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MIL-OSI Security: Judge sentences St. Louis man for role in romance scheme targeting elderly community
ST. LOUIS, MO – United States District Judge Audrey G. Fleissig sentenced Hammed Akande to 63 months in prison. Akande, a 30-year-old resident of St. Louis, Missouri, pleaded guilty in March to a conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud relative to his role in a romance scam targeting 24 people.
According to court documents, in 2017, Akande began serving as a "money mule" in a romance scam that targeted 24 elderly residents of Missouri and a number of other states. "Romance Scams" are schemes in which fraudsters pretend to be in a romantic relationship with their victims in order to obtain money and merchandise as well as to induce the victims to conduct financial transactions on the fraudsters' behalf. Because the victims are targeted through online dating sites and social media, the fraudsters are able to hide their identities by using the names and photographs of others and explaining their inability to meet or use video messaging services by claiming to be working abroad or in the military.
As a money mule, Akande's role was to receive mailings containing money and electronic devices sent from the romance scam victims to residential addresses he controlled in the Saint Louis, Misouri metropolitan area. Akande then forwarded a portion of the funds and merchandise he received to other members of the romance scam conspiracy who resided within the United States and abroad through the mails as well as through the electronic transfer of funds.
Akande also played a significant role in the scheme because he used his skill with the English language to proofread messages that his Nigerian co-conspirators were sending to the victims living in the United States. This skill placed the victims at ease, and furthered their misbelief that they were in a romantic relationship with United States citizens.
Each of the victims were over the age of 60. Of the 24 victims, three reported experiencing substantial financial hardship because of the funds that they sent to the fraudsters, and four of them had aggregate losses in the amount of $574,123.45.
During the period of the scheme, Akande learned of a criminal investigation being conducted by the U.S. Postal Inspection Service. Akande relayed the information concerning the investigation to at least one of his co-conspirators, who immediately contacted a victim to tell that person not to speak with the law enforcement official Akande identified.
The U.S. Postal Inspection Service investigated this case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Tracy Berry is handling the case for the U.S. Attorney's Office.
The Department of Justice Elder Justice Initiative is dedicated to investigating and prosecuting financial crimes targeting older adults. The Eastern District of Missouri Identity Theft Task Force is a group of federal, state and local law enforcement agencies working together to combat identity theft and its related crimes across the St. Louis Community.
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The P250 Compact Threaded Barrel is one of 15 models introduced to the market, that allows users to modify the weapons frame size, grip, barrel, and caliber. The compact threaded barrel is a medium sized frame pistol for self-defense, conceal and carry, along with military purposes. It has a 13.5X1 LH threaded barrel with protective knurled cap that allows users to add a suppressor or other threaded device to the end of the barrel.
The overall length of the P250 Compact Threaded Barrel is 7.2-inches, with a height of 5.3-inches, and a barrel length of 3.9-inches. It comes with the 3 white dot SigLite night sights. The trigger is double action only, with a pull of 6-pounds. It holds 15-rounds of 9mm ammunition. The grip is a polymer finish that is interchangeable, along with the barrel, and slide. The slide is natural stainless steel with a black Nitron finish. It has an accessory rail that allows users to mount a light or laser to the frame.


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The last Twilight movie is almost upon us and so my sister and I had a marathon this past weekend to prepare. For some reason just before we started Breaking Dawn part 1 we were talking about vampires or something and I commented that our current societal concept of vampires is from Joss Whedon. That Twilight wouldn't exist without Buffy. She scoffed as sisters are wont to do and I then decided to prove my point. so here you go.
In early vampire stories like Dracula and Nosferatu vampires represented our fears. They were tortured men; powerful but depraved. They were monsters and the stuff of horror stories. There was never any romance in a vampire story. Seduction, yes. But the girl was always in danger of falling victim to the vampire and it was the stalwart, entirely and admirably normal man in her life who saved her from the clutches of the vampire.
Vampires were old and decrepit though they hid it behind their glamour and power. Or they were terrifying, like bats with human form, with fangs and an unsettling need to drink blood. Even as the stories progressed and vampires were younger and charming in their seduction they were still dangerous and entirely untrustworthy. They would destroy you and satisfy their desire in the process.
Joss accepted this idea of vampires in Buffy the Vampire Slayer (the tv show – we don't talk about the movie). They were still horrible and dangerous and ugly in their true form however handsome they might pretend to be. Except for the one he gave a soul.
