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Pandemic Council Act: Pandemic Council now (neue-deutschland.de)
When the corona crisis began, there was a great willingness to trust the measures of the Prime Minister's Conference. »In March 2020 it was time to act. We also supported that, «says the member of the Bundestag and legal advisor for Friedrich Straetmann's left-wing parliamentary group. "But that was not a license for the government for the entire duration of the pandemic." Instead of a license, the left-wing faction wants to anchor a pandemic council in the Infection Protection Act.
The federal government continues to come under pressure month after month in the pandemic. Decisions and statements that were initially valid were soon revised. At first, masks were deemed unnecessary and ineffective. After a few days of public discussion, everyday masks are suddenly the method of choice. With the increasing availability of medical masks, these are becoming an everyday item. A path that the FFP2 masks are now also taking. The decisions of the rulers are accompanied by criticism and opposing views and are increasingly dividing a part of society.
"It is not enough just to criticize this issue, we also have to make it clear: How could it work," says Bundestag Vice President Petra Pau, who helped several members of the left-wing parliamentary group draft the law. "We notice almost every day that the Infection Protection Act was not designed for this crisis. Hence our bill. "
In a pandemic council, the left faction is primarily concerned with bringing more information to the Bundestag. So far, Parliament has only been informed orally by the Federal Government. "We can only assess a measure if we have this information," Straetmanns justified the demand for written information, which should also contain the decision-making bases such as medical data, according to which the rulers have so far made decisions.
Straetmanns does not want to delay the work of the ministries and the regulations. "But where it makes sense, the Bundestag should be able to adopt the measures and bring them into law. I think of things like the vaccination sequence and the restrictions imposed. "
The criticism of the federal government is clearly noticeable these days. The number of deaths this week again reached highs since the beginning of the pandemic. The Robert Koch Institute reported 1,244 deaths on Thursday and 1,113 deaths on Friday. The recently decided measures are ready for action just a few days later. The vaccinations are slow to start.
"In the meantime, however, there is no longer any reason to override democratic practices or even the Basic Law and to act with bodies that are in no way legitimized," says Petra Pau. Above all, Pau wants to involve citizens in the pandemic council for far-reaching measures and resolutions. The regulations for Christmas would have been an issue for the pandemic council, as was the current vaccination sequence. "After the bumpy start of the vaccinations, I think that acceptance of the procedure is more likely to be achieved through a law than through the different procedures in the individual federal states," says Pau.
Friedrich Straetmanns also sees a number of issues for the pandemic council: »The health system must be put to the test, especially now when the deficiencies are becoming clear. Which areas have to be returned to the municipalities? What happens to the profits that exist in the crisis? "
The left-wing parliamentary group is now hoping for support and a broad debate that will take place beyond the parliamentary group boundaries of the Bundestag. Above all, laws should arise where the ordinances have so far been ineffective. »The question of working from home is also a question of occupational safety. All of this has profound effects and should be discussed in a pandemic council made up of citizens and scientists in order to ultimately be poured into legal form, «demands Pau. "Otherwise it will fall out of focus again at the end of the pandemic."
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Corona pandemic: Thuringia postpones state elections
Thuringia's Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow in Heilbad Heiligenstadt in September 2020
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The decision was made out of concern for the well-being of the citizens, according to the Left Party. If the date had not been postponed, there should have been party congresses in February.
IIn Thuringia, the left, the SPD and the Greens as well as the CDU agreed on Thursday evening to postpone the election to the state parliament. Instead of April 25th as planned, the Thuringians will now elect a new state parliament on September 26th, at the same time as the general election.
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Correspondent for Saxony and Thuringia based in Dresden.
The decision was made both to protect the health of the citizens and to safeguard the democratic rights of the parties, said the chairwoman of the Left, Susanne Hennig-Wellsow, after the more than four hours of consultation. Otherwise, the state parliament would have been dissolved by mid-February and the new election would have to be prepared with hundreds of district party conferences, candidates and lists. All those involved considered this to be incompatible with the current pandemic-related contact restrictions. With 310 new corona infections per 100,000 inhabitants within seven days, Thuringia currently has the highest value nationwide.
The election date had been the main issue. While the left and the SPD preferred an early date, the CDU and the Greens set a joint date with the federal election, from which they hope to gain a tailwind. Hennig-Wellsow said that by September they hope to have "reached a certain level of vaccination" in order to enable a smooth election process. At the same time, the red-red-green minority coalition agreed with the CDU on the continuation of the cooperation called stability mechanism, which is primarily about not overriding each other with the help of the AfD.
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Berlin: Organize more diversity (neue-deutschland.de)
The Left Party should have been colorful for a long time. But how?
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It's a question of credibility. As a party, the left naturally also primarily represents the interests of the precarious, marginalized and socially excluded in its program. In doing so, the party naturally positions itself as a representative of the interests of migrants. In daily political business, in parliaments and boards of directors, there are of course some prominent politicians with migration experience, but overall there are far too few, especially in comparison to the social reality in a multicultural metropolis such as Berlin, in the far above one million people has an immigration history.
Nobody in a party like the Berlin Left has any doubts that this has to be changed. The question that is controversial is: how do we change this? Such decisions not only have to be decided by the parties, but of course, too, if we take an obvious example, this newspaper and its departments. It is a truism that a diverse editorial team should have a better journalistic output because they include more perspectives in their work. However, diversity cannot be created overnight. It's a long process. So it took about five years until, to stay with the example, the nd department of the capital region was finally staffed on a gender-equal basis.
It will take a similarly long time before the number of migrants at the level of functionaries of the Left Party will have increased significantly. The instruments with which such a goal can be achieved should result in an exciting, but also controversial, debate. Because in the end it is also about established structures having to give up power.
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Milieu protection: conversion in turbo mode (neue-deutschland.de)
In a high-rise building in Lichtenberg, some windows are illuminated.
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The conversion of rental apartments into condominiums runs in turbo mode. In the first half of 2020, the owners submitted applications for almost 5,300 apartments in the 61 milieu protection areas that existed at the time – almost as many as in the whole of 2019. This emerges from the monitoring report of the urban development administration. Around 12,700 apartments were converted across Berlin in 2019. "In milieu protection areas, almost half of the apartments are converted, even though only a quarter of the existing property is there," said Michail Nelken, housing policy spokesman for the left-wing parliamentary group at the Pankow tenants' forum on Tuesday evening. "Nightmare Conversion – The End of Tenant City?" Was the title under which the online event was held.
Often houses are divided up for stocks, an immediate sale is not intended. Especially since in milieu protection areas the division into property is only approved with the obligation to sell only to the tenants within seven years. There is protection against dismissal for personal use for another five years. A "very perfidious loophole" is what Caren Lay, rent politician for the left-wing parliamentary group in the Bundestag, calls the seven-year rule. Your SPD colleague Klaus Mindrup speaks of a "gray hardware store that is not used for renting, but for unleasing".
