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February 10, 1997
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, Eastern Division.
No. 93 C 7799 Joan Humphrey Lefkow, Magistrate Judge.
Before CUMMINGS, RIPPLE, and KANNE, Circuit Judges.
On August 28, 1992, and again on August 31, 1992, Chicago Alderman Virgil Jones was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct while protesting at a Chicago Transit Authority ("CTA") construction site. Jones filed a lawsuit under 42 U.S.C. sec. 1983, alleging, among other things, that the Chicago Police officers involved in his arrest (defendants Chicago Police Commander Ronald Watson and Police Officers James Volland and William Stec) violated his Fourth Amendment right to be free from unlawful seizure. *fn1 Finding that Jones' arrest was supported by probable cause and that all defendants were entitled to qualified immunity, the magistrate judge granted their motion for summary judgment. For the reasons that follow, we affirm.
On August 28, 1992, and on August 31, 1992, Alderman Jones and a number of other public officials and private citizens went to a CTA construction site at 74th and Wood to protest what they believed to be non-compliance with minority hiring requirements at the worksite. On both occasions, Alderman Jones and some of the other demonstrators crossed from the north side of 74th Street over to the south side -- near the fence surrounding the site's perimeter. Many other protesters demonstrated on the north side of the street. Estimates of the number of protesters present at the site range from ten to fifty. *fn2 Chicago Police officers, including Commander Watson, were at the scene on both occasions. Watson testified that he had been informed that there was going to be a demonstration on the 28th and that Alderman Jones was going to stop work at the site.
The protesters who had crossed over to the south side of the street demonstrated in front of a gate that allowed access into and out of the site. The City of Chicago had previously issued a temporary driveway permit to the Walsh Construction Company to allow ingress and egress over the sidewalk at the worksite on 74th Street. The construction company laid gravel over the curb to create an inclined driveway for vehicles to pass over the curb, traverse the sidewalk and enter (or exit) the gate. *fn3 During his deposition Watson was asked "whether the CTA or any construction contractor out at that site obtained a permit to have a driveway across that public sidewalk," to which he replied, "I can only tell you that they had a permit for their construction that was posted at the site." *fn4 When Alderman Jones crossed over to the south side of the street on August 28, he attempted to read the construction permit that was posted on the perimeter fence but a worker inside the job site removed the permit so that it could not be viewed. *fn5 Jones complained to Watson that the permit was not posted and requested to see it. Jones also told Commander Watson that as an alderman he had a right to make an inspection of any construction in his ward. *fn6 Watson told Jones that if he and the other protesters blocked the gate and refused to move they would be arrested. Watson gave Jones and the other protesters several warnings to move back to the north side of the street. Shortly thereafter, those protesters in front of the gate, including Jones, were arrested and charged with disorderly conduct under the Chicago Municipal Code.
More of the same followed on August 31. Alderman Jones and other protesters stood in front of the gate, this time with their arms interlocked. Watson again informed Jones that if he blocked the gate and refused to move he would be arrested. Jones and the others protesters did not move. When Watson ordered that Jones be arrested, Jones was still standing in front of the gate with his arms interlocked with the other protesters.
Officer Volland, who arrested Jones on August 28, and Officer Stec, who arrested Jones on August 31, effected the arrests at Watson's direction.
Jones' civil rights suit alleges that he was arrested without probable cause. The parties consented to the exercise of jurisdiction by a United States Magistrate Judge. In moving for summary judgment, defendants argued that probable cause did in fact exist and in any event qualified immunity shielded them from liability. The magistrate judge agreed with defendants on both scores and entered judgment in their favor.
Standard of Review
We review a district court's grant of summary judgment and its determination that the defendants are entitled to qualified immunity de novo. Forman v. Richmond Police Department, No. 96-2091, slip op. at 8, 1997 WL 15243 *4 (7th Cir. Jan. 15, 1997); Booker v. Ward, 94 F.3d 1052, 1057 (7th Cir. 1996), petition for certiorari filed Nov. 27, 1996, 65 USLW 3433; Edwards v. Cabrera, 58 F.3d 290, 293 (7th Cir. 1995); Burns v. Reed, 44 F.3d 524, 529 (7th Cir. 1995), certiorari denied, 115 S. Ct. 2583; Maltby v. Winston, 36 F.3d 548, 555 & n.7 (7th Cir. 1994), certiorari denied, 115 S. Ct. 2576. *fn7
Qualified Immunity
The doctrine of qualified immunity shields public officials performing discretionary functions from liability for civil damages where their conduct "does not violate clearly established statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known." Harlow v. Fitzgerald, 457 U.S. 800, 818 (1982). The doctrine serves the purpose of protecting public officials " 'from undue interference with their duties and from potentially disabling threats of liability.' " Elder v. Holloway, 510 U.S. 510, 514 (quoting Harlow at 806).
In the specific context of a damages action brought under 42 U.S.C. sec. 1983 stemming from a warrantless arrest, the arresting officers will be immune from liability "if 'a reasonable officer could have believed [the plaintiff's arrest] to be lawful, in light of clearly established law and the information the arresting officers possessed.' " Hunter v. Bryant, 502 U.S. 224, 227 (quoting Anderson v. Creighton, 483 U.S. 635, 641). A warrantless arrest is lawful under the Fourth Amendment if supported by probable cause. Beck v. Ohio, 379 U.S. 89, 90. Thus, the officers are entitled to immunity if a reasonable officer could have believed that probable cause existed to support the arrest. Hunter, 502 U.S. at 228. Significantly, "[e]ven law enforcement officials who 'reasonably but mistakenly conclude that probable cause is present' are entitled to immunity." Hunter at 227; see also Edwards v. Cabrera, 58 F.3d 290, 293 (7th Cir. 1995) ("Even if probable cause was lacking . . . [the arresting officers] are entitled to immunity as long as their belief was reasonable."); Maltby v. Winston, 36 F.3d 548, 555 (7th Cir. 1994), certiorari denied, 115 S. Ct. 2576. So long as "officers of reasonable competence could disagree on this issue, immunity should be recognized." Malley v. Briggs, 475 U.S. 335, 341. As a panel of this Court put it in Jones v. City of Chicago, 856 F.2d 985, 994 (7th Cir. 1988): "only if no reasonable officer could have mistakenly believed that he had probable cause to arrest is the immunity forfeited." See also Eversole v. Steele, 59 F.3d 710, 717-718 (7th Cir. 1995) ("If a case involves a question of whether probable cause existed to support an officer's actions, the case should not be permitted to go to trial if there is any reasonable basis to conclude that probable cause existed.") (internal quotation marks and citations omitted). Guided by these principles and standards, we now consider the merits of Jones' appeal.
