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The hotel room is large and roomy. Bathroom is big and clean. love the free movie option. Location is a little remote, but not a big deal if you have a car.
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Great location, friendly and helpful staff, tidy and clean, upgraded finishes, nice place. The trains....
It is located at almost the center of downtown and you can simply walk to almost anything. The standard king size room I was given was nice and clean as well. I am fine with almost everything except with how Hilton and the staff handled my situation with the room. I originally booked the King Executive Jr suite. However, when I got there, they said there was a problem with the toilet in the room that they sold it to me. As a result, I was only given the choice of a double queen room or a standard King size room. I asked about other King exec suites but they said they cannot change to others. I then asked about the big price difference between the available rooms and if I can be compensated or refunded in anyway. They said they can't refund and they simply gave me a coupon (worth 35 dollars total for 2 people) for breakfast and free parking that is worth like 20 dollars. I was then put into a stand King room. Totally a joke. Super disappointed on how they dealt with my situation.
Luxurious bed. Clean. Nice shower. Good water pressure. Breakfast was a pleasant surprise. I did not like constantly hearing the sound of water rushing through the pipes. It kept me up most of the night. When I checked out, the guest in front of me told the person behind the desk that he and his family hardly slept because of the sound of the water in the pipes. He suggested you insulate the walls.
Very friendly staff. Nice clean rooms. Great location by the park.
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We oiled hear loud neighbors lol night talking and banging furniture against our common wall. Walls didn't appear to be very sound proof.
I like staying here but before I had a chance to shower the main water line broke...stuff happens.. Overall a nice hotel, just unlucky break!
It was clean and had an easy check in and out. The pool and hot tub were nice. The shower didn't work and would not get hot either.
The desk staff was friendly and overall helpful Rooms are dark and smelly. Feels dirty. Tiny, scratchy towels with a bar of soap and cheap combo bottle of shampoo/conditioner. Parking lot overcrowded especially with uhauls and trucks. Fitness center was a treadmill and broken down combo equipment piece. Pool cloudy and smelly. Far overpriced for a "motel 6" place.
Breakfast was good. Found some long black hairs in bed& shower (not ours). Staff left dirty coffee cups & old coffee on counter.
Computer room Maintenance guy doing loud repairs in stairwell next to room before 9 am Sunday morning. I am a marine painter/blaster that works long hours multiple days of the week. I was looking for a late start to my day Sunday morning. Rude!
The front desk staff was great! The facility was okay. Parking was pretty tight There was some dirty pillow cases on the bed. The ceiling over the shower was very moldy. Overall it was okay.
Very cozy. The mini fridge smelled of mold and there was hair on the wall in the shower:/
The location is awesome really close to UofO campus!!!! Room was pretty cramped and bathrooms could us a remodel
The Only thing good about this motel is the location. Very close to the University of Oregon the room I booked was described as "separated Queens". When I called to ask what that meant the gentleman told me it was a room with two bedrooms. When we arrived late at night, , we were given a room with a queen bed in a tiny living room, then you had to squeeze around the bed to get to the bathroom and then on the other side of the bathroom was a bedroom . The place was freezing when we arrived and the only heater was under the window in the living room. We turned the heater on full blast, 90° fan on high. After about 40 minutes we were still freezing. The outside temperature was 26°. I called the main desk and he offered us another room. We asked for extra blankets and were told to take the blankets off the bed in the old room and move them to the new room. So we did because we were freezing. We moved to the other room which was a little bit bigger. It had an actual living room with a couch, a short hallway with a bathroom and two separate bedrooms. However, the problem was the same. Again, the only heater was under the window in the living room. We put the extra blankets on the beds and cranked the heater up on high. The room never got warm so we were forced to sleep in our clothes and our coats! We were still cold when we woke up. How is it possible to have no heat in the bedrooms??? We spoke to the manager in the morning but he just said "well it's cold outside" Besides being freezing cold, the place was not clean! I found a dirty sock under the corner of my bed! Also it's a very old building and there's not enough outlets, so they have extension cords all over the place. I don't think thats safe. The bathrooms had old tile with mildew on the caulking. The sink in the bathroom was barely held on with caulking. Also, I don't think they wash the blankets in between guests because there were hairs on my blanket. Overall a very miserable experience and I wish I had just stayed home and saved my $93. I would never recommend this place!
A decently clean place to stay for a night or two. Highway traffic noise is bothersome near the front of the building, but for the money and compared to similar inns in the area, it was pretty good. Traffic Noise Old bathtub
The room is old, extremely dirty! and very smelly! The bed, sheet, and comforters are extremely dirty!!! The bath room, sink and tub are dirty too! The room does not have A/C and it is so stuffy inside. They still charged me +$110/night. No place for breakfast. The food they provide for breakfast is for beggers, not for travelers. The room is old, extremely dirty! and very smelly! The bed, sheet, and comforters are extremely dirty!!! The bath room, sink and tub are dirty too! The room does not have A/C and it is so stuffy inside. They still charged me +$110/night. No place for breakfast. The food they provide for breakfast is for beggers, not for travelers.
The staff was awesome! The rooms were clean. Woke up made waffles and bagels. We had a great stay!