»With the current purchase prices, an affordable apartment is definitely going to be lost. Because once it has been sold, it can no longer be rented out at a reasonable price, "says Christoph Trautvetter, who studies the housing market for the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation, which is part of the Left Party. The sales prices in Wilhelminian style districts are meanwhile around 5000 euros per square meter. Significantly more returns than can be achieved by renting. For example, the investment funds Berlin High End from Denmark and Phoenix Spree Germany from the British Channel Island of Jersey are busy participating in the split business. Both have now divided around three quarters of their total of almost 5,000 apartments in Berlin. You bought the houses around 2007, "when they were available at junk prices of around 1,000 euros per square meter," reports Trautvetter. Now the remaining quarter of the apartments will be divided. With an empty, divided apartment, twice the square meter price can be achieved than with a rental house that is offered as a whole.
For many months the black-red coalition has been arguing about an amendment to the building code. The bill contains a new form of restricting the sale of condominiums. A maximum of one third of the apartments per house should therefore be allowed to be sold in communities where a tight housing market has been officially identified. "According to the current state of the debate, it would mean that the situation for milieu protection areas would be worse," says Reiner Wild, managing director of the Berlin tenants' association. The seven-year rule would no longer apply. The implementation of the proposed new regime raises many questions.
"The Union tries with all its might to prevent any legal improvement in the situation of tenants," complains Caren Lay. "A large part of the discussion has to do with our desolate pension system," explains Wild. Many people invested their money in apartments. "Every penny that is not paid is treated as a personal attack on retirement benefits. That is extremely stressful. «The financial market is the actual basis of the rent madness.
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Half of them cannot work at home (neue-deutschland.de)
You cannot use the supermarket checkout from home.
Photo: dpa / Frank Molter
Now that further contact restrictions to combat Covid-19 have come into force, social life has largely come to a standstill. But one area is almost entirely excluded from the measures: the world of work. The employers are "urgently requested to create generous home office opportunities," it said in the decision of the federal and state governments last week. And on Monday, Federal Labor Minister Hubertus Heil left it with appeals. "Arbitrarily refusing home office would now be irresponsible," said the SPD politician in the NDR, but at the same time he emphasized that the point was "that our economy is kept going wherever possible."
In large parts of the economy, going to the home office is not even possible because half of the population does not do any office work that could be done from home if necessary. According to the response of the federal government to a small inquiry from the left-wing parliamentary group, which is available "nd.derTag", 53.7 percent of employees did not have any office work in 2018. While nine out of ten employees at banks and insurance companies work at their desks, it is only one in five employees in construction (22.6 percent) and in agriculture and forestry (19.8 percent), for example. In the manufacturing sector, too, less than half (42.3 percent) have an office job.
Thuringia's Prime Minister Bodo Ramelow therefore brought a tough lockdown – also for the economy – into play last week. "The mistake we made all over Germany was that we didn't use December to actually send the general economy into a break," the left-wing politician told the MDR. "Everything that is not essential to life or that cannot be systemically turned off should have been stopped for four weeks."
The employers do not want to know anything about it. "That's absurd. You can't close all businesses, "said employer president Rainer Dulger in an interview with the" Frankfurter Allgemeine Sonntagszeitung ", when asked about the idea of closing all businesses for two weeks. The people would have to continue to be cared for and the country kept going.
Instead, the head of the Confederation of German Employers' Associations (BDA) passes the buck to the employees when it comes to infection: »Today I see at least one trend among my employees who work in the office that they like to come back to work after a long period at home the company comes to see colleagues again – only from a distance, but at least «, continues Dulger.
Jutta Krellmann makes such sentences angry. »Occupational safety is an employer's duty, whether in the company or in the home office. Employer President Dulger no longer has all the cups in his cupboard when he shifts the responsibility onto the employees, "says the spokeswoman for the left-wing parliamentary group in the Bundestag for co-determination and work to" nd ". The majority of employees cannot work from home at all. She also has a right to safe working conditions in the corona crisis. »We need protective measures at every workplace in order to break possible chains of infection there too. Companies that negligently endanger the health of their employees must be systematically shut down, "explains Krellmann.
Verdi boss Frank Werneke also wants to make employers more responsible. Instead of just appealing to the companies, the federal government could "impose a clear regulation on the employers' side with a more binding formulation that is in the interests of the employees," said the unionist at the end of last week in favor of the magazine "Stern" Employers from enabling their employees to work from home in the coronavirus pandemic. But Werneke also warned of problems with home office: "Many people who work on the move have to improvise a lot, maybe they don't even have enough space for a desk. Sometimes that works more badly than right. "
Left-wing politician Krellmann sees it this way: "Those who work in the home office are safe from Corona, but if in doubt they break their backs." Musculoskeletal disorders, i.e. often suffering caused by sitting for too long, are already causing them 23.4 percent had by far the most sick days. This problem can be exacerbated if workers do not have proper office furniture at home. "Instead of working at the kitchen table, we also need proper workplaces at home," says Krellmann. "Employers must provide the appropriate equipment."
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Guidelines and building bridges (neue-deutschland.de)
After eight years and Corona addition, they will soon be saying goodbye to the Left Party leadership: Bernd Riexinger and Katja Kipping.
Photo: dpa / Annette Riedl
If leftists should be superstitious and show something, then they now have something to think about. Because the political start of the year, intended as a lively start into the new year – especially when a lot of elections are pending – it rumbled. At least at the beginning. The live stream was half an hour late due to technical problems, then there was no sound, and finally the voice of the federal managing director rattled tinny from the loudspeaker. Everything is a little more difficult under the conditions of a pandemic and lockdown. Actually a representative event on a big stage in front of a large audience after the Luxemburg Liebnecht award, the Left Party's start to the year took place this time in a few screen windows. If you will, that – including the bumpy start – is an indication of the topic of this time and certainly also of the upcoming election campaigns: How does society deal with the challenges and unreasonable demands of the corona crisis? The two chairmen Katja Kipping and Bernd Riexinger as well as federal managing director Jörg Schindler and treasurer Harald Wolf have written a paper on this: »Change course now. For a socio-ecological way out of the crisis «. You call it economic policy guidelines. But what the left formulates there affects many areas of society in its effects; Last but not least, it is a signal in the direction of election campaigns, which are imminent in large numbers in municipalities, states and at the federal level.
The social protective screen that was set up in Corona times is far from sufficient, said Riexinger. Restrictions mainly affect the private sector; the protection against infection in the workplace is neglected. "The market doesn't regulate anything, we have to regulate the market," he explained, referring to immediate measures such as raising the minimum wage to twelve euros and gradually increasing it. On the other hand, it is about combining the answers to the pandemic with the socio-ecological restructuring: emission-free economy, traffic turnaround, good wages, expansion of public services, sustainable infrastructure and much more.
