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A U.S, federal appeals court has temporarily reinstated President Trump's tariffs just a day after the U.S. Court of International Trade ruled he had overstepped his authority in imposing the levies. President Trump summons Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell to the White House over his interest rate policy stance. Powell has insisted his rate decisions will remain data-based. And we are live in Dubrovnik where global economic policymakers are gathering for the Croatian National Bank/IMF meeting. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

PDP, Making Us Celebrate In Edo - Okpebholo...Says Obaseki Hiding In UShttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/pdp-making-us-celebrate-in-edo-okpebholo-says-obaseki-hiding-in-us/30/05/2025/#Politics #APC #edo #Obaseki #Okpebholo #PDP ©May 30th, 2025 ®May 30, 2025 6:09 pm Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC on Friday says, his predecessor, Godwin Obaseki is currently hiding in the United States, US since he allegedly ran away from Nigeria and abandoned Asue Ighodalo, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP in the last September 21 Governorship election in the State, categorically saying that, the PDP is making the people in the state to always celebrate, because, according to Okpebholo, all the money the PDP, the political party of ex-governor Obaseki allegedly stole were taken to the state Election Petition Tribunal and Appeal Court with the alleged intention to bribe the judges of the courts, but, the courts ruled otherwise and affirmed him as the winner of the guber poll. #OsazuwaAkonedo

Appeal Court Jails GTBank Staff For Using Customer's Details To Take Loanhttps://osazuwaakonedo.video/appeal-court-jails-gtbank-staff-for-using-customers-details-to-take-loan/08/05/2025/#Law #EFCC #Enugu #GTBank #VeryDarkMan ©May 8th, 2025 ®May 8, 2025 3:54 pm Three man panel of Justices at the Federal Court of Appeal in Enugu State have upheld the decision of the lower High Court that had earlier sentenced a staff of Guaranty Trust Bank, GTBank, Onyekachi Nwosu to seven years imprisonment in line with the enacted Nigeria law of Failed Banks or Recovery of Debts and Financial Malpractices Act which the Convict fraudulently used the property of one Mrs Adebimpe Foluke to apply and disburse ₦50 million loan into the savings account of GTBank customer and withdrew ₦40 million of the money from the beneficial savings account for his personal use, this is coming at a critical period many Nigerians are doubting the credibility and integrity of GTBank management after a popular Human Rights activist, Martins Vincent Otse aka VeryDarkMan was arrested last Friday at the exist gate of GTbank branch in Abuja by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC when the activist went with his mother to seek clarification over apparent unauthorized constant savings withdrawals as loan repayments from his mother savings asset with the bank, with the activist mother saying, she never took loan from the bank, and EFCC arresting and releasing VeryDarkMan after almost five days in detention without specifically stating the alleged offence or offences committed by the activist may have created room for some level of insinuations in certain quarters that sees GTBank management as people probably using the state security assets to commit act of criminal intimidation and oppression of  complainers to cover up the Bank suspected loan fraud and financial malpractices. #OsazuwaAkonedo

A judge with the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled last week that the Texas Education Agency (TEA) can release its 2023 A-F school accountability ratings, the Houston Chronicle reported. The ruling overturned a district judge's injunction after more than 120 school districts sued to stop TEA from releasing the ratings. Those districts argued that the agency did not provide enough advance notice about changes to the formula used to calculate the rating. The A-F ratings assigned to each district and campus are based on standardized test performance, though the COVID-19 pandemic slowed the process. The appeals court ruled that...Article Link

