MLCommons/peoples_speech_v1.0 huggingface dataset:
it all began a long time ago when i was young and the town was young and there wasn't anything to it but one straggling street and a few struggling to find round about  came into this world you became a part of it the hospital where you were born was here because the factory was here you see son the factory brought people here and the people needed doctors and lawyers and town right greatest back to the manson class there are fine schools they grew out of a little one room country schoolhouse look at our police to find the best in the  state and the fire department to you can't remember the old volunteer bucket brigade but i was a member of it was all we had to depend on the course of a lot of folks think that all these things just happened by poor farms that we started out with in the township that grown in the scores of modern times that are needed to feed this community now and don't forget the factory is calling more and more upon the farmers  well done a lot of folks think it would be fun to destroy all the factory stands for but just see that factory made your town and when you are working against that factory you are working against your own best interest
vanished for ever was added to the burden of the hurrican waiting down from their head waters in the high mountain whirling rivers rose to levels driving the disastrous floods of nineteen thirty second beating the difficulty of removing refugees and of carrying food and health into the stricken area was one of several cities along the banks of the connecticut river to be partially inundated by rising w burials to help the rising workers of the w p a along with the red cross provided comfort for thousands of refugees a check of the massachusetts in an environment also built by relief workers they cared for families left homeless by the storm and provided nourishing meals for children whose own homes had not yet been made  elsewhere convenience centers were set up for the distribution of clothes donated by the red cross those made in the w b a sewing room many of these badly needed garments were shipped from the knowing rooms of neighboring states outside of the hurricane districts warm clothing helped protect the danger of in many towns like this one in rhode island tons of mud and sand washed over the main highways all of this had to be cleared away before the paralyzed villages could make any headway toward recovery food for these workers was a major task in itself
dated eight sixty nine hundred one showing clearly defendant admitted and waive the various rights that i'm someone have to plead guilty to an offense in california there's a an order from the court later on commitment where page thirty six the judge while doing it again finds the defendant guilty under eleven three fifty one and finally the judgment he committed then again dated eight sixteen ninety one reflecting the same statute so we believe under the case law that i must be careful and of course that we i must be careful base again upon the teachings of this of this court in this case we do have an information the information resides in the first paragraph that it is the punishment the one that he pled to eleven thirty five one and that is also included in the documents that we submitted in our identify the other offenses the one he was charged and information carries commitment shows that the that the defendant had entered a plea and was convicted to eleven thirty five or one point five however several years later
this is the fairground where the fairy tale every year about this time this becomes a place of work and excitement for they're getting ready to hold the fire here the fun of the fair is in the making all the shows and rides and make believe of the midway here to from far and near farm folks are bringing in the products of the harvest the choicest of their animals the finest of the things that are grown on the farm taking to the fire it's a sample of his current the very finest years everyone ready it's time to go here in the big cattle barn on the fair grounds folks are at work early tending and grooming their cattle and johnny are there early to they're getting their calves ready for the show they comb and brush the calves coats until they're smooth and fleece the boys want the calves to look their best spotlessly clean they are but now there's time to go sight see johnny goes first to see the fish say these bass would make good fishing if only they were in the creek back home boys on and her mother like to see the home canning show there are rows of fine canned fruits and vegetables but i am think her mother's canning is just as nice what's this homemade cakes the judge is deciding which one of them is best first she feels the cake then she tasted just cakes ought to be fun here in the grain show mr olson is watching while the judge decides which farmer has the best corn the judge feels the weight  it's time for lunch but here at the four h club camp where many of the farm boys eat they get fried chicken with all the trimmings this still has lots to see this is a jet plane wondered what it would be like to fly it here is a tractor it's much like the one bob's father
