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there's nothing we will have a look at  was that for all the probably that he wanted to be personally responsible don't take it so hard when we've got insurance you know but meanwhile what am i supposed to pay my men with a lot of watches and see show they like money you know what i mean money let me see  i just love you to pieces i know i'll never understand  then when you're not here to when you stop being what you are and you start to be something else i guess of like i don't know much about those things most people don't or yeah she  proved this was nothing days go by i don't know where they go or what's wrong it's like a sickness or like being goofy or something we just stand still you feed it to you know what i mean or even hate would be paid grace's permission to dump myself you know i don't care what you guys can't like good judge has a sentence what you just you're in prosecuting attorney all rolled into one exam teslin have a judge jury and prosecuting attorney i was working for a company and he stole the money from that company least that's what everyone believed and i did to i found out from that they sent him home you should remember that you got a free ride with tell everything you've said is true i think i shot to build something at me but i couldn't make out what it was i thought he was playing a trick on me and so when you got to say you were a coward and you killed because you didn't think of you when he was dying alone groping but one thought of feeling that would help a company don't you think most men would turn to their wives under such circumstances i don't know would depend on the name and the woman and the way they lead to get on to a small thing might not mean anything at all but it's part of the feeling i've had about you and i tied to put into words but it seems to me you two were straight that wrong people can be married and you can have a child by a ranch the way you did never like each other much really know each other i travelled back the way i'd come on it this time i paid for mine i went to the company files and looked up everything they had about the hold up fine away do you have no remember the name of that guy you know the one that was wounded and pages which is how you got that pension you spoke of a minute ago you know i think you can spend you've been afraid of every shadow i have even had bad dreams about dreams where you can see the man with a gun firing on the god you're companeros and out you go you're protecting all there is always crazy gamble strictly a shot in the dark he's busy all right i'll  take state your business m what's when i when you
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examining the prospective jurors during why dear and our contention is that that is plain error is all defense counsel of judge did to that procedure was not preserved in a post trial motion that there is a blanket policy you know the words the judge said hey this is a new regime in my home or no tourney's get a chance to speak directly to the jurors during why they are and that's absolutely improper particular vision that this kind of action is not consistent with the law maybe there should be some consideration of factors such that there isn't a levy asian or a  remediation but it doesn't result in an automatic reversal as justice as you know said when she said that under four thirty one he just it's not a structural or or you have a prejudice yeah i mean obviously if there are other things that could be done but it's our contention that it is a structural layer because when you go in with a court just can't have a black blanket policy disregarding the supreme court rules and in the traditional case with you it's a jury issue you have to exhaust your primary challenges in order to preserve the issue so i think to that extent it's right with which no credibility is everything if you get a handle jerks like yeah well the police and believe everything they say he's guilty if you have a panel of jurors who were like well we don't necessarily believe everything that personal contact with the jury this is important here and it's been recognized by the supreme court and they have a brief living recognize the importance of that also so i think it is crucial your problem is crucial and there are circumstances where a defense attorney will be able to ask questions directly to the jury or is it just even if they ask the identical question you can get different response because it is quite frank jurors can  story and the defendant story through his girlfriend who you allow him to support is his theory of the case is inconsistent with the facts the facts are if there was this suppose struggle on the ground hands and knees as the police said then the evidence is consistent because he had scratches on his hands in on his knees she said something balanced i know that the jury would disagree they actually had two questions by the jury on two goals in the first one that they asked what to do with if we've had a verdict on one but not on the other so they were obviously struggling on whether he's guilty or innocent now it's title ation but i would be guessing the they were struggling with the aggravated assault charge because if you look at the
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where we get on the highway well now wouldn't you like to know he comes back to that club we want to be anywhere around here is telling is by may all about you he told them about me last night way we've got to get his mind on something else maybe a production  he's ok he is waiting for us hi you gave it to me over years ago i'm ready well let's flip then just remember i got my dad's wheels tonight really do the bit on your car here funny mr miller real funny live in a time thing by the hour and you have i just wanted some fresh air  chapter four thirty two
find murder is where there is a separate building not something that's wholly consumed by the killing itself but a separate felony an armed robbery you know an aggravated discharge me some of these cases that have come down since improperly based on a felony that's inherent in the rose out of killing itself and didn't have an independent police through this so i also i get like say don't think there's anything wrong with the state having the discretion to decide which charges to bring in and present to the jury there's also nothing wrong with the the court saying in this circumstance for you to get a murder conviction on this you have to bring in through the knowing or intentional murder not relevant to a consideration whether you're talking about is it the same acts or different acts of the kind that it doesn't become relevant just because it's not a single act you know we're not just the same act announces the conduct is relevant and that kind of act in this but i understand but but we are learning that there were multiple asked but i gave that even more so on a philosophical basis i think if you want to call that or legal basis i think that what we have to is a situation where where we don't have the saying is that we're not going to relieve the state of a burden to prove unknowing or intentional murder by saying you can charge felony murder in the case for he asks the intent are so intertwined with what is cha indecent they also talked about what the my passion was completed when he joined with these other people to commit harm and i forget the exact elements that they talk about in davis but that they are done but the aggravated battery here is what you can say did the murder resulted in the aggravated battery or the aggravated battery resulted in the murder in this case there  i mean the allegations in the charity instrument are exactly the same