Suddenly there was angst; the torment of an instinctive compulsion to be vicious restrained by a damnable conscience. And a being with a conscience, with that breath of humanity, is someone that can fall in love. Vampires were suddenly capable of more than possession, more than devouring the woman they wanted. Joss pioneered the idea that a vampire could actually have a relationship with humans.
A vampire in love with a Slayer. It's rather poetic… in a maudlin sort of way.
But more crucial than giving Angel a soul, Whedon changed the metaphor. Vampires weren't symbols of our fears any longer, they were us. And that insatiable thirst could be any addiction; the flirtation with the darkness was our proclivity for self-destruction. The vampire story changed, blurring the lines of who was the good guy and who was the bad guy because we were really discussing human strengths and weaknesses and struggles but on a heightened, more visceral plane. Somehow the vampire was the stalwart hero and our idea of what a vampire was irrevocably changed.
And then changed again by Twilight itself which offers weakly romanticized vampires. Half the young adult books now offer creatures even more human than before, not even metaphoric or symbolic so much as a device to create danger and venture into the alluring realm of the supernatural.
Perhaps it is a step too far to say that Twilight would not exist without Buffy, given that Stephenie Meyer contends she'd never seen the show or watched or read anything with vampires. But social consciousness is pervasive. Changing the stories we tell changes what we think is possible, how we understand different concepts; what we imagine and what we dream. You have to wonder if Joss Whedon hadn't changed our society's idea about vampires if the creature in the meadow with Bella would have been something else.
ETA: My sister's response to this is that there were stories prior to Buffy that involved a vampire in an actual relationship with a human; some as far back as the 1930s or something. I'll grant that. Though I still contend that they didn't impact society's idea of vampires, evidenced by the fact that she had to do research to find them.


A funeral mass for Kathryn M. Nunes, 91, an 18-year resident of Minden, will be 2 p.m. Friday at St. Gall Catholic Church in Gardnerville.
Mrs. Nunes died Sept. 3, 2007, in Carson City. She was born Sept. 15, 1915, to Joaquin Costa and Katie Trapp, in Mill Valley, Calif. Before moving to Minden she lived at Lake Tahoe for 20 years. She went to high school in Visalia and moved to Modesto in 1941. She was a homemaker. She was a member of St. Gall Catholic Church and the Women's Society of St. Gall Catholic Church.
She enjoyed sewing and knitting.
Among her survivors are daughter Joann Nunes of Minden and one grandchild.
Entombment will be at Eastside Memorial Park Mausoleum.
Memorial donations may be made to the St. Gall Catholic Church Memorial Fund.


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Spiritual Complaint: the theology and practice of lament
A new book just out – Spiritual Complaint , edited by Miriam J. Bier and Tim Bulkeley, in which I've got a chapter.
The book begins in human experience, the recognition that personal and communal tragedies provoke intense emotion. It recognises that in Scripture such emotions were given expression in complaints or laments. Bringing together biblical scholars, liturgists and practical theologians, this book begins to provide a bridge between these worlds in order to enrich our ability to respond appropriately to personal and communal tragedy and to understand these responses.
The writing of the book was a move toward genuine collaboration. Papers were presented in a context designed to encourage fertilisation and thus final drafts were encouraged to engage with the other contributors. It was an attempt at bridge building. Further, many of the writers had connections to the Christchurch earthquakes and thus the book becomes grounded in that reality, including liturgies of lament written for Christchurch (167-169).
There are 15 chapters – 8 explore Biblical texts, 2 explore worship practices and 5 explore lament in contemporary cultures – Maori lament, lament poetry of Burmese Karen refugees, lament in digital cultures, lament in pilgrimage through Israel, lament in rock concerts. The last chapter is mine, co-authored with my Old Testament colleague, Liz Boase, in which we explore the live performances of U2 after the Pike River Mining disaster and Paul Kelly after the Black Saturday Bushfire tragedy. We use the Old Testament genre of lament to analyse these performances and argue that culturally lament still happens, just outside the church. Here's our conclusion (227):
A consideration of both the history of the performers – U2's past use of songs as memorial or lament works, and Kelly's frequent use of biblical allusions within his music – alongside the production commentary of the U2 concert, suggests that there was some intentionality in the creation of these lament contexts. In both cases, the lyrical wording and allusions introduced a markedly "Christian" expression of eschatological hope which potentially provided the language through which new beginnings might be made. These public laments may not resemble the typical biblical lament forms, but they do form a vehicle for the communal expression of suffering and grief.