When wheelchair-bound Helen Dansie drowned in an Adelaide pond in 2017, it looked like a tragic accident. But it wasn’t. Her husband had pushed her in - deliberately. Why did he do it? And how did the justice system unravel the truth? In this episode of Crime Insiders | Judgements, dissect the case, the trial, and the appeal. unpacking the motives, the evidence, and the chilling deception behind this disturbing crime. This episode references men's violence against women. If you or someone you know needs assistance, contact 1800RESPECT on 1800 737 732 or Lifeline on 13 11 14.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lawyers Keep Mum As Appeal Court Affirms IPOB, A Terrorist Organisationhttps://osazuwaakonedo.news/lawyers-keep-mum-as-appeal-court-affirms-ipob-a-terrorist-organisation/30/01/2025/#Breaking News #Anambra #Biafra #Imo ©January 30th, 2025 ®January 30, 2025 7:49 pm Some lawyers always defending the legality of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, a secessionist organisation that has Eastern Security Network, ESN as an affiliate have kept mum or refused to utter a word since Appeal Court sitting in Abuja affirmed the decision of the lower Federal High Court in 2017 that declared IPOB as a terrorist organisation. #OsazuwaAkonedo

Ejiofor To Appeal Man On Death Row For Receiving Gift From Armed Robbers https://osazuwaakonedo.news/ejiofor-to-appeal-man-on-death-row-for-receiving-gift-from-armed-robbers/15/11/2024/ #Law #ebonyi #Ejiofor #ipob #Lagos #news #Oguchukwu #Samson ©November 15th, 2024 ®November 15, 2024 6:58 pm Former Lawyer to Nnamdi Kanu and the counsel to the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Barrister Ifeanyi Ejiofor has expressed readiness to file appeal at the Appeal Court of Justice against the judgement of Lagos State High Court that sentenced an Ebonyi State born security guard, Samson Ogochukwu to death by hanging because he was accused of masterminding armed robbery attack against his employer after he was kidnapped and taken away by the armed robbers who dropped him along the road and gave him ₦100,000 cash gift to return to his village but instead he decided to go back to his employer. #OsazuwaAkonedo

We discuss a recent Ontario Court of Appeal decision, Mathur v. Ontario, which was the subject of a recent National Post column by Jamie Sarkonak. In this case, a group of teenagers had gone after the Ford government when it lowered the CO2 targets created by the previous government. The kids claimed the change in government policy violated their Charter rights by endangering the future. The teenagers lost the first round, but now the Appeal Court has ordered a new trial, indirectly suggesting they might have a right to a stable climate.Court of Appeal for Ontario, Oct 17, 2024: Mather v. OntarioJamie Sarkonak in the National Post, Oct 22, 2024: Court says lack of economy-killing climate targets may violate the CharterSupreme Court of Canada, Apr 2, 2024: Vriend v. AlbertaFriends of Science, Aug 6, 2019: Alligators in AlaskaKen Gregory in Friends of Science, Jun 14, 2024: Climate Sensitivity by Energy Balance with Urban and Natural Warming (PDF)CanLII, Jun 20, 2024: Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act, SC 2018, c 12, s 186Supreme Court of Canada, May 25, 2021: References re Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing ActFinancial Times, Feb 21, 2015: Chairman of climate change panel accused of sexual harassmentWikipedia: Rajendra K. PachauriBBC, Feb 24, 2015: Profile: Climate chief Rajendra PachauriCarbon Brief, Jan 12, 2023: Tonga volcano eruption raises ‘imminent' risk of temporary 1.5C breachWatts Up With That?, Aug 24, 2024: Climate Change Weekly #516: Hunga Tonga Eruption Behind “Record” WarmingKenneth P. Green, Fraser Institute Bulletin, Apr 2024: Extreme Weather and Climate Change (PDF)CanLII, Sep 9, 2021: O.M.S. v E.J.S., 2021 SKQB 243 (Ruling by M.T. Megaw)Justice Centre Concluded Case, May 11, 2023: Trinity Bible Chapel, et al. v. OntarioTheme Music "Carpay Diem" by Dave StevensSupport the show

Appeal Court Declares Passed Rivers 2024 Budget Illegal https://osazuwaakonedo.news/appeal-court-declares-passed-rivers-2024-budget-illegal/11/10/2024/ #Issues #Amaewhule #AppealCourt #budget #Edison #Ehie #Fubara #James #Martin #Nyesom #Omotoso #Rivers #Siminalayi #Wike ©October 11th, 2024 ®October 11, 2024 Appeal Court of Justice in Nigeria has affirmed the decision of lower court and declared the ₦800 billion 2024 Financial year budget of Rivers State illegal and unconstitutional #OsazuwaAkonedo

