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JANE HYDE RASMUSSEN ET AL., PETITIONERS,v.THE SUPERIOR COURT OF ORANGE COUNTY, RESPONDENT; PRAVEEN BUNYAN ET AL., REAL PARTIES IN INTEREST.
Orange County JCCP No. 4392 Ct.App. 4/3 G042454
This matter, involving a church property dispute, is before this court for the second time. (See Episcopal Church Cases (2009) 45 Cal.4th 467.) St. James Parish in Newport Beach (St. James Parish) was a parish within the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles (Los Angeles Diocese), a diocese within the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America (Episcopal Church). The parish has disaffiliated from the diocese and the national church and joined another church. The national church and St. James Parish both claim ownership of the church building that St. James Parish used and the property on which the building stands.
The Los Angeles Diocese and certain individuals (hereafter Los Angeles Diocese) sued persons connected with St. James Parish (hereafter St. James Parish) claiming the national church owns the property. Later, the Episcopal Church intervened on the side of the Los Angeles Diocese and filed a complaint in intervention against St. James Parish, also claiming the national church owns the property. St. James Parish moved to strike the Los Angeles Diocese's lawsuit as a "strategic lawsuit against public participation," generally known as a "SLAPP suit." (See Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th at p. 473, fn. 1; Code Civ. Proc., § 425.16.) The trial court granted the motion and dismissed the action without leave to amend. It later sustained without leave to amend St. James Parish's demurrer to the Episcopal Church's complaint in intervention and dismissed that action. The Los Angeles Diocese and Episcopal Church appealed. The Court of Appeal consolidated the appeals and reversed both judgments of dismissal. It ruled that the action was not a SLAPP suit, and that the trial court erred in sustaining the demurrer. Its disposition stated, "Further proceedings shall be consistent with this opinion." We granted review to decide whether the action was a SLAPP suit and to address the merits of the property dispute.
We affirmed the judgment of the Court of Appeal, although our reasoning differed in some respects from the Court of Appeal's. (Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th at p. 493.) We stated the method courts should use in resolving church property disputes. (Id. at pp. 478-485.) Applying that approach, we also concluded, "on this record, that the general church, not the local church, owns the property in question." (Id. at p. 473; see also id. at pp. 485-493.)
On remand in the trial court, St. James Parish answered the complaint and complaint in intervention, and filed a cross-complaint against the Los Angeles Diocese. St. James Parish continues to contend it owns the property. It relies largely on a 1991 letter that, it claims, places ownership with the parish. The Los Angeles Diocese and Episcopal Church moved for judgment on the pleadings and demurred to the cross-complaint. The court denied the motion for judgment on the pleadings and overruled the demurrer. Thereafter, the Los Angeles Diocese and the Episcopal Church filed an original petition for writ of mandate in the Court of Appeal asking that court to order the trial court to vacate its previous rulings and to enter new orders sustaining the demurrer and granting the motion for judgment on the pleadings.
After issuing an order to show cause, the Court of Appeal granted the writ. The majority viewed our opinion in Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th 467, as having resolved the property dispute for all purposes, leaving nothing for the trial court to do on remand but to dispose of the cases in favor of the Los Angeles Diocese and Episcopal Church. Justice Fybel dissented. He argued that this court merely affirmed the previous judgment of the Court of Appeal, which had reversed the trial court's granting of the motion to dismiss and the sustaining of the demurrer, and ordered further proceedings consistent with its opinion. This court did not, he argued, additionally order judgment to be entered in favor of the Los Angeles Diocese and Episcopal Church.
We granted St. James Parish's petition for review, and we now conclude that the majority in the Court of Appeal erred. It is true that we "address[ed]" the merits of the property dispute because the parties had briefed the question, and it presented an important question of law. (Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th at p. 478.) Based on the arguments the parties presented, we did conclude "on this record," that the general church owns the disputed property. (Id. at p. 473.) But what we said must be viewed in light of the case's procedural posture.