How is all of this supposed to be paid for? It is about property levy and property tax for the rich and super-rich, about the extension of national debt. Riexinger brought up a nationwide investment company with which privatized hospitals could be brought back into public ownership.
And then there is the tiresome debt brake. Gustav Horn does not like this either, because it prevents important investments. The fact that Horn spoke on the left is a kind of bridge. For a long time he was head of the Institute for Macroeconomics and Business Cycle Research of the union-affiliated Hans Böckler Foundation. Now, in retirement, he is a member of the SPD executive committee and stressed several times that his party was not comfortable in the grand coalition. Much of what he said about the social division in society and about environmental sustainability should meet with support from the left. More clearly than other SPD representatives, he advocates a government that does something for such a change "and does not put it on the market."
Katja Kipping had previously sounded very similar: "With anything that smells of greed, greed and even more market, we cannot get out of the crisis." In the election year 2021, a window of power politics must be opened to the left of the Union, said Kipping and left it Greens know that a socio-ecological turnaround is only possible with a strong left. "Everyone who plays on black can actually throw their green election program in the bin now."
What she understands by a strong left at the federal level, Kipping summarized in the formula: two-digit and before the AfD. "We want to have a say in the decision-making process." This can be seen as a work assignment for the successors, because Kipping and Riexinger are about to step down after more than eight years in office. By far the most promising applicants for the party chairmanship are the state politicians Susanne Hennig-Wellsow from Thuringia and Janine Wissler from Hesse. However, they did not play a public role at the start of the year that they want to significantly shape.
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JuLi Ben Brechtken: Why I was banned from Twitter. And those on the left cheer too soon
opinion JuLi Ben Brechtken
Why I was banned from Twitter. And those on the left cheer too soon
Stand: 05.01.2021 | Reading time: 3 minutes
Locked for child's play: Benedikt Brechtken
Quelle: REUTERS / Brendan McDermid; Benedikt Brechtken
Benedikt Brechtken is the young liberal with the widest reach on Twitter. Again and again he was blackened by network investigators. On Monday he received a message that his account would be permanently blocked. Because of a "child's play".
Mor more than ten million times my tweets were read in the past month alone. I'm the young liberal in Germany with the greatest reach on Twitter. On Monday I received a friendly message from Twitter that my account was blocked. Forever. Twitter's blocking practice is a threat to freedom of expression, as my example can easily see.
Now you have to know that Twitter does not block permanently immediately, but is always blocked for 24 hours up to seven days beforehand. Since my tweets are reported dozen of times a week by network informers, it is almost inevitable that Twitter will at some point prematurely block due to trivialities.
For example, I was banned from "Markus Söder can do me". Or for an ironic "Kubicki recently even wrote for the Axis of the Good, stone him!" In a contact guilt debate. Pointing a water pistol at my own head in response to calls for a nationwide rental cap was too much of a good thing on Twitter. The other lockdowns came because of similar absurdities.
The problem with such short-term bans is that there is practically no possibility of appeal, but the bans accumulate and thus make a permanent ban from the platform more likely.
The reason for the permanent blocking is of course totally justified. A user started the well-known, not to be taken seriously children's game "kiss, marry, kill". It names three people and assigns one of the actions to each. In this case, one of the three people was Rosa Luxemburg, to whom I assigned "kill".
This was reported and interpreted by Twitter as "wishing someone else harm". You read that right, it was my crime to wish harm to a socialist who has been dead for more than 100 years. At this point I would like to apologize to the recently deceased lady.
President of the Court on "Cancel Culture"
As a contrast, I would like to briefly mention a few examples of what Twitter does not block. The tweet "Ben Brechtken break his nose, when?", Which was liked by numerous Jusos, among others. The announcement by a left-wing extremist to another account that he would put a bullet through the head was not blocked either. And of course the account that put my head on the RAF victim Hanns-Martin Schleyer was not blocked.
Incidentally, a few members of the SPD youth organization also found this assembly incredibly funny. The Jusos have not yet managed to distance themselves from terrorist fans in their ranks. Left-wing extremists, protected by Twitter, are rushing against everything to the right of Sahra Wagenknecht and, with their continuous fire of reports, ensure that many accounts are repeatedly blocked. This condition on Twitter, which is the most relevant platform for the political bubble, is not a condition for those who do not despise freedom of expression.
It doesn't work without a lawyer
In keeping with this, the first left are of course also cheering that I was banned. But for people who understand as much about freedom of expression as they do about all other freedoms, this is really just boring in all its reflexivity.
But they were happy too soon. Shortly after I legally challenged the suspension, my account was restored. Warnings seem to take effect in less than an hour.
But that also means: Twitter is very aware that they regularly block prophylactically and, above all, illegally. It's just a shame that you have to be able to afford a lawyer to protect your own freedom of expression from arbitrariness.
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Asylum procedures in anchor centers take a particularly long time (neue-deutschland.de)
Anchor Center Regensburg
Photo: dpa / Lino Mirgeler
Berlin. Asylum procedures in so-called anchor centers take longer than average, according to a report. Between January and November 2020, there was an average of 8.5 months between the application and the decision of the authority in an anchor center, as the Funke newspapers reported on Friday from a response by the Federal Ministry of the Interior to a request from the left-wing parliamentary group. The average of all asylum procedures during this period was 8.3 months, as the request from Left MP Ulla Jelpke further revealed.
The anchor centers, the introduction of which was decided in the coalition agreement, unite several authorities relevant for asylum procedures in one place and are intended to accelerate the procedures. Jelpke sees this goal as not being achieved. The above-average length of the proceedings in the anchor centers was a "disastrous result" for Interior Minister Horst Seehofer (CSU), Jelpke told the Funke newspapers. Allegedly, asylum procedures in the centers should be much faster, she said. "But the opposite is true, as we now see."
The left-wing politician criticized the fact that asylum seekers were "crammed into a very small space, they should be cut off from independent advisory structures and the supporting civil society". Not only in view of the need for the most decentralized accommodation possible in times of the corona pandemic, this model is "completely wrong".
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Overall, according to the government response, the average length of asylum procedures increased this year. In 2019 it was still 6.1 months, as the Funke newspapers reported. The Ministry of the Interior justifies this in its answer to the left-wing inquiry primarily with the corona pandemic.
On the one hand, the delivery of negative notices has meanwhile been almost completely stopped because the applicants' ability to take action was limited during the pandemic. On the other hand, many old cases were closed in 2020, which drive the cut in the length of the procedure up, according to the report in the government response. AFP / nd
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SPD and Left: When regular voters alienate – politics
The SPD and the Left are losing their traditional clientele: the unemployed and precariously employed are turning to the AfD or other parties. Left parties could take up social inequality, low pensions or high rents as their own issues.