Jones' Disorderly Conduct Arrest
The undisputed facts of this case reveal that Commander Watson had been informed that a demonstration was to take place at the CTA construction site and that Alderman Jones intended to "stop work" at the site. Watson was aware of a permit issued by the City of Chicago for the construction site. It is also undisputed that in connection with the construction project a temporary driveway had been set up so as to allow vehicles to drive over the street curb, across the sidewalk and through a gate allowing ingress and egress to and from the site. The City of Chicago had issued a permit expressly authorizing such a temporary driveway. The demonstrators positioned themselves in front of the gate by the driveway. Although there is no evidence in the record that any work had actually commenced, Commander Watson testified workers were arriving at the site at the time of the demonstration (indeed, Jones' claim that a worker removed the permit from the perimeter fence confirms that workers were indeed present at the site) and a truck was located down the street apparently awaiting entry to the site. *fn8 Watson directed Jones to the other side of the street and warned him that if he did not go to the other side he would be arrested. Shortly thereafter he was. A repeat performance ensued on August 31 when Jones and other protesters returned, expressed the same concerns, stood with arms interlocked in front of the gate, and refused to move when directed to do so by Watson, resulting in their arrest.
On these facts, there was plainly probable cause to arrest Jones for disorderly conduct. Probable cause exists "if 'at the moment the arrest was made . . . the facts and circumstances within [the officers'] knowledge and of which they had reasonably trustworthy information were sufficient to warrant a prudent man in believing' " that the arrestee was committing an offense. Hunter, 502 U.S. at 228 (quoting Beck, 379 U.S. at 91); see also Booker v. Ward, 94 F.3d 1052, 1058 (7th Cir. 1996), petition for certiorari filed Nov. 27, 1996, 65 USLW 3433. It is wellestablished in Illinois that the act of blocking the free flow of pedestrian or vehicular traffic on public ways will support a conviction for the offense of disorderly conduct. See City of Chicago v. Fort, 46 Ill. 2d 12, 262 N.E.2d 473 (Ill. 1970) (affirming disorderly conduct convictions of individuals who, among other things, were "blocking public passage on a sidewalk" and "standing in such a way as to block the entrances to a tavern, a laundromat, and a poolroom," and who refused to disperse when directed to do so); People v. Raby, 40 Ill. 2d 392, 240 N.E.2d 595 (Ill. 1968) (affirming disorderly conduct conviction of demonstrator who blocked vehicular traffic by sitting (or lying) down in an intersection), certiorari denied, 393 U.S. 1083; City of Chicago v. Joyce, 38 Ill. 2d 368, 232 N.E.2d 289 (Ill. 1967) (affirming disorderly conduct conviction of demonstrator who sat on the sidewalk, blocking entrance to City Hall and obstructing sidewalk traffic, and who ignored order to disperse). In each of these three cases, the Illinois Supreme Court relied on the United States Supreme Court's opinion in Cox v. Louisiana, 379 U.S. 536, 554-555, wherein the Court remarked:
The rights of free speech and assembly, while fundamental in our democratic society, still do not mean that everyone with opinions or beliefs to express may address a group at any public place and at any time. The constitutional guarantee of liberty implies the existence of an organized society maintaining public order, without which liberty itself would be lost in the excesses of anarchy. The control of travel on the streets is a clear example of governmental responsibility to insure this necessary order. . . . Governmental authorities have the duty and responsibility to keep their streets open and available for movement. A group of demonstrators could not insist upon the right to cordon off a street, or entrance to a public or private building, and allow no one to pass who did not agree to listen to their exhortations. See also Bachellar v. Maryland, 397 U.S. 564, 571 (reversing convictions of anti-war protesters where the record left open the possibility that their arrests were contentbased, but noting "petitioners' convictions could constitutionally have rested on a finding that they sat or lay across a public sidewalk with the intent of fully blocking passage along it, or that they refused to obey police commands to stop obstructing the sidewalk in this manner and move on").
The Chicago Municipal Code defines the offense of disorderly conduct as encompassing, among other things, the following: knowingly:
(a) Do[ing] any act in such unreasonable manner as to provoke, make or aid in making a breach of peace; or . . .
(d) Fail[ing] to obey a lawful order of dispersal by a person known . . . to be a police officer under circumstances where three or more persons are committing acts of disorderly conduct in the immediate vicinity, which acts are likely to cause substantial harm or serious inconvenience, annoyance or alarm; or
(e) Assembl[ing] with three or more persons for the purpose of using force or violence to disturb the public peace[.] CHICAGO MUNICIPAL CODE sec. 8-4-010.