Court of Appeal has acquitted and discharged the Minority Leader, Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson, from the ongoing ambulance case. The Court of Appeal's decision now upholds Dr. Ato Forson's submission

EDHA Moves To Appeal Court To Stop Philip Shaibu Reinstall As DG ~ OsazuwaAkonedo #Asue #Awoyale #Chikere #Daniel #EDHA #Godwins #Ighodalo #James #Joe #Maryann #Obaseki #Ohaifa #Okungbowa #Oladoyin #Omobayo #Omonua #Omotosho #Philip #Sabina #Shaibu https://osazuwaakonedo.news/edha-moves-to-appeal-court-to-stop-philip-shaibu-reinstall-as-dg/18/07/2024/ #Breaking News Published: July 18th, 2024 Reshared: July 18, 2024 10:44 am Edo State House of Assembly has filed a stay of execution application at the Appeal

In Part 2, William Sanderson is tried a second time for the murder of Taylor Samson. During this trial he provides yet again another version of events for the jury for what happened the night Taylor went missing.   -K&O   Rate, Review and Subscribe on the platforms of your choice. Check us out on Instagram to join in the discussions about the case! Comment on the case related post, we can't wait to hear your thoughts. @podcastbyproxy   Intro music made by: https://soundcloud.com/aiakos    Sources:   What happened before and after Taylor Samson went missing | CBC News Dalhousie medical student found guilty of first-degree murder of Taylor Samson (thestar.com) Jury begins deliberations in Halifax murder trial of medical student William Sandeson (thestar.com) Ex-girlfriend testifies at trial of Halifax medical student charged with murder (thestar.com) Halifax student charged with murder as police search for body (thestar.com) See the evidence presented in the William Sandeson murder trial so far | CBC News Jury begins deliberations in Sandeson murder trial | CBC News The 6 stories William Sandeson told after Taylor Samson disappeared | CBC News Watch William Sandeson's interview with Halifax police | CBC News Taylor Samson, Dalhousie student, was murdered over 'drug rip' police say | CBC News Taylor Samson disappearance out of character, say Halifax police, friends | CBC News Watch William Sandeson's interview with Halifax police | CBC News Sandeson not a criminal mastermind, defence says in closing arguments | CBC News Taylor Samson's family ‘relieved' by guilty verdict but still seek closure | Globalnews.ca Taylor Samson's DNA found on items seized from Sandeson's apartment, murder trial hears | Globalnews.ca Taylor Samson's girlfriend testifies at high-profile Halifax murder trial | CTV News Sandeson not a criminal mastermind, defence says in closing arguments | CBC News William Sandeson found guilty of second-degree murder in 2nd trial for killing of Taylor Samson | CBC News N.S. Appeal Court orders new trial for William Sandeson | CBC News William Sandeson testifies he killed Taylor Samson in self-defence | CBC News N.S. Appeal Court orders new trial for William Sandeson | CBC News What the jury didn't hear in the William Sandeson murder trial | CBC News Convicted killer William Sandeson sues private detective that tipped off police | CBC News Lawyer argues detective hired by Sandeson's defence team was a 'traitor' | CBC News William Sandeson testifies he killed Taylor Samson in self-defence | CBC News William Sandeson found guilty of second-degree murder in 2015 death of Taylor Samson | Globalnews.ca William Sandeson gets life in prison, eligible for parole in 2030 for Taylor Samson killing | Globalnews.ca For second time, William Sandeson appeals conviction in Taylor Samson murder | Globalnews.ca How a Drug-Dealing Med Student Was Convicted of Murder (vice.com) Taylor Samson's family make impact statements | CTV News William Sandeson cross-examined about night Taylor Samson was killed - Halifax | Globalnews.ca William Sandeson appealing murder conviction, sentence in killing of Taylor Samson | CBC News Wrongful death lawsuit filed in Taylor Samson homicide | CBC News William Sandeson cross-examined about night Taylor Samson was killed - Halifax | Globalnews.ca