I think it's an excellent resource, an example of inter-disciplinary research that connects with everyday reality. What it needs is a number of companion volumes, in which the liturgies are tested, pastorally, and in which further voices are added to this particular human experience project.


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United for Peace of Pierce County - NEWS & COMMENTARY: Don't mention the oil; I did, but I don't think they noticed
NEWS & COMMENTARY: Don't mention the oil; I did, but I don't think they noticed
The theme of this front-page article in the International Herald Tribune is the fact that oppposition in the U.S. to the Iraq war is remarkably muted, given the fact that recent polls show that a majority feel the war was not worth fighting. -- Addiction to cheap petroleum and silent complicity in the U.S. national security state's resource wars for Middle Eastern energy resources are certainly principal factors, but they are rarely mentioned in the mainstream press. -- This piece, for example, never mentions "oil," "petroleum," or "energy," though it does mention "democracy" twice. -- "It is hard for Americans to ignore the war completely," writes Brian Knowlton. -- "But it is possible for many to watch from a distance, without personal sacrifice. So far about one American in 200,000 has died in Iraq; the Vietnam War killed one in 4,000." ...
U.S. TOLL IN IRAQ WAR STARTING TO HIT HOME
By Brian Knowlton
** 2 years on, the voices of protest rise **
http://www.iht.com/articles/2005/03/18/news/flags.html
BARRINGTON, Illinois -- To pierce the still-frozen earth of the corner yard at his Main Street business in this comfortable Chicago suburb, Paul Vogel sometimes needs a drill. Finding a spot to plant another small flag to represent the latest American war death in Iraq has become harder as well, two years after the war began.
Vogel's sea of flags has been spreading since late 2003, when he began planting them. Then there were 480; this week, out in the yard fussing over some that had tipped a bit, he set the total at 1,518. Four of them represent men lost to his son's reserve unit, a bridge-building outfit that spent a year in Iraq without, Vogel said, ever building a bridge.
"People are forgetting the human costs of the war," Vogel said in an interview at the employment agency that he and his wife, Patricia, run in a handsome green Victorian house.
Along with the flags honoring the dead, Vogel has erected a sign that asks simply, "Do you care?"
With the second anniversary of the "shock and awe" assault on Iraq this weekend, hundreds of war protests are planned against the continuing violence there, including the recent deaths from U.S. fire of an Italian and a Bulgarian. But there has also been hopeful movement throughout the Mideast, and as Americans take stock, the picture is mixed.
Signs of division, over the war and the president who ordered the attack, remain stark and undeniable.
Bookstores carry The Right Man, which sings the praises of President George W. Bush.
But antiwar activists, even one who said that organizing against the war "can feel like stirring concrete with an eyelash," point to tangible changes: Scores of local communities have voted to demand that U.S. troops come home. Small protests are staged weekly.
And military recruiters have had increasing difficulty in attracting enough recruits.
A recent Washington Post-ABC News poll underscored the ambivalence in the United States. Only 45 percent of Americans said that the war had been worth fighting, down from 70 percent at its outset. But a majority also believed that Iraqis were now better off than before the war. More Americans believed that the war had improved chances for democracy in the region than said that it has hurt those chances.
"I don't think that Americans are simply living with the war, or ignoring it," said William Connelly, a professor of politics at Washington & Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. "We're as sensitive as the next person to not just the American deaths but the Iraqi deaths. That said, there fairly clearly is some good news emerging from the region."
Indeed, many Americans, even some who opposed the war, say they are willing to endure in hopes that stability will return to Iraq, terrorists will be scourged and democracy will take root. Few see any other choice.
Criticism of the war by some Democratic politicians has softened. Senator Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts, long a strident critic of the war, has struck a more conciliatory tone. He said this month that Bush deserved credit for the democratic stirrings in the Middle East.
"What's taken place in a number of those countries is enormously constructive," he said on ABC-TV. Softening his call for a quick U.S. troop withdrawal, he now says a pullout must be approved by an Iraqi government.
MoveOn.org, the pioneering political Web site that backed the antiwar presidential candidacy of Howard Dean, has turned increasingly toward broader political goals like Social Security. Antiwar militants complain that MoveOn, its membership split, has lost its nerve.
