The Submission
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| Originally published | August 16, 2011 |
| Authors | Amy Waldman |
| Genres | Psychological Fiction |
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| ID | 1010234 |
About The Submission
A jury gathers in Manhattan to select a memorial for the victims of a devastating terrorist attack. Their fraught deliberations complete, the jurors open the envelope containing the anonymous winner's name—and discover he is an American Muslim named Mohammad Khan. . . .
Donald Trump says he will ask the Judge to step aside
... Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Mr Trump s legal team until 17:00 local time on Monday to respond to The Submission...
Donald Trump social media post flagged by prosecutors in court filing
... Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Mr Trump s legal team until 17:00 local time on Monday to respond to The Submission...
How did Annie's body end up on a Scottish beach?
... " The Submission letter also points to the refusal of police and Scotland s Crown Office, the country s public prosecution service and death investigation authority, to release information that relates to Annie s case to her family, including photographs taken by the police of the body at the time of the post-mortem...
Penelope Jackson loses appeal bid to challenge murder conviction
... " We accept The Submission that a loss of control does not need to be sudden for the defence to succeed and that it can be triggered by the cumulative impact of a pattern of events, specifically in a relationship which has been characterised by coercion and control...
What perks will Boris Johnson get after quitting as an MP?
... The department, however, has in relation to the inquiry, over The Submission of his unredacted WhatsApps...
Police officers face prosecution over death scenes images
... The PPS said it followed a decision to " prosecute one individual for three counts of improper use of a public electronic communications network contrary to the Communications Act 2003 following The Submission of a separate file by the PSNI"...
Partygate: MPs to share evidence ahead of Boris Johnson TV grilling
... Birthday gatheringIn The Submission, he said his assurances to MPs that lockdown rules had been followed were made in " good faith"...
Charity apologises over feminist Elsie Inglis statue row
... However, the charity closed down The Submission process on 8 October - about two weeks before the deadline...
Donald Trump says he will ask the Judge to step aside
By Ece GoksedefBBC News
Donald Trump has said he will ask The Judge in his election fraud case to step aside on what he called " very powerful grounds".
He claimed that " there is no way I can get a Fair Trial " unless she does.
His call came after The Prosecution requested a court order that would limit what he can publicly say about the case.
The Judge , Tanya Chutkan, was appointed by former president Barack Obama .
Trump took to his Social Media platform, Truth Social, on Sunday Morning , describing the case as " the ridiculous freedom of speech, slash fair elections case" and saying that his legal team would immediately be asking for recusal of The Judge .
He give no details of his grounds for asking her to step down.
Judge Chutkan previously ruled against Mr Trump's efforts to shield evidence from The House January 6 Committee and has faced frequent attacks from Trump allies in recent days. Mr Trump had described her and The Department of Justice (DOJ) as " highly partisan and very corrupt".
Judge Chutkan, who was appointed in 2014, is the only federal judge in Washington who has delivered sentences against defendants in cases related to the 6 January Capitol riot that are longer than the sentences that the DOJ asked for, according to Nbc News .
Any judge of the United States shall disqualify themselves in any proceeding in which their impartiality might reasonably be questioned, according to the US Department of Justice.
Recusal of The Judge was not the only thing Mr Trump said he would request. He also wants his case to be moved out of Washington.
He says that it is " impossible for him to get a Fair Trial in Washington" which he describes as " anti-Trump".
Earlier This Week , Mr Trump wrote in Capital Letters , " If you go after me, I Am coming after you! " on Truth Social, just A Day after he pleaded Not Guilty to four charges in the alleged election fraud case.
And the same night, the prosecutors said they feared Mr Trump might disclose confidential evidence and asked for a protective order to prevent " the improper dissemination or use of discovery materials, including to the public".
Judge Tanya Chutkan gave Mr Trump's legal team until 17:00 local time on Monday to respond to The Submission . Mr Trump's lawyers asked for Three more days, but The Judge denied their request.
Judge Chutkan, a noted hardliner on cases against those accused of participation in The Capitol riots, is expected to call in attorneys from both sides on 28 August to discuss setting a trial date.
The charges - which include conspiracy to defraud the US, tampering with A Witness and conspiracy against the rights of citizens - stem from the former president's actions in The Wake of the 2020 election, including around the 6 January Capitol riot.
Over The Past two years, the 61-year-old judge has won a reputation for harsh sentences for those convicted of participation in the riots. Of the 31 defendants who have come before her, Judge Chutkan has sentenced every one of them to at least some jail time, according to a Washington Post tally.
Mr Trump now faces five upcoming Trials - Three criminal Trials which include the classified documents case, the Hush Money case, and these election charges; and two civil Trials over business practices and alleged defamation of A Woman who accused him of rape.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com