On August 16, 2015, 22 year old Taylor Samson who was a student at Dalhousie University in Halifax, NS failed to show up at the home of his mother in Amherst, she was expecting him for Sunday dinner.  Police investigation led them to another Dalhousie student William Sandeson.   -K&O   Rate, Review and Subscribe on the platforms of your choice. Check us out on Instagram to join in the discussions about the case! Comment on the case related post, we can't wait to hear your thoughts. @podcastbyproxy   Intro music made by: https://soundcloud.com/aiakos    Sources:   What happened before and after Taylor Samson went missing | CBC News Dalhousie medical student found guilty of first-degree murder of Taylor Samson (thestar.com) Jury begins deliberations in Halifax murder trial of medical student William Sandeson (thestar.com) Ex-girlfriend testifies at trial of Halifax medical student charged with murder (thestar.com) Halifax student charged with murder as police search for body (thestar.com) See the evidence presented in the William Sandeson murder trial so far | CBC News Jury begins deliberations in Sandeson murder trial | CBC News The 6 stories William Sandeson told after Taylor Samson disappeared | CBC News Watch William Sandeson's interview with Halifax police | CBC News Taylor Samson, Dalhousie student, was murdered over 'drug rip' police say | CBC News Taylor Samson disappearance out of character, say Halifax police, friends | CBC News Watch William Sandeson's interview with Halifax police | CBC News Sandeson not a criminal mastermind, defence says in closing arguments | CBC News Taylor Samson's family ‘relieved' by guilty verdict but still seek closure | Globalnews.ca Taylor Samson's DNA found on items seized from Sandeson's apartment, murder trial hears | Globalnews.ca Taylor Samson's girlfriend testifies at high-profile Halifax murder trial | CTV News Sandeson not a criminal mastermind, defence says in closing arguments | CBC News William Sandeson found guilty of second-degree murder in 2nd trial for killing of Taylor Samson | CBC News N.S. Appeal Court orders new trial for William Sandeson | CBC News William Sandeson testifies he killed Taylor Samson in self-defence | CBC News N.S. Appeal Court orders new trial for William Sandeson | CBC News What the jury didn't hear in the William Sandeson murder trial | CBC News Convicted killer William Sandeson sues private detective that tipped off police | CBC News Lawyer argues detective hired by Sandeson's defence team was a 'traitor' | CBC News William Sandeson testifies he killed Taylor Samson in self-defence | CBC News William Sandeson found guilty of second-degree murder in 2015 death of Taylor Samson | Globalnews.ca William Sandeson gets life in prison, eligible for parole in 2030 for Taylor Samson killing | Globalnews.ca For second time, William Sandeson appeals conviction in Taylor Samson murder | Globalnews.ca How a Drug-Dealing Med Student Was Convicted of Murder (vice.com) Taylor Samson's family make impact statements | CTV News William Sandeson cross-examined about night Taylor Samson was killed - Halifax | Globalnews.ca William Sandeson appealing murder conviction, sentence in killing of Taylor Samson | CBC News Wrongful death lawsuit filed in Taylor Samson homicide | CBC News William Sandeson cross-examined about night Taylor Samson was killed - Halifax | Globalnews.ca  

The ANC will appeal the Durban High Court's decision to dismiss its trademark case against the MK party. The court dismissed the ANC's application to prohibit the MK party from using a similar name and logo of its disbanded uMkhonto weSizwe military wing. For more on this Elvis Presslin spoke to Legal Expert, Mpumelelo Zikalala