going to allow this evidence as in each attempted to state attempted to refresh his witnesses recollection and all those things  constitution allows calls for defendant and a public trial our supreme court as to for reasons why court might be able to consider closing the courtroom when there's an overriding door after he went out or came back and i and therefore that he waller that is set up by the supreme court we're not that three year old boy with no criminal background in horrible strong family support various people from the community testifying for him at his sentencing and the response if you use a gun to fight somebody gets killed you're going to spend the rest your life that seems to be for causing all kinds of possible dispositions even for as an event described as murder i think that a fast horse position and that it did not consider mitigating assistance case attorneys handle the prosecution there's the help of there's no power so the mere fact that the us pressure prosecutor is using some of the resources of the state's attorney's office the trial was over in motion for a new trial is what just came up that the claims but on the record all there in there all the time no effort was made during the trial to put on the record what the is before i guess the record that there were still two people present in the courtroom but and of course the parties but there is no indication in the record that anyone was actually denied access to the court room and i've cited a couple out there to anybody coming in but again we don't know if anybody was actually deny that we don't know if the person who was the trial just directed left or came sat back down there's nothing in the record to indicate that really our rate under our system of justice a judge and i know this is an experience that normally you send the jury back to the jury and you say discuss it amongst yourselves i would like to start this day or that day and then after you've discussed it send your foreman out let me know if that's going to work or not because i'm going to have that discussion with the judge it just seems to me to be a little hard for anybody to figure out what went wrong behind closed doors that's the price all right so it's not exactly the high end of story and the trouble they have with the judge saying well the prosecutor did nothing wrong there now and you're saying well now he can't argue that it was wrong but that again well he did make the injection judge made a decision that seemingly that he decide the defendant to present her i'm sorry a witness to make a statement released and then simply tonight it's even existed that's the point everybody reporting the the written disposition within a short day and an object should recess for
court and back this brings with it a lot of risk and i think that's why that's one of the reasons why the court's ruling was unfair and there is a chance that the gallons could do all this great the rest of the trash even though it seemed perfectly logical that he should be allowed to do that that's will here questions of fairness are subject and they should not do not enter november third or february nineteenth or whatever sure increases traffic on the road somewhere but not all day every day of the year and i think you know
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direct appeal at the same time raising that same claim in the trial that's it's a it's a problematic procedure for a number of us in the st of which is it's very inefficient it would require two courts to consider the axiom issues as at the axing time using the exact same record which would not be prepared as soon as the defendant filed the notice of appeal in this case the record was actually prepare for seven months very often the record isn't prepared for longer than that certainly raised the other big problem with this claim is that you end up having to courts deciding whether in fact the record is sufficient and the merits of the actual of the matter and on these kinds of  titian they'd lose the ability to raise the other issues they may not be aware of those other issues or one of those other issues may not rise into the direct deals week which would be ineffective assistance of counsel so these are two options that this just following up and just as calmer given the charges against the defendant isn't it true that there might not be need to develop a record concerning the events leading up the defendants  argument is that record is more than sufficient to establish that there was no probable cause and certainly absolutely no expert circumstances warrant entering and so without the gun and without the specific measuring of the essence would have happened is the record would have included facts that the result will be from their police records and their testimony regarding what actually happened during those four centuries so  then with respect to  i would also finally like to know the state's position essentially in this series of each because what it's doing is it's same because we can speculate about facts that are completely outside the record no claims in effect assistance of counsel can ever really be have to have some basis for speculating on facts that reese forth to this court and it just doesn't in this case the only real record issue that the state wants to bring to this st mention is this cla
safe go is not controlling here for these two separate reasons one bemis really did not realize the case from a insurance coverage perspective as well as we're that maybe the supreme court should address this issue in this case to give them the perfect opportunity to do that because i spent a lot of time thinking about how to reconcile that language in in
