaders must put education at the forefront of the legislative and budgetary agenda. ◊
The Diplomatic Dance of Human Rights Hearings – A View From the Bridge
During the week of October 27, 2014 Sarracina Littlebird (JD '16), along with four other students in the International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic and their supervisors, attended the 153rd Period of Sessions of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights in Washington, DC. Last week, we featured Naomi Tom's (JD '16) account of the experience. Below, Cina shares her perspective.
The IACHR hearings brought to light the power of naming and shaming for me. Although the IACHR's mandate endows it with certain authority over member states, the core of the power that IACHR wields seems to lie in the way it brings accusations to public and international attention.
During the hearings, Commissioners engaged in an artful diplomatic dance. They softly communicated their concerns about state actions and avoided coming out with guns blazing, throwing pointed accusations at the states, or levying heavy threats of enforcement action. One reason for this nuanced tactic lies in IACHR's interest in supporting a cooperative environment by avoiding the alienation of participating states with threats or forceful public admonitions. In any other confrontation context – where no concrete punishment or threat is being levied – the defendant has an easy out by simply denying the accusations. Yet that generally does not happen in the Inter American Commission's system. Even with no direct threat of punishment, the states often still choose to modify their behaviors (or at least say that they will/are) in response to the accusations of the petitioners at these public hearings. I was puzzled as to why.
My thought is that the change must be precipitated by the public documentation of these hearings and, by extension, the underlying allegations. There is something about the presence of media and representatives from other countries recording the accusations brought against them that behooves respondent states to at least appear that they are doing something to combat the manifold issues raised by the petitioners. The fact that reputation holds so much power is fascinating to me. Understandably, states desire to appear honorable in the eyes of other countries so that those nations in turn will not hesitate to engage politically and economically with them.
But I wonder if some of this seeming cooperation among states is attributable to a basic human instinct that abhors criticism. Feedback from peers is an important guideline toward appropriate behavior and growth. And, in order for feedback to work, one must pay attention when others are saying that what they are doing is wrong. In fact, not reacting to criticism from peers (or feeling shame for one's wrongful actions) is what distinguishes a sociopath. Does this indicate that the success of human rights work is gained through appealing to the workings of a rational collective psyche, rather than for more logical reasons?
The week in D.C. definitely made me appreciate all of the psychological and emotional massaging and negotiating that takes place in human rights work. It certainly appears as though working with someone's psyche is a more potent tool than working with someone's actions or the "hard" facts of a situation in this field. ◊
Professor Bill Koski Weighs in on California Education Politics and the Work Ahead
In the aftermath of the often contentious and costly race for California's Superintendent of Public Instruction earlier this month, Professor William Koski, director of the Youth and Education Law Project, shares his views on the state of education reform in California in his recently published op-ed piece in the San Francisco Chronicle.
Professor Koski challenges politicians and pundits alike to "get back to work" and strive toward meaningful education reform, rather than become mired in spiraling partisanship that moves no agenda forward. Focusing on the need for nuanced solutions to improve teacher quality and close the teacher quality gap, Professor Koski stresses compromise and incremental change that will benefit the most vulnerable of California's students and their most important resource, our teachers.◊
A Rare Opportunity to Observe the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights In Action
During the week of October 27, 2014, Naomi Tom (JD '16), one of five students from the International Human Rights and Conflict Resolution Clinic (IHRCRC), had the opportunity to attend the 153rd Period of Sessions of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) in Washington, DC. Naomi shares her impressions of this unique experience as well as highlights of some of the hearings she witnessed.
One of the most valuable functions of the IACHR is to hear cases brought by individuals across the Americas seeking justice from an international commission in a public setting. The 153rd Period of Sessions were held between October 23 to November 7, 2014, and we were fortunate to attend sessions and hearings held October 27 through October 31. We observed cases brought by indigenous individual petitioners before IAC member states such as Argentina, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico and Nicaragua, as well as the United States.