The two former RGP officers involved in the Collision at Sea incident in March 2020 in which two Spanish Nationals died, have had the verdict quashed on Appeal. The Judgement, handed down today, successfully overturned the 2021 Coroner's finding of "Unlawful Killing" which had been upheld in judicial review last year. The Appeal Court ruled that the Coroner's directions to the jury were "deeply flawed" and said a fresh Inquest should consider the evidence. Our reporter Ian Triay Clarence told us more. It's Earth Day, and the theme this year is 'Planet vs. Plastics'. The day serves as a reminder of the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. It encourages us to come together and take action for a healthier planet and brighter future. One charity in Gibraltar which strives to do just that is the Nautilus Project, with a focus on marine conservation. We spoke to two of the charity's Youth Monitors, Erin Villa-Quick and Mikey Rugeroni.And, we spoke at length about all things sports! Robin Sheppard-Capurro brought us the latest in local sports, and we also checked in with Jamie Pratts who took on the London Marathon over the weekend. The Gibraltar Rugby Football Union is on the lookout for volunteers to help out with a massive tournament coming to the Rock this summer; 'Gibraltar 7s' will see 50+ teams compete with over 850 participants. We spoke to Rugby Development Officer, Tom Read, in the studio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The African National Congress (ANC) announced on Monday its intention to appeal the judgment of the High Court, in Durban, after losing another legal battle against the newly formed uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party). The court dismissed with costs the ANC's application against the MK Party over its logo. The ANC took the MK Party to court to stop the party from using the name and logo associated with the ANC's military wing, formed during the apartheid era. ANC secretary general Fikile Mbalula said that the party would be appealing the matter to stop and prohibit the "unlawful" use of the ANC's trademarks, symbols, and heritage by former President Jacob Zuma's newly formed MK Party. "In appealing the judgment, the ANC will centre the question of whether the unauthorised use of one's intellectual property is contingent on what and how the unauthorised party uses the property for. Furthermore, we believe that the goodwill associated with the Umkhonto w Sizwe Party is that of the ANC. It is this goodwill that Zuma's Party is attempting to unduly appropriate unto itself," said Mbalula. He explained that in the application considered by the Durban High Court, the ANC relied on Section 34 of the Trade Marks Act, to show that the MK Party was misrepresenting itself as being connected or associated with the ANC, with the use of the ANC's logo and name, uMkhonto weSizwe. The ANC argued in court that the MK Party wanted to confuse voters ahead of the elections. Mbalula said his party reiterated that it was committed to respecting the laws of the country and to a free and fair election in line with the Electoral Code. "As an organisation that values all the different facets of democracy we are not opposed to the Zuma Party's presence on the ballot. However, in bringing this case the ANC is defending its intellectual property, the legacy of the liberation struggle for future generations," he said. He stated that the country's democracy stood on the shoulders of the men and women who joined uMkhonto weSizwe, the Spear of the Nation, at a time when being associated with the ANC was virtually a death sentence. "The ANC was and is to this day the heart and soul of uMkhonto weSizwe. We strongly believe an appeal is duly warranted," Mbalula said.

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The Competition Appeal Court has thrown out the case against 23 of the 28 banks that were accused  of rigging the rand by the Competition Commission. The case was dismissed against all the South African banks appealing the matter, except Investec. The Commission suggested that the implicated banks in the alleged rand manipulation generated about a trillion rand a day between 2007 and 2013. The court has found that the commission has failed to produce sufficient evidence to implicate the institutions in wrongdoing. Sakina Kamwendo spoke to Chief Economist of the Efficient Group, Dawie Roodt.

In Kano, the Appeal Court's certified judgment adds to the confusion, affirming Yusuf's victory. How do these political developments impact your trust in leadership, and what changes would you like to see in the management of public funds and electoral processes?  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jay-fm-podcast/message