and i guess i miss the old mill more than ever now that i know you're back there on the job again ever walk up on the hill play you and i used to sit when i was a kid i'd always love that book because that's where i first decided to be a steel man like my dad remember remember all those times  i came up here the day you first went off to war and they always said you came up here the day i heard of you winning that medal day i was proud came up here today because i just won a medal too i'm proud of it it's not exactly a medal it's tonnage this battle of production and that plan is the program of every last one of us back here in fact to help us uncle sam and our company together are spending over seven hundred million dollars on a steel expansion program that the biggest thing in our history because this is a lot of steel so we're enlarging or blast going to sit all over the country and putting up a new one of the great great we've picked up one from illinois and moved it all away to a valley in utah that blast furnace will turn out to tell it's for the west coast a headache for hirohito and right in the heart of the biggest steel plant in the world  amends new open high furnace is turning out the kind of tonnage the country needs and pretty soon more of that will be rolling out of the big new open house for this is that a being rushed along in pennsylvania wouldn't surprise me if they springing up almost before you can say jack robinson there is a new ruling million alabama that you created capacity fifty percent turns out big plate one hundred forty inches wide is one inch and seventy two inches away or you ought to see it is breaking production records every month makes you proud to be a steel man but besides new tools in buildings the steel expansion program calls for a whole new plants so pretty soon what used to be farmland in the shadow of the mountain you tell will be turning out a crop of steel big we gotta make steel yes we got to shape it to form it into the weapons of war for instance bring i guess you know plant in pennsylvania that used to be a sheep mill but now its job is cutting in shaping the extra tough protective mother it's needed women in that plan to getting so they're really skillful in the edge helping to you'll be glad to know we're building invasion ships the invasion ships are built in big prefabricated second i'd hate to be a jap when a fleet of our invasion ships is coming in loaded with tanks the only shipyard had to be enlarged and improved and a new shipyard was built for the construction of naval observatory that's why you heard of the flying mass production idea to ship building these days well breaking more records and would you get a real thrill if you could see one of our quadripolar launchings we've done it time and again she's the war started the last time four ships in forty minutes that's really rolling out t
that's a welcome to the round church are just all for two thousand and fifteen our inaugural event first time out and couldn't be happier with the weather the turnout all the vendors even the food is crafts people here even the violins have been made in the state as well my name is edward smith i'm in willis and vermont lived here for about three years and have lived all over the country and been a woodworker for about twenty years i guess my feeling is that nature is the real artist and my role is just to make a few cuts to reveal what nature's already done and i just can't help but be impressed with the incredible creativity  because every time you cut into a piece of wood you discover something new and something exciting and something absolutely beautiful my name's krista orman like a friend that i met in living down here at the western  sessions and irish sessions come down and check us out jericho cafe and tavern thank you
specifically looked at our exact situation and position offenses standing ovation and said that it was converted to a misdemeanor when the sentencing court did not impose a prison clearly you have to presume that  does not govern these proceedings for several reasons first of all discussion of the wobblers statute issue surely victim in that case it did not it was not necessary for it to even reach that issue it already determined under an entirely different analysis that the was not an aggravated felony so it truly was a sort of unnecessary discussion but more importantly that that decision is in direct conflict with this court's previous longstanding have the analysis in there that that was required as under robinson and solid lopez and therefore it's robinson and gonzalez lopez that govern these proceedings and under those cases we have we have a very classic robinson set of facts here we have an order granting probation which is not a judgment and we have a judgment additionally millions a year e had filed a motion to convert this to mr meir and the court denied that motion so we have the court statement that it would not convert this to a misdemeanor and then the record could not be clearer that her offense is a felony conviction and therefore the petty offense exception cannot apply and this case  earlier decisions addressing an issue control until overruled by a nonviolent court and ari does agree with you when we suppose we say well we're bound like crap but you're bound by rob all of us yes and those are the early decisions and we have a classic set of facts under those two cases here some judges think the more recent decisions control so if we think the more recent decisions express the current  thinking of the court how do you deal with their well that would be in violation of this court's precedent to apply more recent again addressing the exact same issue which we had here but i we do have someone published decisions b leave you in terms of your argument well our argument remains the same that that the court got it right in its two decisions and that perhaps if it just really does find the tension between urlacher number one in terms of this very case it was absolutely essential to the judgment the ferreyra court did not have the benefit of the lopez case which dealt with a controlled substance and there's that or restraint on liberty and probation that's a criminal judgment in this case it's a
