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How to Calculate Federal Taxes & Social Security From a 1099
By Fraser Sherman
How to Enter a 1099 Miscellaneous Form
If some of your income comes from investments or self-employment, expect a Form 1099 in the mail. If you're an independent contractor, businesses or individuals who pay you more than $600 report your income on a 1099, sending copies to both you and the IRS. Companies also use the form to report paying you interest and dividend income, royalties, death benefits or canceling your debts, which translates into taxable income. If whoever sends you the 1099 withheld any federal income tax, the form records how much.
Separate your 1099s according to whether you pay tax on the money or not. Some canceled debts don't count as taxable income, even though your lender uses a 1099 to report them to you. The last thing you want to do is include that money when you're figuring out how much tax you owe.
Add up the total taxable income on all your 1099s from different clients or companies. If you have self-employment income that didn't generate a 1099 -- from a client who paid you less than $600, for instance -- add that too.
Report your self-employment income on Schedule SE if it's more than $400. Above that figure you pay self-employment tax -- Medicare and Social Security payments for independent contractors. Follow the SE instructions to calculate the tax.
Write your 1099 income onto the appropriate lines on your 1040: Dividend income, for example, goes on a different line from self-employment income. Write down any other income, such as money from your day job. Follow the steps in the instructions to complete the form and calculate your total income tax.
Total your withheld tax, including any withholding identified on your 1099s. Subtract the withholding and any estimated tax you paid during the year from the total amount of tax you owe. Whatever remains tells you the size of your check to the IRS -- or if you're lucky, the size of your refund.
Taxation on Bonus Income→
Claim a Dependent's 1099-INT From Savings Bonds→
What Can I Do if My 1099 Is Incorrect?→
Bankrate: You Can File Your Return Without 1099 Forms
Internal Revenue Service: Instructions for Form 1099-MISC
IRS: Form 1040 Instructions
Capital One: IRS 1099 Form Frequently Asked Questions
If you don't receive 1099s by the end of January, contact the issuing company and ask it to resend the form. Don't panic if the form doesn't arrive by the time you submit your taxes: You don't have to send in a 1099 with your 1040. As long as you have the same information in your own records, you can use that to compute your taxes.
A graduate of Oberlin College, Fraser Sherman began writing in 1981. Since then he's researched and written newspaper and magazine stories on city government, court cases, business, real estate and finance, the uses of new technologies and film history. Sherman has worked for more than a decade as a newspaper reporter, and his magazine articles have been published in "Newsweek," "Air & Space," "Backpacker" and "Boys' Life." Sherman is also the author of three film reference books, with a fourth currently under way.


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Project - Overview
Casino Mining Corporation is developing the Casino Project, a copper, gold, molybdenum and silver deposit, located about 300 km northwest of Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada. It ranks among the largest copper-gold deposits in the world. The project is currently in the environmental assessment review stage.
Casino is proposing a conventional open-pit, truck and shovel operation to make the project economically viable. Most of the ore is processed by conventional milling to produce a concentrate, and a portion of the ore will be heap leached to recover the gold. The mill is expected to process about 120,000 tonnes of ore per day and the heap leach 25,000 tonnes per day over a 22-year mine life.
The project is located on Crown land, administered by the Yukon Government. According to the Yukon Land Claims Final Umbrella Agreement, the Casino Project site lies within the traditional territory of the Selkirk First Nation and the project's road access falls within the traditional territories of both the Selkirk and Little Salmon/Carmacks First Nations. The Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in traditional territory intersects the Project footprint at the Yukon River.
The project is in the Yukon Plateau, a region characterized by weathered bedrock landscape, treed and rolling topography, and moderate to deeply cut valleys. The region is mainly un-glaciated. The Yukon River flows westward about 17 km north of the project site. Annual precipitation ranges between 400 mm (plateau) to 1,500 mm (mountains).
Access to the project site will be by plane and a new 120 km unpaved road extending from the end of the existing Freegold Road, about 83 km northwest of Carmacks. This proposed road will be an industrial road, and have controlled access. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) will be trucked to the project site and gasified to provide natural gas to fuel the 150 MW power plant.
Since 2008, Casino has applied a measured and conservative approach to preparing its environmental and socio-economic assessment project proposal, which was submitted in January 2014 to the executive committee of the Yukon Environmental Socio-economic Assessment Board (YESAB). The proposal seeks approval to construct and operate the Casino mine over an estimated period of 22 years. YESAB will assess the Casino Project for environmental and socio-economic effects and make its recommendations for approval.
Following YESAB approval, Casino will secure licensing and permitting from the Yukon Government for a Quartz Mining License and a Land Use Permit related to construction of the access road, as well as to the Yukon Water Board for a Water Use License.
To view the Casino mine environmental and socio-economic assessment project proposal click here
To help visualize the mine infrastructure and timeline, please watch this video.