Freedom Under Law (FUL) says it will legally challenge the Judicial Service Commission's (JSC's) "inadequate" reasons for only filling two of four vacancies at the Supreme Court of Appeal - and snubbing two candidates who it described as "excellent". FUL made the decision to seek a review of the JSC's SCA appointment process after reading the reasons that the commission provided to the Council for the Advancement of the SA Constitution (Casac) about why it only filled half of the Appeal Court vacancies during interviews held last month. "FUL has studied these reasons and is of the view that the reasons are inadequate, and do not address the significant public concerns which were raised about the appointments in the immediate aftermath of the interviews," it said in a statement. "FUL has accordingly resolved to take the JSC's decision in relation to the appointments to the Supreme court of Appeal on review, and is instructing its legal representatives accordingly. As a courtesy, FUL has advised the JSC [of this] today." In a letter sent to Chief Justice Raymond Zondo, the chairperson of the JSC, FUL's Judith February explained that the organisation "has significant concerns about the process followed by the JSC, and the ultimate appointment recommendations" during the SCA interviews. "Accordingly, FUL has resolved to take the JSC's decision on review," she said. That legal action will force the JSC to fully disclose the nearly four hours of deliberations that resulted in the commission appointing Judges Fayeeza Kathree-Setiloane and Maleshane Kgoele to the SCA. While Kathree-Setiloane was clearly a favourite among commissioners (having received 20 votes from a pool of 23 commissioners), the JSC's letter to Casac reveals that some commissioners were "not convinced" by the answers that Kgoele gave in her interview, "and whether these reflected an adequate grasp of legal principles". Those reasons also revealed that unsubstantiated claims of racism and arrogance blocked widely respected Judge David Unterhalter from being appointed to the SCA. The judge had not been asked to address any of these accusations during his interview. Despite being described by SCA Deputy President Xola Petse as one of the "heavy lifters and lawyers of substance" that the Appeal Court desperately needs, following the retirements and promotions of its most senior judges, and being praised for his erudite rulings and solid work ethic, Unterhalter was not appointed to SA's second most powerful court. The only explanation for that non-appointment appeared to lie in unsubstantiated racism claims. "Some commissioners stated that Judge Unterhalter is not a team player and appears to be arrogant and even 'racist'. These allegations were considered by some commissioners to be without substance and baseless," the JSC stated in its letter to Casac - without providing any further details of these claims or who had made them. The JSC also noted that some of its commissioners had considered Gauteng High Court Judge Thina Siwendu - who had competently handled a number of high-profile cases and had much-needed experience as a commercial lawyer and business rescue expert - as "an excellent candidate" who had "written cogently on questions of transformation of society and rule of law". Despite this, "some" unnamed commissioners felt that Siwendu did not have enough experience as a High Court judge, the JSC told Casac.

What do you think of the upcoming Supreme Court hearing? Could the outcome affect Nigeria's stability? In other news, the Appeal Court has ordered a rerun election within 90 days for Jos North/Bassa federal Constituency. Join the conversation this morning with Abigail Siman on Let's Talk as she speaks to Barrister Longji Zakari on these recent developments. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jay-fm-podcast/message

Bola Tinubu was officially sworn in as President of Nigeria just over 100 days ago. Since then, opposition candidates Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi have alleged widespread fraud in the election. But last week, Nigeria's Appeal Court rejected challenges to his narrow victory. The problems President Tinubu inherited are huge. There's widespread insecurity, the cost of living crisis, high unemployment, a shrinking oil industry and high inflation. So how's he begun to deal with those challenges? And are people happy with the job he's doing so far? Africa Daily's Mpho Lakaje has been looking at this with the BBC's Chris Ewokor in the capital Abuja.

On episode 72 of Strictly Legal, Rondell is joined by guest Mr. Nizam Saladeen, Attorney-at-Law discussing the pivotal topic of challenging custom matters in the Tax Appeal Board.Legal Disclaimer:The information contained in this podcast series is provided for informational purposes only, and should not be construed as legal advice on any subject matter. You should not act or refrain from acting on the basis of any content included on this programme without seeking legal or other professional advice.Support the showThank you for listening! Follow on YouTube and Linkedlnhttps://www.youtube.com/@RondellDhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/rondelldonawa/

Nigeria's Appeal Court has rejected challenges to Bola Tinubu's narrow victory in February's presidential election. As election petitions become more common in Africa we ask how fair are election challenges. Between July and October 2022, about 70 children in the west African nation of The Gambia died because of suspected kidney ailments allegedly caused by consumption of cough syrup made in India. A year on since the first deaths in the Gambia, we hear from the families about their shared grief and their struggle for justice. And meet young climate change activists on the frontline pushing for more action beyond pledges following the Africa Climate Summit that took place in Nairobi.