It is hard for Americans to ignore the war completely. But it is possible for many to watch from a distance, without personal sacrifice. So far about one American in 200,000 has died in Iraq; the Vietnam War killed one in 4,000.
For Paul Vogel, every death is a tragedy, and he wanted to make people aware of the war. But affluent Barrington lies in a deeply conservative part of a state that supported Senator John Kerry, the president's Democratic opponent, in the election last year.
"Speaking out in this town, we figured we could be jeopardizing our business," said Vogel, a spare, careful-spoken man with a neat beard. "But you reach a breaking point. My breaking point came in June 2003 when I went to the funeral of the first man killed in my son Aaron's unit," the 652nd Engineer Company of the U.S. Army Reserves.
That man, Sergeant Dan Gabrielson, 39, was a mechanic and father of three before a rocket-propelled grenade slammed into his truck. Vogel attended the funeral and was moved by the grief that tore the sergeant's small Wisconsin town of Spooner.
A concerned Vogel took a highly unusual step: He traveled to Iraq to see his son, quietly arranging the trip with the help of a Quaker group active in relief work, slipping in through Jordan. Aaron was astonished.
Paul has a picture of the two standing side by side before curled concertina wire. It was the longest of weeks for Patricia Vogel.
The experience hardened Paul Vogel's opposition to the war, and he began speaking out. He organized a march. His sea of flags kept growing.
His efforts have encountered mixed reactions. One day a retired marine came in to Vogel's office to thank him, in tears; two days later, another ex-marine walked in, angrily mouthing obscenities at Vogel.
Vogel said his business had not unduly suffered.
A worker at the liquor store across the street, who did not give his name, shrugged wearily when asked about the war: "Whatever we say about it, it's not going to do any good."
Others in town disagreed. Gwendolyn Whiston of Tivoli Garden Antiques said she was delighted that Saddam Hussein had been removed and the Iraqis freed and that America's enemies were being kept busy far from American shores. She was particularly gratified by the liberation of women in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"There's nothing but good coming out of this," she said, "except for the deaths of American soldiers." She grieves for them, but added that soldiers should know the risks.
Dawn Turner Trice, a columnist at the Chicago Tribune, wrote that Americans seemed barely to note when the number of deaths reached 1,500. Some peace activists fault news coverage.
"The media isn't doing the job, and this is one reason why people in Europe don't know about the very extensive antiwar movement that exists here," said Joseph Gainza, the Vermont director for the American Friends Service Committee.
Gainza helped push for local referendums urging Bush to bring the troops home from Iraq. Forty-nine towns -- 86 percent of those that voted -- passed such referendums in a state that has sent more guardsmen and reservists to Iraq, per capita, than any state but Hawaii. Eleven Vermonters have died in Iraq
"We're getting a lot of excited phone calls and e-mails from people all over the country, and overseas, too," he said.
People like Connelly, the professor in Virginia, say that young people are not as mobilized as they were during the Vietnam War. "You clearly don't see the campuses erupting," he said.
But Bill Dobbs, a spokesman for the antiwar group United for Peace and Justice, insisted that below-the-radar efforts were working.
"Steady, low-profile organizing work has slowly helped to move a huge glacier," he said. "Certainly over half the country believes that Bush's handling of the war has been very bad."
His group's Web site lists more than 800 antiwar protests planned for this weekend, more than twice last year's figure, including a rally in Fayetteville, North Carolina, where many military families and veterans are expected to take part. Flying in from California, where he now studies photography -- though as an army reservist, he could be sent back to Iraq at any time -- will be Aaron Vogel.


As an expression of lamentation and/or penitence, fasting nearly always is associated with weeping ( Judges 20:26 ; Esther 4:3 ; Psalm 69:10 ; Joel 2:12 ), confession ( 1 Sam 7:6 ; Dan 9:3 ), and the wearing of sackcloth ( 1 Kings 21:27 ; Neh 9:1 ; Esther 4:3 ; Psalm 69:10 ; Dan 9:3 ). In the New Testament Jesus chides the hypocritical Pharisees for disfiguring their faces when they fast ( Matt 6:16-18 ), a reference no doubt to the custom of smearing themselves with ashes. These objects and actions had no intrinsic penitential value but in a culture in which inner feelings were commonly displayed or even dramatized, when done sincerely they effectively communicated contrition. It became easy, however, for the outward exhibition of repentance to take the place of a genuine, inner attitude and thus become an act of hypocrisy.


