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Historical Traveler Reviews Suncoast Hotel and Casino Las Vegas
Praise From a Recovering Snob
I have stayed at the finest hotels in Las Vegas
over the last ten years. I needed to get to Vegas on very short notice
and ended up at the Suncoast. Wow! The room was very big and quite
nice. The view was great. The food was Delicious. The service was
Spectacular! and it's CHEAP!!!
Suncoast treated me as though I were a celebrity. Everybody there was competent and cheerful and went out of their way to be helpful.
If you've got a million bucks to gamble: Bellagio will treat you like a million. Try the Suncoast, they
treat everybody that way. I would highly recommend The Suncoast, it's
got a Bowling Alley, theres no bowling at the Venitian.
Loved it!
My husband and I go to Vegas each year for our anniversary and decided to stay off the strip last year. This is a beautiful hotel - we were upgraded to a suite at no charge when we checked in and it was spectacular. Not one single complaint about anything. It was well worth being 20 minutes from the strip. Would absolutely stay there again.
Great Place to Stay!!
I have stayed at the Suncoast on two separate occasions. The first, with several teenagers as part of a competition in the Summerlin area and the second was just this past New Years Eve....when I got married!!! Both trips were unbelievable!! The first trip, the teens had plenty to do when they weren't at competition. Cosmic bowling, the arcade and the pool kept them entertained. The Suncoast is located close to Cheesecake Factory and P.F. Changs as well as Target and several specialty stores. It is well off the strip and very comfortable. Maid service was great! This past Dec. 31, we stayed for our wedding. Service was wonderful! We did get married on the strip, but returned to the Suncoast to party the night away with a band called The Elements. They were awesome! Great mix of music and they play there often. I was a first time gambler and had very nice experiences at all of the tables I was at. The dealers were knowledgeable and friendly all three days we were there. Cafe Sienna had great breakfast/lunch and Primos makes a great dirty martini.....I will definitely return to the Suncoast and would recommend it for a great stay in Vegas!!
Where the locals gamble
I've stayed here a couple times now and have always been impressed with the incredible value for the room you get. Plus, the gambling is cheaper ($2 Craps tables) and less crowded. An all around great place to stay if you're local or just need a break from the strip but still want a little bit of the action.
Loved the Suncoast
I had a beautiful room and view. The service was wonderful. I would book another room if i return to Las Vegas. Thank you.
What a great place for kids, exceptional offstrip value
With the movie theater, kids babysitter facility,bowling alley, swimming pool, casino, etc this was a very nice place, only 15 minutes from the strip. kid friendly swimming pool (which also had a pretty lively weeklly adult pool party) was nice. large clean rooms accomodated 4 people easily. the st tropez buffet food was very good and moderately pricedwe would definitely stay there again. a large shopping mall and other stores are less than 5 minutes away. beatiful view of both the strip at night and the mountains from our room. we also looked out over the pool area and a golf coursethe "fitness center" was just that. not a bike and treadmill like some places. they had treadmills, elliptical trainers and bikes as well as several weight machinesspa on site but i didnt get to try it out unfortunatelygive it a try and i know you wont be disappointed
I just had a 4 day stay at the Suncoast and was beyond happy at my choice. I reserched hotels for a long time and wanted to stay off the stip for a change and was I ever happy with the Suncoast. The area it is located in is beautiful. Lovely mountains and golf course views. The room was large and well kept. The casino was very friendly and had 3 dollar blackjack and 2 dollar craps. Food was good also. The rate I got ( $49) a night was a steal for this place. I will definatly stay there again.
Who Maid the Bed?
Stayed at the Suncoast for a week in Feb. 2003. A big, impressive building but understand that it is about a good 20 minute drive on expressways to get to the strip. You will be at the extreme northwest section of the Las Vegas area making it time consuming to get to other parts of the city, but from what we saw this is probably the nicest area in greater Las Vegas (shopping, golf courses, restaurants). Good amenities at the Suncoast, the restaurants in the casino were all great and a good value. Bowling center, movie theatre, nice pool/spa area. Our only reservations concerned the (standard) room we had. The bed had unfitted sheets and mattress pad that just slid all over the mattress and bunched up. The first three nights whoever made the bed left the sheets a foot short at the bottom so that our feet were on the mattress pad. The carpeting looked a bit trafficked. Still, our overall experience was good.
