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TRAIL OF GANDHI'S ALLEGED ASSASSIN
In the Red Fort, Delhi the trial has begun of Gandhi's alleged assassin, Nathuram Vinayak Godse. Disclaimer: British Movietone is an historical collection. Any views and expressions within either the video or metadata of the collection...
British Movietone
EICHMANN - LAST CHAPTER
While waiting for the result of her husband's appeal, Mrs Eichmann flew to Germany, where she was taken on a sight-seeing tour by the daughter of an American Rabbi. Among the places she visited was the Beer-Hall in Munich from which the...
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There Is A Lack Of Diversity In The Law Profession
The law profession is one of the least diverse professional fields in America, with an 80% white, 10% Black and 8% Asian American demographic.
Bloomberg
NYC's Migrant Crisis Need 'Federal Solution, Hochul Says
New York Governor Kathy Hochul discusses New York's migrant crisis and rising crime. She speaks with David Westin on Bloomberg's "Balance of Power."
Bloomberg
China's 20 Years at the WTO, and What Lies Ahead
James Bacchus, a former Democratic congressman and onetime head of the World Trade Organization's appellate body, looks back at China's 20 years as a member of the WTO and what to expect going forward. Governments and businesses around...
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Ga. Gov. Accused Of Using Loophole To Cancel Elections, Appoint Judges
Georgia's constitution allows Gov. Brian Kemp to appoint a judge who can serve for as long as two years before the election is rescheduled.
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Judge Jackson Defends Record Anew On Day 3 Of Confirmation Hearings
Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson is again facing questions from the 22 members of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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WTO Says U.S. Tariffs On China Don't Align With Its Trade Rules
The WTO said the U.S. did not provide enough evidence to justify the taxes, despite the U.S.' argument that China stole intellectual property.
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What Do Ginni Thomas' Texts Mean For Justice Clarence Thomas?
Justice Clarence Thomas' wife sent texts of misinformation to Trump's chief of staff Mark Meadows, but it's unclear what it means for the Justice.
Bloomberg
Tribe: Trump Basically Daring the American Legal System
Laurence Tribe, Carl M. Loeb University Professor Emeritus of Law at Harvard Law School and author of American Constitutional Law, discusses Donald Trump's multiple legal fights. He speaks with David Westin on Bloomberg's "Balance of...
Bloomberg
Hong Kong Set to Hold First Trial Under Security Law
Jun.22 -- The first trial under the national security is due to begin in Hong Kong in a few hours. A 24-year-old man is set to face charges of incitement to secession and engaging in terrorist activities stemming from an incident last...
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Bush urges Congress to back ban on same-sex marriage
Washington DC - 3 June 2006
1. SOUNDBITE (English): George W. Bush, US President:
"Today, I want to explain why I support the Marriage Protection Amendment, and why I'm urging Congress to pass it and send it to the states for...
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How Judges Consider Gender In Sentencing
Gender plays a big role when it comes to how people are sentenced.
Bloomberg
How a Barrett Confirmation Could Impact Women's Rights
Oct.12 -- In today's segment of "Bloomberg Equality," Tomiko Brown-Nagin, Harvard University professor of constitutional law, discusses what Amy Coney Barrett's inclusion on the Supreme Court bench could mean for the future of women's...
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Biden Appointing More Black Women Judges Than Any Other President
The White House says adding more diverse judges to the federal courts remains a priority for the president.
The Recount
Biden’s Big Judicial Victory
One year after taking office, Joe Biden’s presidency is on a rocky road. But one area where he’s had quiet success: judges. Biden’s blown past recent records, with historically diverse picks making a historically quick mark on the...
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What Kentanji Brown Jackson Means For Future Of Black Women On SCOTUS
The pipelines producing the type of person presidents want to pick are still mostly White, like law school admissions and court jobs.
Bloomberg
Sen. Grassley on Bipartisanship, Taxes, Judiciary
Dec.13 -- Senator Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee and a Republican from Iowa, talks about the GOP Senate majority after the Alabama special election, progress on tax legislation, and issues with vetting of...
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Newsy Tonight Talks With Amanda Tyler
Amanda Tyler is a friend of Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson and a former law clerk to Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Bloomberg
U.S. Supreme Court Rulings Expected on Census, Obamacare
Jun.24 -- The U.S. Supreme Court is coming close to wrapping up its current term, with decisions still to come on the census and the constitutionality of Obamacare. Bloomberg's Greg Stohr reports on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
Bloomberg
David Boies Says Senate Got Off Track on Supreme Court
Apr.03 -- David Boies, chairman at Boies Schiller Flexner, talks about what Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch means for business and the qualifications he brings to the bench. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg...
Bloomberg
Kavanaugh Says Supreme Court Must Never Be Viewed as Partisan
Sep.04 -- Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh said the court "must never, never be viewed as a partisan institution," as he closed out the first day of a rancorous Senate hearing that has bitterly divided Republicans and Democrats.
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Judges Rule In Favor Of New North Carolina Congressional Map
The same judges ordered the state's Republican-controlled legislature to throw out its previous congressional map back in October.