I would like to thank all the viewers who follow us on the news network, thank you and thank you for being with the economic desk. You must have heard from the news that you have heard these days that the seventh plan of the seventh fiveyear plan is being reviewed in the islamic council, especially the program of the economic desk. It is dedicated, we will try to review it on different days in the seventh program. Today we want to talk about the banks. The latest news that came today is that in the part of reforming the Banking System, it is recorded that all the properties and independent properties of the banks will be in one single system and efforts should be made to ensure that in the 5year plan of the banks from bungahdari something that we know a lot about these days, we hear that they should stay away, but lets check and see how our situation is in the field of banking and controlling inflation and banking and so on. If we look at the first picture together, we will see that th
William has been a lawyer for 30 years and is the author of three previous books on federal judges as well as on the nature of practicing law and has a jd from the University Connecticut school of law and english from california riverside. Richard is the United States court of appeals for the seventh circuit and a senior lecturer at the university of Chicago Law School. Tonight we are joined by tom ginsberg the purpose of International Law at the wall schoolawschool that is graciousy presenting the program please join me in welcoming them now. [applause] without further ado i thought i would plunge into the question alternating between the judge and the biographer. When you were at the age of some of the people in this room as an undergraduate and the biography tells us you were a fabulous scholar interested in literatu literature, what made you decide to go to Law School Clinics debate co . It was always the default graduate choice for a College Graduate and my father was a lawyer and
This, i skipped my last year of high school so i was only 16 when i went to yale college and i was only 20 when i went to law school so i was younger than the other kids and i was bratty and if i didnt like the professor, i really couldnt conceal that. I liked most professors but not all of them. My particular was dean griswold, terrible teacher taught tax. When i was a student caught unprepared and unresponsive, apparently i scowled at him a lot. My worst encounter this is hilarious because it is right out of alice in wonderland. I became the president of the harvard law review and every year the president would meet with some stuffy, old boston financiers or something who managed the law reviews trust, whatever it was. So at the meeting i attended, griswold was very upset. Why was he upset . He decided there wa said that ta refrigerator in the building reserved for the faculty that contained targets and he said some of them were missing. He said some were missing and he thinks the me
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