Beautiful golf course
The hotel was extremely beautiful backed up to the mountains. The restaurants had great food and wonderful prices. The casino was huge, and the free transportation to the strip was a money saver too. However, the airline lost my luggage and the hotel wouldn't provide any complimentary services or toiletries until it was found. Not even a cheap toothbrush or a discount at the gift shop. That showed that the hotel had poor customer service and wasn't concerned with their customers stay.
Perfectly comfortable
Great place to stay on vacation or business in Las Vegas. Just 15 minutes from the strip, but who needs the strip when you have a casino, movie theater, fine dining and casual restaurants at your finger tips.The room was the largest hotel room I have stayed in for such a great price!I will be back again soon and can't wait!
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Nine Lebanese men held hostage in Syria for 17 months arrived in Beirut after being freed in exchange for two Turkish Airlines pilots seized in Lebanon in August, seemingly completing only two parts out of a three-part deal.
The Lebanese men were greeted by cabinet ministers and other senior officals from across, the political spectrum in Lebanon on Saturday night, while the two pilots were freed on the same day as part of the deal.
As of Sunday morning, details of the release of at least 200 Syrian women jailed by President Bashar al-Assad's regime - a deal brokered by Turkish and Qatari mediation teams - remained unclear.
It appeared to represent one of the more ambitious negotiated settlements to come out of Syria's civil war, now entering its third year and being fought by forces largely opposed to any bartered peace.
The release of the pilots seized just outside Beirut international airport came a day after the Lebanese were transferred to Turkey and handed to Lebanese officials in Istanbul.
"It's a wedding for us; it's a celebration,'' Lebanese Interior Minister Marwan Charbel said of the hostages being freed.
General Abbas Ibrahim, who heads Lebanon's General Security, had travelled to Damascus on Friday to discuss a deal to free the hostages in exchange for Syrian prisoners, as demanded by rebel captors.
He returned on the same plane as the freed hostages. On his arrival at Beirut airport, he said he wished to thank Turkey, Qatar and Assad for making the release possible.
Following their arrival in Lebanon, the freed hostages were brought to their homes in Dahiyeh, in Beirut's southern suburbs, where they were received by large crowds and celebratory gunfire.
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On the Turkish side, the pilots were greeted after landing by Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan and other officials.
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Murat Akpinar and Murat Agca were abducted on August 9 by a group which demanded Turkey use its influence with Syrian rebels to secure the release of the nine Lebanese.
Relatives of the Lebanese have repeatedly denied involvement in the kidnapping of the pilots, seized in an area considered to be supportive of the Shia movement Hezbollah, whose chief Hassan Nasrallah has denied any involvement.
The nine Shias were snatched in northern Syria by the Northern Storm brigade rebels group in May 2012. Their families said they were returning overland after visiting holy sites in Iran.
The rebels accused them of belonging to Hezbollah, which backs the Damascus regime.
Upon arriving to Lebanon, Abbas Shoaib, one of the freed hostages, told local press: "I was accused of being part of the Resistance Brigades, and I was accused of being a Hezbollah commander. I am not, but now I consider myself to be a soldier of Hassan Nasrallah."
But Oobay Shahbander, a Syrian opposition activist from New York, told Al Jazeera that he believes the hostages were probably foreign fighters.
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He added that while there is no definitive proof, he pointed out past instances "where the Iranian revolutionary guards and the Lebanese Hezbollah used operatives under the guise of pilgrims."
The abductions of the pilots prompted Turkey to urge its citizens to leave the country, and raised new fears about the impact of Syria's conflict on neighbouring Lebanon.
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Lebanon's feuding political factions have been further split by the Syrian war, with Hezbollah and its allies backing Assad and their opponents supporting the Sunni-led rebellion against his family's 40-year rule.
Clashes have periodically erupted between supporters and opponents of the regime in the northern city of Tripoli and in recent months dozens of people have been killed in rocket attacks and bombings elsewhere in the country, including the predominantly Shia neighbourhoods of Beirut's southern suburbs.