Ama Dablam is, without a doubt, one of the world stunning and impressive mountains in the Himalaya. This expedition requires advanced techniques in mountaineering and this expedition is the third most popular Himalayan Peak for permitted expeditions.
An expedition to Ama Dablam offers superb technical climbing experience in the heart of Khumbu region just above the Tengboche Monastery on the well-worn path to Everest Base camp. Actually, Ama Dablam means, "Mother's Necklace". The long ridges on each side like the arms of a mother (ama) protecting her child, and the hanging glacier thought of as the dablam, the traditional double-pendant contains pictures of the gods worn by Sherpa woman. This expedition has an attractive and impressive beauty and it is the highly coveted prize for climbers. Our route will be the original line of ascent, the South West Ridge. From the summit, out of six highest peaks in the world are clearly visible of five highest peaks, Mt Lhotse, Mt Lhotse Shar, Mt Makalu, Mt Ch Oyu and Mt Everest and also the close view of Nuptse, Baruntse and Pumari.
Today we trek into the Sherpa capital and heart of the Khumbu .You will now be becoming familiar with the local protocol for passing chortens, mani stones, yaks and spinning prayer wheels and enjoying the hustle and bustle of trekking and everyday life that exists in the Khumbu.
Walking up the hill to Namche will be one of the harder days of the trek but we take it slowly. Walking slowly at altitude is the key to acclimatize so this will become the norm for the trek.
As we traverse the hill we get our first views of the capital of the Khumbu- Namche Bazaar which is built on the steep sides of a sloping mountain bowl. It really is an impressive sight of colourful houses and lodges and prayer flags. Namche is a prosperous, busy and vibrant Sherpa village as most treks pass through here.
Acclimatising walks around Namche Bazaar.
We have a few options for this day and both are helpful to aid your acclimatisation to the high altitude by following the golden rule of "climbing high and sleeping low".
The first option is the longer walk up to Thame village at 3,800m and back to Namche taking between 7 to 8 hours. If you prefer to have a shorter walk taking around 4 hours you can visit the Everest View hotel also at 3,800m near Khumjung village located above Namche.
After a descent to the Imja Khola, we cross a bridge over a picturesque gorge and then the path gradually climbs, with stunning views of Ama Dablam ahead. There are numerous fantastic photo opportunities in both directions, and frequent chortens and mani walls to pass as height is gained to reach the village of Pangboche.
On this day we will have rest and in afternoon there are several options to explore the village. Pangboche is a photogenic village with stone walled fields and in upper village there is the oldest monastery in Khumbu set among very old juniper trees. If the weather is fine then it is worth walking up to the viewpoint above the village for the mountain view.
Trek to Ama Dablam Base Camp (4,576m)- 4 to 5 hours walking.
We carry on the descent of the Dudh Khosi valley through the villages of Phakding, Ghat and Cheplung. At Chaurikharka we start ascending the final hill of the trek to reach Lukla. On getting to the Lukla you can relax and enjoy your last evening with the Sherpa guides and wonderful porters.
If the weather is fine in Lukla then we will get a morning flight back to Kathmandu which takes 40 minutes and then we will be met at the airport and transferred to our hotel in Kathmandu where you can then spend the rest of the day doing what you please.
Today is a free day to rest and relax in Kathmandu after the trek, go shopping or to do more sightseeing around the city by yourselves. However the main reason for having this extra day is as a buffer in case of any delays or cancellations flying back from Lukla in order to minimize the risk of missing your flight back home.
Transfer to Kathmandu airport for the flight back home.


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North Tyneside Council
North Shields Fish Quay flats rejected because plans are 'too bland'
The plans were submitted to transform the former North Eastern Rubber Company building on Clive Street, leading to the Fish Quay
Herbert SodenLocal Democracy Reporter
A bid to flatten a former factory to make way for an ambitious development was knocked back after a councillor said the design was "bland and uniform."
North Tyneside council's planning committee went against their own officers, who advised approval for the scheme.
The former North Eastern Rubber Company building on Clive Street, that leads to the North Shields Fish Quay, has been empty for around 10 years and is in a poor state of repair.
JC Quay Ltd are behind plans to demolish it make way for three apartment blocks comprising 49 flats and a two-bedroom town house.
