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Case study 4 - Dr Djenaba
Case study 4 – Dr Djenaba
Case study 1 – Dr Smyth
Case study 2 – Dr Li
Case study 3 –Dr Garcia
Case study 5 – Dr Patel
This case study will assist doctors who:
have had a break in practice for more than five years
can provide supportive references relating to previous employment in a medical capacity
are able to provide evidence of completion of recent relevant medical continuing professional development (CPD).
Dr Djenaba graduated from medical school in July 2002. She applied for full registration with a licence to practise in October 2017.
Between September 2002 and September 2012 Dr Djenaba worked in a medical capacity in Cameroon, as a general physician.
She moved to France in October 2012 and worked as a research intern until December 2015. This role was not considered to be medical practice. However during this time she took part in structured CPD.
She came to the UK in December 2015 and began work as a Healthcare Assistant.
As part of her application, Dr Djenaba submitted:
a supportive reference relating to her role as a general physician in Cameroon.
evidence of sustained and systematic CPD and continuing medical education (CME) completed during the break in practice. The CPD consisted of a broad range of courses. The evidence included verifiable course certificates and attendance records.
written confirmation of an offer of employment for a role in Dr Djenaba's speciality of Haematology at a hospital in Sussex. She also included a copy of the job and person specification, which included the responsibilities and key skills required for the role
details of the assessment process for the role, including dates of interviews and testing
a certificate of good standing from the Cameroon Medical Council.
What did the decision maker take into account?
The decision maker took into account the criteria and guidance on breaks in practice. In particular:
when Dr Djenaba applied for registration with a licence to practise, it had been 15 years and three months since she graduated. She had practised for a total of ten years and therefore met the criteria that a doctor must have practised for 60% of time since graduation
but she also had a break in practice of five years before she applied, so she did not meet the criteria of having practised for a minimum of 12 months prior to application
the evidence she provided relating to her UK job offer was verified with the employer.
As Dr Djenaba only met one part of the criteria, the decision maker considered whether she had submitted evidence to demonstrate that she had mitigated the break in practice.
her evidence, which included a supportive reference covering her practice in Cameroon
robust and verifiable evidence that she had been offered a medical post at a UK hospital
evidence of CPD which demonstrated that she had attempted to maintain her knowledge and skills throughout the break in practice
What was our decision?
Dr Djenaba only met one of the criteria, but provided evidence to demonstrate that she had attempted to mitigate the break in practice by taking steps to keep her knowledge and skills up to date. Dr Djenaba had done so by completing CPD and had been offered a medical post in a UK hospital.
The decision maker felt that although there was evidence that Dr Djenaba had continued to keep her knowledge and skills up to date, a significant amount of time had passed since she last practised. The CPD and job offer alone were insufficient to satisfy the decision maker that her knowledge and skills were up to date.
The decision maker therefore decided not to grant Dr Djenaba full registration with a licence to practise.
Previous Case study 3 –Dr Garcia Next Case study 5 – Dr Patel


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Norway is a beautiful Scandinavian country famous for its natural attractions like mountains, glaciers, and stunning fjords. The land of Vikings is undoubtedly one of the most amazing countries in the world, known for its safe streets, clean air, midnight sun, and its high standard of living. Working and living in this peaceful country is great in so many ways, however, if you're thinking of moving to Norway, you need to understand the whole picture and find out everything about living in Norway, pros and cons, and what benefits can you get. Relocating to a foreign country can be both exciting and a bit scary, so before you decide, it's really important to know everything. Without further ado, here is our list of some of the biggest advantages and disadvantages of living in Norway.
According to a United Nations agency report, Norway is currently the happiest place on Earth. In 2017, Norway displaced Denmark as the world's happiest country and behind Norway and Denmark come Iceland, Switzerland, and Finland. But what makes this country so special? Well, Norway is ranking highly in all areas that support happiness such as freedom, health, caring, generosity, honesty, good governance and income.
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The quality of public healthcare in Norway is high and it's covered under the national system. This means that the residents aren't paying out of their pockets for visits to the doctor (except for dental care) or are paying but only a small fee. There are both public and private facilities in Norway, although private healthcare is funded by patient fees and is much more expensive. Anyone who's living and working in Norway for more than a year is required to contribute toward the National Insurance Scheme which helps to fund public healthcare.