After a week off, Bishop is back live with some of the latest filings in cases challenging Illinois' gun laws. He also reviews the contrast of what attorneys general from Illinois and Missouri are doing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bishoponair/support

After a week off, Bishop is back live with some of the latest filings in cases challenging Illinois' gun laws. He also reviews the contrast of what attorneys general from Illinois and Missouri are doing. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bishoponair/support

Chris was away this week so on the weekend edition of the podcast this week David and Co have been in the bunker and have been unearthing more future award winning articles. Zach Rolfe lost his latest appeal, the Safety Bureau are headed to the NT due to another helicopter crash and the Humpty Doo fire station is set to be staffed 7 days a week, sort of. Each week we speak with Chris Walsh, Editor of the NT Independent online newspaper, about some of the stories making news in the Territory. This week's stories are: 1. Appeal Court rules Zach Rolfe is compelled to give evidence at Kumanjayi Walker coronial  2. Safety Bureau to investigate chopper crash which killed mustering pilot  3. CDU investigation finds academic did not plagiarise students' work, external investigation finds he did  4. Humpty Doo fire station to be staffed during the day on weekends in Dry based on overtime shifts  5. Thirteen arrested over theft of two vehicles in Alice Springs: Police  6. Three teens face a combined 80 charges over break ins, theft, criminal damage, and a police pursuit  7. Police media suppress that knives were used in two different public attacks on women  8. Qantas boss says crime ‘impacted' Alice Springs tourism, contradicting minister's explanation for drop  9. Job of the week - https://www.seek.com.au/job/68316487?savedSearchID=3a06b5cc-a1de-11e8-93a9-0bd920cd47b0&tracking=JMC-SavedSearch-anz-1-JYMHM The Territory Story podcast thanks to Oppidanus Digital Marketing, your local digital marketing agency. For more information about web design, search engine optimisation, social media management, video marketing or to discuss your digital marketing needs go to www.oppidanus.com.au --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/territorystory/message

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Meta is set to appeal Kenya's court decision declaring it as the primary employer of the moderators that review content on its platforms in sub-Saharan Africa. 

The government will appeal a ruling by the North Gauteng High Court which exempted public facilities such as hospitals, police stations, and schools from power cuts. Yesterday Public Enterprises Minister Pravin Gordhan announced that Government will lodge an urgent appeal to set aside the judgment. Last week the Court ordered the government to exempt essential public facilities from load shedding. For more on this, Elvis Presslin spoke to DA Shadow Minister of Public Enterprises, Ghaleb Cachalia