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New Pittsburgh Courier: County, Regional Officials Celebrate New Pre-k Classrooms in Homewood
By Stephan Broadus 9/20/2016
Pittsburgh, Pa. – Local and state officials helped mark the expansion of a pre-kindergarten classroom at YWCA of Greater Pittsburgh's Homewood-Brushton Child Development and Education Center on Sept. 19.
The expansion of high-quality pre-k was made possible by the infusion of an additional $25 million in funding for Pennsylvania Pre-K Counts and $5 million for the Head Start Supplemental Assistance Program as part of the 2016-17 state budget. Early learning providers in Allegheny County received new state funding to serve more than 400 additional children in the current school year. Pre-K Counts and the Head Start State Supplemental are the primary state funding sources for high-quality pre-k in Pennsylvania.
Cara Ciminillo, executive director of the Pittsburgh Association for the Education of Young Children, said the region's new pre-k classrooms are a step in the right direction, but noted access to high-quality pre-k in Allegheny County remains a challenge. "Only 42 percent of income eligible 3- and 4-year-olds have access to publicly-funded high-quality pre-k in the county. This equates to more than 7,300 income eligible three- and four-year-olds still lacking access to publicly-funded high-quality pre-k every year," Ciminillo said.
Statewide, more than 120,000 3- and 4-year-olds—or 69 percent of all eligible young learners—are missing out on publicly-funded, high-quality pre-k each year. This lack of access is especially troubling considering the proven benefits it has for children, schools and communities. A large body of research shows children who benefit from high-quality pre-k:
Enter kindergarten with stronger literacy, language, math and social/emotional skills;
Are less likely to need special education services, less likely to repeat grades, and more likely to graduate and enroll in college.
Over a lifetime, these young learners will see stronger employment opportunities and increased earning potential, and they are less likely to commit juvenile and adult crimes.
Allegheny County Sheriff William Mullen stressed the role high-quality pre-k plays in reducing disruptive or anti-social behaviors that, if unaddressed, can lead to delinquent and criminal behavior. Mullen noted research compiled by the anti-crime organization Fight Crime: Invest In Kids showing that at-risk kids who attend high-quality early learning programs are dramatically less likely to commit crime and more likely to graduate from high school.
"A review of Pennsylvania's state inmate population reveals that more than 50 percent of inmates have not graduated from high school," said Mullen. "This revealing statistic is more reason for the imperative that law enforcement leaders place on educational success, which is best achieved by children getting a strong early educational foundation."
Sheriff Mullen added: "Independent cost-benefit analyses show that high-quality pre-k can return, on average, net benefits to society of nearly $30,000 for every child served. These benefits accrue largely due to reductions in the cost of future crime and increases in participants' future wages, as well as other costs such as children being held back in school or receiving special education services."