Salaries in Norway are among the highest in the world and the unemployment rate is very low. There are many employment opportunities in a range of industries and the salaries are high even for the non-skilled workers. There's no minimum wage and the average salary of full-time workers is around $68,000 ($5,135 per month). Part-time employees can earn an average of $4,000 per month.
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Norway is a peaceful and safe country that favors equality and places great importance on education. Norway is known to offer a high quality of life in many aspects including education, which means that they have numerous high-quality learning institutions. The country also offers free college and university education to everyone, whether they're Norwegian or not.
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Norway may be the wealthiest and happiest place on Earth, but it is also one of the most heavily taxed countries in the world with a total tax burden of 45% of GDP. If you're living in Norway you will have to pay a huge amount of tax no matter what, but on positive side, this money will go to worthwhile areas like public healthcare ad free education.
The Norwegian language (natively known as Norsk) is not the easiest language to learn. Learning Norwegian is one of the first challenges you will face when you move to Norway and Google Translate will probably become your best friend. You can start by taking Norwegian classes every day, watching movies and TV series with subtitles in Norwegian and listening to Norwegian radio stations to get used to listening to local dialects. However, even if you can't learn Norwegian, it's okay because almost everyone in Norway speaks English.


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We must fight for a Brexit that puts jobs and workers first, argued Unite assistant general secretary Steve Turner on the first day of the TUC conference in Brighton yesterday (September 10).
He highlighted the importance of decent, safe, well-paid unionised jobs, as well as a level playing field on workers' rights and ongoing access to our largest market, which would protect millions of jobs dependent on barrier-free, tariff-free trade.
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She probably never realized the importance of her life until that moment. Here a beautiful woman once thought as ordinary, now royalty, throwing herself to the ground in humility. Praying, asking, begging for the deliverance of her people and ultimately herself. After 3 days of petitioning the King of the Universe in fasting, petitioning her husband the King of Persia, the death of an evil man, Esther finds herself petitioning once more. Standing now in the presence of the King she is beseeching for another letter to be written. This time it is for her deliverance.
Esther is like all of us at one time or another; a soul in need of deliverance. Whether we are lost, abandoned, sick, poor, bound we can have the favor we seek and deliverance we need. It is freedom written by the King. This Word, written in 66 books or letters, has set us free from certain death and destruction.
Esther is not only a story of deliverance for the Jewish people, whom I dearly love; it also is a reminder of our own deliverance as we choose to embrace it. Grace has delivered us. This day let me encourage you to read the powerful story of Esther and reflect in Heavens deliverance.
Your deliverance has already been written… receive it!
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The psalms envision a world in which everyone and everything will praise God, and God in turn will hear their prayers and respond. Worst of all is when God "hides his face" and refuses to respond, because this puts in question the efficacy of prayer which is the underlying assumption of the Book of Psalms. Some psalms are called " maskil " maschil because in addition they impart wisdom. Most notable of these is Psalm which is sometimes called the "Maskil of David", others include Psalm 32 and Psalm Individual psalms were originally hymns, to be used on various occasions and at various sacred sites; later, some were anthologised, and might have been understood within the various anthologies e.
In later Jewish and Christian tradition, the psalms have come to be used as prayers, either individual or communal, as traditional expressions of religious feeling. Psalms are used throughout traditional Jewish worship. Many complete Psalms and verses from Psalms appear in the morning services Shacharit.
The pesukei dezimra component incorporates Psalms 30, and - Psalm commonly referred to as " Ashrei ", which is really the first word of two verses appended to the beginning of the Psalmis read three times every day: once in shacharit as part of pesukei dezimrahas mentioned, once, along with Psalm 20, as part of the morning's concluding prayersand once at the start of the afternoon service.
On Festival days and Sabbaths, instead of concluding the morning service, it precedes the Mussaf service. Psalms29, 92, and 93, along with some later readings, comprise the introduction Kabbalat Shabbat to the Friday night service. Traditionally, a different "Psalm for the Day"- Shir shel yom -is read after the morning service each day of the week starting Sunday, Psalms: 24, 48, 82, 94, 81, 93, This is described in the Mishnah the initial codification of the Jewish oral tradition in the tractate Tamid.
According to the Talmud, these daily Psalms were originally recited on that day of the week by the Levites in the Temple in Jerusalem.