The pool was nice. The staff was friendly and helpful. Designated smoking tent keep people from loitering around their doors. New security system and cameras seem to have helped reduce break ins to vehicles. Not a bad place or value, but definitely had some sketchy, addicts around, but it's also Eugene and it is too be expected. The parking lot was ample, but getting out onto Broadway took some time due to the nearby intersections always being busy.
It is within walking distance to many places to eat. Hotel was dirty, carpet stained, hole in shower curtain and dirty sheets. Also very loud and you could hear every little thing through the walls. Room stunk and didn't feel comfortable at all. Ended up staying somewhere else, it was that bad. Absolutely disgusting!
Clean and good smelling rooms, nice breakfast in the morning. Make sure to get to it early as it was almost gone by 9:00.
The location was pretty good, close to restaurants and easy access to main drags. The folks at the counter (the owners?) were nice. Fridge in room was convenient. Tv worked fine. Water for the shower was either boiling or freezing (no in-between; weird). The shower stall itself was grouted with black grout (on white tiles) which made it look like mold was everywhere. The AC was VERY loud (on the other hand, it was so loud, we couldn't hear the nearby busy street -- silver lining...?). The place itself needed some renovating (everything seemed dated).


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RICHARD EARL GEORGE PETITIONER,v.V.M. ALMAGER, WARDEN, ET AL., RESPONDENT.
Petitioner Richard Earl George ("Petitioner"), a state prisoner, filed a Petition for Writ of Habeas Corpus with this Court, challenging his conviction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2254 on November 19, 2007. (Pet. 1.) On November 7, 2008, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 636(b)(1) and Fed. R. Civ. P. 72(b)(3), Magistrate Judge Louisa S. Porter submitted a Report and Recommendation ("R&R"), recommending that this Court deny the Petition in its entirety. [Doc. No. 15.] Petitioner timely filed objections to the R&R. (Objection 1.) On February 4, 2009, Petitioner made a request for appointment of counsel, pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 3006A. [Doc. No. 23.] The Court subsequently overruled Petitioner's objections, denied Petitioner's motion for request for appointment of counsel, adopted the R&R, and denied the Petition. (Order 26.) Petitioner now seeks a certificate of appealability pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2253 and Fed. R. App. P. 22(b). [Doc. No. 28.] Additionally, he seeks leave to proceed in forma pauperis. [Id.] For the reasons set forth below, the Court GRANTS Petitioner's Application as to Claim 1. The Court DENIES Petitioner's Application as to Claims 2, 3, 4, and 5. Additionally, the Court GRANTS Petitioner's Motion for Leave to Appeal in Forma Pauperis.
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A state prisoner may not appeal the denial of a § 2254 habeas petition unless he obtains a certificate of appealability from a district or circuit judge. 28 U.S.C. § 2253(c)(1)(A); see also United States v. Asrar, 116 F.3d 1268, 1269-70 (9th Cir. 1997). In deciding whether to grant a certificate of appealability, a court must either indicate the specific issues supporting a certificate or state reasons why a certificate is not warranted. See Asrar, 116 F.3d at 1270. A certificate of appealability is authorized "if the applicant has made a substantial showing of the denial of a constitutional right." 28 U.S.C. § 2253 (c)(2). To meet this standard, Petitioner must show that:
(1) the issues are debatable among jurists of reason; (2) a court could resolve the issues in a different manner; or (3) the questions are adequate to deserve encouragement to proceed further. Lambright v. Stewart, 220 F.3d 1022, 1024-25 (9th Cir. 2000) (citing Slack v. McDaniel, 529 U.S. 473 (2000) and Barefoot v. Estelle, 463 U.S. 880 (1983)). Petitioner does not have to show "that he should prevail on the merits. He has already failed in that endeavor." Lambright, 220 F.3d at 1025 (citing Barefoot, 463 U.S. at 893 n.4).
Petitioner seeks a Certificate of Appealability on five issues: 1) whether the trial court improperly admitted evidence of a prior choking incident; 2) whether the trial court improperly admitted evidence of an unduly suggestive photo lineup; 3) whether the trial court improperly admitted unreliable DNA evidence; 4) whether insufficient evidence corroborated Petitioner's accomplice's testimony; and 5) whether the cumulative effect of the errors at Petitioner's trial deprived him of due process. The Court will discuss each issue in turn.
A. Claim One - Improper Evidence of a Prior Choking Incident Petitioner first argues the trial court improperly admitted evidence of a prior choking
incident, violating his right to due process. (Application 6.) In order for the Court to certify an appeal on this issue, Petitioner must establish that reasonable jurists could debate whether the omission of the written instruction violated his due process rights. Lambright v. Stewart, 220 F.3d 1022, 1025 (9th Cir. 2000).
The trial court admitted a letter in which Petitioner's accomplice wrote Petitioner choked her, attempting to kill her, in the past. (Application 6.) In his Application, Petitioner contends the letter is highly prejudicial, of limited probative value, and admitted as propensity evidence in violation of Cal. Evid. Code § 352 and Cal. Evid. Code § 1101(a). The Court held the choking evidence supported at least one permissible inference unrelated to Petitioner's bad character or propensity to commit the charged crimes. (Order 11.) Specifically, the Court noted the choking evidence was relevant to show Petitioner's accomplice's motive to initially lie to the police.
