Are fundamental rights to marriage and who gets access to those fundamental rights and who doesnt. Those are the issues that the parties in one way or another addressed. Ive read all the briefs, i have to say i think the quality of the briefing by varies. These are not briefs that were written by law professors and so that may be a good thing but theyre not as rigorous as we would like to have one more teaching our were teaching our students but its also fair to say that in many cases they werent written by or meet the standards of the Supreme Court briefs. Thats not to say there badly done its just to say they somewhat vary. The petitioners in their briefs all emphasize a mix of doctrine, other cases in due process and equal protection. Personal stories about their clients and their parties, appeals to Justice Kennedy which are an inevitable feature in any case like this and preemptive strikes making their response brief. The respondents briefs, the state briefs emphasize a mix of res
I use experience you know, i have no idea whatsoever. And pozner suggested, i think i picked that up go and do empirical research. Why doesnt the government do it . Commissions tried to do it. Doesnt know where to begin. There are so many statutes. I think, Justice Breyer the very difficulty and unmanageability of the enterprise suggests it is not what congress had in mind. What congress had in mind was identifying classes of offenses that judges are confident involve serious potential risks of physical injury to another possibly the similarity in kind inquiry when the mens rea isnt satisfied. What Congress Expected courts to do was to analyze what the conduct is that is involved in it, compare it to the listed offenses and see if the risks are similar. Does the department of justice does the department of justice do any of that . Is one that the prosecutor asks for, and is there any guidance coming from the department of justice, guidance to the u. S. Attorneys, who are going to be as
Cass City School s principal retiring
Mary Drier, For the Tribune
June 3, 2021
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Chad Daniels
CASS CITY Cass City School’s graduation wasn’t just the last day for seniors but also for a veteran educator as well.
Chad Daniels, who is the high school principal, has coordinated the high school graduation for the last 14 years. It was his last one as he retires at the end of June.
Overall, he has been with the district for 26 years.
“I think I’m the longest serving high school principal in Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola counties,” he said.
Although Daniels graduated from a neighboring school district, his roots run deep in the Cass City School District, where he started his career in 1996 to teach alternative education. His career evolved into teaching, coaching academics at the high school and becoming the high school principal.
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