There is no dispute that Jones and his fellow demonstrators planted themselves squarely in front of the construction site gate (directly in the path of the temporary driveway that had been erected) in such a manner as would obstruct any attempt by the nearby construction truck to enter the site. In light of cases such as Fort, Raby, and Joyce, such obstruction of vehicular traffic over an authorized driveway could reasonably be regarded as disorderly conduct. It is also undisputed that Jones knew Watson to be a police officer and that Watson had given an order of dispersal that was refused by Jones. Furthermore, a reasonably prudent person could have readily concluded that the blockade of the construction site gate -- as part of a demonstration aimed at stopping work at the site -- was likely to cause serious inconvenience or annoyance. These facts plainly establish that Watson *fn9 had probable cause to arrest Jones for violation of sec. 8-4-010(d) of the municipal code. *fn10
We find it immaterial that the truck at issue may still have been located down the street at the moment that Jones and the other protesters were arrested. The record reflects that workers had arrived at the site and there can be little serious debate about the truck's ultimate destination. That Jones and the others refused to move away from the gate and driveway when instructed to do so -- going so far as to lock arms together on the second occasion -- plainly manifested their intent (consonant with Watson's understanding that Jones' objective was to "stop work" at the site) to preclude persons or materials from passing through the gate. Indeed, if the demonstrators' purpose was anything other than blocking movement through the gate it is difficult to imagine why they would insist on positioning themselves in front of the gate. Under these circumstances, Watson could reasonably have concluded that Jones' conduct constituted disorderly conduct even without forcing the issue by signaling the truck driver to approach the gate for purposes of testing the demonstrators' resolve. Cf. Bachellar, 397 U.S. at 571 (noting "petitioners' convictions could constitutionally have rested on a finding that they sat or lay across a public sidewalk with the intent of fully blocking passage along it").
The other arguments raised by Jones in an effort to vitiate the probable cause determination are equally unavailing and merit little discussion. In brief, Jones argues that the construction activity taking place at the CTA site was unlawful because the building permit was invalid and because a Chicago noise control ordinance prohibits certain construction activities before eight o'clock in the morning. There is no reason to address the merits of these contentions, for even if Jones were correct in his assertions it would not alter our probable cause determination. The City's disorderly conduct ordinance contains no vigilante exception and there is simply no basis for Jones' position that he was somehow entitled to disregard Watson's dispersal orders and block the gate simply because he was of the opinion that unauthorized activity was taking place at the site. To the extent that Jones believes that Watson was required to investigate his contention that the contractor lacked a valid permit before Watson could arrest him, he is mistaken. This Court has consistently held that "once police officers have discovered sufficient facts to establish probable cause, they have no constitutional obligation to conduct any further investigation in the hopes of uncovering potentially exculpatory evidence." Forman v. Richmond Police Dept., No. 96-2091, slip op. at 20, 1997 WL 15243 at *12 (7th Cir. Jan. 15, 1997) (collecting cases); see also Kompare v. Stein, 801 F.2d 883, 890 (7th Cir. 1986) ("the police . . . have no constitutional duty to keep investigating a crime once they have established probable cause") (internal quotation marks and citations omitted). As explained above, the facts and circumstances known to Watson at the time of Jones' arrest amply supported a probable cause determination. Accordingly, further investigation was unwarranted. We further note that there is no evidence in the record that Watson entertained any doubt as to the lawfulness of the construction activity at the site, nor can we conclude that Jones' mere assertions that the construction was unlawful were sufficient to create such doubt as would require further investigation.
Having determined that Jones' arrest was supported by probable cause, we conclude that his claim under 42 U.S.C. sec. 1983 is defeated. Schertz v. Waupaca County, 875 F.2d 578, 582 (7th Cir. 1989) (noting that "the existence of probable cause for arrest is an absolute bar to a section 1983 claim for unlawful arrest"). Thus our inquiry is complete and we need not reach the issue of whether defendants are shielded from liability under the doctrine of qualified immunity.
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BLUMER, APPELLANT,v.DORFMAN
Appeal from judgment of Court of Common Pleas, Trial Division, of Philadelphia, March T., 1962, No. 4023, in case of Anna Blumer v. Martin Dorfman.
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This is an appeal by Anna Blumer, plaintiff-appellant, from the order of the Court of Common Pleas No. 2, Philadelphia County, which granted the motion for judgment on the pleadings by Martin Dorfman, the defendant-appellee. In this action in assumpsit appellant attempted to collect from appellee damages totaling $5,925.84, which appellant alleged that she incurred in connection with the lease or occupancy of appellant's
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real property at 1900 North 32nd Street in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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year and the landlord and tenant have recognized its rightful existence by claiming and admitting liability for the rent, in which case the tenancy shall become one from year to year."
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and to assume all the lessee's obligations under the former lease."
Finally, in support of her claim for the unpaid rentals of $250 per month from March, 1961, to January, 1962, appellant alleged in paragraph 9 of her complaint that the defendant personally used and occupied the premises, and that the reasonable value of such use was the claimed amount. In my opinion, appellant has thus properly stated a cause of action in assumpsit.
For the above reasons, I respectfully dissent and would remand the case to the lower court for trial.
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This was a great Malaysian Indian lunch and was washed down with their tea tarik with 'kurang manis' which is less sugar.
food used to be good but this time i "specifically" ordered "hot and spicy" chicken for take away.. but chicken was so sweet like a doughnut, i threw up after just eating a bite. i called them regarding this the next day and talked to the man in-charge. instead of apologizing and admitting the mistake he said it is supposed...
I often go here. the best indian food in melbourne - yummy food for all - vegetarian and meat dishes. vegetarian eggplant is best
Had a fabulous lunch of a chicken and a beef curry puffs, lunch special of fish curry, rice and 2 veg and their mamak Rojak and also teh tarik.
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I HATE webmail!!! I pick up my messages in Outlook 2010, where I have my SPAM folder disabled (i.e., nothing goes to JUNK; all goes to INBOX). Webmail is labor intensive and just plain annoying!
Recently upgraded to U-Verse. Because I failed to receive an ebill from one of my creditors, I went looking in webmail just in case it was there, which it wasn't, so to the best of my knowledge, that wasn't an AT&T failure.
However, the SPAM folder in webmail had tons of messages, many of which were IMPORTANT!!!! No wonder I thought that nobody responded to my craigslist ad! The fact that they went into SPAM there apparently caused them to not load to my Outlook INBOX. (How many previous messages were withheld from me in this manner?)