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Kneeling, is it really disrespectful?
Amir Amor
MY DEBUT AS #THEREALISTRANTAMOR
Warning: before you make your attempt on reading this, it's a #RnR, Run on Rant. Yeah I'm not a writer and I write in Swinglish, just thinking out loud and sharing my opinion. If you read you will have a think or maybe a good laugh at least and go ahead and comment and have your mind said!
KNEELING, is it really disrespectful and disgraceful or is the problem something else? I have a different opinion and angle I think people and media should look more at and turn their attention and focus too.
Does the images of kneeling really look disrespectful? Players on their knees, heads down(or up proud), hands on heart and quite does look anything but dis respectful to me.
Since when is kneeling disrespectful anyway? When I think of kneeling I actually think of it in a positive manner and full of respect! In the whole history of mankind, we have kneeled in front of kings, rulers and even prophets out of respect. You kneel when you pray, you kneel in respect of a woman when you propose a new life together and a lot more…
Why isn't this being part of a discussion in this big debate?
Is it really that the problem or is it just TRUMP and his big mouth that is disrespectful? Perhaps he's just upset that the world hasn't been kneeling at his meandering, or is it just Melania??! Hmmmmm…ooops… and go! Let the comments roll….
While the NFL players are making a statement to raise awareness and raise an important issue, Trump considers that it is far more appropriate for this to call national sports players "son of a bit***"
The national Anthem and respect for it has actually a big meaning for me myself and this takes me back to something similar when I made a statement and difference for keeping the respect to the flag and nationalism. Something that I believe has nothing to do with Racism unless you make it to it and how you approach it. As dual nationality, Persian/Iranian and Swedish I was 17 in high school in Sweden when Racism started to shape as taboo and there was confusion between Nationalism and Racism.
The schools were deciding and voting to remove National anthem from the graduation day in "respect" and solidarity for foreigners and racism. At that time I was part of the school comity having a vote in such decisions together with school management. As the only foreigner in that comity I voted NO to removing the National Anthem and was strongly against it and made it clear that it is the right of the country to be able to play its national anthem and everyone including non Swedes should stand up and respect it. At this time I was not even Swedish Citizen yet so technically it was not even my national anthem. But I said and believed that I and anyone else in my position should stand up and respect the country we live in. We don't need to sing it if not our anthem, but we should stand up respect it. Sitting down, or not being quite would be disrespectful! Our school chose to play the national anthem due to my vote and statement and yet today I feel proud of it and this whole thing make me think and make me want to make a statement about this whole kneeling thing.
Is the gesture of the NFL and NBA actually out of disrespect? NO, I don't believe it is! Sitting down on your ass, not paying attention or turning your back or picking your nose or something is disrespectful! But I don't believe and its clear that none of these players are actually kneeling out of any disrespect to either the national anthem or the flag. They are kneeling WITH Respect and grace just using this gesture and opportunity to raise an even bigger message of unity for their country and flag. What is disrespectful and DISGRACEFUL is when the president of this county, calling itself the greatest nation on earth is faster to disrespect the players and their MOTHERS than listening to the real message.