It was a unique experience to observe petitioners from various states utilizing this forum to bring their complaints to the Commission. Both sides to an argument were able to present their views uninterrupted during the first twenty minutes of the hearing, allowing each party to state their case and in the manner most effective – which varied depending on the issue and the petitioners. At all but one hearing that our group attended the state gave their response second. At times this setup served to undermine the states' position from the outset. In general, it seemed as though publicity given to certain sessions may have been the most effective tool for increasing state responsiveness and compelling government officials to be more truthful and transparent during proceedings. The function of the Commissioners was to ask each side questions that ended up either strengthening or undermining the parties' arguments.
Highlights from Observed IAC Cases. The full chronology of hearings, together with video and still photos, can be viewed here.
Case 12.626 – Jessica Lenahan, United States. Petitioner Jessica Lenahan spoke about the night her daughters were killed, when her husband, who was under a restraining order, took the girls and proceeded to enter a shootout with the local police. By the time local authorities responded, it was too late. It was powerful to listen to her testimony as she addressed the state respondents directly, asking for reparations and apologies for their lack of an appropriate response during the situation. The state, in turn, largely talked around Lenahan's requests without ever actually addressing them, stating that they had no authority to launch investigations of individual cases, and refusing to offer the apology requested.
Human Rights Situation of Persons Deprived of Liberty in Buenos Aires (October 28). It was unconvincing to watch the state present a video depicting prisoners baking bread and tending pigs, when only minutes before we heard recounts of prison visits describing rotting food and peeling paint in the facilities.
National Human Rights Program in Mexico (October 30). In the wake of the disappearance and suspected murders of 43 missing Mexican students, media coverage and public protests leading up to and following this hearing were on full display. A group of protesters stood outside the courtroom chanting "Cuando?" (When?) and "Ahora!" (Now!) as a call to the Mexican government to fully investigate the students' disappearance. When the Mexican state observed a moment of silence for the missing students, media and audience members clamored to capture the images in photographs and video. Such coverage contrasted sharply with other sessions, such as during the Monitoring the Report of the Commission on the Situation of Human Rights in Jamaica session (October 28), which was disappointingly sparsely attended.
My general impressions: the public nature of these sessions heightens the need for states to be cautious in their responses; at times they conceded that certain areas needed improvement, while at other times they were evasive. In one case, the "Human Rights Situation of Persons Deprived of Liberty in Texas," the state didn't even show up. States had varying opinions of the authority of the IACHR, and some were more vocal of their criticisms than others. As these hearings gain more publicity, as seen particularly during several of the Latin American sessions, perhaps states such as the United States and Venezuela will become more responsive. Regardless of the level of commitment by various states to the IACHR's proceedings, it was fascinating to see the way in which they interacted with petitioners and to hear their responses regarding a number of critical human rights issues in this public forum. ◊
Third Year's A Charm – 3L Year Provides Opportunity for Critical Experiential Learning
The recent Stanford Daily piece by Riya Mehta ("Evaluating the Third Year of Law School," 10/28/14) asked whether legal education really needs to last three years. Noting that some commentators—including most famously President Obama, who attended Harvard Law School for the requisite three years—have expressed skepticism about the value of the 3L year, Mehta spoke to students and professors at Stanford Law School on their opinions. Unsurprisingly, views were mixed.
For now, the third year of law school is here to stay. But this doesn't mean students should spend all three years in traditional lecture- and discussion-based courses. Students should take advantage of the wide range of educational modalities available in law school to tie together the core skill of "how to think like a lawyer" with the more complex and diverse skills associated with actually being a lawyer. Clinical legal education, where students represent real clients in real cases (under close supervision by faculty), along with externships, practicums, and simulation classes, supplement the classroom curriculum and enable students to use their three years in law school to evolve from a student to a professional.
Alums report that their SLS clinical experiences helped them better succeed in their first jobs and beyond. Megan Byrne, who graduated from SLS in 2014 and is now a litigation associate at Kirkland & Ellis says, "I found my third-year clinic to be a perfect capstone to my law school experience, as I was able to integrate the knowledge base and practical skill set I had gained from two previous years of course study."
Mike Smith, a sixth year lawyer at Wilmer Hale in Washington DC comments, "Participating in clinic while I was at SLS helped me hit the ground running when I started as an associate at a large law firm. Clinical practice helped me learn how to work through complex legal issues with clients and put together a persuasive case. I use those same skills in private practice, whether I am counseling clients on intellectual property matters or representing them in litigation."