Cal. Evid. Code § 352 grants courts discretion to exclude evidence if its probative value is substantially outweighed by the probability that its admission will: (1) necessitate undue consumption of time; or (2) create substantial danger of undue prejudice, of confusing the issues, or of misleading the jury. Cal. Evid. Code § 1101(a) generally prohibits introducing evidence a defendant committed acts, other than those charged, to prove he or she is a person of bad character or has a criminal disposition. Cal. Evid. Code § 1101(b), however, allows introduction of such evidence to prove issues such as identity, intent, motive, and lack of mistake or accident. Reasonable jurists could debate whether the evidence of the choking incident was introduced to show Petitioner is of bad character or has a criminal disposition, prohibited by § 1101(a), or whether it was introduced to prove issues such as identity, intent, motive and lack of mistake or accident, permissive under § 1101(b). Accordingly, the Court GRANTS a certificate of appealability in regard to Petitioner's Claim One.
B. Claim Two - Photo Lineup
Petitioner claims the trial court improperly admitted evidence of an unduly suggestive photo lineup, violating his right to due process. (Application 6.) Specifically, he argues the photograph had a green background while the other photographs had a blue background, and therefore the photo lineup was unduly suggestive. (Id.) The Court found the photo lineup was not suggestive. (Order 15.) Even assuming arguendo the photo lineup was suggestive, the Court determined Petitioner failed to show there was a substantial likelihood of misidentification. (Id.)
Petitioner can support his claim if he can establish that reasonable jurists could disagree as to whether the photo lineup was unduly suggestive. See Lambright, 220 F.3d at 1025. The Ninth Circuit has determined that while variant background hues arguably amount to an identifiable difference in appearance, these "[i]nsubstantial differences... do not in themselves create an impermissible suggestion that the defendant is the offender." United States v. Burdeau, 168 F.3d 352, 357 (9th Cir. 1999). This is not an issue debatable among jurists of reason. As such, the Court DENIES a certificate of appealability as to this issue.
C. Claim Three - DNA Evidence
Petitioner next contends the trial court improperly admitted unreliable DNA evidence.
(Application 6.) Specifically, he argues the statistical calculations used by the criminalist did not take into account a genetic combination that excluded Petitioner. (Application 6-7.)
As the California Court of Appeal noted, (1) the police department used a conservative approach and sets a higher threshold than some other laboratories; (2) had the police used a lower threshold, it might have been more damaging to the defense than the expert opinion offered; (3) the statistical analysis was relevant to show the percentage of the population that could be excluded for not possessing a 14 allele; and (4) the prejudicial effect was minimized because (a) "it was clearly presented to the jury that this was a limited DNA analysis, complicated by the low levels of DNA and the multiple contributors;" and (b) "the jury was fully apprised that it was not possible to determine whether the 14 allele had been contributed by a homozygote and that it was possible the DNA had been contributed by heterozygotes with 13, 14, and 15 alleles, a situation that would exclude George as a donor." (Lodgment No. 8 at 14-19.) Given this information, reasonable jurists could not disagree the DNA evidence was properly admitted. Thus, the Court DENIES a certificate of appealability for this claim.
D. Claim Four - Insufficient Evidence Corroborated Accomplice's Testimony Petitioner argues insufficient evidence corroborated Petitioner's accomplice's testimony and therefore could not be used to support the verdicts. (Application 7.) He further contends the accomplice's testimony was unreliable. (Id.) Additionally, Petitioner argues that without the accomplice's testimony, there was insufficient evidence to support a guilty verdict beyond a reasonable doubt. (Id.)
The California Court of Appeal determined the accomplice's testimony regarding the Killpack robbery is supported by the following: (1) the accomplice testified that Petitioner robbed and assaulted Killpack, and Killpack identified Petitioner in court as the person who robbed and strangled him; (2) the accomplice testified she threw the car keys out of the window, and the police located Killpack's keys in the dirt near where his car was parked during the robbery; (3) the accomplice testified she took everything of value out of Killpack's wallet including the Shell gas card, and Shell gas receipts were located in Petitioner's car; and (4) the transactions from after the robbery and before the card was cancelled occurred at gas stations near the motel where Petitioner was staying and the location where Petitioner was working. (Lodgment No. 8 at 21-24.) With regard to the Duray robbery and murder, the accomplice's testimony was supported by the following: (1) the accomplice testified she threw Duray's keys out of the window, and Duray's car keys were located near where his car was parked; (2) the accomplice testified she heard someone on Duray's cell phone during the attack, and this was corroborated both by phone records and the testimony of Duray's daughter; (3) the accomplice testified that Petitioner kept Duray's wallet after the incident, which was supported in that Petitioner had a new wallet on him when arrested, and Duray's son testified that Duray had recently purchased a new wallet. (Id.)
Based on the foregoing evidence, reasonable jurists would not disagree sufficient evidence existed to support the accomplice's testimony and indicate the reliability of the testimony. Accordingly, this Court DENIES a certificate of appealability for this claim.
E. Claim Five - Cumulative Error
Petitioner contends the cumulative effect of the evidentiary errors warrants a reversal.