A council report said the derelict land on Clive Street is set aside for housing and the development will bring it back into use.
It also claimed the scheme will "conserve and enhance" the appearance of the area.
Despite this concerned locals have submitted 11 objections to the authority's planning website.
Plans for shops and gym in North Tyneside WILL go-ahead amid fight to save trees
A neighbouring architect welcomes regeneration of the site and said the design is "generally well thought out", but warned the area could become "saturated" with flats.
He also has "major concerns" that the four-storey blocks would be over bearing and "dramatically" change the view from across the river.
Another complained that the apartments would block the view of the river.
They wrote: "Its ironic, that these apartments, if approved, will be marketed with river views, whilst those same views will be blocked to local residents and the general public."
Coun John O'Shea spoke in support of the project, saying that it was an opportunity to get the derelict factory pulled down.
He said: "I remember it being a terrible factory building, if we can get rid of that and give people something to live in that's a good thing."
But committee chairman coun Frank Lott refused to support the application, saying it was a "missed opportunity".
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He said: "I fully accept residents would welcome the reclamation of the long derelict rubber factory buildings.
"This was an opportunity to present something innovative and novel in terms of design.
"I'm afraid what we have is a continuation of the high level river wall, its bland and uniform."
The committee voted against the plans saying they felt something more innovative can be achieved.
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Cherry Mobile Flare HD 2.0 Now Official, Priced At 2999 Pesos!
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Last month, we reported that Cherry Mobile's HD 2.0 was spotted on sale at SM Light Mall. Now, the number 1 smartphone brand in the Philippines has officially announced that the said handset is now available nationwide.
As a recap, the Cherry Mobile Flare HD 2.0 is a stylish budget phone with capable configurations. It boast a 5 inch HD IPS screen, 1.3 GHz MT6580 chip, 1 GB RAM, 8 GB expandable ROM, 2,200 mAh battery, 8 MP main cam, and 5 MP selfie cam.
It runs with Android 5.1 Lollipop OS.
The Cherry Mobile Flare HD 2.0 is priced at 2,999 Pesos only.


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US Supreme Court Decisions On-Line> Volume 119 > FREEMAN V. ALDERSON, 119 U. S. 185 (1888)
FREEMAN V. ALDERSON, 119 U. S. 185 (1888)
Freeman v. Alderson, 119 U.S. 185 (1888)
Freeman v. Alderson
Decided November 29, 1886
ERROR TO THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
A personal judgment for costs may not be rendered against the defendant on default in an action of trespass to try title to real estate if citation was served on him by publication, as a nonresident and not personally, and if such judgment be entered, it cannot be enforced against other property of the defendant within the jurisdiction of the court.
The following was the case as stated by the court.
This was an action of trespass to try the title to certain land in Texas. It is the form in use to recover possession of real property in that state.
The plaintiffs claimed the land under a deed to their grantor, executed by the Sheriff of McLennan County in that state upon a sale under an execution issued on a judgment in a state court for costs, rendered against one Henry Alderson, then owner of the property, but now deceased. The defendants asserted title to the land as heirs of Alderson, contending that the judgment under which the alleged sale was made was void because it was rendered against him without personal service of citation or his appearance in the action.
The material facts of the case, as disclosed by the record, are, briefly, these:
On the 16th of July, 1855, a tract of land comprising one-third of a league was patented by Texas to Alderson, who had been a soldier in its army. One undivided half of this tract was claimed by D. C. Freeman and G. R. Freeman, and they brought an action against him for their interest. The pleadings in that action are not set forth in the transcript, but from the record of the judgment therein, which was produced, we are informed that the defendant was a nonresident of the state, and that the citation to him was made by publication. There was no personal service upon him, nor did he chanroblesvirtualawlibrary
appear in the action. The judgment, which was rendered on the first of October, 1858, was of a threefold character. It first adjudged that the plaintiffs recover one undivided half of the described tract. It then appointed commissioners to partition and divide the tract, and set apart, by metes and bounds, one-half thereof, according to quantity and quality, to the plaintiffs, and to make their report at the following term of the court. And finally it ordered that the plaintiffs have judgment against the defendant for all costs in the case, but stayed execution until the report of the commissioners should be returned and adopted and a final decree entered.