Summer jobs of course are a way to experience real practice, but they are not explicitly designed with the student's education in mind; rather, lessons learned often depend on where you work and what projects, cases, or clients happen to be on tap. Clinic courses, by contrast, are designed to expose students to universally useful professional dilemmas and skills that translate to many areas of law and into the business world as well. And law school clinical faculty are able to emphasize constant, one-on-one mentoring, deeply reflective learning, and student responsibility for their work and clients. Manal Dia (JD '14), COO and Co-founder of the tech startup Rabbit Proto says, "When I co-founded and ran a startup, I built on many of the skills I developed at the Clinic: from negotiating and structuring contracts, to developing empathy towards our startup's users. I gained many insights, from supervisors and case partners, about my leadership and communication style. In both these respects, the Clinic was a great course in how to be an entrepreneur."
Other alums have experienced the inherent benefit of taking a full-time clinic at SLS: developing the interpersonal and collaboration skills to successfully navigate today's work environment. As Jack Donohoe (SLS JD '14), associate at Gunderson Dettmer points out, "Clinics force students to navigate real-life work dynamics. This includes working on a team, divvying up a project among multiple people, collaborating on a common work product, and just learning how to build camaraderie and/or be a well-liked and helpful person in an office setting. For a lot of recent law school grads, that personal-professional element is going to be as steep a learning curve as the content of their early-career work."
Law schools across the country, as well as the entities that regulate them and the legal profession, are debating whether to make such experiential learning a graduation or admission requirement. But even absent a requirement to do so, Stanford Law School is encouraging all of its students to take advantage of Stanford's clinical and other experiential learning courses before they finish their three years. Like a medical school residency, clinical legal education puts classroom knowledge into practice and propels students into professional life. And it also can make that third year go faster! ◊
Ninth Circuit Rules in Favor of Noncitizen in Landmark Immigration Case
On November 10, 2014 the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Almanza-Arenas v. Holder in favor a of a noncitizen fighting his deportation. In May 2013, the Immigrants' Rights Clinic – with students Pat Gutierrez (JD '14) and Mia Crager (JD '14) – helped to prepare and file an amicus brief on behalf of various immigrants' rights organizations, urging the Court to rule that a noncitizen should not be precluded from securing humanitarian immigration relief based on his or her criminal record, when his or her prior criminal records do not conclusively demonstrate that the noncitizen is subject to the legal bar.
The Ninth Circuit Court agreed with the IRC that its prior contrary decision in Young v. Holder, 697 F.3d 976 (9th Cir. 2012) (en banc), was abrogated by the Supreme Court's recent decision in Moncrieffe v. Holder, 133 S. Ct. 1678 (2013) – another case in which the Mills Legal Clinic was deeply involved. Monday's decision is the first of its kind in the country. ◊
Report Finds Immigrants Represented by Attorneys Three Times More Likely to Win Deportation Cases
In 2013, Francisco Martinez was the primary breadwinner for his longtime resident wife and four U.S. citizen children in Oakland when he was locked up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement. While he was gone, his wife worked a night shift, then came home and immediately began caring for their children. Often she went without sleep for days. Yet she didn't make much money, and she was terrified that she and her children would be evicted. After three months in custody, Francisco was ready to give up, but an attorney from Centro Legal de la Raza in Oakland helped him get out of detention last January and allowed him to support his family while his immigration case is resolved.
A report released today (Nov. 6) by Stanford Law School's Immigrants' Rights Clinic and the Northern California Collaborative for Immigrant Justice (NCCIJ) shows the dramatic impact that legal representation has on detained immigrants like Francisco: Those with lawyers are three times more likely to win their deportation cases than those without attorneys, yet two-thirds of detained immigrants have no legal representation at any point in their removal proceedings. The report also details the dire consequences that detention can have upon immigrants and their families.
The report, "Access to Justice for Immigrant Families and Communities," summarizes the findings of two new studies of Northern California immigrants whom the federal government locked up for approximately one year during 2013 and 2014 while their deportation cases were pending in San Francisco Immigration Court. The federal government generally takes the position that immigrants facing deportation – even those who are detained – are not entitled to attorneys unless they can pay for them or find someone to represent them for free.