Thomas Balbierer and Anika Blatz
At the end of November, Lilli Samhuber is standing in a small gardener's tent on the edge of Munich's Viktualienmarkt. Advent wreaths made of fir branches lie around them on the ground, their sweetish-tart scent rises into the nose despite the protective mask. Samhuber is a friendly, harsh voice who can laugh out loud and swear. If you talk to her about politics, however, the swearing outweighs it: the rents are far too high, the pensions far too low. Globalization only benefits the "super rich". And anyway: "What do we actually need so many MPs for?" Samhuber says she feels "ripped off" that the Bundestag is getting bigger and more expensive, while she "sweated blood and water" in the spring when her nursery in Lower Bavaria had to stay for weeks because of the corona pandemic. "We have been struggling to survive for years," she says. "I have a cold anger at politics."
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Broadcasters fail in urgent proceedings before the BVerfG
DThe Federal Constitutional Court has rejected an urgent application by the public broadcasters against the failure to increase the broadcasting fee. The judges have expressly left the question open as to whether the broadcasting fee will possibly be increased later and whether the broadcasters will have to be compensated for lost income. However, the broadcasters have not shown that an increase would be so urgent that the Federal Constitutional Court would have to intervene in the urgent procedure.
Such urgency could in principle exist if the broadcasters would otherwise lack the necessary money in the near future to adequately fulfill their program mandate. However, the broadcasters have not shown that such a breakdown in the program is to be expected immediately, provided that the broadcast fee does not increase immediately from the current EUR 17.50 to EUR 18.36 on January 1, 2021. In this respect, it can be assumed that the broadcasters will be able to cover the shortfall from their own resources at least until a final decision by the Federal Constitutional Court and maintain their programs.
Haseloff agreed
The dispute over the premium increase was preceded by a lengthy and detailed determination procedure. First of all, the broadcasters report their financial requirements on the basis of the program mandate formulated by politicians. The commission to determine the financial requirements (KEF) then meets, subjects the information provided by the broadcasters to a critical review and then makes its own recommendation – in this case, to increase the contribution by 86 cents.
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Stefan Locke, Dresden
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In a next step, the Prime Ministers of the federal states are negotiating a reform of the State Broadcasting Treaty including an adjustment of the contribution amount. The Saxon-Anhalt Prime Minister Rainer Haseloff (CDU) had agreed to a contribution increase of 86 cents in this group months ago, but pointed out at the time that he could not guarantee that the CDU parliamentary group in the state parliament would also give its place to the regulation would.
CDU in Saxony-Anhalt withstood the pressure
It was up to them, because in order to become effective, the interstate broadcasting agreement including the premium increase must be accepted by all 16 state parliaments in a final step. It didn't look like that in Saxony-Anhalt for a long time, because the government made up of the SPD, CDU and the Greens had agreed in the coalition agreement on the goal of "stable contributions", and the opposition from the Left Party and AfD also rejected an increase in contributions.
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The Left Party, however, deviated from its position during the hot phase of the political debate and thus drove a wedge between the governing parties, as the Greens and the SPD also agreed to the increase and the "contribution stability" agreed in 2016 in the sense of inflation-adjusted stability since the last contribution increase in the year 2009 wanted to (re) interpret. As a result, the CDU members found themselves exposed to the charge of entering into a "pact" with the AfD if they did not agree to the contribution increase.
When it became clear that the majority of the CDU MPs would stick to their negative stance despite this political pressure, Prime Minister Haseloff removed the vote on the State Treaty from the plenary agenda in order to prevent a joint majority between CDU and AfD MPs. The result was, of course, the same: Since the state parliament had not even voted, the approval of a federal state was missing.
The sunset clause remains
From the point of view of the broadcasters, this was also problematic because it was agreed in the interstate broadcasting agreement that the entire agreement would no longer apply unless all 16 federal states agree by the end of the year. A second application before the Federal Constitutional Court was therefore aimed at at least suspending this clause of the contract. But the constitutional judges see no reason for this either: the states' concerns are unfounded, because if they win in the main proceedings next year, an increase in contributions could be achieved despite this clause.
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In the main proceedings, it will then depend on whether Saxony-Anhalt had a valid reason for not complying with the KEF recommendation depicted in the interstate broadcasting agreement. In principle, the prime ministers (and state parliaments) must follow this recommendation. In exceptional cases, however, they can fall below these limits if the "appropriateness of the financial burden on the fee payers … and thus also the acceptance of the fee decision by those concerned" is to be ensured. The legislature should also take into account the "general economic situation and the resulting financial restrictions for the population", according to the Federal Constitutional Court in a landmark ruling from 2007.
So there is much to suggest that the constitutional judges could recognize a valid reason in the corona-related economic crisis to forego the premium increase. In contrast, the general dissatisfaction of the Saxony-Anhalt (CDU) MPs with the work of the broadcasters is not a permissible reason. Unraveling this bundle of motives and evaluating them legally is likely to be a challenge for the constitutional judges, as there are numerous public statements, but no formal reasons for the law and not even a state parliament vote that they could use for orientation.
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THE COLLAPSE OF BRITISH TRAVEL GIANT THOMAS COOK has resulted in its Finnish subsidiary, Tjäreborg, having to cancel a number of flights. Thousands of Finnish residents who booked trips abroad using the agency are now stranded in countries such as Greece and Spain, whilst numerous flights from Finland have been cancelled.
Today in pictures: 'Megxit', Putin in the Black Sea, and snow in Athens
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Today in Pictures: 'Thomas Crooks', Hong Kong burning, and Harry and Meghan in South Africa
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Entertainment Why Celebrities Like Justin Timberlake Can't Just Apologize in Private Anymore
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Justin Timberlake's Outing With Co-Star Alisha Wainwright Was Innocent Despite Hand-Holding, Source Says
The pair are currently shooting their new movie together in New Orleans.A source who was with the group at the New Orleans bar The Absinthe House tells ET this was an innocent gathering of friends as well as cast and crew members on a balcony overlooking Bourbon Street and nothing more. Additionally, Wainwright's rep tells ET: "There is no validity to the speculation." ET has reached out to Timberlake's rep for comment.
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We're all in it together.
At least, that's what it feels like when Justin Timberlake takes the time to apologize to all of us.
Just when it finally feels as though we've relinquished our hold on our favorite stars, accepted the whole "let them live their lives" contract and our place as observers...they pull us back in with tacit confirmation that they owe us an explanation.
That may not have been exactly what Timberlake was going for when he publicly apologized to his family, particularly wife Jessica Biel, last night for the embarrassment caused by photos of him looking suspiciously close to his Palmer co-star Alisha Wainwright getting out the weekend before Thanksgiving.
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Actress Alisha Wainwright's father is speaking out following his daughter's headline-making night out with Justin Timberlake. See what he had to say.Over the weekend, images emerged of the Palmer co-stars spending time together at a New Orleans bar during a break from filming. While the photos and video, originally published by The Sun, appeared to show Timberlake and Wainwright getting close, even briefly holding hands, a source has told E! News that "there is absolutely nothing going on between them.