The matter was before us on a summary adjudication in favor of St. James Parish. Specifically, the trial court had (1) granted a motion to dismiss the action as a SLAPP suit under Code of Civil Procedure section 425.16, and (2) sustained the demurrer. The former ruling meant the trial court had found that the action was a SLAPP suit, i.e., that the action arose out of protected activity, and that the Los Angeles Diocese had not shown a probability it would prevail. (Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th at p. 477.) The latter ruling meant the trial court had found the Episcopal Church had not stated facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. (Code Civ. Proc., § 430.10, subd. (e); see 5 Witkin, Cal. Procedure (5th ed. 2008) Pleading, §§ 951, 952, pp. 366-368.) We affirmed the judgment of the Court of Appeal, which had reversed these rulings.
But concluding, as the Court of Appeal and this court had done, that the action is not subject to dismissal as a SLAPP suit and that the demurrer should have been overruled, does not mean the actions were finally decided in favor of the Los Angeles Diocese and the Episcopal Church. St. James Parish had not even filed an answer at that stage. Although the 1991 letter was in the appellate record before us in Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th 467, St. James Parish did not rely on it in this court, no doubt due to the procedural posture of the case. The briefs in this court did not discuss it, and we did not consider it. Our opinion did not order judgment entered against the defendants before they had even answered the complaint and cross-complaint. We merely affirmed the previous judgment of the Court of Appeal, which had remanded the matter for further proceedings. Further proceedings are still necessary to finally decide the dispute. We express no opinion regarding the legal significance, if any, of the 1991 letter. We merely hold that a court must decide the question.
We reverse the judgment of the Court of Appeal and remand the matter to that court for further proceedings consistent with our opinion.
WE CONCUR: CANTIL-SAKAUYE, C.J. BAXTER, J. WERDEGAR, J. CORRIGAN, J. WILLHITE, J.*fn1
This case, first before this court in 2009, concerns a dispute between a local parish and a national church organization over ownership of certain property. Today, this case is again before this court.
In the earlier decision, captioned Episcopal Church Cases (2009) 45 Cal.4th 467, this court reviewed the Court of Appeal's decision holding that when a secular court is asked to resolve an intrachurch property dispute, the "principle of government" standard must be applied, as this is the test that California has adopted for that purpose. Under that test, the courts must, as to disputes involving a hierarchical church, accept decisions made by the highest level of the church hierarchy. Under an alternative test, the "neutral principle of law" approach, secular courts decide church property disputes by applying general, that is, neutral, concepts of trust and property law to the issue at hand.
In the earlier decision, the majority adopted the "neutral principles of law" approach. (Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th 467.) In a concurring and dissenting opinion, I agreed with the Court of Appeal that, as reflected in Corporations Code section 9142, California had adopted the "principle of government" approach for resolving intrachurch disputes about ownership of church property.
On remand to the trial court, the national church organization unsuccessfully moved for judgment on the pleadings. The church then petitioned the Court of Appeal for a writ of mandate, which the appellate court granted, directing the trial court to enter a new order granting the church's motion for judgment on the pleadings, thus resolving the property dispute in favor of the national church organization. In the Court of Appeal's view, certain language in the majority's earlier decision in Episcopal Church Cases, supra, 45 Cal.4th 467, conclusively determined that the national church organization owns the property in dispute. After granting the local parish's petition for review, the case is once again before us, this time captioned Rasmussen v. Superior Court.
In this second round, I adhere to the view expressed in my concurring and dissenting opinion in the earlier decision. Applying the "principle of government" approach here, I conclude that the Court of Appeal acted correctly when it granted the national church organization's petition for a writ of mandate and directed the trial court to grant the church's motion for judgment on the pleadings. Therefore, unlike the majority, which reverses the Court of Appeal's judgment in the matter now before us, I would affirm that court's judgment.