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The report found that many of those detained had families in Northern California. More than 50 percent of immigrants represented by the nonprofits that were surveyed—who represented Northern California's detained immigrants over a one-year period—had lived in the United States for 10 years or more, and 77 percent had family members living at home in the United States.
"The report reveals that immigrants who are locked up are much more likely to be able to stay with their families and communities if they have an attorney to help them fight deportation," said Professor Jayashri Srikantiah, director of the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Stanford Law School. "But, unfortunately, detained immigrants are the least likely to actually have attorneys."
"Our organization, Community Legal Services of East Palo Alto, provides free legal services to detained immigrants, but we cannot serve the overwhelming majority of individuals who contact us for help because we simply lack the resources to do so," explained Ilyce Shugall, directing attorney of the Immigration program at Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto, California.
Students enrolled in the Immigrants' Rights Clinic at Stanford Law School have represented dozens of immigrants in immigration court on a pro bono basis in response to the shortage of attorneys. Three of those students, Natalia Renta (JD '15), Alfredo Montelongo (JD '15), and Kara McBride (JD '15), developed and conducted the survey of all of the nonprofits (10) that represented Northern California's detained immigrants for low cost or no cost, which forms the basis for one of the studies in the report. The other study evaluated all removal cases (8,992) in which a San Francisco immigration judge made a final decision between March 1, 2013, and February 28, 2014.
Jail-like conditions
The report explains that immigration detention is similar to being in jail. Immigrants who are locked up are often kept in facilities with barbed wire and cells, alongside others serving time for criminal convictions. They wear prison uniforms and face restrictions on their visitation, movement, meals, education, phone access and recreation. They may be subject to solitary confinement.
Attorneys can help immigrants obtain bond, so that they can be released more quickly from detention. Eleni Wolfe-Roubatis, immigration program director at Centro Legal de la Raza, explained, "Immigration cases are often legally and factually complex. Having an attorney can make the difference between staying in Northern California with family and permanent banishment from this country."
The report suggests that a first step toward addressing the attorney gap for detained immigrants in removal proceedings is a pilot program funded by public and private sources.
"Northern California should join New York City, which has recently established a universal representation model for detained immigrants facing deportation," said Robin Goldfaden, senior attorney for the Immigrant Justice Program at Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area. "Given that deportation can mean life or death, attorney representation should be a requirement."
The report was written by Srikantiah and Lisa Weissman-Ward, clinical supervising attorney with the Immigrants' Rights Clinic, along with students McBride, Renta and Montelongo. It is available online here.
ELC Students Continue Work With Pit River Tribe to Protect Medicine Lake
Environmental Law Clinic students recently took a three-day trip to the Medicine Lake Highlands, an unspoiled area located in the Modoc National Forest in northeastern California that the clinic is trying to protect from geothermal fracturing or "fracking."
Besides being sacred to the Pit River and other Native American Tribes for over 10,000 years, the Highlands are filled with ancient lava flows, intact forests and watersheds, and threatened and sensitive plants and animals.
Full-time clinic students Rose Stanley (JD '16), Philip Womble (JD '16), Heather Kryczka (JD '16), Caroline Parke (JD '16), Liz Jones (JD '16), Raza Rasheed (JD '15), and Abigail Barnes (JD '15), along with advanced clinic students Amanda Prasuhn (JD '15) and Elizabeth Hook (JD '15), toured the area, together with clinic director Debbie Sivas and clinical supervising attorneys Matthew Sanders and Alicia Thesing. The clinic members attended a Pit River Tribal Council meeting, conferred with members of the clinic's non-profit clients to learn about the twenty-year history of the case, and discussed opportunities for protecting this unique area from industrial development.
The clinic continues to pursue its case against the extension of geothermal leases in the Medicine Lake Highlands on behalf of the Pit River Tribe and non-profit clients. The case has been briefed before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and the clinic looks forward to oral argument. ◊
Striking Accomplishment for SLS Alumna
Former Stanford Law School and Environmental Law Clinic student, Annie Bersagel (JD '12) was featured in an article published in the October 30, 2014 edition of The New York Times. The article highlights her outstanding accomplishment as a runner as well as–and in addition to–her success as an International Law and Policy attorney with KLP in Oslo, Norway.