At the following term, the commissioners made a report showing that they had divided the tract into two equal parcels. The report was confirmed, and on the 31st of March, 1859, the court adjudged that the title to one of these parcels was divested from Alderson, and vested in the plaintiffs, the two Freemans, and that they recover all costs in that behalf against him, which were $61.45, and that execution issue therefor. Execution therefor was issued to the Sheriff of McLennan county on the 30th of May directing him to make the amount out of "the goods, chattels, lands, and tenements" of the defendant. It was levied on the other half of the divided tract, which remained the defendant's property. On the 5th of July, 1859, this half was sold by the sheriff to one James E. Head for $66.79, being the costs mentioned, and his fees for the levy and for his deed, which was executed to the purchaser. In September following, Head conveyed the premises to D. C. Freeman for the alleged consideration of $178. Two of the defendants disclaimed having any interest. The other defendants, including Freeman, so far as their title is disclosed by the transcript, claimed under the sheriff's deed.
On the trial, the defendants, to show title out of the plaintiffs, offered in evidence the judgment for the costs, the execution issued thereon, and the sheriff's deed; to the introduction of which the plaintiffs objected on the ground that the judgment for costs was a judgment in personam, and not in rem, and was rendered against the defendant, who was a nonresident of the state, without his appearance in the action or personal chanroblesvirtualawlibrary
service of citation upon him, but upon a citation by publication only, and therefore constituted no basis of title in the purchaser under the execution. The court sustained the objection and excluded the documents from the jury, and the defendants excepted to the ruling. No other evidence of title being produced by the defendants, a verdict was found for the plaintiffs and judgment in their favor was entered thereon, to review which the case is brought to this Court on a writ of error.
MR. JUSTICE FIELD, after stating the case, delivered the opinion of the Court as follows:
Actions in rem, strictly considered, are proceedings against property alone treated as responsible for the claims asserted by the libellants or plaintiffs. The property itself is in such actions the defendant, and, except in cases arising during war for its hostile character, its forfeiture or sale is sought for the wrong, in the commission of which it has been the instrument, or for debts or obligations for which by operation of law it is liable. The court acquires jurisdiction over the property in such cases by its seizure, and of the subsequent proceedings by public citation to the world, of which the owner is at liberty to avail himself by appearing as a claimant in the case.
There is, however, a large class of cases which are not strictly actions in rem, but are frequently spoken of as actions quasi in rem, because, though brought against persons, they only seek to subject certain property of those persons to the discharge of the claims asserted. Such are actions in which property of nonresidents is attached and held for the discharge of debts due by them to citizens of the state, and actions for the enforcement of mortgages and other liens. Indeed, all proceedings having for their sole object the sale or other disposition of the property of the defendant to satisfy the chanroblesvirtualawlibrary
demands of the plaintiff are in a general way thus designated. But they differ, among other things, from actions which are strictly in rem in that the interest of the defendant is alone sought to be affected, that citation to him is required, and that judgment therein is only conclusive between the parties.
The state has jurisdiction over property within its limits owned by nonresidents, and may therefore subject it to the payment of demands against them of its own citizens. It is only in virtue of its jurisdiction over the property, as we said on a former occasion, that its tribunals can inquire into the nonresident's obligations to its own citizens, and the inquiry can then proceed only so far as may be necessary for the disposition of the property. If the nonresident possesses no property in the state, there is nothing upon which its tribunals can act. Pennoyer v. Neff, 95 U. S. 723. They cannot determine the validity of any demand beyond that which is satisfied by the property. For any further adjudication, the defendant must be personally served with citation or voluntarily appear in the action. The laws of the state have no operation outside of its territory except so far as may be allowed by comity; its tribunals cannot send their citation beyond its limits and require parties there domiciled to respond to proceedings against them, and publication of citation within the state cannot create any greater obligation upon them to appear. Ib., p. 95 U. S. 727. So, necessarily, such tribunals can have no jurisdiction to pass upon the obligations of nonresidents except to the extent and for the purpose mentioned.