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But it's a reminder that many celebrities' pact with their fans includes a morality clause.
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The Pro Football Hall of Fame revealed its list of 25 finalists and three Cardinals were selected Offensive lineman Alan Faneca, running back Edgerrin James and defensive end Simeon Rice made the cut Faneca is a semifinalist for the fifth year in a row, James for the sixth straight year and Rice for the second time Five of the 25 semifinalists will be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2020
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Surely Timberlake had been busy trying to make it up to Biel for days, but on Wednesday we got the fuller scope of the shame he was feeling when he took to Instagram to put in writing that he drank too much that night and he wasn't proud of his behavior, but nothing untoward had happened between him and Wainwright. (Her rep has concurred, saying there was "no validity" to speculation that their interaction was anything other than innocent.)
Justin, it's OK, we forgive you. But that's just us. We can only do so much.
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Once upon a time, Hollywood types were expected to let the gossip swirl while they pressed on in public, even when the narratives got truly ridiculous.
And, decades later, famous people are still more or less expected to stoically ignore most of what's written about them. As Timberlake first noted in his statement, "I stay away from gossip as much as I can." (Really, people like him have no choice but to turn the other cheek, lest all their time and mental energy be spent beating back what the masses are saying or tweeting at any given time.)
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imagine, just imagine, just imagine Nothing I can see but you when you dance, dance, dance Feeling good, good, creeping up on you So just dance [Chorus:] And under the lights when everything goes Nowhere to hide when I'm getting you close When we move, well, you already know So just imagine
But gossip ebbs and flows like the tide, and it's high tide for the Timberlake family now. So, J.T. ultimately decided that nothing less than a mea culpa in front of his 56.8 million Instagram followers would do.
"He hopes by addressing what happened and apologizing to her publicly that they can put this behind them and start to move on," a source explained the move to E! News. "Justin feels like the story isn't dying and hopes this will be the end of it. He always tries to keep his private life private, but he knows he made a big mistake in public and now has to own up to it."
I don't know, would you feel better if your husband messed up in some fashion and, in addition to apologizing to you, also stood up at your next outing with all the other couples you hang with and apologized in front of them, too? Your closest friends already know the details, anyway, so may as...
No? You wouldn't like that?
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But when tens of millions of people have "liked" pictures of your kids, and stand in awe of your pistol squats and chatter for hours about what you wear to the Emmys, maybe you want all of them to know without a doubt that your husband is sorry for acting a damn fool.
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Justin Timberlake stepped out in New Orleans on Thursday, the first time he's been seen in public since apologizing to his family for his night out with 'They will work through this. It was good that he apologized publicly but obviously the real work he is doing is in private and hopefully this was just a
Justin Timberlake 's official music video for 'Mirrors'. It's like you're my mirror My mirror staring back at me I couldn' t get any bigger With anyone else beside of me And now it's clear as this promise That we're making two reflections into one 'Cause it's like you're my mirror My mirror staring back at me
But even if you don't, he's got the family's livelihood to think about, and at some point, the paying fans get sucked into the choices you make in your private life.
Ever since Hugh Grant sat down on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno in 1995 and publicly apologized for being caught with a prostitute—an affront to both girlfriend Elizabeth Hurley and the countless Americans who'd fallen for his bumbling British charm in Four Weddings and a Funeral—the public apology has become a more frequent occurrence (although rarely was it ever pulled off so deftly).
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"To be honest with you, none of it has been the kind of press you really want," the actor said. "None of it is what you might call nice. Curiously, though, the suffering one goes through in these circumstances—you don't mind it too much. I almost feel as if I deserve a good whipping."
Whether anyone going through similar flagellation has ever agreed with that statement or not (just a few years later President Bill Clinton was apologizing to the whole country for his infidelity, and we know he didn't think he deserved it), the need to publicly acknowledge one's personal wrongdoing has endured.
Especially when you have no choice in the matter, whether you've been arrested, are about to be impeached or have just crashed your Escalade in the front yard.
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JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE . Apologize Lyrics. I'm holding on your rope Got me ten feet off the ground And I'm hearing what you say But I just can ' t make a sound You tell me that I'd take another chance, take a fall, take a shot for you And I need you like a heart needs a beat But that's nothing new Yeah yeah.
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Tiger Woods' infidelity turned into no less than an international crisis for the sporting world—and soon reached into every crevice of pop culture—when the the curtain was pulled back on his double life in spectacular fashion in November 2009.
Unsurprisingly, following that caliber of image implosion, Woods sat down and apologized to everyone, ever, in February 2010 for cheating on his then-wife, Elin Nordegren.
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"Many of you in the room are my friends. Many of you in this room know me. Many of you have cheered for me, or worked with me, or supported me, and now, every one of you has good reason to be critical of me," Woods said, making a televised statement after going largely silent for two months.
"I want to say to each of you, simply, and directly, I am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior I engaged in."
That's a lot of people, most of whom probably tuned in out of general interest in the biggest—and, at the time, truly shocking—scandal of the day, but also many of whom really did feel as disappointed or downright betrayed as Woods acknowledged they might.
"I know I have severely disappointed all of you," the greatest gift to golf in a generation also said. "I have made you question who I am and how I have done the things I did. I am embarrassed that I have put you in this position. For all that I have done, I am so sorry. I have a lot to atone for."
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As for the state of his marriage to the mother of his two children, however, "these are issues between a husband and a wife," Woods said.
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Justin Timberlake tweeted too. He was, he told his 55.6m followers, "inspired" by the speech. (On Monday morning, Timberlake apologized , claiming his tweet was misinterpreted.) The very point that Williams was making with such resounding clarity was: we are not here for your memos anymore .
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Nordegren filed for divorce that August.
Plenty of famous couples have survived a cheating scandal, but obviously their issues—shoved so unceremoniously out into the open—ran deeper than that. No matter what Woods told the world, it wasn't going to magically repair the damage he had done to his own marriage.
But for someone of Woods' stature, not only the sheer fame but also the level of admiration he had commanded for a decade, the public apology was nothing but necessary. Fans weren't just under an impression that they deserved better from this seeming role model they had emotionally invested in. They actually did.
And Woods knew it.
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The rational argument that an actor or singer or sports star has one job and fans can either buy in or not, but at the end of the day the star's life is his or her own and they don't owe a bunch of strangers anything, still holds some water.
But not a lot. No amount of fame ever merits disgraceful behavior on the fans' or media's part—threats, hate speech, invasions of privacy, trespassing, hacking, etc.—but if a celebrity makes it a point to seem accessible to their fans, then they best be prepared for the fans to treat them like someone they know. Or at least to judge them that way, whether that's logical or not.
And it's unfair to expect people to keep rooting for you based solely on the understanding that you're a human being who makes mistakes. You've got to get in there, show remorse, and say out loud (or in writing) that you screwed up. That's how private relationships work, and increasingly it's how public ones work too.