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COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIAv.GEORGE RAHSAAN BROOKS, APPELLANT
No. 351 Pittsburgh, 1982, Appeal from the Order of the Court of Common Pleas, Criminal Division, of Allegheny County, No. CC8107827A.
Michael J. Healey, Pittsburgh, for appellant.
Kemal A. Mericli, Assistant District Attorney, Pittsburgh, for Commonwealth, appellee.
Rowley, Johnson and Popovich, JJ.
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This is an appeal from a pre-trial order of the trial court which denied appellant's motion to quash an information charging him with assault by prisoner, assault by life prisoner and simple assault. Appellant contends that because he was subjected to prison discipline based on the same facts supporting the criminal charges, criminal prosecution is barred by the Double Jeopardy clause of the Federal and State Constitutions. U.S. Const. Amends. V and XIV; Pa. Const. Art. I, § 10.*fn1 We disagree and affirm the order of the trial court.
The facts are not in dispute. Appellant, an inmate at the State Correctional Institution at Pittsburgh, was involved in an altercation with two prison guards on October 8, 1981. Misconduct charges were filed by the guards with prison authorities and, on October 12, 1981, the prison Hearing Committee heard testimony concerning the incident from appellant and the guards. The Committee found that appellant had failed to obey an order and had attacked the guards. Appellant was placed in maximum disciplinary custody for 180 days from the date of the incident. See 37 Pa.Code §§ 95.101 et seq. The criminal complaint against appellant was filed on October 20, 1981, and the information was filed on December 9, 1981. The information is based on the same incident and conduct for which appellant was disciplined. Appellant filed his motion to quash the information on March 18, 1982 and, after a hearing, it was denied on March 23, 1982. This appeal followed.
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"Th[e] proscription against double jeopardy means that no one should be harassed by successive prosecutions for a single wrongful act and that no one should be punished more than once for the same offense." Commonwealth v. Starks, 490 Pa. 336, 339, 416 A.2d 498, 499 (1980). Citing no authority on point, appellant argues that criminal prosecution in the instant case is barred under both of the policy considerations articulated in Starks. He contends that he was "prosecuted" for misconduct, found guilty and "sentenced" to the maximum term of six months in the restrictive housing unit.*fn2 Appellant also asserts that this conclusion is buttressed by applicable regulations of the Bureau of Corrections which state in part:
These §§ 95.1-95.12 (relating to prosecution procedures) set forth the general rules of procedure by which alleged violations of the Commonwealth Penal Code shall be processed, investigated, disposed of, either by prosecution or administrative action.
37 Pa.Code § 95.2 (appellant's emphasis).
He argues that this provision, both by itself and when read in conjunction with the proscription against double jeopardy, requires that a choice be made as to whether an inmate be administratively disciplined or criminally punished, but not both. We disagree.
Initially, we reject appellant's construction of the regulations. Section 95.2 sets forth no more than the scope of §§ 95.1-95.12. It states that regardless of whether an incident is being handled by prison authorities or the police, the procedures to be followed are the same. This section does not require that a choice be made as to the method of disposition. Moreover, § 95.1 sets forth the Bureau's policy
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regarding the maintenance of law and order within prison walls:
§ 95.1. Policy.
The Bureau is committed to a policy of maintaining law and order within its jurisdiction. It will not condone violations of the Commonwealth Penal Code, whether observed by its personnel or brought to its attention by complaint of inmates. At the same time, however, it shall be recognized that in the environment of a correctional institution not every criminal act by persons already under sentence for previous violations of the Commonwealth Penal Code requires or justifies additional prosecution, either in terms of imposing an additional sentence or imposing an additional burden upon the courts or costs upon a county. If the violation is minor, or where an additional sentence would be meaningless, as in the case with some criminal offenses committed by inmates already sentenced to life imprisonment, or a long term of years, justice may best be served by taking administrative action only. Other factual situations will require prompt investigation and prosecution.