My attempted "emergency" fix was to set my Outlook junk folder to "high" so spam will hopefully land there, but it didn't help. To get these messages into Outlook I have to go into webmail and forward them to myself!
My real question is: Is there a way to tell AT&T/Yahoo to send everything to my INBOX and nothing to SPAM?
No, I don't want to have to go into webmail and tell it that each message is not spam...it's not a case of regular senders going to SPAM, it's a case of senders who may only email me once or twice - I need to receive those messages (without going through the check-webmail-and-forward-to-myself stupidity as mentioned above)!
I don't want AT&T/Yahoo deciding what is important to me; that should by MY choice. I do not want anything ever going into a SPAM folder. I will decide what is junk and/or spam and either "unsubscribe" or report it to email@example.com as is appropriate.
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Log into the web mail as normal. Then click on the symbol that looks like a "gear" in the top right corner of the screen. Click on "mail options". On that screen, look on the left hand side and click on "Pop & Forwarding". Where it says " Access att.net Mail via POP", change it to either "Download Spam with no special indicators" or "Download Spam, but with the prefix spam".
Now your Outlook client will download your inbox and your spam folder from the webmail to your Outlook inbox. This should solve your issue you discribe above.
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Thank you so much! I don't know why every time you upgrade or change services with AT&T (or they "enhance" something) it seems to mess up something else that previously worked just fine!
Is there an update to this solution for the current version of the yahoo email web browser application? I have this same problem today and what is mentioned in this solution is not applicable to the current version of this application. There appears to be know way to tell Yahoo not to filter email messages.
Bottom line is that I DO NOT want AT&T/Yahoo filtering my emails based on rules unbeknownst to me. I have lost an unknown amount of important and valid emails because they went in the spam folder. I don't use the browser because it is cumbersome, feature lacking and UNBELIEVABLY SLOW. I don't want to have to remember to check back every month to see what Yahoo has filtered out. It's bad enough that they will only keep them for 1 month before discarding them.
I want full control of the rules for filtering out spam and if I can't set those rules, DON'T FILTER ANYTHING.
I talked to AT&T support and got the deer stunned in the headlights response (silence) followed by suggesting use the email browser application to mark messages in the spam folder as not spam. Not very helpful. It sounded like they thought everybody used the browser application. I tried to explain how awful it was compared to a real email client application but I apparently failed. Then they pawned the problem off on Yahoo by saying that AT&T only uses the email services of Yahoo and they are the ones to change things. I asked for my case to be escalated to Yahoo which they agreed to do. I asked if anyone would follow up with me and they said yes but it would take an unpredicatble amount of time. Besides maybe their response will be sent to the spam folder.
The solution provided does not apply to the version of the AT&T web browser in use today. First under the gear icon there is no mention of "mail options". there is 'settings". clicking on that displays no "pop & forwarding" option. this solution must be for an old version of the web interface. It doesn't apply to what I am seeing. Perhaps I'm looking in the wrong place. I would really appreciate it if you would supply the complete procedure from beginning to end including what URL to use. I am using www.att.net, signing in, and going to mail.
BTW, when I posted my original query I checked the box to be notified by email if someone responds. I did not get an email. Maybe it got routed to SPAM...
PLEASE allow users to disable spam at the webmail level. I do not use webmail and have never used webmail with my old provider. I do not want the extra steps and time to check webmail to see if anything is stuck in spam. I, too, found this on accident when looking at the webmail for a sent item...only to discover items that were trapped in spam w/o my knowledge. All of the blocked items were legit. They are also not coming from frequent senders so 'not spam' is not a viable solution.
I understanding protecting folks that don't have tools or systems in place for this but it's added wasted time and effort for people who have software and systems to protect themselves. Make it the non-default option so you're protecting people and allowing semi-advanced users a chance to handle it on their own. Include a "proceed at your own risk" waiver or acknoweldgement if you're worried about getting sued by someone who got a virus.
I too would like to turn this off, but it sounds like there is no one listening. Not even a single response from AT&T to any of the posts this year! This is sure a good indication of how much AT&T repects their customer's viewpoints, or not.
How do I disable my bellsouth.net server spam filter? I use OE Classic on my computer. Email downloads fine and are deleted once downloaded, BUT, also from the spam folder emails have added [bulk] to the subject and my software also downloads from the spam folder forever. I'd like to NOT have any email going to the spam folder. How to delete the spam folder or disable the spam filter? Seems any ability to do show simply does not exist. Bummer.
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The United States Supreme Court ruled in favor of Illinois and argued that the Fourteenth Amendment was designed to protect against race discrimination only…" Gibson, 2007, Background to Muller v. Oregon section ¶ 1). The Court ruled that the Fourteenth Amendment did not include the protection of women's rights.
The following depicts Justice Bradley's concurring opinion regarding Bradwell's
Man is, or should be, woman's protector and defender. The natural and proper timidity and delicacy which belongs to the female sex evidently unfits it for many of the occupations of civil life. The constitution of the family organization, which is founded in the divine ordinance, as well in the nature of things, indicates the domestic sphere as that which properly belongs to the domain and functions of womanhood.... The paramount destiny and mission of woman are to fulfill the noble and benign offices of wife and mother. This is the law of the Creator. (20-21) Background to Muller v. Oregon section, ¶ 3).