we were looking for apartments and came over here fell in love with it and sold our house and moved here when we got here we had a car but we sold the car well apartment is well over a thousand square feet  bathroom a good sized kitchen everybody thinks of downtown brick walls wood floors and that was our mindset when we started looking for work parties and this one was the plaster walls carpet and  you want well it turns out to be really because it's warm it's quiet very comfortable grandkids well for c n n and we like to talk to each other we're best friends and walking is a great time to communicate with each other so we just spend a lot of time walking and with the snow melt extended snow melt now winters are not really a problem very few days during the year that you can't go outside and enjoy downtown most people are jealous about what we're doing it's been just spectacular time and i think everybody's realizing that because i don't believe there's an empty apartment
outbid every other major studio for the screen rights to the two per play and still the full resources of one of the world's largest motion picture studios were being extended to make all my son an outstanding motion picture the ranks of stage screen and radio were cold to secure a perfect cast edward g robinson magnificent in an exacting role burt lancaster fulfilling the promise he showed in the killers and brute force from the broadway stage came
bill well i've seen really the firsthand effects of this like my dad lives on lake minnetonka so i've really seen the effects of the zebra mussels the asian carp like there are less fish there's more algae and it's just become a less pleasant place to be in this especially in the summers  do you think it should become a heavier topic because i know that in the past this hasn't really big and been a big issue and people are just now starting to talk about it i think so because of a species like before we can do anything to sort of make the environment better we have to take of the current problems and i think these are the biggest her problem one last question in your bill it states that there is a fifty dollars fine for people who are transporting these species into minnesota even if they don't know they are do you feel that this is all right all right well thank you so much period time what is your opinion on this bill i feel like it's an important issue to take notice of all the invasive species in our state and that it would be a good idea ok a species are so bad for the environment and they're taking over the national species that are in minnesota be sure to keep tabs on bill twenty three zero seven as it makes its way through the house and senate
of sarasota and this is your commission report look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting december first two thousand and fourteen it's also the first meeting with the newly appointed city commissioners want to remind everyone that the agenda is subject to change and can change at the last minute so let's take a look at the afternoon session after citizens input the commission moved to approval of minutes the be considering the minutes of the regular city commission meeting of november seventeenth two thousand and fourteen followed by the minutes of the special city commission meeting of november one thousand to two thousand and fourteen next under board actions the commission will hear a report from the public art committee concerning their regular meeting of november twelfth two thousand and fourteen after that the commission will consider consent agendas one and two followed by several board appointments vs a mare's nomination to the sarasota housing authority board of directors next is the downtown improvement district board of directors after that is the appointment to the historic preservation board the human relations board the public art committee the same armand's business improvement district board of directors and finally the commission represent representation on boards and committees after that the commission will consider three items of unfinished business first is the approval and acceptance of the c o p s cops hiring grant for two thousand and fifteen two thousand and seventeen to hire three additional police officers in the reduced  award amount of three hundred forty seven thousand six hundred two dollars next determination of the contract agreement between the city of sarasota and west or construction incorporated pertaining to list station number eighty seven and finally is the continued discussion of the homelessness status report and that does it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting december first two thousand and fourteen if you like to look at the gender of the back of material you can do so a series sort of dot com on the right side look for video on demand the meeting will begin shortly with the city of sarasota
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hi i'm john operate with the city of sarasota and this year commission report look at the agenda for the regular city commission meeting september fourth two thousand and eighteen remind everyone that the agenda is subject to change and can change at the last minute so let's take a look at the agenda for this afternoon the city commission will first convene into special session of the community redevelopment agency or c r eight first the c r a will consider the minutes of the special c r a meeting of july sixteenth two thousand and eighteen next is a presentation a discussion regarding a proposed agreement between the city of sarasota and john f swift incorporated pertaining to the south lemon avenue streetscape and paul fort jr park design build services in the amount of three hundred six thousand two hundred seventy six dollars the c adjourn and reconvene as a city commission where the old consider consent agenda is one and two next up is unfinished business first is the second reading the proposed ordinance amending the sarasota city code recycling in solid waste fees for recycling and solid waste to increase the rate set forth they are in for charges assessed on or after october first two thousand and eighteen next up as approval regarding the proposed st armand circle public restrooms and maintenance services costs after that is approval of a ready for one hundred report and year one update followed by approval to authorize the mayor and city auditor and clerk to execute the second amendment to and fourth extension of agreement between the city of sarasota and  the north water tower part at least in the amount of thirty five thousand three hundred and seventy four dollars per year nexts approval of the as is purchase and sale agreement between the city of sarasota and the humane society of sarasota county incorporated the city owned property located at twenty three thirty one fifteenth street sarasota florida and file is direction regarding the charter official performance evaluation process and that's it for the afternoon session of the regular city commission meeting of september fourth two thousand and eighteen if you like to look at the agenda of the becket material you do so it serves to f l dot gov and click on the tab that says meetings agendas and video and the meeting will begin shortly nupur with the