has made his decision tomorrow they say shit like other moral decisions that will have an effect on other people make them also choose right from wrong every decision we make every action we take affects the lives of others around us so as you watch a chain of decisions in this film try to see how various people decide what is right try to judge their decision see the film will not judge a beard and come down here because of the few dollars the windows would cost that isn't important what is important is the vandalism in this neighborhood warehouses homes cars stores and from this boy we have a chance to get a whole gang and break it up but the boy i won't talk he won't tell us who the others were and besides he says that he didn't throw anything you can make him talk and indeed he could turn against him like a regular gangster come on and close the door there on the spot by i guess you know that that you want to sit down serious charge against what vandalism willful and this fellow is going to sign a complaint against you you won't be satisfied with simply letting you pay for the window you broke i didn't break his window who it'll be much easier for you if you'll help us tell us who was with you just exactly like that you'll get off much easier get off easy tell what happened we harry i didn't break any window but someone did you haven't got any right  made judge them in the light of your standard what is right and wrong did you agree with harry's decisions would you have done the same but about the nightwatchman how did he decide what was right would you have done what he did but did harry's mother do that revealed a person to brighten drawl did you agree with her would you in sergeant kelly's place have forced harry to talk for his own good suppose you were in mr barker shoes how would you have helped him how would you have decided what
you talk about a pillar of this community last week first of all congratulate you and we know your story and tell us a bit about how long you were the leader of the mayor involved in the  from this community and just watching how zealand has continued to flourish and to its own and embraced be embraced by the community and embrace the community all the industry and everything in the growth it's just amazing we were there talking today it's like ok and here's think it's just continue to watch this one michigan region here grow and grow and blossom no pun intended i
this must be excess there was none of that in this particular aggravated domestic battery i defended it was sentenced to nine years imprisonment one aggravated domestic battery and light of the evidence presented during the sentencing hearing the defendant was properly sentenced and there was no abuse of discretion in issues kind of runs the gamut in terms of the issues that he has the court was made aware of those issues the court considered those issues but defendants rehabilitative potential or mitigating factors should not receive a greater than the seriousness of this advance in this case the victim was refused to exit her hotel room a defendant is out six one two hundred eighty pounds and the victim is about four eleven one hundred twenty pounds she was thrown onto the bed numerous times from whisper about using a t shirt and her ankles were bound as well defended testified himself that he tied her up and was sitting on her waist she had difficulty breathing she felt she was suffocating in this instance at some point she felt the need to bond and depended on allowing her to roll over to palm it onto the bed and then rolled her back over it and continue to sit on top of her things her phone in the bathroom waiver from her this was a very very serious incident that occurred and i appreciate that opposing counsel isn't trying to rest in the seriousness of what occurred to the victim mr byron this instance because i'm sure it was very very traumatic for her but coupled with all of those things that the trial court was able to witness during the actual trial and get the testimony from the defendant that he is not disputing that all of those things happened that coupled with the numerous issues that the defendant has in mitigation  sentence was appropriate shows there is not going to be any abuse of discretion it shows that the trial court reviewed all of this and evidence and made an appropriate decision in sentencing the defendants and i
consider this and we'll reserve our decision so we will give you a decision in writing in due course but you are one final case on for now on the final appeal on today
there's a relatively simple issue before the court which is what they were not the just great court plainly or and applying an enhancement under the sentencing guidelines farther in my reply brief i pointed out that the government's assertions to the contrary all go outside of the record in this case and that simply if the court finds that acceptable i lose if the court  some difficulty with the briefing in this case i may be missing something ok which is why i'm asking this question but in the brief without citation t specific factual representation with out supporting the record have and i apologize the court is quite frankly it's been two ships passing the night ship passing on a representation of a fact eight without  ation to the record which is a breach of the rules but even worse than that i thought that simply isn't in the record at all would you agree with that i mean in behalf of the united states you acknowledge that that's not a cool thing to do i do all right and that then brings me to my argument for the court today which is the playing error standard and the reason it's not in the record discovery and looking at the factual basis some of which i as of course pointed out improperly cite now we then get to the sentencing proceedings themselves the defendant or the appellant below raise t in the stipulation of facts there is language discussing these are in fact altered passports are being presented at the department of motor vehicles in nevada to get into that identification documents and about identification cards happened below was that there was a lengthy evidentiary hearing on the objections raised at that hearing there was no objection to address no evidence