He treats the whole country and world as if its his personal TV reality show and on mission to just FIRE people instead of using the opportunity to unite its people! This way of approaching things , the way he is so defensive about actually anything with race is actually dividing the nation and the world more. That is what I say disrespect full for and to any Nation! Someone should make this the debate! Does he really have any respect for anyone, even his own nation and national players? OR is it actually the kneeling that he has issue and problem with or the message of it!??? Why does he always become so defensive and react this way when there is a message of race comes in the picture???
It's actually amazing to see now all the teams, players, owners, black or white are joining in unity and solidarity and making a stand and giving him a message even if in the end don't matter when it comes to TRUMP. He is the president and thinks it gives him an almighty power to say and do anything with whatever consequences for his own people and rest of the world!
To me and I think almost anyone with a bit of decency and respect for other human beings is quite clear, Kneeling and the players are not the problem and the ones disrespect full. It's just a TRUMP problem. If he was a leader for the good he would have used a total different approach and rhetoric to this situation, an understanding and compassion approach and thats how you unite and get people behind you. Something I can just imagine and bet Obama would have done with Grace in same situation.
Now personally I hope not only NFL or NBA but all sportsman and politicians should do the same until the message is even more loud and clear. Kneeling out of RESPECT, love and UNITY against bullying, hate and Racism.
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History of Jesuit
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Faculty/Staff June 5, 2019
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Fadia Desmond
Assistant Principal for Instruction and Student Life
Born and raised in Los Angeles, Fadia attended Marymount High School before completing her undergraduate studies at UCLA. While working on her Master's degree at Stanford, Fadia entered the classroom as a Language Arts teacher and moved into a teaching position at Rocklin High School. Fadia took time away from the classroom to pursue a Ph.D.
Colin O'Connor '04
Assistant Principal for Academics
I graduated from Jesuit in 2004, and returned in 2009 for my first full-time teaching assignment. It is an honor to teach with peers who were some of my greatest teachers, and to work with such compassionate, enthusiastic students. I especially love watching students discover their voice as writers and thinkers in English class. For many years I helped as an assistant coach in the aquatics program, with both water polo and swimming. Now, my time after school is devoted to my family and my own continuing education.
La Roddric Theodule
La Roddric Theodule is the Assistant Principal/Dean of Students at Jesuit High School. He graduated from Bellarmine College Preparatory in San Jose, CA before attending Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in Tallahassee, Florida. After undergrad, La Roddric began his teaching career in Catholic high schools and has remained a Catholic school math and physical education teacher, football and track & field coach, and mentor/moderator since 2002. During his time as a Catholic school teacher, he earned Master's degrees from both Concordia University, Irvine and
David Zielke
Director of Scheduling & Testing
AP Coordinator
Prior to working at Jesuit, served in the Peace Corps from 1982 to 1985 in Zaire teaching math for 2 years and as a regional representative for one. Continued to work in Zaire with USAID from 1985 to 1991. Returned to the United States and moved back to Sacramento in December 1991.