This doctrine is clearly stated in Cooper v. Reynolds, 10 Wall. 308, where it became necessary to declare the effect of a personal action against an absent party without the jurisdiction of the court, and not served with process or voluntarily appearing in the action, and whose property was attached, and sought to be subjected to the payment of the demand of the resident plaintiff. After stating the general purpose of the action, and the inability to serve process upon the defendant, and the provision of law for attaching his property in such cases, the Court, speaking by MR. JUSTICE MILLER, said: chanroblesvirtualawlibrary
"If the defendant appears, the cause becomes mainly a suit in personam, with the added incident that the property attached remains liable, under the control of the court, to answer to any demand which may be established against the defendant by the final judgment of the court. But if there is no appearance of the defendant and no service of process on him, the case becomes, in its essential nature, a proceeding in rem, the only effect of which is to subject the property attached to the payment of the demand which the court may find to be due to the plaintiff. That such is the nature of this proceeding in this latter class of cases is clearly evinced by two well established propositions:"
"First. The judgment of the court, though in form a personal judgment against the defendant, has no effect beyond the property attached in that suit. No general execution can be issued for any balance unpaid after the attached property is exhausted. No suit can be maintained on such a judgment in the same court, or in any other, nor can it be used as evidence in any other proceeding not affecting the attached property; nor could the costs in that proceeding be collected of defendant out of any other property than that attached in the suit."
"Second. The court in such a suit cannot proceed unless the officer finds some property of defendant on which to levy the writ of attachment. A return that none can be found is the end of the case, and deprives the court of further jurisdiction, though the publication may have been duly made and proven in court."
Page 77 U. S. 318.
To this statement of the law it may be added what, indeed, is a conclusion from the doctrine, that while the costs of an action may properly be satisfied out of the property attached or otherwise brought under the control of the court, no personal liability for them can be created against the absent or nonresident defendant, the power of the court being limited, as we have already said, to the disposition of the property, which is alone within its jurisdiction.
The pleadings in the case in which judgment was rendered for costs against Alderson are not before us. We have only the formal judgment, from which it should seem that the action was to recover an undivided interest in the property, and then chanroblesvirtualawlibrary
to obtain a partition of it and have that interest set apart in severalty to the plaintiffs -- a sort of mixed action to try the title of the plaintiffs to the undivided half of the property and to obtain a partition of that half. Such action, though dealing entirely with the realty, is not an action in rem in the strict sense of the term. It is an action against the parties named, and though the recovery and partition of real estate are sought, that does not change its character as a personal action. The judgment therein binds only the parties in their relation to the property. The service of citation by publication may suffice for the exercise of the jurisdiction of the court over the property so far as to try the right to its possession, and to decree its partition, but it could not authorize the creation of any personal demand against defendant, even for costs, which could be satisfied out of his other property.
The judgment is for all the costs in the case, and no order is made that they be satisfied out of the property partitioned. Had satisfaction been thus ordered, no execution would have been necessary. The execution, also, is general in its direction, commanding the sheriff to make the costs out of any property of the defendant.
The judgment, as far as the costs are concerned, must therefore be treated as a judgment in personam, and, for the reason stated, it was without any binding obligation upon the defendant, and the execution issued upon it did not authorize the sale made, and, of course, not the deed of the sheriff. Were the conclusion otherwise, it would follow, as indeed it is claimed here, that a joint owner of real property might sue a nonresident co-tenant for partition, and, having had his own interest set apart to himself, proceed to sell out on execution the interest of his co-tenant for all the costs.
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The 29-year-old half-back had to come off with a knee injury in last Friday's win over Wakefield Trinity and a scan has now revealed that he has suffered a tear in his patella tendon.
Tigers assistant coach Ryan Sheridan revealed that Gale will be out for up to 12 weeks.
He said: "It is a massive blow for us and a massive blow for Galey but we have got to get on with it.
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Και για να γίνει αυτό δεν χρειαστήκαμε την βοήθεια της NASA αλλά μια επίσκεψη στο όμορφο νησί με πανάρχαια ιστορία, ορεινή μορφολογία και πυκνή βλάστηση, στο Βορειοανατολικό άκρο του Αιγαίου κοντά στην Ίμβρο και τα παράλια της Τουρκίας την Σαμοθράκη. Το όρος Φεγγάρι η Σάος, το ιερό βουνό της αρχαιότητας είναι συνδεδεμένο με την λατρεία των Καβείρων, όπου τα ιερά ήταν αφιερωμένα στους Μεγάλους Θεούς που προστάτευαν τους ανθρώπους από τις τρικυμίες και τα ονομαστά Μυστήρια της Σαμοθράκης υπόσχονταν ψυχική ανάταση στους μυημένους, έχει ως ψηλότερη κορυφή τον Μαρμαράς (1611μ).
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