This provision, read in conjunction with § 95.2 makes it clear that, in the Bureau's view, both criminal and administrative sanctions are appropriate in some instances.
Turning to the constitutional prohibitions against successive trials, the prosecutions which may not be conducted twice are criminal prosecutions. There are many examples of administrative discipline or civil penalties being imposed upon individuals in addition to the imposition of criminal sanctions for the same conduct. Attorneys, In re Oxman, 496 Pa. 534, 437 A.2d 1169 (1981), cert. denied sub nom. Oxman v. Pennsylvania, 456 U.S. 975, 102 S.Ct. 2240, 72 L.Ed.2d 849 (1982), judges, In Re Lee, 336 So.2d 1175 (Fla. 1976), stockbrokers, People v. Barysh, 95 Misc.2d 616, 408 N.Y.S.2d 190 (N.Y.Sup.Ct. 1978), insurance agents, In Re Friedman, 72 Pa. Commw. 274, 457 A.2d 983 (1983), drivers, Keenan v. Hardison, 245 Ga. 599, 266 S.E.2d 205 (1980), vendors of alcoholic beverages, Alexander v. State,
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Ga.App. 395, 199 S.E.2d 918 (1973), and corporations, United States v. Ward, 448 U.S. 242, 100 S.Ct. 2636, 65 L.Ed.2d 742 (1980), have been subjected to discipline or civil penalties as well as criminal proceedings based on the same conduct. In criminal law, too, there are situations in which one transgression subjects a defendant to multiple proceedings. One Lot Emerald Cut Stones v. United States, 409 U.S. 232, 93 S.Ct. 489, 34 L.Ed.2d 438 (1972) (forfeiture and criminal punishment); Commonwealth v. Pierce, 497 Pa. 437, 441 A.2d 1218 (1982) (probation revocation and criminal punishment); McClure v. Com., Pa. Board of Probation and Parole, 75 Pa. Commw. 176, 461 A.2d 645 (1983) (parole revocation and criminal punishment); United States v. Barger, 458 F.2d 396 (9th Cir. 1972) (forfeiture of bail and criminal punishment for bail jumping). The reason that these multiple proceedings do not constitute double jeopardy is that they serve different purposes. Professional discipline, whether it be lawyers, judges, stockbrokers or any other avocation licensed by the state, is not for the purpose of punishing the violator but is an effort to maintain the standards of the professions and to protect the public from persons unfit to engage in them. Administrative discipline of motor vehicle drivers is an attempt to protect the traveling public from the actions of those who endanger them on the highways.
So too, in prison disciplinary proceedings, the aim is not primarily to punish but to maintain the safe, secure, rehabilitative environment of the prison community. In rejecting a Double Jeopardy claim similar to the one before us, the Supreme Court of South Dakota stated what is the view of the vast majority of American jurisdictions:
[T]he purpose of the double jeopardy clause is to require that a person be subject only once to a criminal punishment designed to vindicate public justice. We do not consider administrative discipline imposed by penitentiary officials as constituting that type of proceeding. The administrative discipline imposed by penitentiary officials is designed to serve purposes essential to the orderly
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administration of the penitentiary. A formal criminal prosecution by the state on a charge of escape, together with the attendant publicity and potentially severe punishment, is designed to vindicate the vital interest that the citizens of this state have in enforcing the law which imposes a sanction for escaping from the penitentiary. True, some of the purposes of the two types of proceedings may overlap, e.g., the deterrent effect the administrative and penal sanctions have upon others who are contemplating escape; however, other purposes served by the action taken by penitentiary officials, e.g., the necessity of promptly confining a returned escapee in order to maintain security within the institution, may be different from the purposes served by the prosecution on the charge of escape brought in the same state . . . . [Under Wolff v. McDonnell, 418 U.S. 539, 94 S.Ct. 2963, 41 L.Ed.2d 935 (1974),] the officials of the state penitentiary are required to provide an inmate notice of and a hearing on the charges on which the officials intend to impose administrative discipline upon an inmate in the way of solitary confinement or the withholding of good time. It does not follow, however, that, because penitentiary officials must adhere to the[se] due process requirements . . . before imposing solitary confinement or the loss of good time, such administrative discipline is perforce converted into a criminal proceeding for the purpose of the double jeopardy clause any more than it would follow that because the state must afford a motorist a hearing before his driver's license is revoked such revocation proceedings are criminal in nature.