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What little of my mind could only watch as I rushed at the man as his back was to me, all the while I could feel my blood screaming delight at the thought of a kill. I was never that fast; if he saw me he could move in time. But the man was not young… he was weak. Even if he moved I was sure he couldn't stop me.
These thoughts brought my pulse to the max, my breathing was brought to a heavy rasp and I could feel my mouth beginning to water, the surrounding scents saturating to only the scent of dust save my target, my eyes were on him and only him…. that was until I felt something, much to my fury, bite violently and surprisingly painfully into my thigh earning an angry stifled snarl as I nearly fell on my face. Angrily I looked to what had bitten me, and I felt my blood reel back as my human mind realized w
I See You?I See YouI See You? by RenagadeRexRider
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Ba-Ku-Ra! chapter23Ba-Ku-Ra! chapter23 by RenagadeRexRider
Chap 23 Secret of the Tombs
It had been a few weeks since the events of Duelist Kingdom and life had basically come back into its normal swing. Even with the realities that had played out for himself, Ryou had managed to take it in stride. Only better over the fact that his father has remained in the apartment due to his work itself for once actually seeing to keep him there for the time being.
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Akefia who was still mentally toying with the unusual occurrence paused and looked to his clearly confused host, quirking a brow at the question, "How do you mean?"
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My social anxiety, particularly towards women…I think I've explained that enough but it really does hold me back sometimes.
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102: How well do you get along with strangers?
They tend to avoid me, but when its people at work it's decent I guess, I keep my space but I try to interact when they prompt me.
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. (London, England (UK)) in October 2014.
I met a Bloomberg recruiter at a career fair. Discussed 5 minutes about my resume (Previous work experience, Preferred programming languages, ...) and then scheduled two technical interviews the day after. The first interview was with two young very cool guys from two different teams. I was asked basic (But sometimes tricky) questions about C and Java, mostly about memory allocation. I was also required to code a reverse string function, and to correct and improve an ugly piece of code written in C. They are definitely not here to trick you, and will guide you to the right solution if you make a mistake. The second interview started with basic questions (Why Bloomberg, why do you want to be a software developer, ...), and I was then asked to design an algorithm (See below), and implement it in Java. As for the previous interview, the last 15 minutes were dedicated to a very nice conversation with the interviewer. Two days letter I got contacted by a HR manager to schedule an interview with them. After a 10 minutes chat, they gave me an offer.
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Nothing to negotiate here. The package offered by Bloomberg is incredibly high for an internship!
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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. (New York, NY) in May 2013.
Applied online and received an email to set up an initial phone screening. It was frustrating as they contacted me for a different position than the one I applied for, and was unqualified for it. First interview was a typical candidate screening, heavy on work experience and education from my resume, with some behavioral questions. Made it to the next round which was a technical phone interview. The interviewer was very nice, guided me trough the questions, even explaining answers to the questions I did not know. As expected I did not move on the further rounds as my background did not fit and thus could not answer all of the questions posed.
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- Very in depth CS questions on topics such as binary trees, algorithms, try/catch blocks, OOP, etc. If you come from a CS background (which I did not, despite having programming experience in my current position), these are your run of the mill questions for a software development position. Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. in October 2014.
Applied Online. Scheduled 1st phone interview within two weeks of applying. Scheduled on-site a week later. Heard back about an offer two days after the on-site. Very satisfied with the entire process. HR was fast and competent. Phone screen consisted of two questions on HackerRank. First question was coding a typical technical question. Second question was a design question, no code. Onsite was an onsite-day so there were many applicants interviewing at the same time (you still interview by yourself though). Four rounds in total. First two are 2:1 with engineers and very technical. You write code on pads of ~6x8 paper (wouldn't have been my medium of choice). 3rd round is a 1:1 with a senior engineer/engineer manager(?); no coding. 4th round is with HR. Interviewers were very friendly and willing to nudge you if it looked like you were getting stuck. They all seemed very intelligent which was a bit intimidating. The questions were also interesting and fun. First round was more algorithms and second round more data structures but that may have just been a coincidence.
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- Data Structures and algorithms. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. (New York, NY) in October 2014.