Annie does not train as a full-time athlete; however she consistently performs as one. This past Sunday, November 2, Annie competed in the New York City Marathon finishing in the Top 10, with a time of 2:33.02. See The New York Times and Forbes Magazine for more.


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Spanish police foiled a plot to use a Zeppelin to help a prisoner break out of jail, the Interior Ministry said yesterday.
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MADRID–Spanish police foiled a plot to use a Zeppelin to help a prisoner break out of jail, the Interior Ministry said yesterday.
Investigators found a package sent from Italy containing sophisticated escape equipment that was to have been smuggled into the hilltop Salto del Negro prison in Las Palmas, in the Canary Islands, using a four-metre electronically controlled dirigible.
The breakout had been planned for Tuesday, a day before the detainee, whose name was given as Giulio B., was due to appear in court on charges of drug trafficking.
Three helpers had set up a camouflaged observation tent on a promontory 600 metres away from the prison, and spent months monitoring jail workers' movements with high-powered, wide-angle binoculars. They had electronic motion sensors to warn of people approaching.
The helpers were also found with maps of the prison and handwritten letters sent by Giulio B.
"The strategy consisted of using a four-metre radio-controlled zeppelin to help introduce night-vision equipment, climbing kit and camouflage paint to Giulio B.'s cell," the ministry said in a statement.
Police say the prisoner would have used the equipment to reach a point on the jail's perimeter that was not under constant observation. From there, police believe he would have descended to a waiting escape vehicle, according to the ministry.
The 51-year-old man was in jail awaiting trial after having been caught flying a seaplane loaded with 200 kilograms of cocaine from Mauritania.
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The program allowed well-behaved inmates to move onto extended supervision sooner. Republican lawmakers repealed it last year.
Milwaukee County Circuit Judge Daniel Konkol sentenced Michael Carroll to 10 years in 2010 on a gun charge. The sentence is set to begin in 2015.
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1st husband: VAN HOFF, HENRY, was born in 1804, in the city of Philadelphia, and came to Springfield, Illinois, in the spring of 1838. He was for many years engaged in the wagon and carriage making business, with Obed Lewis. It was one of the first establishments of the kind in Springfield. Henry Van Hoff was married in Springfield, March 4, 1840, to Susan A. Lewis. They had six children in Springfield. Henry Van Hoff died Dec. 20, 1854, in Springfield, and his widow was married Nov. 19, 1857, to Rev. John G. Bergen, D. D. He died, and she resides in Springfield, Illinois.
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Mrs. Susan A. Bergen, widow of Rev. Dr. Bergen, formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of this city, died at twelve o'clock Saturday, at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Bell, of an attack, of appoplexy, at the age of sixty-five years, one month and ten days. The following sketch of her life is furnished by one who knew her long and well: No one in this community possessed a more marked and well known religious character, or was more devoted and useful in the work of ministering to the poor and those in affliction. Of a peculiarly meek and humble spirit, gentle, sympathetic, thoughtful, unwearying and unselfish her nature, her long residence in this city, and the position which she occupied for many years as a clergyman's wife, had made her almost as widely known as Father Hale, and as highly respected and beloved.
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" I've always been really interested by the idea of a game about managing a games developer. I'd be intrigued to hear the thoughts of some people who've played this game. "
Anyone else notice how the magazine rating system is basically the same as Famitsu in the screenshot? I guess it makes sense because this game was originally a JP release. Still find it fascinating though.