State v. Weekely, 90 S.D. 192, 240 N.W.2d 80, 82-83 (1976).
Moreover, many of the procedural rights inherent in the criminal process are not constitutionally required in prison disciplinary proceedings. There is no judge empowered to impose imprisonment, no right to a jury, no right to an attorney, nor compulsory process. See Baxter v. Palmigiano, 425 U.S. 308, 96 S.Ct. 1551, 47 L.Ed.2d 810 (1976). In
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short, prison disciplinary proceedings are not criminal proceedings for double jeopardy purposes.
We also conclude that the sanction imposed by the Hearing Committee is not "criminal punishment" for double jeopardy purposes. In deciding this question, we are guided by several considerations articulated by the United States Supreme Court in Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520, 99 S.Ct. 1861, 60 L.Ed.2d 447 (1979).
Whether the sanction involves an affirmative disability or restraint, whether it has historically been regarded as a punishment, whether it comes into play only on a finding of scienter, whether its operation will promote the traditional aims of punishment -- retribution and deterrence, whether the behavior to which it applies is already a crime, whether an alternative purpose to which it can rationally be connected is assignable for it, and whether it appears excessive in relation to the alternative purpose assigned are all relevant to the inquiry . . . .
Id. at 537-538, 99 S.Ct. at 1873, 60 L.Ed.2d at 468, quoting Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez, 372 U.S. 144, 168-169, 83 S.Ct. 554, 567-568, 9 L.Ed.2d 644, 661-662 (1963).
At its core, the question is "whether the disability is imposed for the purpose of punishment or whether it is but an incident of some other legitimate governmental purpose." Id. at 538, 99 S.Ct. at 1873, 60 L.Ed.2d at 468.
While the restraint imposed by the disciplinary process is "affirmative", it is only different in degree, not in kind, from the type of sanction already lawfully imposed upon penitentiary inmates. Moreover, while scienter, retribution and deterrence are important in the disciplinary process, and while the conduct here in question is, by definition, a crime, we do not believe these factors dictate an outcome in appellant's favor.
Historically, internal prison discipline has not been viewed as criminal punishment for double jeopardy purposes. Our research has disclosed an almost unbroken chain of precedent spanning at least sixty years holding that the Double
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Jeopardy clause does not bar the imposition of both criminal and administrative sanctions based on the same misconduct. Commonwealth v. Clark, 238 Pa. Super. 519, 361 A.2d 779 (1976) and U.S. v. Stuckey, 441 F.2d 1104 (3rd Cir.), cert. denied, 404 U.S. 841, 92 S.Ct. 136, 30 L.Ed.2d 76 (1971).*fn3 Only one reported decision agrees with appellant's proposed reading of the Double Jeopardy clause. In Re Lamb, 34 Ohio App.2d 85, 296 N.E.2d 280 (1973). However, that decision has not been followed, even in its own jurisdiction. State v. Procter, 51 Ohio App.2d 151, 367 N.E.2d 908 (1977); State v. Keller, 52 Ohio App.2d 217, 369 N.E.2d 798 (1976).
Furthermore, as noted above, prison discipline is not exercised primarily to punish, but for the alternative purpose of controlling behavior in order to maintain safety, security, order and to accomplish rehabilitation. Regulations of the Bureau of Corrections make this purpose explicit:
§ 95.101. Scope and purpose.