(Application 7.) The Ninth Circuit has explained, "Cumulative error applies where 'although no single trial error examined in isolation is sufficiently prejudicial to warrant reversal, the cumulative effect of multiple errors may still prejudice a defendant.'" Mancuso v. Olivarez, 292 F.3d 939, 957 (9th Cir. 2002) (quoting United States v. Frederick, 78 F.3d 1370, 1381 (9th Cir. 1996).
Petitioner has only shown reasonable jurors might disagree in regard to Claim One, that the trial court improperly admitted evidence of a prior choking incident, thereby violating his right to due process. Because no "cumulative effect of multiple errors" exists, the Court DENIES a certificate of appealability for this claim.
F. Motion for Leave to Proceed in Forma Pauperis
In any case where the petitioner has been granted leave to file the action in forma pauperis, pauper status automatically continues for the appeal from a subsequent order or judgment, unless the district court certifies that the appeal is taken in bad faith or finds that the party is not otherwise entitled to continuing pauper status. 28 U.S.C. § 1915(a)(3); Fed. R. App. P. 24(a). The Court finds no reason to revoke pauper status and therefore GRANTS Petitioner's Motion for Leave to Appeal in Forma Pauperis.
For the foregoing reasons, the Court GRANTS Petitioner's Application as to Claim 1. The Court DENIES Petitioner's Application as to Claims 2, 3, 4, and 5. Additionally, the Court GRANTS Petitioner's Motion for Leave to Appeal in Forma Pauperis.
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In 1896, Henry Becquerel discovered in the laboratory that uranium undergoes radioactive decay. Lord Rutherford, who developed a model of the atom, determined that the radioactive decay of uranium can be used to measure the geologic age of rocks. Radioactive decay is a process where an isotope of an element spontaneously loses particles from its nucleus to create a daughter isotope. This decay occurs at specific rate. The half-life of a radioactive isotope is the amount of time it takes for one-half of the radioactive isotopes to decay. By comparing the ratio of parent isotopes to daughter isotopes, scientists are able to determine the age of the fossil and the rock.
Isotopes that have long half-lives are necessary to date fossils because many fossils are millions of years old. Uranium-235 is used quite often in the absolute dating of fossils. Uranium-235 has a half-life of 704 million years. Therefore, Uranium-235 can be used to accurately date rocks that are hundreds of million years old. Many people are under the misconception that carbon-14 is used for dating of fossils. Carbon-14 has a half life of 5,730 years, which is too short to be useful in dating fossils. Carbon-14 is quite useful in dating artifacts, however.
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Relative dating is based on the laws of stratigraphy. Relative dating does not give you an specific age of the fossil but can tell you a general time period based on the geologic beds above and below the place the fossil was found. The laws of stratigraphy state that the older rocks are buried beneath younger rocks. Each rock layer was originally horizontal and was continuous across the Earth's surface. Essentially, by looking at fossils in a rock column, geologists are able to determine which fossils are geologically older than others. Evolutionary processes and extinctions can be seen when looking at the faunal succession. More accurate ages of fossils can be determined if layers in the column have undergone absolute dating.
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In the United States Court of Appeals For the Seventh Circuit
July 24, 2008
SAM GONZALEZ, MARIA CROSBY, AND MARIANA CORREA, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS,v.CITY OF AURORA, ILLINOIS, DEFENDANT-APPELLEE.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division. No. 02 C 8346-Ronald A. Guzmán, Judge.
Before EASTERBROOK, Chief Judge, and WOOD and SYKES, Circuit Judges.
In the 2000 Census, 32.6% of the population in the City of Aurora, Illinois, identified itself as Hispanic, but of the City's residents who are citizens and old enough to vote only 16.3% are Hispanic. Aurora has 10 single-seat wards, only one of which reliably elects Latino candidates to the City Council. Another ward, although about 66% Latino, has twice elected a black alderman since the redistricting that followed the 2000 Census. When the record was com- piled, 2 of the 12 aldermen (there are 2 at-large seats in addition to the 10 wards) were Hispanic. One was elected and the second appointed. Plaintiffs contend in this suit under §2 of the Voting Rights Act, 42 U.S.C. §1973, that these numbers are insufficient. They want an injunction compelling the City to redraw the ward boundaries so that Aurora's Latino population is concentrated in three wards, each of which then would be likely to elect a Latino candidate (would be, as plaintiffs say, "Latino effective").
Plaintiffs start with the proposition that it takes 70% or more Latino population to ensure the election of a Latino candidate. Whatever rule of thumb courts may have used in the 1960s and 1970s for black voters does not apply to Latinos, plaintiffs contend, because Latinos are younger and less likely to be citizens than are blacks and other minorities. Cf. Barnett v. Chicago, 141 F.3d 699 (7th Cir. 1998) (discussing the rules of thumb used in voting cases and their doubtful transferability from one minority group to another). Although the City used the rule of thumb that 65% population is enough to make a district "effective" for a minority group, plaintiffs are sure that this won't work. This table shows why 65% may not be enough:
Latino PopulationLatino Voting-Age PopulationLatino Voting-Age Citizen Population
Ward 274.54%71%47.5%
Ward 766.27%62.9%43%
Ward 352.61%48%28%
These figures, all from 2000, are the right ones to use. Plaintiffs' estimates about population in 2005 don't matter, because apportionment is based on Census returns. The district court concluded that a ward with 65% or more Latino residents should be deemed sufficient no matter who it elects. If Latinos vote for candidates of other ethnic backgrounds, this means that Aurora is not afflicted by racial bloc voting, rather than that the map deprives Latinos' votes of full effect. The judge added that, with 16% of the eligible population, Latinos would receive 2 seats in a 12-seat legislature under proportional representation. As 2 of the existing 12 members were Latino, the district judge saw no problem under §2 and granted summary judgment for the City. 2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 10677 (N.D. Ill. Mar. 13, 2006), reconsideration denied, 2006 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 81451 (Nov. 3, 2006).