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The Moyans are desperate people, and sometimes they do stupid things. Like bringing aboard a dude named T�raltixx to adjust Moya's electrical systems in order to somehow make her untraceable, even from Scorpius (who has been busy scattering "Wanted" beacons everywhere in the universe). Aeryn and Chiana are fresh from the market where all they've managed to buy are "dried food rectangles" — a thousand units of crackers. Aeryn is working at hacking into a wanted beacon she found down on the commerce planet, courtesy of Scorpius - hence the decision to hastily buy crackers and high tail it out of there before somebody recognized them. T'raltixx announces he's ready to show off his cloaking device using Crichton's module, but Crichton doesn't trust him. His protests are overruled when we see the device turn half of the module invisible.T'raltixx convinces them that to build the device large enough for Moya, they need to head back to his home planet. The bulk of the journey will be spent in the light of five pulsars, which he says might affect them in strange ways, but implores them not to worry about it. "It's rare that it would disturb beings of your sentient stature." Reverse psychology, much? They wait a couple seconds after entering the light, and of course Zhaan starts in on her photogasms (accompanied by some great eye-rolling on Crichton and D'Argo's part), but nothing seems to happen. They go about their business for awhile, Crichton showing T'raltixx around the ship, but we start to notice crabby behavior on the part of the crew. Aside from this, nothing seems to be really out of the ordinary, that is, until D'Argo catches Rygel swiping food and starts violently shoving crackers into his mouth. It all starts to spiral from there. Crichton seems to be the only one who is aware that something is off, but at the same time is very condescending to Pilot, calling him "Shellhead," Pilot having just moments earlier admitted to T'raltixx that he didn't particularly like any of the others.The situation begins to deteriorate rapidly as everyone becomes increasingly paranoid: Aeryn has taken to wandering the ship with a gun; Rygel is hiding in the walls; Chiana and D'Argo are convinced that Aeryn is working for Scorpius as some sort of double agent; Pilot is channeling HAL... and Zhaan, well, she's just having a grand ole time. While everyone else is forging alliances and playing Survivor in Space, Crichton can't understand why the pulsars have affected Pilot as well; no light can breach the den. But before Crichton can make any headway on this case, he's sucked back into the madness. Soon he's singing about ice cream. But even in his crazy state, he's still trying to get people to put down their weapons; then Chiana knees him in the nuts, and Crichton starts hallucinating that the wanted beacon is talking to him. Then the hologram of Scorpius materializes into flesh. Oh dear.Meanwhile, T'raltixx keeps screaming that he needs MOAR LIGHT. Pilot, unable to resist the idea of life without the crew, obeys.In the hangar bay, Crichton confronts D'Argo at the point of a gun, and even though his intent is to get D'Argo to put down his weapon and stop acting crazy. Crichton looks pretty crazy himself, especially when he starts talking to an invisible Scorpius, who has suggested that they kill everyone so they can go to the beach. Fresh from shooting D'Argo in the leg (D'Argo slips away, thanks to Scorpy), Crichton corners Chiana in the hallway and pretty much molests her at gunpoint. Aeryn knocks Rygel out just in time for Crichton appear, and they say some nasty things to one another. Of course this is when Scorpy shows up, this time wearing a luau shirt and inviting Crichton out for pizza. Crichton responds by blowing his head off, which somehow snaps him back to sanity. He tries to talk down Aeryn as well, but it isn't happening, so he knocks her unconscious and ties her up.Later, Crichton's got everyone tied to the table in the kitchen so he can knock some sense into them about this whole T'raltixx business. T'raltixx screams for MOAR LIGHT, and when Pilot complies, Moya starts to glow on both the inside and the outside. Seeing the corridor walls emitting light, the others come around to Crichton's plan, and start making preparations. Since John is the least affected, he'll be the one to kill T'raltixx. The others aren't happy about this until Chiana points out that the reason Crichton is the least affected is because he's "deficient": He's got the worst eyesight out of all of them. So, they dress him up in protective gear, including a paste made from Zhaan's bile, so that he can kill T'raltixx and not go blind or burn up in the process. Pretty soon he's sneaking into T'raltixx�s chamber all invisible with D'Argo�s Qualta blade, chopping wires and deflecting T'raltixx's laser beams with his makeshift shield. Pretty soon the little bugger starts skittering up the walls in a futile attempt to escape, only for Crichton to shoot him down: T�raltixx is all wah, wah there are THOUSANDS JUST LIKE ME! Stab. No more light.Later, Pilot apologizes to D'Argo and Rygel for his behavior. D'Argo tells Rygel that he is ashamed of what he did to him and asks for forgiveness, but Rygel says he can't forgive him, not yet... and he's not the only one: everyone is ashamed of the way T'raltixx brought out the worst in them. Crichton glumly sings "Humpty Dumpty" to himself and then asks Zhaan, "How do we take it all back?" "I don�t know," she says.Don't worry, John, you'll put it back together again.


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