You so much. Were going to give a very brief update on the case review. We have now completed the review of the investigative case files in the preliminary hearing reports that were available where 32 was held. We have the inputting process of the information that was released from the investigation. We had this process and will continue to work on the other services and how the data produced and hand over the questions i was here today of all probable cause and whether or not there was an acquittal and overturned and have the data complete and would then have for analysis would have on site visits which would be drafting questions which would answer any of the questions on the data as raised for you. Have you any questions thats it for my interview today. Well put. Before we start our next match that a working group presentation, is there anybody its been proposed that they members of the ipad to site visits and they have a general idea of seeing no opposition then we can go ahead and
Future behavior. Reporter supporters say you can discipline kids and maintain control of the classroom without suspending them. We are quite capable of issuing consequences when students misbehave while also keeping them on campus. We can use trash clean up, detention. Reporter and its a place for learning in a way that home may not be. Mothers arent home, fathers arent home. Grandparents arent home. Nobodys home. So what does that mean to suspend somebody . Reporter the new law will go into effect next year. Now, in recent years, california students have missed more than 150,000 days of school because of suspensions. State senate has voted in favor of a renter protection bill that caps annual rent increases at approximately 7 and a half . But that will not apply to new rental housing built in the last 12 years. It also requires landlords to provide just cause before evicting a tenant. Governor newsom said of the bills passing california is at the door step of an acting strong state wi
We have begun the inputting process of the information gleaned from those investigations. We have completed the analysis of the air force data and we will continue to work on the other services to have the data produced so we can answer the questions that were raised here today with probable cause and whether or not there was an equital or further appellate overturn and we hope to have the data completed for you by late spring and then for analysis and if you vote to go on site visits later today potential had i well be drafting questions for any of the data raised for your review. Pending any questions, thats the update from the case review today. Okay. Thank you. Well, wellput. [laughter] before we start our next which is the Data Working Group presentation, is there anybody its been proposed that members of the dacipad do site visits. Is there anybody opposed to that general idea . Seeing no opposition then we can go ahead and start planning for those. Its also been proposed at an e
Good morning, general. This afternoon with the panels so we will get the perspective of the Service Organization chiefs regarding conviction acquittal rates, case adjudication process and victim declination. I suspect we might hear something slightly different that we heard this morning but staff, could you keep this up, please. Based on the responses we put together questions and i will read the first one. This is the referral process. The defense rfi responses indicate the victim preference may play an outsized role in whether or not a Sexual Assault case goes to trial. What consideration or weight should the convening Authority Given to victims wishes regarding the disposition of a Sexual Assault case . Colonel bennetts, could you start us off . [laughter] obviously, the voice of the victim is something that should be considered but when we get too much weight to it and when the wishes and desires of the victim are going to overwhelm what the evidence should support if you have no k
Well call this hearing to order. Today we are welcoming the administrator of the federal Emergency Management agency, mr. Brock long. Were here to talk about response to recovery to hurricane irma, maria and harvey and the wild fires. Thank you for being here. I want to thank you and the thousands of dedicated fema personnel who have deployed and who continue to work tirelessly to help communities and families get back on their feet in the wake of in every instance of these devastating events. Congress has passed two emergency sup lementals which have provided an additional 26 billion to ensure femas ability to response to immediate aftermath of disasters. Now is the time to shift focus from response to recovery. And while some of these efforts are already underway, theres still a very long road ahead. Today we look forward to hearing from you on how this third supplemental request, 23. 5 billion will enable communities to start down the long path of longterm recovery. Mr. Long, please