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Right, I'm going to tell you a story that makes me incredibly sad. And I want to know whether you think we're doing things right in this country. Today, the family of Moana have announced they're going to give her up because fighting to keep her is too stressful. Moana is a little girl, about seven or eight years old. Authorities took her away from her mum when she was three and placed her with a foster family in Hawke's Bay. She'd already been taken away from her mum three times. She showed signs of sexual abuse, she flinched at the sight of men, she had rotten teeth and an untreated club foot. The foster family took her and raised her and she was then described as a happy, healthy, stable, young girl living in a loving relationship where for the first time she had a father. But then Oranga Tamariki, aka CYFS tried to take Moana away from her foster family because her foster parents are Pakeha and she is Māori and Oranga Tamariki didn't think her foster family could provide her ‘cultural needs'. Legally they can do this, because the law requires Oranga Tamariki to consider ‘treaty principles'. Section 7AA, put into the law in 2019. The case went to the Family Court, which ruled that Moana should stay with her foster parents. The judge slammed Oranga Tamariki for putting ideology ahead of the girl's best interests.  It went to the High Court, which also ruled that Moana should stay with her foster parents. It was going to go to the Appeal Court too, but now her foster parents have given her up.  They say it's the “hardest decision of their lives”, but it's too stressful. There have been ongoing appeals, a number of reports of concern lodged against the family claiming abuse that was never substantiated and the birth family, they say, only see her for a few hours every few months, but gave the power to make rules around how she's raised that affect her day to day routine. So after years of fighting to keep her, they're giving up. They're giving her back to Oranga Tamariki. Are we doing things right in this country?  Moana was reportedly happy and healthy and she will now be taken away from that family, her birth mother wants her to go to a Māori family. Culture is important; we would all agree I'm sure. I'm sure we're all very proud of our own culture, whatever it is. But surely a child's safety and wellbeing is more important. I think we're doing things wrong.   I'm very sad about this news. If this is what Section 7AA does to little kids, then putting it in there was a mistake and it needs to be removed from the law. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has ordered the former president to return to prison. This comes after the Democratic Alliance (DA), Helen Suzman Foundation and AfriForum applied to the Court of Appeal to review Zuma's medical parole. Zuma had appealed the high court's ruling in December last year, which set aside former Correctional Services national commissioner Arthur Fraser's decision to grant him medical parole. On Monday, the Appeal (SCA) dismissed with costs former President Jacob Zuma's appeal against the setting aside his medical parole by the Pretoria High Court. According to Christopher Fisher, legal researcher of the Helen Suzman Foundation, who spoke with radio Islam international, the decision sends a powerfully affirmative message to South African officials who disobey the law.

Blackfeet tribal traditionalists and conservation groups appealed a federal court decision on Wednesday that reinstated a controversial oil lease in the Badger-Two Medicine area.

On Legal Matters, we look at the Retirement age issue and the Labour Appeal Court judgment which gave clarity on this age-old debate and we're joined by Osborne Molatudi, Founder of Molatudi Attorneys and Employment & Labour Law Expert.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marilyn Zayas, the first Latina American to be elected as an appellate judge in Ohio, shares the story of her ascension to the bench from the public housing in the Bronx.   She was born to Spanish-speaking parents who were not educated. She acted as their interpreter while growing up. Zayas recognized that lawyers helped people's voices be heard – something that sparked her interest in becoming a lawyer.

The mother of jailed teacher Enoch Burke was removed from court today after interrupting proceedings. Frank Greaney joined the Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Chad's veteran opposition politician Saleh Kebzabo has defended his decision to serve as prime minister in military ruler General Mahamat Idriss Déby's new government. Nigeria's Appeal Court has dropped all charges against separatist leader Nnamdi Kanu after ruling that he had been illegally arrested and extradited to Nigeria. And Uganda's information minister says the government is "mobilising" traditional healers to help avert and curb the spread of the Ebola virus by not treating suspected cases but instead directing them to conventional medical facilities.

In this month's episode, the wigs deep dive into two topics. Firstly the political/legal drama that has been dominating political news headlines of late. That is, the revelations that former prime minister Scott Morrison secretly swore himself into multiple ministries during 2020/21.  Secondly, the wigs look at a recent decision of the NSW court of criminal appeal in a case called Stuart, where the court applied the principles around when a plea of guilty and subsequent conviction can be set aside by an appeal court. The interesting facts of the case include the court's finding that a solicitor entered pleas of guilty without taking instructions from the client.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Appeal Court refuses to stop Rwanda flight, Cross Question & are we taking food security seriously enough? Joining Iain Dale on Cross Question are Labour MP Tan Dhesi, Conservative MP Ben Everitt, Independent journalist Sunny Hundall & political comms and strategy expert Jo Tanner.

Michael Bryant, Executive Director of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association on the Quebec appeal court decision on Bill 21

Criminal lawyer - Joseph Neuberger, 640 legal expert - Neuberger and Partners - discusses how an court might have come to this decision.