Bradwell v. Illinois (1979) constitutes the first case initiated in a long line of cases that denied women protection against sex. This study examines five cases from the long line of cases relating to women's rights, from the past. As noted in this paper's introduction, the following five cases serve as samples of cases relating to women's rights:
1. Reed v. Reed, 404 U.S. 71 (1971)
2. Craig v. Boren, 429 U.S. 190 (1976)
3. United States ex-rel Robinson v. York, 281 F. Supp. 8 (D. Conn. 1968)
4. Liberti v. York, 28 Conn. Supp. 9, 246 a.2d 106 (S. Ct. 1968)
5. Estelle v. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97 (1976):
Reed v. Reed, 404 U.S. 71 (1971)
The Oyez Project recounts that in regard to Reed v. Reed (1971), the Idaho Probate Code specified that "males must be preferred to females" in appointing administrators of estates (1971, p. 1). Following the death of the adopted son of Sally and Cecil Reed, who were estranged and separated at this time, both sought to be named as the administrator of their son's estate. When the Probate Code appointed Cecil as administrator of the estate, Sally challenged the law in Court. The primary question this case addressed, queried: "Did the Idaho Probate Code violate the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment?" (the oyez…, 1971, p. 1). The decision regarding this case was unanimous in regard to the Court's argument that giving either sex over members of the other mandatory preference simply to accomplish the elimination of hearings on the merits, makes the arbitrary legislative choice the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment forbids.
Ultimately, the Court held the law's dissimilar treatment of men and women to be unconstitutional. "[T]he choice in this context," the court determined may not lawfully be mandated solely on the basis of sex." (the oyez…, 1971, p. 1)
Craig v. Boren, 429 U.S. 190 (1976)
In response to an Oklahoma law prohibiting the sale of "nonintoxicating" 3.2% beer to males under the age of 21 and to females under the age of 18, the focus for Craig v. Boren (1976), as briefly noted in this paper's introduction, a licensed vendor, along with Curtis Craig, at the time between the ages of 18 and 21, and challenged the Oklahoma law as discriminatory. For this case, the Court considered the question: "Did an Oklahoma statute violate the Fourteenth Amendment's Equal Protection Clause by establishing different drinking ages for men and women?" ?(the oyez…, 1976, p.1). The decision merited a 7-to-2 vote.
The Court found that the Oklahoma statute did make unconstitutional gender classifications. "The Court held that the statistics relied on by the state of Oklahoma were insufficient to show a substantial relationship between the law and the maintenance of traffic safety. Generalities about the drinking habits of aggregate groups did not suffice" ?(the oyez…, 1976, p.1). In addition, the Court found that in the case the Twenty-first Amendment did not alter the application of the Equal Protection Clause. United States ex-rel Robinson v. York, 281 F. Supp. 8 (D. Conn. 1968)
In United States ex-rel Robinson v. York (1968), M. Popiel (1980) explains, the Court considered the argument the Courts had previously rejected until the late 1960's that disparate sentencing violated the equal protection clause of the Constitution.. The United States District Court for the District of Connecticut held for Robinson v. York that State statutes which mandated sex-based disparate sentencing violated the equal protection clause.
As a result of the determination regarding Robinson v. York (1968), along with the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision regarding Commonwealth v. Daniel (1968) and the 1973 New Jersey Supreme Court following suit in State v. Chambers., statutory sentencing schemes treating men and women differently are not likely to withstand challenge . Retrieved April 3,
2009, fromStill, a broad discretionary power vested in sentencing judges and parole boards continues to exist, permitting gross and irremediable violations of equal protection. Popiel (1980) purports:
Violations are virtually invisible; only the decision itself can be scrutinized, and the means through which the decision was reached remain hidden. It is suggested that the solution to violation of the equal protection clause is to limit the discretionary power of sentencing judges and parole boards. This can be achieved by providing a mechanism to review sentencing and related decisions and by limiting the factors which may lawfully be considered. The proposed limitation demands some modification of the rehabilitative model. The judge or parole board should not be permitted to delve into every aspect of the offender's background and personality. Reviewing sentences and parole decisions, structuring discretion, and maximizing consistency through use of guidelines are recommended to improve the present system of discriminatory individualized sentencing. (Popiel, 1980, Abstract)
Liberti v. York, 28 Conn. Supp. 9, 246 a.2d 106 (S. Ct. 1968)
Barbara Allen Babcock (1975) recounts the case of Liberti v. York (1968) in Sex Discrimination and the Law: Causes. In this case, a Connecticut superior Court challenges considerations relating to a 'legitimate basis' for that state's sex-differential sentencing statute. Although the researcher invested a number of hours searching for more information regarding Liberti v. York, the researcher ultimately surmised that a dearth of information exists regarding this particular case. What the researcher surmised from the minimal retrieved literature was that in Liberti v. York, the U.S. Supreme Court held that as males convicted of the same crime could only be sentenced to a maximum of one year, while the female plaintiff's indeterminate sentences of up to three years simultaneously violated the equal protection clause. Basically, prior to Liberti v. York, women received longer prison sentences than males. The determination of Liberti v. York, albeit reportedly settled that particular problem. (***source needed here)
Estelle v. Gamble, 429 U.S. 97 (1976)
In Estelle v. Gamble (1976), he U.S. Supreme Court established framework for evaluating medical care in the prison setting with this prohibition against "deliberate indifference" to the inmates' serious illness or injury. The Court concluded that as the incarcerated inmate must rely on prison authorities to treat his/her medical needs, and if the prison authorities neglect to ensure the inmate's medical needs are met, they will not be met. The Eighth Amendment purports that the deliberate indifference to medical needs constitutes the unnecessary and wanton infliction of pain." In addition, when indifference prohibits treatment of the inmate's medical needs, it does not matter whether the prison doctor (by his/her response to the inmate's medical needs) or by the correctional officers (by intentionally denying or delaying access to medical care or intentionally interfering with the treatment once the physician recommenders it) initiates the indifference, the prison maintains the responsibility for the neglect. (Morrison, 1996).
Estelle v. Gamble relates to the medical issues available for women inside the prison systems. Although the case did not directly qualify as a woman-specific case, following its ruling, prisons began to set the guideline standards from this case as for providing adequate medical care for incarcerated women with medical conditions. The primary fact, the researcher asserts, behind this case is the fact it brought the medical attention needed to ensure the prisons provided proper medical care to prisoners who needed treatment (***). The Supreme Court's ban on cruel and unusual punishment initially intended to prevent physical mutilation and torture
Today, particularly in the context of the death penalty, cruel and unusual punishment proves to be a matter of extreme controversy (Morrison, 1996, p. 111).