The most striking thing about plaintiffs' brief on appeal is that it neither quotes from nor analyzes the text of §2. Instead it leaps straight to the "Gingles factors" (from Thornburg v. Gingles, 478 U.S. 30 (1986)) and language in a Senate committee report. The statute is not self-defining, so it is understandable that lawyers would turn to secondary sources such as judicial decisions and legislative history. But neither is it irrelevant. It is worth quoting. Section 2(a) says that governments cannot adopt standards, practices, or procedures that "result[ ] in a denial or abridgement of the right of any citizen of the United States to vote on account of race or color". This sounds like a rule that race and color cannot be used to prevent anyone from voting, or to disregard a vote once cast. Section 2(b), 42 U.S.C. §1973(b), then adds this famously elliptical language:
A violation of subsection (a) of this section is established if, based on the totality of circum- stances, it is shown that the political processes leading to nomination or election in the State or political subdivision are not equally open to participation by members of a class of citizens protected by subsection (a) of this section in that its members have less opportunity than other members of the electorate to participate in the political process and to elect representatives of their choice. The extent to which members of a protected class have been elected to office in the State or political subdivision is one circumstance which may be considered: Provided, That nothing in this section establishes a right to have members of a protected class elected in numbers equal to their proportion in the population.
What does it mean to "have less opportunity than other members of the electorate to participate in the political process and to elect representatives of their choice"? Gingles held that gerrymandering district borders can have this effect even though everyone is entitled to vote, and all votes are counted equally. The Court set out circumstances (the "Gingles factors") under which clever map-drawing could have this effect and then turned to the Senate committee report for factors to consider if the conditions are met. The district judge found, and we shall assume, that these conditions are satisfied in Aurora: Latinos are sufficiently concentrated geographically that they can form a majority in some districts (whether potential majority status is essential is the question posed in Bartlett v. Strickland, cert. granted, 128 S.Ct. 1648 (2008) (to be argued Oct. 14, 2008), but not one we need consider); Latinos are politically cohesive; and, without a large bloc of voters, Latino candidates rarely prevail. This just sets the stage.
Plaintiffs leap from satisfaction of the Gingles factors to the proposition that the City must do what is possible to maximize Latino voters' ability to elect Latino candidates (euphemistically "candidates of their choice"). But neither §2 nor Gingles nor any later decision of the Supreme Court speaks of maximizing the influence of any racial or ethnic group. (Nor does §5 of the Act, see Reno v. Bossier Parish School Board, 528 U.S. 320 (2000).) Section 2 requires an electoral process "equally open" to all, not a process that favors one group over another. One cannot maximize Latino influence without minimizing some other group's influence. A map drawn to advantage Latino candidates at the expense of black (or white ethnic) candidates violates §2 as surely as a map drawn to maximize the influence of those groups at the expense of Latinos.
The Supreme Court emphasized in League of United Latin American Citizens v. Perry, 548 U.S. 399 (2006) (LULAC), its most recent §2 redistricting case, that the Voting Rights Act protects the rights of individual voters, not the rights of groups. See Shaw v. Hunt, 517 U.S. 899, 917 (1996). That's why LULAC rejected Texas's argument that it could dilute the votes of Latinos in one part of the state as long as it gerrymandered a Latino-majority district somewhere else. There is a serious problem with any proposal to employ black or Asian or white citizens of some other ethnic background as "fill" in districts carefully drawn to ensure three 70%-Latino wards-wards in which the remaining 30% are (by design) never going to be able to elect a candidate of their choice. How could one explain to this 30% that the political process was "equally open" to them, as §2 commands? A problem under §2 arises whenever any person is moved from one district to another to minimize the value of his vote and give an advantage to someone else.
Section 2's requirement of an "equally open" process usually is described as including a prohibition of vote dilution by redistricting. See Abrams v. Johnson, 521 U.S. 74 (1997); Bush v. Vera, 517 U.S. 952 (1996); and Holder v. Hall, 512 U.S. 874 (1994), in addition to Gingles and LULAC. Plaintiffs want the court to reduce the influence of others to produce an advantage for Latino voters. That may be necessary as a remedy for some earlier vote-dilution exercise, see Shaw v. Hunt, 517 U.S. 899 (1996), but the first question we need to ask is whether Latino votes have been diluted by Aurora's map. Diluted relative to what benchmark? Not the maximum influence Latinos could have, surely; as we've explained, no group is entitled to that (and all groups cannot enjoy maximum influence simultaneously). Nor is proportional representation the benchmark. Gingles holds that this is not the statute's objective-that it is not necessary and, LULAC adds, is not sufficient either, if a minority group in one part of a jurisdiction has been thrown to the wolves.
