Sentences with phrase «calls from jail»

Participating students observed court proceedings, client interviews, depositions, client phone calls from jail, and saw the daily life of a public defender up close.

They won't call you from jail in Syracuse, talking about how they lost a bar fight with a giant orange.

I'm here because I'm law abiding and sick of dating ppl I end up have to get restraining orders on or call me from jail.

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In his famed Letter from Birmingham Jail, Dr. King called out eight of his fellow clergy members who'd asked him to delay civil rights demonstrations in the city.

Pompeo also renewed calls for the release of a jailed American pastor accused by Turkey of espionage, and encouraged Turkey not to pursue the purchase of an advanced air - defense system from Russia.

We want Martin Luther King's I Have a Dream Speech, not his letter from a Birmingham jail, where he calls out the white moderate, «who prefers a negative peace which is the absence of tension to a positive peace which is the presence of justice.»

These leaders may imagine that their calls for «disruption,» of the sort Saul Alinsky described in Rules for Radicals, stand in continuity with King's Letter from Birmingham Jail.

We had — family come from as far as Edinburgh and Devon, 2 Christmas dinners to accommodate said family, 2 present opening sessions, some good long walks to work off excessive food, cousins all catching up with each other, a bit too much to eat and drink, relaxing afternoons when we could do nothing because it was raining and anyway it was getting dark soon so we might as well call it a day, and a mammoth monopoly game, which carried on so far that someone had bought jail, chance and community chest, and someone else had «banker» debt status, which meant he could borrow as much as he wanted.

In a mailer from the New York Republican State Committee, Brooks is called not only corrupt, but that he «belongs in jail» and that he's «crooked.»

Question topics during a post-announcement Q&A included the surprise resignation of Joe Percoco, the extensive list released today of New York endorsers of Hillary Clinton and Mayor Bill de Blasio's absence from that list, whether he supports de Blasio's call for changes to bail in light of the killing of Police Officer Randolph Holder, «felony drug dealers» being offered treatment instead of jail time, dealing with homeless people in the subway and rail systems, details of his executive order extending anti-discrimination laws to transgender people, Board of Regents Chancellor Merryl Tisch's departure and rules and laws around criminal defendant drug diversion programs.

After nearly an hour of unplanned audience participation, moderator Errol Louis ordered a man removed from the theater who called de Blasio a «liar» and told him, «you're going to jail!»

Getting Eliot Spitzer's call girl, Ashley Dupre, on video was Girls Gone Wild CEO Joe Francisâ $ ™ first order of business after his release from jail.

On the heels of an agreement by Albany County and a private medical provider to pay $ 1.1 million to the estate of a former jail inmate who died of a stroke after nurses waited 12 hours to call an ambulance, jail administrators from other counties told members of the state Assembly on Monday that such private contractors usually improve medical services in jails.

Call to order First speaker: Shaun Groden, Greene County Administrator 20:00 Average stay in the county jail is less than 50 days 21:00 Drug treatment and training 30:00 Greene County receives no money from the state of New York 33:22 Reducing size?

The CJC's Needs Assessment Report, which was validated by industry expert RicciGreeneAssociates in 2013, called for a two pronged approach — first, enhance the County's innovative work with Alternatives to Incarceration programs to divert people away from the jail and drive down recidivism; and second, move forward with larger jail facility, designed as transition center campus where the County can improve its ability to institute additional evidence - based rehabilitative and re-entry programs.

With Holder's death as motivation, Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis last session sponsored a bill to prevent criminals from getting out of jail, and on Thursday, repeated her calls for reform in drug sentencing.

The changes, aimed at reducing violence in the city's troubled jail system, sparked criticism from some prisoner - rights advocates who called the policy changes unfair and counterproductive.

The former Minister of Transport, Dzifa Attivor has come under severe attack from both political parties, academicians and political analysts for her «tribalistic» «problematic» and «divisive» statement calling on Voltarians to vote for the NDC to prevent her from going to jail.

Madam Dzifa Attivor speaking at a rally yesterday, called on members of the NDC and Voltarians to prevent the opposition New Patriotic Party (NPP), from coming into power because they have a grand agenda of jailing all Voltarians.

Advocates are urging the City Council to pass a bill that would let inmates make phone calls from city jails for free.

He examined Sadie McMullen in the Erie County Jail and determined very quickly that she was suffering from a form of epilepsy, that she had actually been diagnosed with in Chicago at the age of five called Temporal Lobe Epilepsy or TLE,» Saglian described.