I applied through my college - 3 rounds of technical interview 1st round : They asked me to select a data structure for storing a dictionary that i have to use for searching words with given letters.It is similar to that of SCRABBLE game. Passing a multi-dimensional array in c89 and other variations. 2nd round : Design a class that takes any length integer (memory is the limit) given as string and implement constructors , addition by operator overloading (as i've told them about my choice of C++). 3rd round : Write a code to find the common letters in two strings. He was more interested in how his input will break my code and how will i overcome it and what will happen at OS level. HR round: You have done some electronics stuff - arduino & stuff then why financial software developer? What are you top 3 priorities? What other companies you have applied for?
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- Why Other Company?(unexpected .... i was prepared for Why Bloomberg but not for this) Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. in September 2014.
Took 2 weeks for the recruiter to call me and then a week later the interview was scheduled. Questions were easy c/c++ based questions but tricky in the sense that they were not logic based but relied on your level of preparation in that area.
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- What happens when you assign a string literal to a pointer using strcpy Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P..
One 45 min phone interview followed by on site interview with three team members. The phone interview was quite easy. Standard technical C++ questions related to exceptions (what happens when a destructor or constructor throw one, what are virtual functions, etc). Nothing very difficult. He also asked what books about C++ and which important C++ people/blogs I follow. In person interview went well I thought. The first interviewer asked me to implement merge sort. The other question was to find k largest values in a very big vector efficiently. The second interviewer asked me to design an interface to a function (or a class) that finds a zero of a give function and he wanted to see the most general interface possible. The third interviewer, the guy who I had the phone interview with asked me about smart pointers and writing an exception safe assignment operator. All three were very nice and guided me through the process. I did stumble on few of the questions but eventually ended up answering all of them.
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- C++ template metaprogramming (that team was into functional programming and compile time computations). Standard, find nth Fibonacci number using recursive templates. 1 Answer
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I applied online. The process took 6 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. (New York, NY) in October 2014.
I applied online near the end of August and they got back to me about 2 weeks later to schedule a phone interview. The phone interview was scheduled for about a week later. He asked a pretty standard interview question, and I coded it up online where he could see (I think it was on a HackerRank page). I thought they prefered C++, but he asked me if I wanted to do it in Java and I said yes because I'm more comfortable with that. I don't actually think that hurt my chances in any way. That question went fine, and then he asked me a few follow ups about scalability and bugs to check for. Then he went into some very specific C++ questions, which I stumbled through since I had only taken a semester of C++. Somehow I passed that interview and made it to the in-house. About a week later, my recruiter asked me which of 3 days I preferred to come to NYC and interview. A few days later they made travel arrangements. During the in-house interview, they give you a little tour of the office first then you meet with your interviewers and go to a conference room. Again, questions were very standard. You have to do them on a sheet of paper. The first interview there were 2 engineers, and they asked me 3 technical questions. I blanked out especially on the first question even though it was pretty easy. The second interview was just one person, and he asked me a fairly easy question, which I got right away and he said that was all he had for me so we talked for a bit before he let me out. Interviews themselves took about 2 hours total (but there's a small break in between). A week later, I got rejected--not unexpected considering I didn't do well on the first interview.
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- The C++ specific things really threw me off. Other than that everything was very standard. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. in September 2014.
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interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. in March 2013.
I went to the Bloomberg table at the campus career fair. They asked me a simple programming question, which I correctly answered. After that they had me schedule an on-campus interview for the next week. The interview was 2 rounds, separated over two days. The first round was more technical, I was interviewed by two software developers who asked me questions about my programming background before getting into the technical questions. The next day I talked to a single person, where they asked me one technical question and a lot of basic questions, such as why do you want to work at Bloomberg? etc. Overall, the experience was good, although the interview area seemed to be a bit out of order and hectic.
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- Give an algorithm that will calculate and print out all possible combinations of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies in order to get a dollar. Answer Question
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I applied through college or university. The process took 3 weeks – interviewed at Bloomberg L.P. (Stanford, CA) in January 2014.
Met at a campus career fair, scheduled for technical interview the next day. Was flown to New York for two more technical interviews (I was actually exempted from these, but others had them) and HR and senior manager interviews; offered the job within a couple days of interviews. Interview process was smooth and communication was excellent; free trip to NYC didn't hurt either. HR at Bloomberg is brilliant and runs well; love the people there.