So what benchmarks are possible? One would be the outcome of a race-neutral process in which all districts are compact. Cases in which the Supreme Court has found a problem under §2 all involve transparent gerrymandering that boosts one group's chances at the expense of another's. See, e.g., Shaw v. Reno, 509 U.S. 630 (1993) (an inkblot of a district stretching almost all the way across North Carolina); Miller v. Johnson, 515 U.S. 900 (1995) (extensive racial gerrymander violates equal protection clause and cannot be rescued by a desire to satisfy §2 or §5); LULAC, 548 U.S. at ___, 126 S.Ct. at 2623 ("entirely new district that combined two groups of Latinos, hun- dreds of miles apart, that represent different communities of interest"). Nothing remotely similar happened in Aurora. A glance at the 2002 ward map reveals that the districts are compact and regular, with the few rough edges needed to ensure that they have equal population.
Still, although many opinions, of which LULAC is the most recent, emphasize compact districts as the benchmark for a map that does not dilute any group's influence, it is possible to locate even compact districts for political advantage.
Given the very large number of ways that reasonably compact districts of equal population can be drawn, how can a court tell whether a jurisdiction has chosen a particular arrangement in order to advantage one ethnic group over another, diluting the influence of the disfavored group? When the Voting Rights Act was enacted, the answer would have depended on the intent of those who drew the map. See Mobile v. Bolden, 446 U.S. 55 (1980). The 1982 amendments replaced intent with effect as the rule of decision, see Gingles, but did not supply a means to test whether a given map was ordinary or abnormal. Today, however, computers can use census data to generate many variations on compact districts with equal population. One could do this exercise a hundred or a thousand times, each time placing the center of the first (or "seed") district in a different location. That would generate a hundred or a thousand different maps, and the software could easily check these to determine the ethnic makeup of the districts.
Suppose that after 1,000 different maps of Aurora's wards have been generated, 10% have two or three "safe" districts for Latinos and the other 90% look something like the actual map drawn in 2002: one safe district and two "influence districts" where no candidate is likely to win without substantial Latino support. Then we could confidently conclude that Aurora's map did not dilute the effectiveness of the Latino vote. But suppose, instead, that Latinos are sufficiently concentrated that the random, race-blind exercise we have proposed yields three "Latino effective" districts at least 50% of the time. Then a court might sensibly conclude that Aurora had diluted the Latino vote by undermining the normal effects of the choices that Aurora's citizens had made about where to live. Redistricting software can not answer all hard questions, but it provides a means to implement a pure effects test without demanding proportional representation.
Plaintiffs did not conduct such an exercise, however (or, if they did, they didn't put the results in the record). What we can see from the record suggests that Latinos are not concentrated enough to support three "Latino effective" districts without serious gerrymandering. Ward 2 has 2,453 voting-age citizens who identified themselves as Hispanic in the 2000 Census. Wards 7 and 3 have fewer. Wards 1, 4, and 6 all have more than 1,000 citizen, voting-age Latinos. Ward 5 has another 668. In other words, the Latino population is not concentrated in a way that neutrally drawn compact districts would produce three "Latino effective" wards. That may be why plaintiffs have staked their all on a proposal that Latinos are entitled at least to proportional representation via two Latino-effective districts no matter what the consequences of race-blind districting would be. The Voting Rights Act does not require either outcome.
Because plaintiffs lack any evidence of dilution, there is no point in traipsing through the multiple factors mentioned in the 1982 committee reports. Although plaintiffs briefly mention the City's two at-large districts-at-large districts are a traditional means of reducing the influence of minority groups-they did not make much of them in the district court or here, devoting less than two pages of their brief to the subject. The at-large districts predate the 2002 reapportionment and, for all we know, long predate the presence of a substantial Latino population in Aurora. After the 2000 Census, the City increased the number of single-member districts from 8 to 10, reducing the effect of the 2 at-large districts. Any contention that the at-large districts violate §2 of the Voting Rights Act has been forfeited.
And plaintiffs have no other arguments. They ignore the fact that several wards-at least wards 3 and 7, and likely wards 1, 4, and 6 as well-contain enough Latino citizens to produce substantial influence. (Many cases, of which LULAC is again the most recent example, hold that "influence districts" count in any assessment of vote dilution. See also, e.g., Johnson v. De Grandy, 512 U.S. 997 (1994).) Plaintiffs tried for the big prize (three safe districts) but did not build the sort of factual record that creates a genuine issue for trial, even under the balancing approach of Gingles. They thought, wrongly, that all they had to do to prevail is to show that Ward 7 is not "Latino effective." That's not enough to condemn the current map. The district court's judgment therefore is AFFIRMED.
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Wondering where to eat in Rome at Christmas? Worried that the city shuts down for Christmas, or at least that it will be hard to find a place to eat?
Actually, there are lots of good options for places to eat in Rome on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Certainly on Christmas Eve and Christmas day, you will be able to eat at any of the restaurants in the 5-star hotels; many of the high-end (michelin-starred) restaurants; most of the restaurants in the Jewish Ghetto; and many ethnic restaurants. (Listed at the very bottom.)
