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*Lola Miranda Hale (1944 – 2011) was a member of the Corporate and Securities Practice of Epstein Becker & Green, P.C., in Chicago. She was a frequent speaker on corporate and securities law matters and authored chapters for the Matthew Bender publication BUSINESS LAW MONOGRAPHS and the Practising Law Institute’s STATE REGULATION OF BROKER.
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Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 8am — 6pm Saturday: 8am — 4pm 168 Hayman Road, Lewiston SA 5501 Phone: (08) 8524 2260 www.noahscrossingvetclinic.com.au.As nation reels, Trump’s focus is strength, not unity
(Christian Science Monitor | June 3, 2020) William Banks, a professor emeritus of law at Syracuse University, says Mr. Trump has the right to invoke the law, but notes that it was envisioned for a much larger threat than what we’re seeing now.
“You want to come to the aid of the states when states can’t take care of themselves,” he says.
By threatening to invoke the act, Mr. Trump is trying not to appear weak during a domestic crisis, says Professor Banks. But at the same time, he adds, past uses of the law have been unpopular, and governors in crisis-ridden states today might welcome having Mr. Trump seize the spotlight – and take on any blame …
Read the full article.Trump wants to crush Black Lives Matter with a law that fought segregation
(The Washington Post | June 2, 2020) Not satisfied by tear gas, rubber bullets and threats to use “vicious dogs” and “ominous weapons” against citizens protesting racism and police violence, President Trump threatened Monday night to send the U.S. military into any cities where local officials fail to control crowds of unruly protesters. His secretary of defense, Mark T. Esper, obligingly chimed in on the need for troops to “dominate the battlespace” in American cities.
Trump appears to be planning to invoke the Insurrection Act, which would turn his administration’s dystopian fantasy of urban combat against U.S. citizens into a reality …
… In 1957, when nine black students attempted to enter an all-white school in Little Rock pursuant to a federal court order, then-Gov. Orville Faubus sent troops from the Arkansas National Guard to block them.
With state troops under the command of a governor openly defying an order of the federal courts, writes legal historian William Banks, President Dwight D. Eisenhower scribbled his thoughts in a handwritten note: Standing by “in the face of organized or locally undeterred opposition by violence” would, he feared, cause “the entire court system [to] disintegrate” and lead to “the destruction of our form of gov’t.”
Reluctantly, he invoked the Insurrection Act the next day, and soldiers from the Army’s 101st Airborne Division formed a protective cordon to allow the nine black students to walk safely to class …
Read the full article.Here’s What You Need to Know About The Pentagon’s Riot Response and Martial Law
(Military.com | June 2, 2020) The Pentagon has ordered a small contingent of active-duty soldiers to alert status, on standby to join thousands of National Guard troops to help police quell civil unrest amid protest demonstrations across America. But the unprecedented situation is still a long way from martial law, legal experts say …
… Martial law is an “extraordinary state of being, and it basically means the government isn’t in control at all; there is no law. Martial law is the power of a commander,” Banks said.
“The last time the law was declared in the United states was in Hawaii during World War II,” he said, describing the military’s response after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which resulted in Japanese Americans being put in internment camps.
In fact, Banks said, there is no longer a “publicly known procedure” for the enactment of martial law.
“Years ago, there were some regulations within the [Defense Department] that spoke to the possibility of martial law, but they have been taken off the books,” he said. “We can’t see them, so we don’t even know if they exist anymore” …
Read the full article.© Facebook/James Furlong
The Liverpool school where James Furlong taught for four years has paid tribute to a ’lovely, gentle man’ after his death in a terror attack on Saturday.
King David High School said Mr Furlong was a popular, dedicated and kind member of staff in a statement released today.
Mr Furlong, who grew up in Liverpool, was one of three people killed in the stabbing attack in Reading’s Furbory Gardens.
His friend, American citizen Joe Ritchie-Bennett, also died in the attack, while the identity of the third victim has not yet been released to the public.
Suspect Khairi Saadallah continues to be questioned by police after they arrested him under the Terrorism Act.Act Mr Becker S Classroom SolutionsAct Mr. Becker’s Classroom Solutions
Mr Furlong was head of history, government and politics at The Holt School in Wokingham at the time of his death but had previously taught at Wavertree’s King David High School.
In a statement shared with the ECHO today, headteacher Michael Sutton said Mr Furlong was a popular and kind member of staff who pupils remembered as being dedicated to their wellbeing both inside and outside the classroom. Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Management
Mr Sutton said: ’The King David High School Community was deeply saddened to learn of the tragic death of former teacher James Furlong over the weekend. He worked at the school over a period of 4 years before leaving, for a post in Reading, in 2012.
’James is well remembered by many staff as lovely, gentle man who cared for his pupils and colleagues. They all appreciated his dedication and commitment to their wellbeing, which extended beyond the classroom, as he took an active part in school trips and events.Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Login
’He was deeply respected and liked by teachers and pupils. Our thoughts are very much with his family at this terrible time. We will remember him and his family in our prayers.’
Yesterday, Mr Furlong’s parents said he was ’ the best son you could wish for ’ and many others across Liverpool have also been paying tribute to him. Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Assessment
Former classmates at St Francis Xavier School in Woolton said they remember him as a kind and funny man and were devastated by his death. Act Mr Becker S Classroom Assessment
Staff and pupils at the Holt School also said Mr Furlong was a ’wonderful’ teacher who was deeply supportive of pupils and passionate about the subjects he taught them.
