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Anthony Lewis, a former New York Times reporter and columnist whose work won two Pulitzer Prizes and transformed American legal journalism, died on Monday at his home in Cambridge, Mass. He was 85.The cause was complications of renal and heart failure, said his wife, Margaret H. Marshall, a retired chief justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.Mr. Lewis brought passionate engagement to his two great themes: justice and the role of the press in a democracy. His column, called "At Home Abroad" or "Abroad at Home" depending on where he was writing from, appeared on the Op-Ed page of The Times from 1969 to 2001. His voice was liberal, learned, conversational and direct....
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Stephen B. Bright and Sia M. Sanneh: "Gideon v. Wainwright", Fifty Years Later
Stephen B. Bright, who teaches at Yale Law School, is president and senior counsel of the Southern Center for Human Rights in Atlanta. Sia M. Sanneh, Senior Liman Fellow at Yale Law School, is an attorney with the Equal Justice Initiative in Alabama.March 18 marked the fiftieth anniversary of one of the Supreme Court's most celebrated decisions, Gideon v. Wainwright, in which the Court unanimously declared that poor people accused of crimes are entitled to lawyers and that every person "stands equal before the law." But resistance to—and outright defiance of—this landmark ruling endures. Fairness and equality are in short supply in the criminal courts, which have incarcerated 2.3 million people, a grossly disproportionate number of them people of color. Because a major consequence of poverty is often inadequate representation, racial discrimination in the system as a whole—from stops by police, to disparities in charging, to the exclusion of blacks and Latinos from juries, to the severity of sentences—often goes unchallenged and even unremarked upon.
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Paul Butler: Gideon's Muted Trumpet
Paul Butler, a professor of law at Georgetown University and a former federal prosecutor, is the author of "Let's Get Free: A Hip-Hop Theory of Justice."FIFTY years after the Supreme Court, in Gideon v. Wainwright, guaranteed legal representation to poor people charged with serious crimes, low-income criminal defendants, particularly black ones, are significantly worse off.Don't blame public defenders, who are usually overwhelmed. The problem lies with power-drunk prosecutors — I know, because I used to be one — and "tough on crime" lawmakers, who have enacted some of the world's harshest sentencing laws. They mean well, but have created a system that makes a mockery of "equal justice under the law." A black man without a high school diploma is more likely to be in prison than to have a job.
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Pamela S. Karlan: "Gideon" Turns 50
Pamela S. Karlan is Kenneth and Harle Montgomery Professor of Public Interest Law at Stanford Law School.This spring marks the 50th anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright, in which the Supreme Court considered the Sixth Amendment's guarantee that "in all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right . . . to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence." The Court unanimously interpreted the Amendment as requiring that states provide attorneys for defendants who lack the resources to hire them privately. The "noble ideal" that "every defendant stands equal before the law," Justice Hugo Black's opinion declared, "cannot be realized if the poor man charged with crime has to face his accusers without a lawyer to assist him." Given an attorney for his retrial, Clarence Gideon was acquitted.Today, the vast majority of felony defendants depend on appointed counsel to represent them, and the quality of representation varies wildly.
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The Wall Street Journal reports that many of the new condos in Manhattan in recent years have been occupied by out of wealthy out-of-towners desiring a pied-à-terre. Although no one worries that often-empty condos will cause New York sidewalks to collect dust, the phenomenon does drive up the market price for all housing, further exacerbating New York's painful affordable housing situation.
Nearby me, in St. Petersburg, Florida, the once-sleepy tourist town is experiencing a boom in towering downtown waterfront condos, selling for extraordinary sums. Most of these units, I'm told, are bought by part-time winter residents only. St. Pete's pleasant little downtown is being shadowed by the high-rises, but they may not do much to help the year-round health of the city's shops and restaurants.
I have often bashed government meddling with market forces recently. Let me change my stripes here and suggest a role for government interference to respond to the second-home phenomenon. Law takes various steps to help "homesteads" –- primary residences –- that it reserves from second homes. If government could figure out a way to impose a sensible "impact fee" upon the use of limited urban space for a second-home, the city might get fewer pied-à-terres, and, eventually, a few more low-cost apartments.
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The Second Circuit missed the point here -- the Agency has discretion to set whatever policy it wants, but it is not entitled to have a court's blessing on that policy. Especially here where arguably there's no "case or controversy" for an Art. III judge to work with.
Not that I think the Second Circuit was applying actual legal principles, mind you.
4:00 -- Exactly right. The problem is with the SEC, which threw its case against Citigroup, thereby ending the case or controversy. The suit should have been dismissed as moot, given that the SEC no longer objects to Citigroup's alleged fraud. No phony settlement, no legal fees, just a private contract between symbiotic entities.