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More State Sites on National Historic Places Register
Eight more South Dakota properties have been added to the National Register of Historic Places, according to the South Dakota State Historical Society.
The listed properties are the Chambers Dugout in the Belle Fourche vicinity, the Roosevelt School in Belle Fourche, the First Presbyterian Church of Groton, the Solomon and Martha Hann Homestead near Nemo, the Haakon County Courthouse in Philip, the Jackson Boulevard Historic District in Spearfish, the Perkins Congregational Church near Springfield and the Dickens Round Barn in the Worthing vicinity.
The National Register is the official federal list of properties identified as important in American history, architecture, archaeology, engineering and culture. The State Historic Preservation Office of the State Historical Society works in conjunction with the National Park Service, which oversees the National Register program, to list the properties.
"South Dakota's history is rich in American Indian culture, pioneer life and change," said Jay D. Vogt, state historic preservation officer and director of the State Historical Society at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre. "The more than 1,300 state individual properties and districts listed on the National Register are important for their role in South Dakota's culture, heritage and history. And when properties get listed, it shows that their owners take pride in their role in preserving that culture, heritage and history."
Buildings, sites, structures and objects at least 50 years old possessing historical significance may qualify for the National Register, according to Vogt. Properties must also maintain their historic location, design, materials and association. Listing on the National Register does not place any limitations on private property owners by the federal government.
Following is more information about these newly listed properties.
Chambers Dugout, Belle Fourche vicinity -- The Chambers Dugout, built around 1885, is located on private property in Butte County. It is listed for its significance as a homesteading-era housing type. Born in Paris, France, in 1859, John Chambers came to America with his parents about 1860. The family moved to the Black Hills in the 1880s, and Chambers filed a claim on his homestead along Hay Creek not long thereafter.
Roosevelt School, Belle Fourche -- The Roosevelt School was built in 1921. Located at 1010 State St., it is listed as significant for the educational role it played in Belle Fourche. The original portion of the school was a rectangular shape. In 1929 an L-shaped addition gave the school its current T-shape. The Roosevelt School served as a high school and junior high school for 73 years. The building is currently undergoing rehabilitation to complete its transformation into the Historic Roosevelt Events Center.
First Presbyterian Church of Groton -- Located at 300 N. Main St., the First Presbyterian Church of Groton was built in 1912. It is listed for its architectural significance as an excellent example of Gothic Revival architecture adapted to fit changes in Protestant worship practices. It is also listed for its modified Akron plan with the Sunday school located adjacent to the sanctuary and separated by a movable partition.
Solomon and Martha Hann Homestead, Nemo vicinity -- After emigrating from Finland around 1889, Solomon and Martha Hann established a claim on the land that would eventually become their small farm in the Black Hills Forest Reserve. Located at 21732 Hann Pl., their homestead is significant for its vernacular log architecture and as a representative of an early Finnish homestead in the Black Hills. The Hanns provided food to the large mining industry in the northern Black Hills. Miners depended on local farmers since the delivery of supplies from the outside was limited due to the rough terrain and other logistics.
Haakon County Courthouse, Philip -- Built in 1930, the Haakon County Courthouse is located at 140 Howard Ave. in Philip. It is significant for its Art Deco architecture and as a representation of Haakon County's political and governmental past. Originally, the courthouse leased the old wooden Philip schoolhouse. When their new building was completed, it brought hope to the citizens of Philip despite deteriorating economic conditions.
Jackson Boulevard Historic District, Spearfish -- The years of significance for the Jackson Boulevard Historic District in Spearfish are 1882 to 1961. The district is significant for the variety of architectural styles it features. It is a good representation of late 19th and early 20th century residential architecture, which is a testament to the growth and prosperity of Spearfish during this period.
Perkins Congregational Church, Springfield vicinity -- The Perkins Congregational Church was built in 1901. Located at 31205 409th St., this property is significant for architecture as a rural Gothic Revival wood-frame church in Bon Homme County. The Perkins Congregational Church Society was organized in 1900 and formed by settlers of mixed ethnicities including English, German, Scandinavian (Danish) and Dutch. The frame church was the first and only church built in the hamlet of Perkins.
Dickens Round Barn, Worthing vicinity -- The Dickens Round Barn, located at 27882 473rd Ave., is listed for its architecture as a rare, surviving clay tile round barn. Built in 1917, the barn is listed under the South Dakota Round and Polygonal Barns and Pavilions (1995) Multiple Property Listing. Additionally, the Dickens Round Barn represents a unique trend of mail-order barn plans specific to Lake, Lincoln, McCook and Minnehaha counties in southeastern South Dakota around the Sioux Falls area. The building embodies the distinctive characteristics of the last stage of round barn buildings in South Dakota. Defining features of this property type include hollow clay tile construction, true round plan, round interior silo and a self-supporting roof not requiring extra supports except for the silo.
For more information on the National Register or other historic preservation programs, contact the State Historic Preservation Office at the Cultural Heritage Center, 900 Governors Drive, Pierre, SD 57501-2217; telephone 605-773-3458 or website history.sd.gov/Preservation (click on National Register of Historic Places in the right column).