This page is more about where to eat in Rome at Christmas, in more local and central restaurants. I've updated opening/closing dates and prices for the following restaurants for December 24, 25th and 26th, since that is a holiday too.
Just below, you can read about what people eat during Christmas in Rome.
Or you can jump down to read Where to eat in Rome at Christmas.
Aside from giving you suggestions for where to eat in Rome at Christmas, I thought you'd like to know what people eat in Rome on Christmas.
Dinner on Christmas Eve is all about fish. Which specific fish dishes people eat varies widely and often simply depends on the traditions within a given family.
The "Feast of the Seven Fishes" is part of Italian-American cuisine and you won't find it in Rome.
It's common to start Christmas day lunch with tortellini soup. Although tortellini pasta is traditionally from northern Italy, you will often find it in Roman homes and trattorias on Christmas Day. This is followed by a meat course. In my Roman mother-in-law's case, it was always roast lamb. But other meats are used as well.
For dessert, we eat panettone and pandoro, or pan d'oro. Panettone is a kind of bready tall cake, filled with either raisins or candied fruits...or even chocolate or orange. Pandoro is more of a plain spongecake, topped with powdered sugar.
Ask any Roman and they will tell you they have a strong preference for one or the other. I love panettone when there are not raisins or candied fruits involved, but otherwise, I am a pandoro girl.
If you are invited to someone's home for a holiday meal, you can't go wrong bringing a panettone or pandoro.
But you will make an even better impression if you take care to get one made at a bakery. It will cost a bit more than the ones you can find at the supermarket but there is a world of difference in the quality and the taste.
If you want to have a big Roman meal at a restaurant on Christmas day, you should consider booking in advance, as many Italians like to eat out on Christmas Day (who wants to cook and clean on Christmas?)
There are actually quite a few places where to eat in Rome at Christmas. I can't list them all here, But, I'll give you a great selection of some of my favorites. Unless otherwise noted, all meals are a la carte.
I would eat at any of the places I list on this page (otherwise I would not put them here!) But if I was going out for Christmas Eve dinner or Christmas Day lunch, these would be my first choices.
Piccolo Arancio - One of my favorite local restaurants in Rome. Although they are right near the Trevi Fountain, they are relatively un-touristy, they offer authentic, delicious food, and their prices are reasonable. Around 30 Euros per person not including drinks.
Why I'd eat here on Christmas - It's warm and homey and cozy, and I love the food.
Details: Vicolo Scanderbeg 112/113. Tel: 06 678 6139
Open December 24th and 25th for lunch only. Open December 26.
Baccano - The more I eat at Baccano, the more I love it. It's got a bright, airy ambiance, and plenty of interesting options on the menu (including big salads, foie gras, giant burgers, oysters.) They also offer many traditional Roman dishes that they do very well. It's right near the Trevi Fountain so expect other tourists, but don't let that stop you. The menu is very varied, so there is a wide price range. Something for everyone.
Why I'd eat here on Christmas: It's bound to have a nice vibrant, cheery atmosphere.
Details: Via delle Muratte, 23. Tel: 06 6994 1166
Open 365 days a year from 10am - 2am. Menu a la carte, but there's a slightly reduced menu for Christmas and New Years.
i Clementini - One of my favorite restaurants near the Colosseum, and one of the few to have excellent quality, fresh food at very fair prices. Around 30 Euros per person not including drinks.
Why I'd eat here on Christmas: First, I enjoy the food and casual ambiance. Second, this is a great area of Rome to be in any time, and certainly at Christmas! The basilica of San Clemente is right next door, (and lots of other great small churches I love are nearby.) Plus, there is a giant beautifully lit Christmas tree right by the Coliseum. So I'd spend my time before or after eating soaking up the Christmas feeling in this neighborhood.
Details: Via di San Giovanni in Laterano, 106. Tel: 06 4542 6395
Open December 24 lunch only. Open December 25 and 26, lunch and dinner. No special menu, just a la carte.
Moma - My go-to "nice" restaurant in Rome. The setting inside is subdued, romantic and elegant, but not stuffy. Add delicious, sublimely-prepared, innovative Italian food, and a superb wine selection, and you have the perfect spot for a special meal out. Located in the Piazza Barberini/via Veneto area, so you can easily get there by Metro. Around 40-50 Euros per person not including drinks.
Why I'd eat here on Christmas: This is the spot for a special or romantic dinner any time, and particularly around the holidays!
Details: via di San Basilio 42. Tel: 06 4201 1798
Open December 24, 25 and 26 for lunch and dinner. A Christmas tasting menu is available (for the entire table only.) Or, you can also choose a la carte.
All these are top-notch, well-known and loved Roman trattorias, serving traditional Roman cuisine. Unless they have a special menu, expect to spend between 35-45 Euros per person not including drinks.
Checchino dal 1887 - Open December 24 dinner only, December 25 lunch only, and both dinner and lunch on December 26. Tasting menu but also a la carte available. Via di Monte Testaccio, 30 (Testaccio). Tel: 06 574 6318
Flavio Velavevodetto - Open December 24 and 25 for lunch only, all day December 26. Via di Monte Testaccio, 97 (Testaccio). Tel: 06 5744 194.