From Rosh Chodesh Elul until Hoshanah RabbahPsalm 27 is recited twice daily following the morning and evening services. There is a Minhag custom to recite Psalm 30 each morning of Chanukkah after Shacharit: some recite this in place of the regular "Psalm for the Day", others recite this additionally. When a Jew dies, a watch is kept over the body and tehillim Psalms are recited constantly by sun or candlelight, until the burial service. Historically, this watch would be carried out by the immediate family, usually in shifts, but in contemporary practice this service is provided by an employee of the funeral home or chevra kadisha.
Psalms of Praise (1Ch 16) Psalms 96, , BC: David's Psalm of Repentance (2Sa 12) Psalm BC: Psalms of David: Psalms 2 - (Assorted) BC: Psalms of Korah: Psalms 42 - 44, 84, 85, 87, BC: Psalms of Asaph: Psalm 50, 73, 75 - 78, 80 - 83, BC: Psalms of Unknown Authors: Psalms 1 - (Assorted) BC. The four tables give the most commonly accepted dates or ranges of dates for the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible, the Deuterocanonical books (included in Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox bibles, but not in the Hebrew and Protestant bibles) and the New Testament, including, where possible, hypotheses about their formation-history. Table I is a chronological overview. The Date of the Psalms the Psalter is certainly to be placed in that age. Few schol-ars today would assign large numbers of psalms to the Mac-cabean age in the way that was common at the beginning. of the century." 2. What has been responsible for the change in viewpoint. as to the date of the Psalter?
Many Jews complete the Book of Psalms on a weekly or monthly basis. Each week, some also say a Psalm connected to that week's events or the Torah portion read during that week. In addition, many Jews notably Lubavitchand other Chasidim read the entire Book of Psalms prior to the morning service, on the Sabbath preceding the calculated appearance of the new moon.
The reading of psalms is viewed in Jewish tradition as a vehicle for gaining God's favor. They are thus often specially recited in times of trouble, such as poverty, disease, or physical danger; in many synagogues, Psalms are recited after services for the security of the State of Israel. Sefer ha-Chinuch [43] states that this practice is designed not to achieve favor, as such, but rather to inculcate belief in Divine Providence into one's consciousness, consistently with Maimonides ' general view on Providence.
New Testament references show that the earliest Christians used the Psalms in worship, and the Psalms have remained an important part of worship in most Christian Churches. The Eastern OrthodoxCatholicPresbyterianLutheran and Anglican Churches have always made systematic use of the Psalms, with a cycle for the recitation of all or most of them over the course of one or more weeks. In the early centuries of the Church, it was expected that any candidate for bishop would be able to recite the entire Psalter from memory, something they often learned automatically [45] during their time as monks.
Paul the Apostle quotes psalms specifically Psalms 14 and 53which are nearly identical as the basis for his theory of original sinand includes the scripture in the Epistle to the Romanschapter 3. Several conservative Protestant denominations sing only the Psalms some churches also sing the small number of hymns found elsewhere in the Bible in worship, and do not accept the use of any non-Biblical hymns; examples are the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North Americathe Presbyterian Reformed Church North America and the Free Church of Scotland Continuing.
New translations and settings of the Psalms continue to be produced. An individually printed volume of Psalms for use in Christian religious rituals is called a Psalter. Furthermore, psalms often serve as the inspiration for much of modern or contemporary Christian worship music in a variety of styles. Some songs are entirely based on a particular psalm or psalms, and many quote directly from the Book of Psalms and other parts of the Bible.
Orthodox Christians and Greek-Catholics Eastern Catholics who follow the Byzantine rite have long made the Psalms an integral part of their corporate and private prayers. The official version of the Psalter used by the Orthodox Church is the Septuagint. At Vespers and Matinsdifferent kathismata are read at different times of the liturgical year and on different days of the week, according to the Church's calendar, so that all psalms 20 kathismata are read in the course of a week.
During Great Lentthe number of kathismata is increased so that the entire Psalter is read twice a week. In the twentieth century, some lay Christians have adopted a continuous reading of the Psalms on weekdays, praying the whole book in four weeks. Aside from kathisma readings, Psalms occupy a prominent place in every other Orthodox service including the services of the Hours and the Divine Liturgy. In particular, the penitential Psalm 50 is very widely used.
Fragments of Psalms and individual verses are used as Prokimena introductions to Scriptural readings and Stichera. The bulk of Vespers would still be composed of Psalms even if the kathisma were to be disregarded; Psalm"The Psalm of the Law", is the centerpiece of Matins on Saturdays, some Sundays, and the Funeral service.