was presented because counsel hadn't made any objection to that enhancement in fact if you look at the  and he talks about the issue of intended lost and submit that he thinks all the evidence is in produce and therefore we don't need to hear from the going on that point and he goes on to suggest to the court that the evidence it's required should be limited to the contested point of the defendant's role in other words even when why i come before you today after reviewing the reply brief and the ships colliding in the night if you will i i have come to grass with the nature of the argument the advance by defense counsel i believe under the plain error standard when if i may just very briefly clarify what might be a point of confusion here i have been through mr vasquez made reference to the discovery in this case and  may have left the court with the impression that he was somehow sandbagged going the us i have been through the discovery in this case i have talked with the two trial attorneys in mouth place who represented m
thers are full of the savvy businessman who have gotten the black marketing because they don't have the stamina to risk their own greed we mean to put these black market operators behind bar whenever and wherever we find that which will never be able to stamp out this vicious fraternity complete unless and until every american retailer and housewife appreciates that's the root of the black market are in citizens for this particular black marketing conspiracy was born about six months ago in a middle western city  higher price than their legitimate competitors could meet our evidence shows that the livestock hip to the operators of these well facking plant was slaughtered in violation of production restrictions and shipped to the defendant wholesaler in violation of the restriction or every price and rationing governing the sale of me or violated in the course of this  contact me around a retail they paid above the ceiling bribes to the collection agency this black marketing conspiracists we put them all together in an office and left them alone with their thoughts while we examined them one wants we make no promises but we do ask you as a bakery article american to tell us just how much money above the ceiling price you i guess i'm saying this right up to now i'll give you any statement he wants with the information that was given to us we were able to discover at one of the higher ups was flying through including one hundred fifty dollars paid to him by a boat you and bill maher by the governments that ladies and gentlemen of the jury concludes the government's case against these defen like marketing doesn't stop just with me it's pure potatoes popery butter tires and gasoline all of it every one of you as a personal duty to finance wartime racketeering don't grab for more than your share of any if you're offered rationed food without ration stamps refuse to take don't be a sucker for black market price never pay more than the top legal price and if you see the law being broken report it to your rest of your government must have your help
people are afraid of the past and the future all they want is the present i used to be a fireman you know those people who were supposed to help help us keep the present and i just have been feeling so lost because i haven't seen my family in a while and although my grandma since me money to show me that she cares for me i i still don't build loved and maybe that's because i'm feeling all my classes but that doesn't make me a bad person right well i haven't told anyone this here but early this year i was a victim of the physical  who was in a hotel room and i wondered if anyone heard and if they did why didn't they call someone and i cried for the first time in a long time it's weird because just a moment before the incident i had said that there was no god and maybe that was his raft but later that week a man made a pass at me and i rejected because i rejected him because you know i'm not a homosexual but what's amazing is that i got to see my sister and i have never been happier maybe god if there is one growing to me that joy
subdivision of the tracy final plan along with the two conditions outlined in the memo dated december seventh twenty eighteen second row condition
stationary chair and work with this testimony about jumping he wasn't injured when he was he didn't jump the well he jumped out of his chair i mean that's that's his test and that's assessing what he jumped out of a chair right and it was this motion and is the would submit that it was peculiar to his employment the fact the way the work station was set up is peculiar to his appoint he's just that simply rising out of a chair to stand out he's arising out of a tree twisting and turning to get to the front counter desk at the direction it immediately into direction of the supervisor i think that is where the increased risk arises that isn't in the risk peculiar to his employment and this occurred in the furtherance of his it employment for fat lady councils argument generally speaking from the claimant was not the primary person who was called upon to risk of the workstation itself not again i don't believe assessor that it happen the first time would be the first customer or a fifty times a day because it was one specific act in which he injured himself was a repetitive type injury it was one specific act in which he injured himself so i don't believe that
statues that concerns the commitments and issues that are exactly like ours but the same thing happened there to a gentleman who went in for a two year year commitment the legal process did not work through is the legal standard that he used he should not be subject to arrest and revocation based on an incorrect legal theory that simply because he's used grounds he's not dangerous to anybody else that we can send him back to the hospital for a year at a