(a) Institutional life shall be governed by standards of behavior designed to promote correctional objectives and to maintain the general welfare of the institutional community. The laws of this Commonwealth, the rules and regulations of the Bureau of Correction, and of the institution, are part of the standards of behavior governing each institution.
(b) Behavior which deviates from such standards shall be handled by staff in the manner prescribed by these provisions. Such behavior shall be evaluated within the context of the total treatment plan of the individual, the effect of such behavior upon others, and its consequences for the good order of the entire institution.
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(c) The methods used by staff shall be for the purpose of bringing about voluntary compliance with the standards prescribed. Sanctions shall be imposed only Page 364} when necessary and in the degree necessary to regulate the unacceptable behavior.
37 Pa.Code § 95.101 (emphasis supplied).
These purposes fully comport with the need to carefully structure and regulate the sensitive and often volatile environment of the prison community. In Wolff v. McDonnell, supra, the Supreme Court recognized the uniqueness of this environment:
Prison disciplinary proceedings take place in a closed, tightly controlled environment peopled by those who have chosen to violate the criminal law and who have been lawfully incarcerated for doing so. Some are first offenders, but many are recidivists who have repeatedly employed illegal and often violent means to attain their own ends. They may have little regard for the safety of others or their property or for the rules designed to provide an orderly and reasonably safe prison life. Although there are very many varieties of prisons with different degrees of security, we must realize that in many of them the inmates are closely supervised and their activities controlled around the clock. Guards and inmates co-exist in direct and intimate contact. Tension between them is unremitting. Frustration, resentment and despair are commonplace. Relationships among inmates are varied and complex and perhaps subject to the unwritten code that exhorts inmates not to inform on a fellow prisoner.
Id. at 561-562, 94 S.Ct. at 2977, 41 L.Ed.2d at 953.
The need to adequately provide for the safety and good order of penal institutions is most certainly a legitimate governmental purpose.
Moreover, the punishment imposed is, at least in this case, not excessive in relation to the governmental need for security, order and rehabilitation among its prison population. Disobeying legitimate orders of prison guards and violently attacking them disrupts the orderly and controlled environment and threatens the security of guards and inmates alike. Left unchecked, such actions would seriously
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interfere with the ability of administration officials to perform the rehabilitative and other duties they are assigned. The conditions to which appellant was subjected, see n. 2, were calculated to impress upon him and others the need to refrain from violent, disobedient and disruptive behavior. Moreover, by segregating him from the rest of the prison population, the Hearing Committee was assured that appellant could not interrupt the successful treatment of those who did abide by the prison's rules of conduct. We conclude, therefore, that the disciplinary sanction imposed upon appellant did not constitute criminal punishment within the meaning of the Double Jeopardy clause.
Finally, we note that we agree with observations made in the brief for the Commonwealth that should we accept appellant's argument we would place prison authorities on the horns of an unwarranted dilemma. If they are required to make a choice between internal discipline and criminal prosecution, they would be unable to maintain necessary order and security in their institutions. Prison officials would be forced to permit conditions inside the walls to deteriorate, foregoing security, order, safety and rehabilitation in the hope that violent inmates would be brought to trial, convicted and incarcerated in an institution with greater security. Alternatively, the prison officials could impose internal disciplinary sanctions. However, as here, six months of restricted privileges may be the maximum penalty at their disposal. Should such action preclude subsequent criminal prosecution, in many instances, the interest of society as a whole in punishing infractions of criminal law will be left unprotected. We refuse to force such a choice upon prison officials.
For all of the foregoing reasons, we conclude that the trial court was correct in rejecting appellant's contention that his having been disciplined by the penitentiary authorities precludes subsequent criminal prosecution or punishment under either Article I, § 10 of the Constitution of the
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments of the United States Constitution.
Order affirmed.
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The power to achieve mystical effects by dancing. Variation of Dance Manipulation.
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The user is able to perform a variety of mystical or supernatural effects by dancing in specific ways.
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"Alas!" said one, "what oceans yet remain
For us to sail! what labors to sustain" (Book IV).