The entire book of Psalms is traditionally read out loud or chanted at the side of the deceased during the time leading up to the funeral, mirroring Jewish tradition. Several branches of Oriental Orthodox and those Eastern Catholics who follow one of the Oriental Rites will chant the entire Psalter during the course of a day during the Daily Office. This practice continues to be a requirement of monastics in the Oriental churches.
The Psalms have always been an important part of Catholic liturgy. The Liturgy of the Hours is centered on chanting or recitation of the Psalms, using fixed melodic formulas known as psalm tones. Early Catholics employed the Psalms widely in their individual prayers also; however, as knowledge of Latin the language of the Roman Rite became uncommon, this practice ceased among the unlearned.
However, until the end of the Middle Ages, it was not unknown for the laity to join in the singing of the Little Office of Our Ladywhich was a shortened version of the Liturgy of the Hours providing a fixed daily cycle of twenty-five psalms to be recited, and nine other psalms divided across Matins. The work of Bishop Richard Challoner in providing devotional materials in English meant that many of the psalms were familiar to English-speaking Catholics from the eighteenth century onwards.
Bishop Challoner is also noted for revising the Douay-Rheims Bibleand the translations he used in his devotional books are taken from this work. Until the Second Vatican Council the Psalms were either recited on a one-week or, less commonly as in the case of Ambrosian ritetwo-week cycle. Different one-week schemata were employed: most secular clergy followed the Roman distribution, while Monastic Houses almost universally followed that of St Benedictwith only a few congregations such as the Benedictines of St Maur [ citation needed ] following individualistic arrangements.
The Breviary introduced in distributed the psalms over a four-week cycle. Monastic usage varies widely. Some use the four-week cycle of the secular clergy, many retain a one-week cycle, either following St Benedict's scheme or another of their own devising, while others opt for some other arrangement. Official approval was also given to other arrangements [Notes 1] by which the complete Psalter is recited in a one-week or two-week cycle. These arrangements are used principally by Catholic contemplative religious orders, such as that of the Trappists.
Of these three the antiphonal mode is the most widely followed. Over the centuries, the use of complete Psalms in the liturgy declined. After the Second Vatican Council which also permitted the use of vernacular languages in the liturgylonger psalm texts were reintroduced into the Mass, during the readings. The revision of the Roman Missal after the Second Vatican Council reintroduced the singing or recitation of a more substantial section of a Psalm, in some cases an entire Psalm, after the first Reading from Scripture.
This Psalm, called the Responsorial Psalm, is usually sung or recited responsorially, although the General Instruction of the Roman Missal61 permits direct recitation. Following the Protestant Reformationversified translations of many of the Psalms were set as hymns.
These were particularly popular in the Calvinist tradition, where in the past they were typically sung to the exclusion of hymns. Among famous hymn settings of the Psalter were the Scottish Psalter and the paraphrases by Isaac Watts. By the 20th century, they were mostly replaced by hymns in church services. However, the Psalms are popular for private devotion among many Protestants and still used in many churches for traditional worship.
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Dinner and a Movie… er, Movie and a Dinner…
The Sunday Night Film Club (SNFC) gets together at a Boston-area theatre every Sunday to watch a film as a group, and then discuss it over dinner and drinks. There is no cost to join the club (other than your ticket and anything you may spend on food/drink afterwards) and there's no obligation to attend every week. It's just a very casual group of people that like film, period.
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Left for dead on a sun-scorched planet, Riddick finds himself up against an alien race of predators. Activating an emergency beacon alerts two ships: one carrying a new breed of mercenary, the other captained by a man from Riddick's past.
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Hello to my first video tutorial !!
I have been wanted to make something more entertaining and visual to show how everyday cooking doesn't has to be a hassle, so I hope it gives you a good idea on : How to make the recipe and , Yes it is doable by anybody even when you don't have so much time or so much cooking skills !! This is real life guys !!
As I explained in the video, I decided to make an advent calendar for Emi, but because we live in a mini house I don't want to buy reusable advent calendar (can't store it all year) and because I try to be sustainable I am not fan of disposable ones 🤷♀ so I've been left with the idea of hanging cookies from the three and up to day 2 (today) Emi is sooooo excited to find a cookie in the morning !!
– Don't over work it.