Peter M. Carlson and Judith Simon Garrett (1999) report in Prison and jail administration: practice and theory, that even though the equal protection clause primarily protects members of racial minorities the clause ultimately evolved into a broad charter of equal treatment. Its current reach extends beyond race to protect aliens, women, illegitimates and other insular or discrete minorities. In the political process, these particular groups have reportedly…[continue]
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This made the United States the only Western nation to criminalize contraception at that time (Time). While women (and men) continued to illegally access birth control, often using devices labeled differently for contraceptive purposes, it would be decades before birth control could be openly used within the United States. In 1916, Margaret Sanger opens the first birth control clinic in the United States, but it is shut down in
WOMEN'S RIGHTS: EQUALITY IN THE WORKFORCE, EQUAL PAY Women's Rights: Equality in the Workplace, Equal Pay Legislative background. The word "sex" is always an attention-getter, and when used in legislation, it can be polarizing. Public Law 82-352 (78 Stat. 241) was passed by Congress in 1964 as a civil rights statute. The Law made it a crime to discriminate in all aspects of employment on the basis of race and sex. Representative
Women's Rights Traveling outside one's own homeland will present certain challenges if not problems. It is important to realize that the world is a diverse place where many standards of action vary from place to place. This variance requires an individual wishing to navigate a culture without issue to inform himself of the cultural differences that may arise in this advancement. The purpose of this essay is to examine the role of
But sometimes the victims themselves are afraid to voice their grievances in the public because speaking up entails shame, ostracization, and even extra-judicial killings. The victims can express their grievances in public "only at certain times and in certain ways" because their rights are infringed on social and cultural levels (Dewey). The fact that cultural and traditional beliefs and attitudes contribute to violations of women's rights in a systematic manner
Examples of successful women abound in recent history, evidenced by the recognition of Oprah Winfrey as one of the wealthiest and most powerful individuals in the entertainment/news industries, Venus Williams as one of the highest paid tennis professionals-male or female-in the world, and the countless examples of prominent women in medicine, law, business and more. An interesting aside to the consideration of Winfrey and Williams, as well as Dr. Rice,
The intended audience is the general reader, scholars and historians. Overall, this work is highly-valuable as a source for all those wishing to understand the complexities of the women's movement in the 20th century. Google Book Search: (http://books.google.com/books?vid=ISBN0838632238&id=bw9TzuCg-XYC&pg=PA1&lpg=PA1&dq=women%27s+rights+movement&sig=7y7B0ojdo7sgtl_agde_B1PdVnE#PPP10,M1). Law, Cheryl. Suffrage and Power: The Women's Movement, 1918-1928. New York: I.B. Tauris & Company (Palgrave Macmillan), 1997. 260 pages ISBN This book by acclaimed scholar Cheryl Law of New York University examines how the
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by Woolf, Virginia. adaptation pour la scène de Darryl Pinckney et Robert Wilson. Texte français de Jean-Michel Déprats
Paris: Actes Sud-Papiers, 1993. 39p. Text in French. Very good. Lightly soiled porous paper covers. One of his first professional works. A theatre text (a play developed in collaboration with director Robert Wilson). Originally produced in 1989, this is the French edition released in 1993. (Inventory #: 205835)


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Beacon credited with quick rescue of teen sailor Abby Sunderland
At 5:20 a.m. on June 10, an alarm sounded at the U.S. Coast Guard's Pacific Area Command Center here in Alameda. A California-based sailor had set off an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB), and the signal had bounced from a satellite to the Alameda command center, where the vessel's name and an emergency contact appeared on a screen.
The vessel's name was Wild Eyes, and the contact was Laurence Sunderland, whose 16-year-old daughter, Abby, was attempting to become the youngest sailor to circumnavigate the globe. And one of the Coast Guard commanders who helped coordinate efforts to rescue Abby credited the EPIRB with helping to quickly facilitate her rescue.
Within 45 minutes of Abby's activation of the beacon – one of two she activated and three onboard – the Coast Guard was able to pinpoint her location in the Indian Ocean. And they began coordinating her rescue with their counterparts in France and Australia.
"We knew exactly where she was at," Senior Chief Petty Officer Douglas Samp, who took charge of the center two hours after the distress call came in, said in an interview this week.
The device, which looks like a walkie talkie on steroids, can cost anywhere from $300 for a small, personal locator to $2,000 for a more deluxe version. But Samp said it's essential equipment for sailors, even if they're just out for a jaunt on San Francisco Bay.
"You could be in the middle of the Bay, but if nobody knows you're in trouble, you might as well be in the middle of the Indian Ocean," Samp said.
He credited a similar device with helping to save the crew of the J World, which hit a pod of whales and sank during the Baja Ha-Ha race in 2009. He said that the Coast Guard was able to get to the crew's life raft, which was 200 miles south of San Diego, about three hours after they activated the device.
A recent Coast Guard blog post on Abby's rescue said that since 1982, the devices have saved 26,000 mariners across the globe.
Samp said the Pacific Area Command Center gets about 1,200 EPIRB alarms a year, though only about five percent of those end up being actual distress calls (the rest are false alarms).
If the device is properly registered, the Coast Guard will receive the vessel's name, emergency contact and other information. And if it's a newer model of the device, authorities will have an easier time pinpointing its owner's location.
EPIRBs have been available since the 1970s, but the technology has vastly improved in the last few years. The 406 megahertz beacons that have become available over the last few years are less prone to interference than earlier models because they are on a dedicated frequency.
When Samp was stationed in Guam, he got a number of distress calls that turned out to be signals from a malfunctioning cable wire in the Northern Mariana Islands, the 20-year Coast Guard vet said.
Abby is expected to arrive at Reunion Island, which is near Madagascar, today or Friday, according to her blog. According to news reports, she is "in awe" of the coordinated, international effort to rescue her. A French fishing vessel picked her up three days after she set her distress beacon off.