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New Year's Eve Is Better in These Countries
By Lottie Gross
Photo by Marco Bicci/Shutterstock
To celebrate the New Year, Edinburgh hosts a three-day party with a torchlight parade and polar plunge.
Instead of countdowns and midnight kisses, opt for temple visits in Japan, torchlight parades in Scotland, cruises to Antarctica, and more.
Forget the fireworks and champagne toasts. If you find New Year's Eve all a bit boring, anxiety inducing, or simply over the top, you should escape to somewhere new this year. All over the world, there are unique traditions and New Year's celebrations that will make for a truly memorable trip; start the year with an adventure. Here, our suggestions for festivities across the globe that offer something a little different for 2020.
Have double the fun in Scotland
Hogmanay is Edinburgh's giant, multi-day party, starting on December 30 and ending on New Year's Day. Celebrations on the 31st are similar to those in any world capital—live music, fireworks, and general revelry—but the more interesting aspects of New Year's in Edinburgh occur on either side of the partying. On the 30th, pipers and drummers lead torch-wielding locals on a medieval-like procession through the old town, while New Year's Day brings a bracing swim in the chilly waters of the Firth of Forth.
Even better, you can celebrate New Year's Eve twice in Scotland. Drive north to the small coastal town of Burghead and take part in the Burning of the Clavie—an ancient pagan ritual that gained steam in the 1750s when the Catholic church replaced the Julian calendar with the Gregorian one. The decision moved the first day of the New Year back by 11 days, but instead of rioting like the rest of Scotland, Burghead locals simply decided to observe both holidays. After celebrating on January 1, they gather on January 11 to honor what they still consider the real New Year's Day, walking a burning barrel full of staves (the clavie) through town before leaving it to fall down a hill. Grab a piece of charred wood and it'll supposedly bring you luck in the New Year.
Get spiritual in Osaka, Japan
Photo by Komsitt Vikittikornkul/Shutterstock
When in Osaka, ring in the New Year with a temple visit and traditional foods like prawns, herring roe, and mochi.
In Japan, the turn of the New Year has a wholesome focus. Shōgatsu (New Year) is usually celebrated with a visit to the local temple to exchange last year's lucky charms for new ones. At Osaka's Sumiyoshi Taisha temple, hundreds of worshippers line up to pray in the main hall around midnight and throughout January 1. Queues can be hours long, but head to smaller shrines and temples, like Tsuyunoten Shrine or Isshinji Temple, and you'll find an equally atmospheric event without the long wait.
Afterward, be sure to feast on traditional New Year foods. Packed neatly into a tiered jūbako box, osechi-ryōri are the snacks of the season and include prawns (believed to bring a long life), herring roe (to boost fertility), and mochi (rice cake). You can purchase the bento box–like treats from department stores or supermarkets throughout the holiday season.
Run in your underwear in Valencia, Spain
If you're keen on partying in your birthday suit, New Year's Eve in Valencia, Spain, might be for you. A Spanish superstition says that wearing red panties will bring you good luck on New Year's Eve, but the residents of La Font de la Figuera, a village near Valencia, take it one step further. On December 31, whatever the weather, hundreds of locals strip down to red underwear and race through the streets to welcome the next 12 months. Just don't forget to bring along some grapes—another tradition demands you swallow 12 in quick succession, one for each ring of the bell upon midnight.
Be the first and last to party in Polynesia
On New Year's Eve, the Polynesian island of Samoa is one of the first to celebrate.
After switching time zones in 2011, the remote Polynesian island of Samoa is now one of the first nations in the world to ring in the New Year. Locals celebrate with an annual, island-wide party, complete with fire dancers, traditional costumes made from grass and palm fronds, and—of course—fireworks. Many hotels put on special events and book local and international talent, while restaurants serve feasts of fresh fish and local delicacies like palusami (taro leaves baked in coconut cream).
Don't party too hard though: While Samoa is one of the first to welcome the New Year, American Samoa, just a 20-minute flight southeast, is one of the last. This means that, after dancing the night away in Samoa, you can hop over to the United States' far-flung territory for a second round of festivities.
Set sail for Antarctica
New Year's Eve is often a time for reflection, typically about our past achievements and future desires. Shake things up this year and, instead, meditate on the wonder of nature and the fragility of our Earth on a trip to Antarctica. Tour operator Intrepid Travel is offering a small cruise to the southernmost region in the world, where passengers can spend New Year's Eve among humpback whales, icebergs, and countless stars. The trip includes land excursions, a lecture program, and adventurous activities like kayaking, polar plunges, and overnight camping, plus an onboard celebration to ring in 2020. As a bonus, Intrepid promises to carbon offset the voyage, serve only sustainably sourced seafood, avoid single-use plastics, and use biodegradable cleaning products, helping guests start the New Year on an eco-friendly note.
Get lost in the Atacama Desert, Chile
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Trade fireworks for stargazing in Chile's Atacama Desert.
For those who prefer not to acknowledge New Year's Eve at all, there's always the option of total seclusion in the desert. Chile's Atacama is a vast, barren landscape with smoking volcanoes, glistening salt flats, and otherwordly rock formations, plus zero light pollution come nightfall. Free camping is allowed in the desert, so rent a car and drive out into the wilderness to set up your tent anywhere you please.
If you don't want to go it alone, book a glamping tour with the likes of Caznove & Loyd, who will take you on guided hikes and bike rides through the desert and put up a solar-powered tented camp for a more luxurious night's sleep.
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In the supposedly true story, "Point deer make horse", the Emperor of China brings a deer into the palace and declares that it's a horse, and everyone who says, "no, it's a deer" is immediately put to death. In China, loyalty is more important than truth. Perhaps that's the case in the modern West, too.