Hosteria Grappolo D'Oro - Open for lunch and dinner December 24, 25 and 26. For Christmas Eve dinner, there is a set seafood-based menu, for 50€ a person, including wines (and it looks scrumptious!) For Christmas day lunch, there is a set menu with a mix of dishes but including tortellini soup and roast lamb. The cost is 45€ per person including wines. Finally, they have some set menus for Christmas dinner (December 25 evening) as well, between 30-40 Euros per person not including wines. Other mealtimes, everything is a la carte. Piazza della Cancelleria, 80 (Campo dei Fiori). Tel: 06 689 7080.
Two other Roman trattoria favorites, Da Cesare al Casaletto and Armando al Pantheon, are both closed all during Christmas and New Years.
So why am I calling this section "non-touristy" Roman trattorias?
Well, the above Roman trattorias, are really good, really Roman...but they are also on the guidebooks' and food-blogs' radar. And, they tend to be pretty central.
So you will find excellent Roman food, but yes, you will find plenty of tourists there also. I personally don't mind this but I know a lot of visitors to Rome want to eat "where the Romans eat."
If you want to know where to eat in Rome at Christmas with the locals, try these. You have to venture just slightly away from the tourist center, but you will very likely find the place chock-a-block with Roman families and barely a tourist in sight.
Armando a San Lorenzo - Closed December 24. Open December 25 for lunch only. Open December 26. A la carte menu, but with reduced options on Christmas Day. Piazzale Tiburtino, 1-5 (San Lorenzo/Termini). Tel: 06 4959 270.
Antico Forno a Testaccio - Open for lunch only December 24 and 25 and for lunch and dinner December 26. Via Amerigo Vespucci, 28 (Testaccio). Tel: 06 5746280
Romolo e Remo - Open December 24 for lunch only and December 25 and 26 lunch and dinner. For Christmas Day lunch, there is a special menu, for 30€ per adult, 20€ per child, not including wine. Via Pannonia, 22-26 (Porta Metronia/San Giovanni). Tel: 0677208187.
Crispi 19 - Open December 24, 25 and 26 for both lunch and dinner. On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, they have special set menus, 100€ per person (not including wine.) The Christmas Eve menu is all about fish, while the Christmas Day menu leans towards the traditional, with a modern take on tortellini soup, and other game and meat dishes. Via Crispi, 19 (Trevi Fountain/Spanish Steps). Tel: 06 678 5904
Sardegna - Open December 24, 25 and 26 for lunch and dinner. Via Sardegna 34/36 (via Veneto). Tel. 06 42016296
Le Mani in Pasta - Open December 24 and December 25 for lunch only. Via Dei Genovesi (Trastevere). Tel: 06 5816 017
I am lumping these all together just to give you some more choices where to eat in Rome at Christmas. They are all restaurants where we send our hotel guests during the year, and where we ourselves eat out as well! Unless otherwise mentioned, all meals are a la carte.
Casa Bleve - Apart from being one of the prettiest restaurants in Rome, they also have one of the most impressive wine cellars around. You will eat and drink divinely (although not inexpensively.) Open December 24 for lunch and dinner. Open December 25 and 26 for lunch only. Via del Teatro Valle, 48 (Pantheon). Tel: 06 686 5970
Trattoria Moderna - I love this trattoria for the warm, cozy yet elegant decor, the inventive and traditional dishes they serve and for the super friendly staff. Open December 24, 25 and 26. Vicolo dei Chiodaroli (Campo dei Fiori). Tel: 06 6880 3423
Urbana 47 - This modern, quirky place serves innovative yet distinctly Italian dishes in a warehouse-y chic setting. Open December 24, 25 and 26. Via Urbana 47 (Monti). Tel: 06 4788 4006
il Falchetto - A very good all-around Roman and Italian restaurant that has delicious food and friendly service. It's right between the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon, making it an excellent central place to be on Christmas. Open December 24, 25 and 26. Via dei Montecatini, 12 (Trevi Fountain). Tel: 06 679 1160.
San Marco - A pizzeria/restaurant serving fantastic wood-burning oven Roman-style pizza and plenty of other typical Roman fare, in a modern yet warm setting. Open December 24, 25 and 26. Via Sardegna 38 (via Veneto). Tel: 06 4201 2620.
Tullio - old-fashioned Tuscan-style restaurant and steakhouse with great pasta, Florentine beef and large portions. Open December 24 for lunch and dinner. Open December 25 for lunch only. Closed December 26. Via di San Nicola da Tolentino, 26 (Piazza Barberini/Via Veneto). Tel: 06 474 5560.
il Corallo - cozy pizzeria with other dishes like pastas, seafood and steaks. Open December 24, 25 and 26 lunch and dinner. For December 25 lunch, there will be a reduced a la carte menu, with more traditional dishes, and no pizza available. Via del Corallo 11 (Piazza Navona). Tel: 06 6830 7703.
Ristorarte Vegetariana Margutta - Arty, modern vegetarian restaurant. Open for lunch and dinner December 24, 25 and 26. Via Margutta, 118 (Piazza del Popolo/Spanish Steps). Tel: 06 3265 0577.
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