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- Given a directional graph, where each node contains a letter, and a lexicon, find all words in the lexicon that appear in the graph. Answer Question
Was a freshman, so didn't negotiate. Pay was more than generous, and more than Google, Facebook, etc. were paying any of my classmates.
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Rant Sports College Football Rankings: No. 88 Illinois Fighting Illini
After two consecutive mediocre seasons with the Illinois Fighting Illini, head coach Tim Beckman has a lot of work to do in what can be considered a make-or-break year for his future in Champaign.
Although Illinois isn't projected to do much this season after losing Nathan Scheelhaase, the Illini can prove people wrong and make a run at their first bowl game since 2011. After going 4-8 in 2013 following a 2-10 record in 2012, many people close to the program are feeling restless.
Could this be the year the Illini finally perform well under Beckman?
Losing Scheelhaase at quarterback won't be easy for the offense to overcome in the big scheme of things. However, the addition of Oklahoma State transfer Wes Lunt last season was huge for the program as a quarterback with starting experience will step up and take the job.
Although Reilly O'Toole has the most experience of any returning quarterback for the Illini and he's the lead returning passer, the team will likely turn to Lunt. As a true freshman with Oklahoma State, Lunt passed for 1,108 yards and six touchdowns in the better part of six games.
The running game will be a bit improved as well as both of the top rushers from last year return. Josh Ferguson led the team with 779 yards and seven scores while Donovonn Young racked up 376 yards and three touchdowns.
While the defense of Illinois was solid a few years ago, it has regressed tremendously under Beckman's current staff. Last season, Illinois ranked 106th in the nation in points against while also giving up an elevated 481.5 yards per game.
Losing leading tackler Jonathan Brown will hurt the defense in 2014, but returning the second-leading tackler, Earnest Thomas III, will ease that pain. Thomas III recorded 101 total tackles, two tackles for loss and three forced fumbles at the linebacker position in 2013.
However, the defense is returning many other key starters including some top linebackers and top defensive back Zane Petty who recorded 75 tackles last season.
With a relatively winnable non-conference schedule, the Illini could go into conference play with at least a 3-1 record. It isn't the non-conference schedule that has been giving Beckman trouble in the past two seasons as five of his six wins as head coach have come from non-conference contests.
Toughest Games: Sept. 13 at Washington, Sept. 27 at Nebraska, Oct. 11 at Wisconsin, Nov. 1 at Ohio State, Nov. 15 vs. Iowa.
In my opinion, I doubt the Illini will make a bowl game this season as their five toughest games will all likely come out as losses and there are bound to be one or two other games that they should win that they will fall short in.
I say Illinois improves one game from last season to 5-7 in the new alignment of the Big Ten.
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Vladka Meed, who with her flawless Polish and Aryan good looks was able to smuggle pistols, gasoline for firebombs and even dynamite to the Jewish fighters inside the Warsaw Ghetto, and who after the war became an impassioned leader in the national effort to educate children about the Holocaust, died Wednesday in Phoenix. She was 90.
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With her husband, Benjamin, and a handful of other survivors, Mrs. Meed took a leading role in efforts to get the world to acknowledge what the Nazis had done to the Jews of Europe. It was a difficult proposition, given the impulse of so many people after World War II to put the slaughter behind them....
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2015 Derringer Presentation
Derringer winners at a Bouchercon presentation since 2009. Former Vice President Jim Doherty constructed and presented Derringer award plaques through 2012. This year, group-designed and -funded medals make up for missing plaques 2009–14 and become our new Derringer awards.
Member and three-time previous Derringer winner Art Taylor will present the 2015 Derringers during opening ceremonies (Thursday, October 8, 7:00–9:00 P.M.).
On hand to accept will be Best Flash Story winner Joseph D'Agnese; Best Long Story winner Hilary Davidson; Long Island Sisters in Crime President Kathleen A. Ryan on behalf of Best Short Story winner Cathi Stoler; and Ellery Queen's editor Janet Hutchings on behalf of Best Novelette winner Doug Allyn and lifetime achievement award recipient James Powell.