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That's just the way it is nowadays, made more so by social media multiplying and intensifying the connections forged between entertainers/athletes/influencers, etc. and their fan bases.
Jessica Biel Hasn't 'Fully Forgiven' Justin Timberlake After PDA Scandal
Jessica Biel Hasn't 'Fully Forgiven' Justin Timberlake After PDA Scandal Timberlake broke his silence on the matter through a statement he shared via Instagram. He apologized for his behavior and shut down speculation that he crossed additional lines with Wainwright. The former 'NSync member also noted that he thought it was "important to address" the rumors head on because of the impact they had on his loved ones. "A few weeks ago, I displayed a strong lapse of judgment — but let me be clear — nothing happened between me and my costar," his December 4 statement read.
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And since social media serves as a ready microphone whenever the mood strikes, fans now keep an eye on those Twitter and Instagram accounts for the inevitable breaking of the silence.
Sure enough, that's where Kevin Hart, facing an alleged extortion threat, went in 2017 to acknowledge he had made a "bad error in judgment" by ending up in a situation "where only bad things can happen and they did." The A-list actor and comedian knew darn well that, while making amends with pregnant wife Eniko Parrish at home was more important than anything, being a household name comes with an extra set of obligations.
In addition to a video acknowledging all of the above to his 82.1 million Instagram followers, he wrote, "Sending so many apologies to my wife & kids. I gotta do better and I will. I'm not perfect and have never claimed to be ...I love you all."
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Hart told People a year later, "Our marriage has been put to the test. It's the most difficult test ever. And, you know, sometimes those tests come from stupidity. But it's how you handle it, and how you decide to move forward from it."
And that goes for everyone involved—and not actually involved.
Parrish gave birth to their second child together, and Hart's third, in November 2017 and their marriage remains intact. Moreover, box office prognosticators are predicting Jumanji: The Next Level could take in at least $60 million when it opens early overseas ahead of its Dec. 13 release in the U.S, and he's got a new six-part docu-special, poignantly (and funnily) called Don't F--k This Up, coming to Netflix Dec. 27.
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Offset took his remorse public after he and Cardi B separated a year ago, posting video on Instagram on his own 27th birthday to admit to his wife and assorted 15 million followers, "I was partaking in activity that I shouldn't have been partaking in, and I apologize. You know what I'm saying? For breaking your heart, for breaking our promise, for breaking God's promise and being a selfish, messed up husband.
"I want to be able to spend the rest of my life with you," the Migos rapper continued. "I apologize. I am sorry for what I have done to you. I didn't f--k that girl, but I was entertaining her, you know what I'm saying? I apologize, and I love you, and I hope you forgive me. My birthday wish is just to have you back."
Some of that apology also ended up in his song "Don't Lose Me" that February as Offset's very public win-Cardi-back tour continued.
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Mission accomplished, as Offset and Cardi B did gravitate back toward each other and they celebrated their first anniversary in September.
"You gotta go through steps and different things so that we can grow," Offset said on The Breakfast Club in February. "Not on the TV though, real behind the scenes, getting to know each other, getting to know who you're with and appreciate them all the way around. Because that one mistake made me appreciate her."
Of course all the real work is going to take place behind closed doors. Justin Timberlake's Instagram post wasn't the first, nor will it be the last, penance he pays in his household. But nowadays, a celebrity sometimes has to confirm to the world outside that the work is, indeed, taking place.
"He always tries to keep his private life private, but he knows he made a big mistake in public and now has to own up to it," our source said. "Nobody is going anywhere, but it's definitely had an effect on their marriage and her trust in him."
As Kevin Hart said, it's how you handle it in the moment and how you decide to move forward. The Instagram post is the easy part.
"I drank too much that night": Justin Timberlake apologizes to his wife Jessica Biel
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It all started on Thursday, November 21st. The behavior of Justin Timberlake at a party in a bar in New Orleans had then attracted the attention of the tabloids. 's husband Jessica Biel was caught holding Alisha Wainwright's hand, her filming partner in Palmer . On The Sun snapshots, the 38-year-old singer appeared to be under the influence of alcohol and was no longer wearing his wedding band. After fourteen days of silence, Justin Timberlake finally decided to speak on his Instagram account.
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"I stand as far away as possible from gossip, but for my family, I feel that it is important to respond to recent rumors that hurt the people I love, he began in an Instagram publication, unveiled on Thursday, December 5. A few weeks ago, I showed a serious miscalculation, but I want to point out that nothing happened between my film partner ( Alisha Wainwright, Editor ) and myself, I drank too much that night and I regret my behavior. "
Four-year-old Silas Randall's father, born of her relationship with Jessica Biel , continued: "I should have been smarter than that, that's not the example I want to give to my son. I apologize to my unbelievable wife and family for putting them in such an embarrassing situation, and I'm focusing on being the best husband and father possible.That was not the case at the time -the."
If Jessica Biel had not expressed herself on this subject, she was however photographed three days after the publication of the photos, in the streets of Los Angeles, while she was still wearing her wedding band. A source close to the couple had also confided some explanations to the E! News site, Monday, November 25. "They minimize the situation and try to laugh as if nothing had happened," she said about the couple. Before concluding: "He had drunk too much and he had let himself go, he said nothing happened, that they just spent the evening together, end of the story."
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Morgan Freeman Lends Legendary Voice To Hillary Clinton In Presidential Campaign Ad
Freeman, who previously voiced one of President Obama's most popular campaign ads, has narrated Clinton's newest ad.
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Hollywood legend Morgan Freeman has given Hillary Clinton's latest presidential advertisement a touch of sincerity and cinematic glory.
The ad, "All The Good" shares the democratic nominee's journey of breaking barriers for women, the youth, and people of color. Sharing her work on juvenile justice issues in South Carolina, exposing racism in Alabama and registering Latino voters in Texas, the ad is set to reach voters from a personal standpoint while highlighting Clinton's seniority.
The ad will begin airing in South Carolina ahead of the Feb. 27 Democratic primary. Freeman also eloquently states how Clinton's past will only be an asset in the race to The White House.
via The New York Times:
Images of Mrs. Clinton working with children appear as Mr. Freeman says, "Her church taught her to do all the good you can for all the people you can, for as long as you can."
The rest of the footage shows Mrs. Clinton in various stages of her career as the actor narrates. "After law school, she could have joined a high-priced law firm, but instead, she worked to reform juvenile justice in South Carolina," Mr. Freeman says. "Her life's work has been about breaking barriers and so would her presidency."
Freeman previously narrated President Barack Obama's re-election campaign ad, "Challenges," which the Times called his most well-received campaign video.
Freeman is set to appear on CNN to discuss his support of the former Secretary of State.
Check out the ad above.