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*Lola Miranda Hale (1944 – 2011) was a member of the Corporate and Securities Practice of Epstein Becker & Green, P.C., in Chicago. She was a frequent speaker on corporate and securities law matters and authored chapters for the Matthew Bender publication BUSINESS LAW MONOGRAPHS and the Practising Law Institute’s STATE REGULATION OF BROKER.
*Becker’s School Supplies - Early Learning Experts! - 1.13k Followers, 268 Following, 1963 pins For over 90 years Becker’s has been a trusted supplier of quality early childhood educational materials.
*Act Mr Becker S Classroom Solutions
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*Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Management
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Opening Hours: Mon - Fri: 8am — 6pm Saturday: 8am — 4pm 168 Hayman Road, Lewiston SA 5501 Phone: (08) 8524 2260 www.noahscrossingvetclinic.com.au.As nation reels, Trump’s focus is strength, not unity
(Christian Science Monitor | June 3, 2020) William Banks, a professor emeritus of law at Syracuse University, says Mr. Trump has the right to invoke the law, but notes that it was envisioned for a much larger threat than what we’re seeing now.
“You want to come to the aid of the states when states can’t take care of themselves,” he says.
By threatening to invoke the act, Mr. Trump is trying not to appear weak during a domestic crisis, says Professor Banks. But at the same time, he adds, past uses of the law have been unpopular, and governors in crisis-ridden states today might welcome having Mr. Trump seize the spotlight – and take on any blame …
Read the full article.Trump wants to crush Black Lives Matter with a law that fought segregation
(The Washington Post | June 2, 2020) Not satisfied by tear gas, rubber bullets and threats to use “vicious dogs” and “ominous weapons” against citizens protesting racism and police violence, President Trump threatened Monday night to send the U.S. military into any cities where local officials fail to control crowds of unruly protesters. His secretary of defense, Mark T. Esper, obligingly chimed in on the need for troops to “dominate the battlespace” in American cities.
Trump appears to be planning to invoke the Insurrection Act, which would turn his administration’s dystopian fantasy of urban combat against U.S. citizens into a reality …
… In 1957, when nine black students attempted to enter an all-white school in Little Rock pursuant to a federal court order, then-Gov. Orville Faubus sent troops from the Arkansas National Guard to block them.
With state troops under the command of a governor openly defying an order of the federal courts, writes legal historian William Banks, President Dwight D. Eisenhower scribbled his thoughts in a handwritten note: Standing by “in the face of organized or locally undeterred opposition by violence” would, he feared, cause “the entire court system [to] disintegrate” and lead to “the destruction of our form of gov’t.”
Reluctantly, he invoked the Insurrection Act the next day, and soldiers from the Army’s 101st Airborne Division formed a protective cordon to allow the nine black students to walk safely to class …
Read the full article.Here’s What You Need to Know About The Pentagon’s Riot Response and Martial Law
(Military.com | June 2, 2020) The Pentagon has ordered a small contingent of active-duty soldiers to alert status, on standby to join thousands of National Guard troops to help police quell civil unrest amid protest demonstrations across America. But the unprecedented situation is still a long way from martial law, legal experts say …
… Martial law is an “extraordinary state of being, and it basically means the government isn’t in control at all; there is no law. Martial law is the power of a commander,” Banks said.
“The last time the law was declared in the United states was in Hawaii during World War II,” he said, describing the military’s response after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, which resulted in Japanese Americans being put in internment camps.
In fact, Banks said, there is no longer a “publicly known procedure” for the enactment of martial law.
“Years ago, there were some regulations within the [Defense Department] that spoke to the possibility of martial law, but they have been taken off the books,” he said. “We can’t see them, so we don’t even know if they exist anymore” …
Read the full article.© Facebook/James Furlong
The Liverpool school where James Furlong taught for four years has paid tribute to a ’lovely, gentle man’ after his death in a terror attack on Saturday.
King David High School said Mr Furlong was a popular, dedicated and kind member of staff in a statement released today.
Mr Furlong, who grew up in Liverpool, was one of three people killed in the stabbing attack in Reading’s Furbory Gardens.
His friend, American citizen Joe Ritchie-Bennett, also died in the attack, while the identity of the third victim has not yet been released to the public.
Suspect Khairi Saadallah continues to be questioned by police after they arrested him under the Terrorism Act.Act Mr Becker S Classroom SolutionsAct Mr. Becker’s Classroom Solutions
Mr Furlong was head of history, government and politics at The Holt School in Wokingham at the time of his death but had previously taught at Wavertree’s King David High School.
In a statement shared with the ECHO today, headteacher Michael Sutton said Mr Furlong was a popular and kind member of staff who pupils remembered as being dedicated to their wellbeing both inside and outside the classroom. Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Management
Mr Sutton said: ’The King David High School Community was deeply saddened to learn of the tragic death of former teacher James Furlong over the weekend. He worked at the school over a period of 4 years before leaving, for a post in Reading, in 2012.
’James is well remembered by many staff as lovely, gentle man who cared for his pupils and colleagues. They all appreciated his dedication and commitment to their wellbeing, which extended beyond the classroom, as he took an active part in school trips and events.Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Login
’He was deeply respected and liked by teachers and pupils. Our thoughts are very much with his family at this terrible time. We will remember him and his family in our prayers.’
Yesterday, Mr Furlong’s parents said he was ’ the best son you could wish for ’ and many others across Liverpool have also been paying tribute to him. Act Mr. Becker’s Classroom Assessment
Former classmates at St Francis Xavier School in Woolton said they remember him as a kind and funny man and were devastated by his death. Act Mr Becker S Classroom Assessment
Staff and pupils at the Holt School also said Mr Furlong was a ’wonderful’ teacher who was deeply supportive of pupils and passionate about the subjects he taught them.
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