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The Short Mystery Fiction Society has awarded the Derringers annually since 1998 to outstanding published stories and people who've greatly advanced or supported the genre.
If you are involved in planning a Bouchercon, particularly 2016 in New Orleans, feel free to contact our officers and help ensure the Derringer presentation is included.
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- Art Taylor edited the Bouchercon 2015 short fiction anthology, Murder Under the Oaks, which includes several SMFS members' stories and benefits the Wake County Public Libraries.
- Announced May 5, the Anthony Award nominees include SMFS members Craig Faustus Buck, Kate Flora, Barb Goffman, Paul D. Marks, Karen Pullen, Lori Rader-Day, Hank Phillippi Ryan, and Art Taylor.
Anthony nominees have received the most mentions in a poll of full-time Bouchercon registrants and those who registered for last year's event. Bouchercon 2015 attendees vote on the nominees throughout the con, and the winners are announced on the last day.
- Announced June 9, the Private Eye Writers of America's Shamus Award finalists include SMFS member Richard Helms for Best P.I. Short Story and member B.V. Lawson for Best Indie P.I. Novel. The Shamus Awards banquet takes place around Bouchercon, Friday, October 9, 6:30 P.M., location to be announced.
- Announced June 18, all five Macavity Award nominees for Best Short Story are SMFS members: Craig Faustus Buck, Barb Goffman, Paul D. Marks, Travis Richardson, and Art Taylor. In addition, member Lori Rader-Day is up for Best First Novel and member Hank Phillippi Ryan for Best Mystery-Related Nonfiction.
The Macavitys are voted on by members of Mystery Readers International, Mystery Readers Journal subscribers, and friends and supporters of MRI. MRI director and Mystery Readers Journal editor Janet Rudolph will present the Macavitys during the opening ceremonies.
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From the start of the investigation to the administering of justice in the courts, this case has highlighted flaws in the Italian legal system. What happened in this case is not unusual and, in many ways, it's typical. From the start of the investigation to the administering of justice in the courts, this case has highlighted flaws in the Italian legal system. What happened in this case is not unusual and, in many ways, it's typical.
First we take the original inquiry. The prosecution stemmed from what was a very bad investigation. In Italy, the investigation is conducted by a prosecuting judge together with the police. In this case, the scientific evidence proved to be badly flawed.
When it got to the court, the case was conducted badly. The flaws in the case did not emerge immediately. Why? Because the same person who carries out the investigation is also the accuser in court – and he wants to confirm his thesis. He has his own experts, who are independent only on paper, and who do not expose the errors in his case. And who hears the case? Another judge, who is part of the same caste, the same culture, the same club. In Italy, the same governing body represents both prosecutors and the judges; this doesn't mean that a judge is not honest, but it does breed a clear conflict of interest.
It leaves, for all practical purposes, only the defence to contradict the initial evidence and, indeed, it was only on appeal, when proper third-party experts exposed the flaws and the true nature of the initial forensic evidence.
It has been like this for the last 30 years or so in Italy. Previously, investigations used to be carried out by the police and the prosecutor tried to translate their evidence into a proper accusation. Policemen in Italy are very badly paid and they don't necessarily have the motivation to investigate things properly as they have to follow the instructions of a judge and, generally, they're not happy to do that.
Many lawyers who have criminal work tell me many stories about flawed cases. The only reason the problems came out in this case was because the defence was very high-profile and very good. These problems happen every day, and probably many lawyers do not have the expertise, the time and the money to bring out the inconsistencies.
So it has meant that the system has not worked properly in any way: if these two were guilty, they have been acquitted – and this very bad. If they are innocent, only now have they been found not guilty, after they spent four years in prison without reason – and this is very bad.
There are grounds for reforming our system but I don't believe that it will happen while Silvio Berlusconi is Prime Minister. He has put forward reforms which may have contained some good elements to make justice work better, but also to make justice work in his favour, so they have been rejected. His conflict of interest, real or perceived, foregoes any credibility and paralyses any progress. Furthermore, this case will be used for political reasons by Berlusconi to question the credibility of the judiciary and to get out of cases that he faces.
Antonio J. Manca Graziadei is President of Avocats Sans Frontieres (ASF), Italy.
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