And while the devices are not required, Samp said the Coast Guard highly recommends that all sailors – from transoceanic travelers to boaters cruising the Delta – purchase one.
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The sequel to the New York Times Bestseller! Searching the bowels of the earth for his lost dad, Will stumbles across the Styx's diabolical plan to extinguish all Topsoilers. Dig DEEPER!
In TUNNELS, boy archaeologist Will Burrows went in search of his missing father--and discovered a sinister subterranean world. Now, wandering the dark, hot bowels beneath the
The sequel to the New York Times Bestseller! Searching the bowels of the earth for his lost dad, Will stumbles across the Styx's diabolical plan to extinguish all Topsoilers. Dig DEEPER!
In TUNNELS, boy archaeologist Will Burrows went in search of his missing father--and discovered a sinister subterranean world. Now, wandering the dark, hot bowels beneath the Colony with his best friend, Chester, and his brother, Cal, Will stumbles across the Styx's dastardly plan to exterminate all Topsoilers by unleashing a lethal plague. Slowly he begins to piece together the plot. But how can Will save the Topsoilers from annihilation when his own life is at risk--and his killer stepsister is still at large?
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This volume begins exactly where Tunnels (Scholastic, 2008) ended-with Will, Chester, and Cal on a train taking them away from the Colony to the deeper underground wilds. The authors waste no time with backstory and leap straight into the plot; they maintain a frenetic pace throughout via short chapters and nonstop action. The Styx, who tortured children in the last book, prove to be even more malevolent in this one. After teaming up with two renegades in the Deep, Will discovers that the Styx are planning to kill all of the humans living Topsoil so that the Colony can reclaim the Earth. Determined to stop them and to find his father, who is wandering lost in this underground world, Will is constantly running for his life, enduring hardships or caught in skirmishes with the militant Styx. There are dark moments in this book-references to torture, drug use, and intense violence-and several important characters die, but the pace is so rushed that readers have no time to dwell. Purchase where Tunnels is popular or where there is a need for action/adventure for readers who aren't afraid of the dark.-Caroline Tesauro, Radford Public Library, VA
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RODERICK GORDON and BRIAN WILLIAMS are coauthors of the international bestsellers TUNNELS, DEEPER, FREEFALL, and CLOSER. Williams divides his time between London and his native Liverpool; Gordon lives with his wife and children in Norfolk, England.
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I would recommend this book to anybody who likes fast, exciting action. Good for any age (<12), and it is so exciting! I can visualize this book so well in my mind, it's awesome. YOU MUST READ THIS SERIES!!!
As the ending of Tunnels, Deeper is the next chapter of the main character, Will. Will finds himself inside the earths crust. Will, Chester his friend, and Cal his brother, finds themselves in the deeps where they meet two new friends, Drake and Elliot. They had to fight the evil creatures named Styx. They plan to kill all man kind above by they call "Top Soil/" They plan to kill us with the Dominion virus. But to find out what happens, start from the beginning, to the end. Tunnels, Deeper, Freefall, and closer.(When Closer comes out next year) Beware what lies underneath us, for it may be our worst nightmare! But for now we can only wait till we have to fight! Self Info: I think this book was great1 I loved the first book "Tunnels" and "Deeper!" I've already finished Freefall which is the third one of these series! A while ago, I sent the authors an e-mail, a few months later, they e-mailed me back! But to warn you all, these books have a lot of sadness and death in them as well as adventure and mystery.
I love this series of books! The authors have created such a unique and thrilling storyline. This is a definite page-turner and I would recommend it to anyone. The uniqueness will keep you wanting to read more. I cannot wait until Freefall comes out!
This book is awesome. I loved how the artwork was done, how they wrote it, and most of all the whole story. If you see this book you have to buy it.
Good book, although I was disappointed in Will's behavior at the end of the book. I thought that he would have been more proactive about his actions and follow thorough with what Elliott had planned. Throughout the book, he was always there to protect his little brother Cal and he just wasn't there for him at the end. Very sad...
I was hooked with Tunnels, and this book picks up right where that one left off. It also has new things to add, and definately some surprises, some even sad. I cannot wait for the next release!
After digging through the subterranean world of modern-day London in search of his father, fourteen-year-old Will Burrows ended up on the run from the diabolical Styx army with his best friend, Chester, and his newly discovered brother, Cal. As they travel deeper into the earth, they find dangers none of them ever dreamed possible. And the worst danger of all is the one from Will's murderous sister, Rebecca, who is leading the Styx army in an evil plot that threatens to wipe out those living above ground. But with their lives at risk far below, can Will and his small band of friends stay alive long enough to save those above? I enjoyed reading DEEPER even more than I enjoyed the first book, TUNNELS. The dark caverns of this book wound me along at a quick pace as it led me deeper and deeper into the story. I found myself happily submerged in the deeper and darker lives and trials of these characters. It wasn't as slow going as the first book since Gordon and Williams excavated and laid the groundwork for a solid underground world in TUNNELS. As a result, the plot and character development moved along at a much smoother pace in DEEPER. I am looking forward to the sequel so I can FREEFALL further into the depths of these characters' lives.
