propublica did a particular dive on this justice. if a deep dive investigation, it raises questions. a legal expert from nyu school of law, saying if it comes from a person, not a corporation or business, it was personal hospitality, and did not need to report it. if you re going to change the rules for the supreme court, by which the justices are required to obey, does congress do that? when was the last time that happened? republicans leading the court, leading a majority in the house. is this the time to do that or would it be considered unlikely? the last few months they ve updated the protocols for how they have to report things. listen, congress always wants to get involved with the judicial branch in a situation like this, because they do control funding for the judicial branch. that s when you have the hearings each year, they ask for
country did a deep dive investigation of the timeline leading up to the killings. watch. a double murder shrouded in mystery a south carolina legal dynasty s rapid collapse in a trail of death an destruction this is the story of alec murdoch family held seat of power of south carolina 13th solicitor nearly 100 years but the reign ended when iran doll of third retired in 2006 leaving his children including son alec and powerful positions in the legal world s private sector. and february 2018 murdoch family long time nanny gloria mysterious died after falling down a set of stairs at the home. after her death alec told gloria s sons that he would help their family sue him so they would be financially taken care of. gloria s son eventually learned that the insurance polls this paid out more than $4 million which allegedly pocketed themselves. and february 2019 alec younger
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in 2022, either remotely via their smart meter or by somebody entering their home and changing it. it can be anxiety inducing, particularly for households where people are vulnerable, they are failing to stay on top of their bills. there are quite strict guidelines in place for switching customers. so things like disabled and sick customers can t be forced to switch. extra credit should be offered to customers in advance of being switched to get them to payday, to get them to universal credit day. 0fgem, the regulator, are worried this is not happening. from this morning, a deep dive investigation will look at suppliers to ensure those guidelines are being followed. they say they have already had to fine the supplier utilita for not following the guidelines. more are expected to follow. campaign groups have long said of these prepayment deals, which are not as good as direct debit deals, punish those who are most vulnerable. today s announcement from 0fgem, they say, is a start, but mo