What about people born intersex? Where do they fit in?

Not only do words mean little but when your actions (trying to bury the story) contradict them your intent is likely the opposite. I'll defer judgment till we see if and how the state presents the case to the grand jury (remember Daniel Prude). www.nytimes.com/article/what...

Note, also, that despite the AG's harsh words (and even strong statement by the correction officers' union) this footage was released late on a Friday afternoon.

The officers were wearing body-worn cameras but did not have them activated. BWC automatically records footage anyway (without audio). Normally only the first minute prior to activation is saved but in this instance authorities were able to recover footage of the entire incident.

They are: Sgts. Michael Mashaw & Glenn Trombly; Offcrs Matthew Galliher, Nicholas Anzalone, Nicholas Kieffer; David Kingsley, Robert Kessler, Michael Fisher, Christopher Walrath, Michael Along, Shea Schoff, David Walters; & nurse, Kyle Dashnaw. Offcr. Anthony Farina resigned.

One officer implicated in the attack has resigned, the nurse and other 12 officers are on leave without pay and the state has started the process of terminating them. www.nytimes.com/2024/12/23/n...

An element of the H1B and E3 is that the employer has to show they are paying at or higher than the prevailing wage. I don't understand this argument.

Australia is a country of 25 million people. The visa quota is never filled (maybe 3,000 are issued every year) but it has a 90% + approval rate.

The E3 was a thank you to Australia for participating in the Iraq war (signed into law 2005). It's almost identical to the H1B but better. The H1B is valid for 3 years and renewable once. The E3 is valid for 2 but renewable indefinitely. The H1B also costs employers thousands $$$. The E3 is free.

Oh and the prosecutor in the Chanel Lewis case also wore purple. Nothing "odd" about that.

And never any critical of police practice of packing courtrooms (in uniform) any time a person is on trial for killing a cop or a cop is on trial for killing someone.

www.nytimes.com/2016/06/15/n...

See: www.nytimes.com/2019/04/21/n...

(And of course a person shouldn't have to plead guilty at arraignment on a low level offense but if it is a jurisdiction where bail will be set and they will be held in jail, I mean this is how the system criminalizes poverty.)

But it always is.

Otherwise a person always pleads not guilty (as Luigi Mangione did today). That should never be the headline.

The idea you would plead guilty on a murder charge at an arraignment is crazy.

www.nytimes.com/2024/12/23/n...