SOURCE: NY Times | VIDEO CREDIT: YouTube
SEE ALSO: MLK's Family Visits Oval Office To View Sculpture Of The Slain Civil Rights Icon, Sanders Accuses Clinton Of Using Obama To Draw Black Voters
21 Of President Barack Obama's Best Photos Of 2015
1. JANUARY: President Obama delivers the State of the Union address with the support of vice president Joe Biden. Obama gained mass support after his joke about winning both terms.
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2. JANUARY: President Barack Obama has an adorable moment with Akira Cooper at the Community Children's Center, one of the nation's oldest Head Start providers, in Lawrence, Kan.
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3. JANUARY: President Obama greets Prime Minister Narendra Modi upon arrival at Air Force Station Palam in New Delhi, India.
4. JANUARY: President Barack Obama greets neighbors after visiting a model home at the Nueva Villas at Beverly, a single-family housing development owned by local nonprofit organization Chicanos Por La Causa Inc. in Phoenix, Ariz.
5. FEBRUARY: President Barack Obama fakes a jump shot during an Affordable Care Act video taping for BuzzFeed in the White House Library. The video went viral thanks to jokes about his presidency and ultra-cool swag.
6. FEBRUARY: Obama pals around with one of his biggest supporters, vice president Joe Biden. While he chose not to run in the 2016 presidential election, Obama said he would be in his corner.
7. FEBRUARY: President Barack Obama talks with 13-year-old student Vidal Chastanet as "Humans of New York" founder Brandon Stanton photographs during a blog interview in the Oval Office. Obama was greatly inspired by Chastanet's comments on the popular "Humans of New York" Instagram page, where he shared his troubles finding courage in school and and life despite living in a dangerous area of Brooklyn, NY.
8. MARCH: President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama join hands with Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga. as they lead the walk across the Edmund Pettus Bridge to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Selma to Montgomery civil rights marches, in Selma, Ala., March 7, 2015. Malia and Sasha Obama join hands with their grandmother, Marian Robinson.
9. MARCH: Obama is a classic man as he puts on a green tie in observance of St. Patrick's Day.
10. MARCH: President Barack Obama delivers remarks during the event to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of Bloody Sunday and the Selma to Montgomery civil rights marches at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma, Ala.
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11. APRIL: During the Correspondents' Dinner, his anger translator - played by Key & Peele comedian Keegan-Michael Key - helped Obama get out his biggest frustrations.
12. APRIL: President Obama arrives in Jamaica to meet with the 15-member Caribbean Community. His trip marked a first for the sitting president and second since the country's independence.
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13. APRIL: Obama speaks with newly appointed Attorney General Loretta Lynch in the Oval Office.
14. JUNE: President Obama and German Chancellor Angela Merkel are seen talking during the president's trip to the G7Summit in Bavaria, Germany.
15. JUNE: President Obama sings "Amazing Grace" during the eulogy for South Carolina state senator and Rev. Clementa Pinckney during Pinckney's funeral service. Clementa was one of the nine victims who died after suspected shooter Dylann Roof entered the AME church and opened fire.
16. SEPTEMBER: President Obama is featured on the popular show "Running Wild With Bear Grylls." Obama took the trip to highlight the importance of climate control.
17. SEPTEMBER: The First Couple serve as "love goals" at the White House's state dinner for Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife Madame Peng Liyuan. Obama and Xi announced an agreement on controlling climate change and a mutual outlook on cyber security.
18. OCTOBER: President Obama meets with Ahmed Mohamed, the student who was detained by Texas police for his homemade clock. The president stood by the teen, who many believe was the victim of Islamophobia.
19. NOVEMBER: President Obama issues a warning to his critics who "pop off" at his policies towards Syrian refugees. Speaking at the OP 21 United Nations conference on climate change, Obama welcomed his Republican critics to the White House to lay down their own policies. No one has responded.
20. DECEMBER: President Obama addresses the public from the Oval Office regarding the San Bernardino shooting.
21. DECEMBER: All grown up! The First Family, including Obama's mother-in-law Marian Robinson, is seen at the White House's national Christmas tree lighting ceremony on Dec. 2.
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More Hands-On Experience for Students
The Bonneville County Sheriff's Office in Idaho Falls, Idaho hosted a Bloodstain Pattern Level I course 15-19 June 2015. Ross and Grif were the instructors, with student participants from around Idaho, the Unified Salt Lake City PD and the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center.
The Level I course is a primarily hands-on course in which students create a variety of bloodstain patterns under controlled conditions, evaluating the physical characteristics of the patterns. Students also learn techniques for documenting patterns and multiple methods of evaluating area of origin of impact patterns.
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Why Demanding Criteria Based Classification of Bloodstains Can No Longer Be Ignored
R.M. Gardner
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The hallmark of the Bevel, Gardner, and Associates Bloodstain Pattern Analysis training program is its reliance on articulated physical characteristics for each of the various patterns. These characteristics (taxon), when present allow the analyst to know with certainty the nature of the general mechanism that created the pattern. This system of classification, known as the Taxonomic Classification system was first described in the 3rd Edition of our book Bloodstain Pattern Analysis: With an Introduction to Crime Scene Reconstruction. Why does bloodstain pattern analysis (BPA) require such a classification system?
Science is the observation, experimental investigation and theoretical explanation of a given phenomena. A BPA analyst is concerned with a specific form of phenomena - bloodletting phenomena. Any conclusion (which is a theoretical explanation of "how" a particular bloodstain came to be in the crime scene) requires understanding first the general mechanism that produced it and then considering that mechanism within the unique scene context as found, or as Haag described it - it's "limited universe". It is only after consideration of the kind of pattern present, where the pattern is and this unique scene context that any viable explanation of the stain is possible. But comparative science demands criteria for comparison; known conditions/characteristics that a given unknown sample can be compared against. Astronomers classify stars based on temperature, luminosity, chemical composition and size. Chemists classify matter based on the specific atoms found within. Biologists classify animals using specific physical characteristics. If it is science, then unknowns are compared against specific known properties. Anything less is a guess and highly subjective.
Bloodstain pattern analysts routinely describe their effort by stating they can define the nature of the creation mechanism based on the number, dispersion, shape and size of the bloodstains present. That statement is very true and is the theoretical foundation of the discipline. The theory of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis is that blood as a fluid responds to forces in a predictable manner. What are these forces/mechanisms? These forces/mechanisms are not crime scene based. One cannot look at the pattern alone (without context) and define whether it was created by a knife being swung, a gunshot, or a victim being struck by a 2X4. What the pattern tells us is the nature of the general manner of disruption of the blood mass. The basic mechanisms we can differentiate in BPA include:
Blood dispersed from a point source. (Impact spatter, Expiration, Mist)
Blood dispersed from an object in motion. (Cast-off)
Blood dispersed in streaming ejections. (Spurts and Gushes)
Blood dispersed by gravity alone. (Drip, Drip Trails, Blood into Blood)
Accumulations of blood. (Pools, Saturations, Flows)
Blood dispersed by contact. (Smears, Wipes, Swipes and Pattern Transfers)
Within each of these general mechanisms there are characteristics that may allow further differentiation of that particular mechanism. For example finding vacuoles or mucous strands may allow the analyst to recognize that a radiating spatter pattern is in fact associated to some action in which blood was dispersed from an airway.