– Wait until the dough is hard to roll it.
– Let the raw cookie sit in the fridge for 10 minutes at least, before placing in the oven.
If you follow those advices you are sure to make the best buttery cookies ever.
Mix together flour and butter cut in small pieces until it looks like sand (you can check by hand to make sure there is no more pieces of butter left). Add the powder sugar and mix again until all combined and it looks like a dough. Stop there, divide in 3 and wrap them separately. Place in the fridge for 2 hours and when you're ready, roll the dough and start cutting cookies.
Once you have cut the cookies, place them on parchemin paper and let rest in the oven for at least 10 minutes (for me it was the time I turn on the oven and it reach the right temperature).
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Silvio Horta, Ugly Betty Creator, Found Dead at 45 of Apparent Suicide
Silvio Horta, who created the hit ABC dramedy Ugly Betty, has died.
Variety is reporting that the 45-year-old was found dead in a Miami hotel room in an apparent suicide.
Sources told the outlet that Horta died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Horta is best known for adapting "Yo soy Betty, la fea," for American audiences.
The series, known as Ugly Betty, was a roaring success for ABC, propelling America Ferrera to stardom.
Ferrera garnered an Emmy for her role on the series, with the series as a whole winning 42 awards throughout its run.
The series even scooped a Golden Globe for Best Television Series - Musical or Comedy in 2007, with Horta taking to the stage to accept the award.
It focused on a young woman who landed a job at a glossy fashion magazine, despite not being fashionable.
The supporting cast included Vanessa Williams, Becki Newton, Michael Urie, and Rebecca Romijn.
It also featured high-profile guest stars, including Lindsay Lohan, Adele, Martha Stewart, and Victoria Beckham.
The series lasted four seasons and aired on ABC from 2006-10, with Horta on board as executive producer and showrunner.
ABC made the controversial decision to shift it to the lesser-viewed Friday night slot for its fourth season, and the ratings slipped lower.
The network reversed the decision after, but the damage was done, and it was subsequently canceled.
Horta also created Jake 2.0, a sci-fi drama that lasted two seasons. It starred Christopher Gorham, who later starred on Ugly Betty.
He also worked as a writer on Sci-Fi series The Chronicle.
On the big screen, Horta wrote the screenplay for Urban Legend and its sequel Urban Legend: Final Cut.
Horta was born on August 14, 1974, and was the son of Cuban immigrants. His parents divorced when he was 6, and Horta went on to graduate from Coral Gables Senior School in 1992.
He subsequently attended NYU's Tisch School of the Arts. He moved to Los Angeles in 1996 and that's where he found success.
He sold the screenplay for Urban Legend. The movie starred Jared Leto and grossed $72 million at the worldwide box office.
We extend our thoughts and prayers to the friends and family of Silvio during this difficult time.
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Dershowitz: Supreme Court could overrule an unconstitutional impeachment
By Alan Dershowitz, opinion contributor — 05/31/19 04:08 PM EDT
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President Trump Donald John TrumpAmash responds to 'Send her back' chants at Trump rally: 'This is how history's worst episodes begin' McConnell: Trump 'on to something' with attacks on Dem congresswomen Trump blasts 'corrupt' Puerto Rico's leaders amid political crisis MORE has said that if the House were to impeach him despite his not having committed "high crimes and misdemeanors," he might seek review of such an unconstitutional action in the Supreme Court. On April 24, he tweeted that if "the partisan Dems ever tried to Impeach, I would first head to the U.S. Supreme Court. Not only are there no 'High Crimes and Misdemeanors,' there are no Crimes by me at all."
Yesterday, when asked by a reporter if he thinks Congress will impeach him, the president responded, "I don't see how. They can because they're possibly allowed, although I can't imagine the courts allowing it."
Commentators have accused Trump of not understanding the way impeachment works and have stated quite categorically that the courts have no constitutional role to play in what is solely a congressional and political process. Time magazine declared in a headline "That's Not How It Works," and Vox called the president's argument "profoundly confused."
Scholars also echoed the derision. The influential legal blog Lawfare wrote confidently that "The Supreme Court Has No Role in Impeachment," and my friend and colleague Larry Tribe, an eminent constitutional law scholar, called Trump's argument simply "idiocy," explaining that "the court is very good at slapping down attempts to drag things out by bringing it into a dispute where it has no jurisdiction."