This sequel heightens the drama and the underlying story in far more detail. The first book is mostly about setting up the world and the characters, but Deeper reveals that there's a much larger world with powerful players and much at stake. It also sets up what should prove to be an interesting plot in the book after this one. As such, there are more layers of conflict and more elements of social commentary. Will unwittingly stumbles upon a war that's been going on for hundreds of years, and doesn't yet realize that he probably has a part to play for good. In addition, the themes of power and oppression from a ruling class who doesn't care about human life as well as the effect that religion has to blind its followers to a great tragedy going on around them or through them gives this fantasy tangible elements to the real world. On the other hand, Tunnels is an exclusively original fantasy, which makes it engaging and imaginative in other ways. The elements throughout and the back-story on how this underworld was created are unique to this tale. Certainly, this isn't the first time that a story has been told about people going down into the earth's crust, Journey to the Center of the Earth being the most popular. However, the world created in the Tunnels series is entirely unique to this subterranean fantasy. There are no elves or dragons, no vampires or werewolves and the only magic that shows up is through scientific discovery. I recommend this to any readers 11+. -Lindsey Miller, lindseyslibrary
This was an extremely interesting book. I read Tunnels last year, and was immediately caught up in the intense plotline. Will's relations with both the Topsoil world and the Colony bring together a deep, dark, intriguing underworld and a normal, bright, London above. Gordan and Williams have certainly made a splash with this series. This book was full of fantastical creatures and unbelievable circumstances. This is definitely a story for science fiction/fantasy readers, though it may be enjoyable for other readers as well. It is located in the teen section of Barnes and Noble, and, being a teen, I found it to be one of my favorites. This would be a great gift to a son or daughter, niece or nephew for their birthday or Christmas (but I would suggest that you purchased Tunnels first). I would recommend this book to any teen. It was a great read, and I hope that others can enjoy it, too.
The first book, "Tunnels," brings the characters to life. This second book, "Deeper," pits the characters not only against good and evil, but also each other. The authors have done a great job of creating a very interesting setting for this second book. I look forward to the third book in this series, as each book seems to draw you in further with the lives of the characters. Great fun reading for the whole family.
This sequel finds 14 year old Will Burrows, his younger brother Cal and friend Chester journey further underground into The Deeps; a place where those banished from the Colony are not expected to survive. They try to find Will's stepfather Dr Burrows, who wanders alone compiling a journal of it's hidden depths and seeking clues to a lost civilisation - quite oblivious to any danger, even when a large arachnid takes a liking to him! The boys struggle with the many adversities they face, in a world of everlasting darkness, exhausting heat, prehistoric creatures, deadly caves and vast expanses of desert, lava tubes and sea - to name but a few! They are befriended by renegades Blake and Elliott (girl), who are resilient and inventive in surviving the dangerous and difficult conditions. However, when they find that a small army of Styx is closing in on them, pursuing them day and night, they soon realise that it is `Will' who they are hunting - but why and by whom takes them by surprise. In The Deeps the Styx have been devising a weapon that will cleanse the world of the sinners who live above ground (Topsoilers - us!), enabling them to return to the surface and regain what they see is rightfully theirs. Will eventually comes face to face with his adoptive sister Rebecca and realises that she is at the heart of the plan, but - she is not alone!! I would say this sequel is suited to ages 11+ (fluent readers). I see it appealing to children, teens and adults who enjoy a fast paced, action-packed `dark' adventure, nail biting suspense and a few surprises along the way - some more grisly than others! Deeper gets off to a flying start and retains it's momentum with three contrasting stories of Will, Sarah Jerome and Dr Burrows. After the frantic journeys to exotic places in the far reaches of the Deeps, I was ready for the dramatic finale at The Pore. A thrilling end, not without death and sorrow (will say no more!), with also a flavour of what may follow. The characters are believable and compelling, pushed to extremes their insecurities are heightened and their courage and friendship tested. I particularly enjoyed the stories of Sarah and Cal, who both faced such diverse emotions. Sarah with her strength and survival instincts, but what a contrast when she opens up about losing her baby - a mother and a heroine for me. The early exuberance of Cal was soon eroded by his time in The Deeps, despite Will's best efforts to protect his young brother, and I found myself wanting to rescue him from the physical and emotional pain he endured. The fluent and descriptive writing made this menacing and oppressive subterranean world below the streets of London, come alive for me. The attention to detail and vivid imagery so meticulously formed in Tunnels has paid off, making this sequel a sensational and rewarding read.


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- 8 ounces cream cheese, softened
- 6 ounces canned tuna, drained and flaked
- 1⁄2 cup thinly sliced green onion
- 1⁄4 cup mayonnaise
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 3⁄4 teaspoon curry powder
- 1 teaspoon crushed black pepper
- In a large bowl, combine all the ingredients together.
- serve with bread or crackers or as a sandwich spread.
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MMM! I made this today and ate it in a low carb tortilla. The lemon juice and curry really add a punch to it that I enjoyed. Thanks:)
I had this for lunch today and enjoyed it. I used fat free mayo and cream cheese to fit my dietary requirements and skipped the onion because I am not a fan of raw onions. What I ended up with was a bit like a pate in texture and I think would go well with crackers. I served it this time as sandwiches with pickles and it was good that way too but I am sure the crackers are the right direction for it. Made for Ramadan tag.


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bind experimentation
this is a newbie question i wish i would not have to ask... but here I am...
first a quick lay of the land:
vps (burstnet uk) running CentOS Linux 6.5, webmin, virtualmin
one domain name "domain.co.uk" and thank to virtualmin some web sub servers server1.domain.co.uk, server2.domain.co.uk etc.... all under bind9 supervision (configured automaticaly by virtualmin)
my first experiment would be to use bind on the vps to "redirect" serverXX.domain.co.uk to a fixed IP4 address w.x.y.z
after plenty of reading, i added one record (address) to the master zone domain.co.uk pointing to w.x.y.z
it now shows on the address list but any attempt to use serverXX.domain.co.uk from a web browser will end up being served by the "default" apache server running on the VPS.
Have I forgotten a key stage in the process?
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Delete the sub server for serverXX.domain.co.uk and create a DNS record for serverXX under the virtual server for domain.co.uk -> Administration -> DNS Records. Since you don't need to create a website and email accounts for serverXX.domain.co.uk, you don't need to create a virtual server for it.
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thank for this quick reply... I actually have not created the serverXX.domain.co.uk subserver...
all i did was to use webmin module bind to add a record to master zone "domain.co.uk"...
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I checked on the virtualmin side, home.domain.co.uk is already a DNS record of domain.co.uk
(not really a surprise!!! i checked HOST zone file and was there!!)
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