Once the analyst understands this general mechanism, then within the given scene context they evaluate viable source events that were occurring in that scene. There may be several possible source events. For example an impact pattern might be associated with a gunshot wound, a blunt force wound or even breathing by the victim. Lacking some of the more defined characteristics for Mist or Expiration, there may be no way for the analyst to exclude any of these as potential source events.
Without this first step, the recognition of the general mechanism of disruption, any analyst attempting to explain the stain is functionally blind. They have no ability to exclude or include anything.
Unfortunately, some BPA analysts explain bloodstain phenomena based primarily on context. They operate without specific criteria for comparison and classification. The stain is whatever they decide it is based on the context in which it is found and such decisions may well be influenced by either contextual and/or confirmation bias. A common BPA rebuttal response heard in court from such analysts' is: "That stain could be anything". As they operate without specific comparative criteria, in their minds the stain literally could be anything based on the way one chose to interpret the context.
Although some stains are certainly ambiguous and lack sufficient characteristics that would allow classification, this response is more often presented for stains that clearly CANNOT be "anything". Keep in mind BPA evidence is a form of class characteristic evidence. Our ability to offer any probative information to the court is based primarily on our ability to exclude certain things as having produced the stain. If we are lucky, we may be able to exclude to the point of a single potential scene explanation, but even when we can't exclude to that level we typically are able to exclude to some level because different mechanisms do produce different types of patterns. Were it actually true that any stain can be anything, then simply put BPA would not be a valid discipline, but that statement is false and a total misrepresentation of the discipline. Pattern diversity is the most basic principle guiding the BPA analyst, but the nature of that diversity must be clearly defined.
This lack of articulated criteria also manifests problems for competent analysts, who based on experimentation during their BPA training recognize this diversity, but are unable to articulate specifics to the court when pressed for "why" a stain is whatever it is. Recognition is not enough, the analyst must be able to put in words and point to that which they compared.
Just as important to this issue is the fact that there are many ambiguous patterns found in real crime scenes. Patterns where the characteristics are difficult to distinguish, if present at all. Any analyst, no matter what their level of experience, will encounter such stains. When they do they must have a means of comparison that will allow them to objectively exclude as effectively as is possible. As we teach in classes, the various classification systems all create pretty little boxes to put our stains in, but not all stains fit neatly into those boxes. To remain objective, exclusion of a given source event must have a clear foundation.
Taxon (specific physical characteristics) must be the primary basis of any objective analysis. Context is certainly in play in the methodology step of classifying a pattern, but context driven classification without taxon is fraught with subjectivity. Without specifics to look for and compare the unknown stain against, no conclusion can be claimed as objective. The taxon must be written, understood and routinely utilized in the initial decision making of the BPA analyst. The BGA Taxonomic classification system defined an initial set of articulated taxon for each of the patterns, and although the specific words we use to describe these characteristics can certainly be refined, the characteristic itself is real. Bloodstains and their associated taxon are reproducible phenomena. The various characteristics we describe can be seen, can be pointed to and they allow for objective exclusion of certain actions as a source of a stain. We also believe that some of the taxon can be quantified with further research (e.g., what is the minimum angular deviation necessary between individual spatter that would define a pattern as linear versus radiating?). Our classification system can always be refined and made better, but it is a valid, criteria based system. One effective tool that developed from this system is the BGA Classification Decision Map. It is important to recognize the Taxonomy and the Decision Map are not one and the same. In future blogs I'll discuss the role of the decision map as a tool for the BPA analyst.
The bottom line is that with the continued scrutiny of the legal profession into how forensic analysts approach their task, every competent BPA analyst should ensure that they know, recognize and utilize criteria based approaches in defining how a stain came to be. Call them what you will, taxon, typology, or classification criteria, they are the objective basis for everything we do in bloodstain pattern analysis. The days of analysts taking the stand and making some claim as to the stain type and then offering as foundation "because I said so" are through. That type of analysis has led to significant subjectivity in conclusions and despite BPA being a scientific discipline based on simple fluid dynamics such approaches have opened BPA to attack. It is time science returned to the forefront in bloodstain pattern analysis and a criteria based approach is the only way that will happen.
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NEW SEMINAR OFFERED: Blood Pattern Analysis for Lab Analysts
The week of May 20, Bevel, Gardner & Associates will debut its newest seminar: Bloodstain Pattern Analysis For Laboratory Analysts. The course is being presented to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation in Golden Colorado.
The course will concentrate on bloodstain patterns found on clothing and other fabrics. Through experimentation and practical exercises students will explore the behavior of bloodstains on a wide variety of fabrics, including stain and water resistant treated items. In time, Bevel, Gardner & Associates hopes to expand this three-day seminar to a five-day course.
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Blood Pattern Analyst Professional Development Program
BLOOD PATTERN ANALYSIS
The examination of blood patterns found in a scene or on items recovered from the scene. The BGA Bloodstain Pattern Analyst Professional Development Program (BPAPD) is a cradle to grave program consisting of four parts. We feel it represents the most comprehensive study plan for bloodstain pattern analysts offered in the United States.
To properly train competent bloodstain pattern analysts, a comprehensive training program is required that leads the student from novice to competent analyst and ultimately to the status of expert. In the recent past, questions have been raised with regard to the technical training analysts receive, particularly within the United States.
Based on these concerns BGA has revised and expanded its bloodstain training curriculum beyond that found in the classic "Basic" and "Advanced" bloodstain courses. The BGA Bloodstain Pattern Analyst Professional Development Program (BPAPD) is intended to better meet the needs of both the student and the discipline.
NEXT TRAINING
To begin this training we are offering a Level I course in Denton, TX from April 20-24th. There are no prerequisites. This class offers 40hrs of professional instruction to develop a basic understanding of the discipline of BPA.
Other Level I courses offered are in Idaho Falls, ID from June 15-19th and Colorado Springs, CO from July 6-10th.
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Are You the Weak Link?
There is an old saying that a chain is only as strong as it's weakest link. In forensic science, that weak link is often the crime scene investigator.
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More from Singapore
Ross Gardner completed a two-week presentation on Crime Scene Reconstruction (CSR) I and II with an emphasis on Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. The course was conducted for the Health Services Authority (HSA) of Singapore's Forensic Laboratory. Students included eleven forensic analysts of varying experience levels. Bevel, Gardner & Associates' hosts were Peter Wilson and Dr. Yee Wee Chuan, who hope to develop a more robust protocol to follow for conducting reconstructions in Singapore. Prior students from HSA had attended the CSR I course and introduced the Event Analysis methodology to both the laboratory and the Singapore criminal justice system.
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