Playing on their already frustrated emotions, they are quick to succumb when "the goddess, great in mischief, views their pains" (Virgil Book V). Stirred-up by the goddess, the women set fire to the ships, only to have them put out by the Trojans with some assistance from the gods.
Thus, this is just another example in which women are considered hindrances in the Trojan culture. Furthermore, the fact that they hinder the Trojans suggests their low position in society. Clearly, the concept of fate is very important in the Trojan society, and by attempting to thwart fate, the women are acting in a way that is contrary to Trojan beliefs and values. In addition, their grumbling and complaining makes them appear weak and unfruitful. This is especially true in the above situation. Virgil spends many lines describing the heroics of the war games that the Trojans are playing, emphasizing their strength and glory. In contrast, the women are portrayed as grumbling and crying about the situation that the Trojans are embracing. Thus, compared to the men, the women look weak and less than industrious. In addition, the fact that the women attempt to thwart the Trojans through setting fire to the ships suggests that the women are uniquely malevolent, attempting to damage the honor of their own kin. Thus, in this situation, the Trojan women are described as obstacles to the men's ambitions, in addition to obtaining a low place in society -- a place where they do not heed the values of the culture and are weaker and less loyal than their male contemporaries.
After Juno has failed in her attempt to hinder Aeneas's affairs through two incidents with women -- his love for Dido and the rebellion of the Trojan women -- she makes yet another attempt through a woman who cannot be described as low status. Like Dido, Amata, is a queen who is described sensually at first. Of course, this sensual description occurs only after Juno has infected Amata via the Fury, Juno's "darling plague, the fav'rite of her snakes," throwing the dart into her heart and making her likely to "kindle rage / And sacrifice to strife her house husband's age" (Virgil Book VII). Suddenly, Amata is filled with a rage that has begun even before infection; she determines that Turnus, a native, is worthy to marry her daughter, Lavina, while Aeneas, a foreigner, is not. As Juno's fury, in the form of a serpent slides into Amata, she is consumed by the desire to stop the Trojans and Aeneas, and is described as a sensual and powerful being. Virgil presents the reader with a picture of Amata lying, "her swelling breast / Fir'd with disdain for Turnus dispossess'd / And the new nuptials of the Trojan guest" (Book VII). Meanwhile, the fury shakes "From her black body," fixing itself "Betwixt her linen and her naked limbs" (Virgil Book VII). Like Dido, the sensual description of Amata in this book allows readers to draw the conclusion that she is a powerful, sexual woman. In addition, her convictions, as well as her ability to influence others to the point of creating a war suggest her power. Indeed, Amata is quite powerful. In order to hinder Aeneas, she manages, with the help of Juno's fury, to anger Turnus to the point where he is willing to fight. The transformation is quite stunning. When Amata first approaches the man she hopes to call her son-in-law, Turnus says:
You tell me, mother, what I knew before:
The Phrygian fleet is landed on the shore.
I neither fear nor will provoke the war;
My fate is Juno's most peculiar care.
But time has made you dote, and vainly tell
Of arms imagin'd in your lonely cell.
Go; be the temple and the gods your care;
Permit to men the thought of peace and war" (Virgil Book VII).
But just seconds later, Amata's words, helped by Juno's fury, manage to enrage Turnus and send him to meet the Trojans with war in mind. Indeed, Juno's use of Amata and Amata's rage serve as the greatest obstacles to Aeneas's ambitions, as it is Amata's and Jupiter's actions that cause the battle between the Latins and the Trojans, and while the Trojans eventually win, many die in the attempt.