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Lucy is a tenacious barrister with an impressive academic background. She brings tactical acumen to all her cases and offers a robust and persuasive approach.
Lucy has substantial experience prosecuting and defending in cases across the criminal spectrum and is a member of the CPS Advocate Panel at Level 3. She is a diligent and efficient junior and has been led in a variety of cases including allegations of causing an explosion likely to endanger life and historic sexual offences. Lucy recently appeared as junior for the Crown in a multi-handed conspiracy to burgle involving firearms.
Lucy has also developed notable experience of large-scale reviews, particularly involving fraud and financial crime. She has extensive knowledge of the disclosure process having assisted with disclosure on major prosecutions, including by the Serious Fraud Office. Lucy is currently instructed as part of the team of counsel assisting Dame Linda Dobbs DBE with the Dame Linda Dobbs Review, considering whether the issues relating to HBOS Reading were investigated and appropriately reported to authorities at the time by Lloyds Banking Group, following its acquisition of HBOS.
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R v P and Others (2019) – led by Stephen Rose. Multi-handed conspiracy to burgle and possession of an imitation firearm.
R v J (2018) – led by Stephen Rose. Successful defence of a defendant charged with causing an explosion likely to endanger life or cause serious injury to property. The allegation involved the construction and delivery of an improvised explosive device.
R v S and others (2018) – four-handed drug supply case. Lucy advised on the charges to which all defendants ultimately pleaded guilty at various stages.
R v N (2018) – Threats to kill and assault case which required legal argument seeking to exclude the defendant's interview after she was interviewed with notable injuries and without an appropriate adult.
R v S (2018) – defendant with significant mental health difficulties who was made subject to a hospital order following repeated breaches of a mon-molestation order.
R v T and F (2017) – ABH following an assault with a pair of pliers. The second defendant washed away blood from the scene and disposed of the weapon.
R v L (2017) – causing serious injury by dangerous driving following a three-vehicle collision which left one driver with life changing injuries.
R v S and another (2017) – string of serious robberies in the South East resulting in sentences of over 20 years' imprisonment.
R v Z and S (2017) – two-handed case involving multiple firearms and drugs offences.
R v H (2017) – domestic incident during which the defendant broke the complainant's back.
R v W (2017) – defence counsel for a close protection security guard accused of stalking by fitting trackers to cars and installing cameras. Police found a stun gun during a search of the defendant's property. In relation to the latter, Lucy successfully argued that "exceptional circumstances" applied meaning the mandatory minimum sentence of 5 years was avoided.
R v C (2016) – assault outside a public house in Essex during which part of the complainant's nose was bitten off.
R v H (2016) – arson in circumstances where the defendant had set fire to a previous employer's premises after losing his job, causing upwards of £300,000 worth of damage.
R v L (2016) – armed robbery with a meat cleaver.
R v P and others (2015) – led junior in a multi-handed conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.
R v N (2018) – led junior defending multiple counts of rape and sexual assault.
R v M (2017) – prosecution counsel in case of sending an electronic communication of an indecent nature.
R v E (2017) – prosecution of a prisoner alleged to have sexually assaulted a prison guard.
R v S (2017) – defence counsel in case of sexual assault and being drunk on an aircraft.
R v D (2017) – defence counsel for a young defendant charged with multiple child sexual offences including sexual touching and grooming.
R v S (2019) – defence counsel for a carer alleged to have stolen significant sums of money from a client.
R v K and others (2018) – led junior for the second defendant in a large-scale fraudulent evasion of duty.
R v S (2018) – defence counsel for a defendant accused of a 'social media fraud' involving various sites and multiple complainants in the UK and abroad.
R v R (2018) – defence counsel for a defendant alleged to have defrauded an elderly friend to the value of £50,000 following a bereavement.
R v F (2017) – high profile prosecution of an 'eBay fraud' where the defendant listed and sold items which were never sent to the buyer.
R v C (2017) – defence counsel in a 'Right to Buy fraud' where the defendant was alleged to have continued the right to buy process following the death of a family member.
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package policies