Meanwhile, Edudzie Tamakloe is hopeful President John Mahama will intervene in the numerous calls on him to invoke the constitutional power of mercy to release the three from jail.

It also comes amid repeated calls from criminal justice advocates to close the city's largest jail complex at Rikers Island, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo blasted earlier this month as «intolerable.»

EAST HARLEM — City Council Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito laid out an ambitious agenda focused on equality in her first State of the City address in East Harlem Wednesday, calling for $ 25 million to repair NYCHA buildings, local control over the minimum wage and a city - wide bail system to keep poor people accused of minor crimes from languishing in jail for weeks.

«At least once a month, I'd get a call from his school threatening to send me to jail because he was absent so much.»

The many highlights of the festival included Tributes to Errol Morris and Aaron Sorkin; conversations with Sofia Coppola, Patty Jenkins (AFI Class of 2000), Angelina Jolie and Loung Ung, Martin McDonagh and Sam Rockwell, Christopher Nolan, Jordan Peele, Andy Serkis and Agnès Varda; the Indie Contenders Roundtable with panelists Sean Baker («The Florida Project»), Richard Gere («Norman: The Moderate Rise and Tragic Fall of a New York Fixer»), Salma Hayek («Beatriz at Dinner»), Diane Kruger («In the Fade»), Kumail Nanjiani («The Big Sick»), Robert Pattinson («Good Time»), Margot Robbie («I, Tonya») and Lois Smith («Marjorie Prime»); and the Doc Roundtable with panelists Evgeny Afineevsky («Cries from Syria»), Greg Barker («The Final Year»), Kasper Collin («I Called Him Morgan»), Feras Fayyad («Last Men in Aleppo»), Yance Ford («Strong Island»), Bryan Fogel («Icarus»), Steve James («Abacus: Small Enough to Jail»), Amanda Lipitz («Step») and Brett Morgen («Jane»).

As a teenager, her wakeup call came from a fight with brass knuckles and a judge that gave her a choice of shaping up or spending time in jail.

When you're saddled with more debt than you can handle, ducking calls from collectors and staying up nights worrying about how to make ends meet, bankruptcy can look an awful lot like a get - out - of - jail - free card.

An Activision PR manager who stole nearly $ 30,000 from the launch budget for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2's UK release and used it to finance her engagement party avoided active jail time in a sentencing hearing today, reports The Daily Mail.

MARK BRADFORD, Detail of «Receive Calls On Your Cell Phone From Jail,» 2013 (mixed media on canvas, 38 panels).

Beyond major art centers, important presentations are on view, including Senga Nengudi at the University of Washington, Seattle; Fred Wilson at Oberlin College in Ohio; Mark Bradford «s «Receive Calls On Your Cell Phone From Jail» in St. Louis, Mo.; and the group show «30 Americans» in Cincinnati, Ohio.

There was a merchant poster that addressed the fact that you can't make calls to cell phones from jail, and I just used that as a template and built a show out of it.

WW: You're showing «Receive Calls on Your Cell Phone from Jail» at the Contemporary Art Museum in St. Louis.

Receive Calls on Your Cell Phone From Jail,» Contemporary Art Museum, St. Louis MO (2016); «Tears of a Tree,» The Rockbund Art Museum, Shanghai, China (2015); «Scorched Earth,» Hammer Museum, Los Angeles CA (2015); «Mark Bradford: Sea Monsters,» The Rose Art Museum, Waltham MA (2014), which travelled to Gemeentemuseum den Haag, The Hague, Netherlands (2015); and a major touring exhibition presented at the Wexner Center for the Arts, Columbus OH (2010), which traveled to Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston MA (2010), Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago IL (2011), and San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco CA (2012).

Contemporary Art Museum May 6 - August 14 Curated by Jeffrey Uslip The museum debut of Mark Bradford's Receive Calls on Your Cellphone from Jail, 2013, an expansive installation of...

Haenel says he also parks the car outside the jail on weekends, which produces calls from DUI arrestees.

Our Red Owl Collective has done jail interviews with most of those arrested, bonded them out with funds from the crowdfunding campaign, and are called to monitor the protest sites.

In an article on 18 February 2016, Maclean's called Canadian jails the «new residential schools» because of «discriminatory practices and a biased system» that «work against an Indigenous accused, from the moment a person is first identified by police, to their appearance before a judge, to their hearing before a parole board.»

and we respond, «That might be true for you, but I've got to tell you, our experience is that one day we're going to get a call from one of you telling us the other person is in jail because you had a fight and someone called the police.»