Thus, this situation shows that women are seen as hindrances to men's ambitions, a commentary on their low position in society in Italy as well as in Troy. While Amata certainly does not appear to be of low status when the reader first encounters her, Virgil suggests that she is, ultimately, of a lower status than men in two regards. First, Virgil's heroes are the Trojans, and it is clear that he means the reader to see them as their protagonists. By putting Amata, and other women, in the way of the Trojans, Virgil lowers the opinion of Amata in the eyes of the reader. Amata, with her fellow female, Juno, is not only standing in the way of the protagonist, but is also standing in the way of fate, the founding of the great Roman Empire. Thus, readers see Amata as nothing but an antagonist. In addition, when Amata confronts Turnus before the Fury enters him, Turnus suggests that women are valued lower in society than men by suggesting that Amata should not think about politics, but should stick with more womanly topics, such as religion.
From Dido to the Trojan women, to Amata, women in Virgil's Aeneid are consistently filling the roles of those hindering or preventing Aeneas's ambition to fulfill his fate -- founding Rome. This observation is especially interesting in light of the progressive tone that the poem seems to take at first glance. Women certainly hold the appearance of power in both Trojan and Latin societies. They are gods, rulers, and messengers to the gods. They are described as beautiful, sensual, strong, and intellectually stimulating, and often times they are seen as equal to men. This is true in the case of Dido, who seems to rule, literally, hand-in-hand with Aeneas in her kingdom for a time. The Trojan woman have the power to organize and revolt, Sibyl controls who enters the underworld, and Amata is not only a ruler, but she is strong enough to incite war -- a man's affair. Of course, it is impossible to forget that the war between the Latins and the Trojans is waged over a woman, Lavina, just like the war in Troy occurs because of another beautiful woman -- Helen.
But a closer reading of Virgil's poem suggests that this apparent power is just a farce, making the low place that women hold in society even more poignant. Women in Trojan and Latin society have no more real power than the current Queen of England. Instead, it is all about appearances. Despite the fact that women hold high political stations, they are not given respect, and are seen as mere obstacles to men's affairs. While Aeneas truly loves Dido, he does not hesitate to leave her when Jupiter reminds him that it is his fate to go to Italy, denying that he was her husband. Dido receives death and eternal wandering in the Field of Suicides, while Aeneas eventually reaches Italy and will always be remembered as the ancestor of Romulus and Remus. Dido may have the power to rule, to lead refuges to a new world, and to give the Trojans the means to repair their ships, but she is ultimately just an obstacle to Aeneas's journey. The Trojan women may have the power to lead a revolt, but they do not have the power to actually stop the journey, and they are portrayed as weal and foolish beside the athletic and heroic men. Finally, Amata may be a powerful queen and mother, but Turnus makes it clear that she is not equal with men, she is not seen as one whose opinion matters on the affairs of war. In addition, she is seen as the primary obstacle in the way of Aeneas's attaining his fate without the loss of so many lives. In fact, it can be argued that her intervention is what is responsible for Turnus's death.
Thus, while they may seem to hold positions that are equal with men, Virgil's Aeneid suggests that women are part of a low society in both Trojan and Latin culture. While hardly a man stands in the way of Aeneas's attempt to satisfy the value of fate in Trojan culture, many women do, fueled by the desire of Juno, a female deity. Because of this, readers ultimately see women as antagonists, hinderers of men's affairs, betrayers of their cultures, and members of a lower position in society. Thus, Virgil's…[continue]
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As their saga unfolds, we realize that Turnus does not experience the same protection as Aeneas and we can even say that while fate is working for Aeneas, it is working against Turnus. Aeneas never looses sight of the prize and Turnus' death provides even more confirmation that his life is indeed in the hand of protective fate. It is important to realize the significance of how the gods intervene
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There are No mining severance taxes in Oregon
On March 7, 2012, the Snake River Economic Development Alliance ("SREDA") wrote a letter expressing its support of Calico Resources and its work with responsible mining for the Grassy Mountain Gold Project. SREDA recognizes the potential positive impact for the region from the mining efforts of Calico Resources.
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On February 1, 2012 Malheur County Oregon Court passed a resolution in support of the Grassy Mountain Gold Project.
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