import (
	"testing"
	"time"

	"github.com/rackspace/gophercloud/pagination"
	th "github.com/rackspace/gophercloud/testhelper"
	"github.com/rackspace/gophercloud/testhelper/client"
)

const (
	groupID         = "60b15dad-5ea1-43fa-9a12-a1d737b4da07"
	webhookPolicyID = "2b48d247-0282-4b9d-8775-5c4b67e8e649"
)

func TestList(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyListSuccessfully(t)

	pages := 0
	pager := List(client.ServiceClient(), "60b15dad-5ea1-43fa-9a12-a1d737b4da07")

	err := pager.EachPage(func(page pagination.Page) (bool, error) {
		pages++

		policies, err := ExtractPolicies(page)

		if err != nil {
			return false, err
		}

		if len(policies) != 3 {
			t.Fatalf("Expected 3 policies, got %d", len(policies))
		}

		th.CheckDeepEquals(t, WebhookPolicy, policies[0])
		th.CheckDeepEquals(t, OneTimePolicy, policies[1])
		th.CheckDeepEquals(t, SundayAfternoonPolicy, policies[2])

		return true, nil
	})

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)

	if pages != 1 {
		t.Errorf("Expected 1 page, saw %d", pages)
	}
}

func TestCreate(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyCreateSuccessfully(t)

	oneTime := time.Date(2020, time.April, 01, 23, 0, 0, 0, time.UTC)
	client := client.ServiceClient()
	opts := CreateOpts{
		{
			Name:            "webhook policy",
			Type:            Webhook,
			Cooldown:        300,
			AdjustmentType:  ChangePercent,
			AdjustmentValue: 3.3,
		},
		{
			Name:            "one time",
			Type:            Schedule,
			AdjustmentType:  Change,
			AdjustmentValue: -1,
			Schedule:        At(oneTime),
		},
		{
			Name:            "sunday afternoon",
			Type:            Schedule,
			AdjustmentType:  DesiredCapacity,
			AdjustmentValue: 2,
			Schedule:        Cron("59 15 * * 0"),
		},
	}

	policies, err := Create(client, groupID, opts).Extract()

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)
	th.CheckDeepEquals(t, WebhookPolicy, policies[0])
	th.CheckDeepEquals(t, OneTimePolicy, policies[1])
	th.CheckDeepEquals(t, SundayAfternoonPolicy, policies[2])
}

func TestGet(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyGetSuccessfully(t)

	client := client.ServiceClient()

	policy, err := Get(client, groupID, webhookPolicyID).Extract()

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)
	th.CheckDeepEquals(t, WebhookPolicy, *policy)
}

func TestUpdate(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyUpdateSuccessfully(t)

	client := client.ServiceClient()
	opts := UpdateOpts{
		Name:            "updated webhook policy",
		Type:            Webhook,
		Cooldown:        600,
		AdjustmentType:  ChangePercent,
		AdjustmentValue: 6.6,
	}

	err := Update(client, groupID, webhookPolicyID, opts).ExtractErr()

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)
}

func TestDelete(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyDeleteSuccessfully(t)

	client := client.ServiceClient()
	err := Delete(client, groupID, webhookPolicyID).ExtractErr()

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)
}

func TestExecute(t *testing.T) {
	th.SetupHTTP()
	defer th.TeardownHTTP()
	HandlePolicyExecuteSuccessfully(t)

	client := client.ServiceClient()
	err := Execute(client, groupID, webhookPolicyID).ExtractErr()

	th.AssertNoErr(t, err)
}

func TestValidateType(t *testing.T) {
	ok := validateType(Schedule)
	th.AssertEquals(t, true, ok)

	ok = validateType(Webhook)
	th.AssertEquals(t, true, ok)

	ok = validateType("BAD")
	th.AssertEquals(t, false, ok)
}

func TestValidateCooldown(t *testing.T) {
	ok := validateCooldown(0)
	th.AssertEquals(t, true, ok)

	ok = validateCooldown(86400)
	th.AssertEquals(t, true, ok)

	ok = validateCooldown(-1)
	th.AssertEquals(t, false, ok)

	ok = validateCooldown(172800)
	th.AssertEquals(t, false, ok)
}