Not so fast. Our nonlawyer president may be closer to the truth than his lawyer critics. In fact, the Lawfare blog noted that "Trump's suggestion of resorting to the Supreme Court to appeal an impeachment did not come out of nowhere. ... Alan Dershowitz Alan Morton DershowitzEpstein lawyer Dershowitz defends plea agreement Dershowitz: Author Michael Wolff fictionalized my dinner with Trump Dershowitz says he could 'enthusiastically' vote for Biden over Trump MORE recently made an argument along the same lines, writing in an essay on 'The Case Against Impeaching Trump' that '[w]ere a president to announce that he refused to accept the actions of the Senate in voting for his removal … and that he would not leave office unless the Supreme Court affirmed his removal, the people might well agree with him.'"
However, my argument did not come from nowhere, either.
Two former, well-respected justices of the Supreme Court first suggested that the judiciary may indeed have a role in reining in Congress were it to exceed its constitutional authority. Justice Byron White, a John F. Kennedy appointee, put it this way: "Finally, as applied to the special case of the President, the majority argument merely points out that, were the Senate to convict the President without any kind of trial, a Constitutional crisis might well result. It hardly follows that the Court ought to refrain from upholding the Constitution in all impeachment cases. Nor does it follow that, in cases of presidential impeachment, the Justices ought to abandon their constitutional responsibility because the Senate has precipitated a crisis."
Justice David Souter, a George H. W. Bush appointee, echoed his predecessor: "If the Senate were to act in a manner seriously threatening the integrity of its results … judicial interference might well be appropriate."
It is not too much of a stretch from the kind of constitutional crises imagined by these learned justices to a crisis caused by a Congress that impeached a president without evidence of "high crimes and misdemeanors." The president is not above the law, but neither is Congress, whose members take an oath to support, not subvert, the Constitution. And that Constitution does not authorize impeachment for anything short of high crimes and misdemeanors.
Were Congress to try to impeach and remove a president without alleging and proving any such crime, and were the president to refuse to leave office on the ground that Congress had acted unconstitutionally, there would indeed be such a constitutional crisis. And Supreme Court precedent going back to Marbury v. Madison empowers the justices to resolve conflicts between the executive and legislative branches by applying the Constitution as the supreme law of the land.
Recall that when a president has been impeached by the House, the Supreme Court's chief justice presides at his Senate trial and the senators take a special oath. This special oath requires each senator to swear or affirm that "in all things pertaining to the trial … [to] do impartial justice according to the Constitution and the law" (italics added).
If the House were to impeach for a noncrime, the president's lawyer could make a motion to the chief justice to dismiss the case, just as a lawyer for an ordinary defendant can make a motion to dismiss an indictment that did not charge a crime. The chief justice would be asked to enforce the senatorial oath by dismissing an impeachment that violated the words of the Constitution. There is no assurance that the chief justice would rule on such a motion, but it is certainly possible.
No one should criticize President Trump for raising the possibility of Supreme Court review, especially following Bush v. Gore, the case that ended the 2000 election. Many of the same academics ridiculed the notion that the justices would enter the political thicket of vote-counting. But they did and, in the process, weakened the "political question" doctrine. The case for applying the explicit constitutional criteria governing impeachment is far more compelling than was the case for stopping the Florida recount.
So no one should express partisan certainty regarding President Trump's suggestion that the Supreme Court might well decide that impeaching a president without evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors is unconstitutional.
Alan M. Dershowitz is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law, Emeritus, at Harvard Law School. His new book is "The Case Against the Democratic House Impeaching Trump." You can follow him on Twitter @AlanDersh.
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The incident has sparked intense debate in Howell, about 45 miles (72 kilometres) northwest of Detroit, over defending civil rights without trampling the U.S. constitution's right to free speech.
It's gained far wider attention since a local newspaper released video of a 14-year-old gay student from another city defending McDowell at a Howell school board meeting.
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I did know a unitarian jihadi, once. He did send people strongly-worded messages and one time he stood in the doorway and coughed loudly for attention. I think he blew up a balloon, but gently.
Oooh, I wanna be Sister Flaming Sword of Excess.
A few years ago the next door neighbour fertilised a question mark onto their lawn.
I used to drive my mother nuts by always offering a different view point to hers.
Hah, "Brother Machine Gun of Reasoned Discussion", I don't think so. Like all machineguns I tend to run out of ammunition (and patience) rather quickly.