If the Second Circuit (or any Circuit for that matter) is concerned about DJs' handling of settlements, let me suggest a closer look at the role played by DJs in MDL settlements--talk about making sausage!
The SEC claimed: "we agree to settlements when the terms reflect what we reasonably believe we could obtain if we prevailed at trial, without the risk of delay and uncertainty that comes with litigation." Mr. Khuzami of the SEC fails to explain how the SEC could possibly obtain that same financial result by a judgment without also winning an associated finding of wrongdoing.
If the judge has no discretion to accept or reject the settlement, why is he required to waste his time even reviewing it. Is the court required to rubber stamp the settlement?
Part of the settlement was an injunction against Citigroup. The SEC needs a court order to effect the injunction. A simple dismissal of the case would not have allowed for the entering of the injunctions.
It figures.
not a lawyer, but does the judge get to represent any public interest when the two parties want to settle?
it would be nice to have some theoretical review of SEC nonfeasance, which this looks like? this is not a normal case of settling which is usually a good idea in the strictly civil?
What about the rights of those Citi wronged, who apparently cant get anywhere without the trial findings or admissions? doubt the court discussed that? where is their redress? that settlement pile goes into the govt maw?
the "nonfeasance" to me is the big picture of" never" going to trial or extracting admissions, even for repeat offenders who swore as part of earlier settlements to never do it again.
meanwhile the strawman of the sec and the courts is
we cant try these all, true but how about a few for starters? settlements work when there are legal consequences if you dont?
Is the SEC a totally independant agency rogue elephant that can do, or not, whatever it wants?
Paying 8 figure fines while never admitting anything is a result logically contradictory on its face,
unless you buy the convenience BS.
also convenient as it apparently wipes out future liability to individuals
And the 9 figure fines, like Citi
Guys, this is a good thing. The underlying decision was going to do more harm than good, even if it had the best intentions. Since this appeal is going through we'll get well considered and BINDING guidance on the sort of discretion a district court judge can exercise, which might lead to better settlements in the future. Rakoff's justification was thin, his cases didn't support it, and the standard he created was going to bar settlements altogether which would have just lead to narrower enforcement and more totally out of court resolutions to securities fraud investigation. It would have been harmful for a while, and then it would have been ignored. This way we get a chance at a better rule.
AHodge - the SEC is part of the executive branch so it gets a little discretion in matters of enforcement. The harmed shareholders still get to sue as a class - an SEC settlement can't affect that. All the SEC does is get shareholders a portion of their recovery early and generate press/documents that support a shareholder suit. This appeal is really just about whether the SEC has a legal obligation to go to trial and thereby generate publicity around the wrongdoing when it could get the same penalty through a settlement that it would get at trial.
The neither admit nor deny thing is a red-herring, but it seems to resonate in the press.
Oh, and the Art III issue is interesting, but there's still an underlying case and controversy - unopposed motions are not unusual, and a settlement agreement that hasn't been executed doesn't moot the dispute. Still whether it should be constitutional for an unopposed motion to go up on appeal is an interesting issue when the parties could try and get a writ of mandamus instead is an interesting issue.
The case or controversy rule ensures that parties assert their claims diligently so that courts have complete records. Without that, opinions become academic exercises unworthy of being treated as rules of law. Less than 2% of cases filed these days go to trial, which means most parties to litigation are not really all that serious about litigating. They want to use the process to wear down their opponent so they can force an early settlement, but that sort of thing (and unopposed motions) produces incomplete records and hot air from the bench.
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Louvered Hamper
- Stylish louvered front panel
- Elegant contemporary styling
- Smooth interior will not snag clothing
- Easy assembly, instructions included
Care Instructions: Wipe clean with damp cloth.
Color: | White | |
Weight: | 23 Pounds | |
Usage: | Assembly Required | |
Listing: | Quick Ship, Made in Europe | |
Hamper Features | Lid | |
Laundry Hamper Type Filter results by Hamper Type. Consider Bag or Pop-Open type hampers for easy storage. | Laundry Hamper Type | Basic Hamper |
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By Patricia R. from Challis, ID on Apr 18, 2014
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Well-packaged. Easy to put together. Interior finish smooth so no snagging of clothes. A nice smaller sized hamper. I like the louvered look. Seems sturdy when assembled. Nice painted finish. Good product for the price.
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Really good quality
By Jon S. from Melrose, MA on Mar 13, 2014
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The written assembly instructions are in a word "pathetic" so the quality of the item itself is a pretty big surprise. It is very very well made and a small touch of common sense helped in the assembly
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Group # | 1448398 |
Category | Hampers - 1088 |
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Sales Rank | 10 |
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