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A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

Incidentally. in terms of that standards committee, there are some who know look at our politics and the conclusion is you cannot leave mps to deal with this any more, they are not mature enough, that you have to have an independent standards body to do this adjudication. why not? i think on some issues its right that we should have a completely independent body, which is what we have for sexual harassment and bullying cases but on questions like whether you have used your stationery inappropria...

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Operation and i have encourage the select committee to look to the icgs system with its benefits of a judicial experience as an example of how a process of independent adjudication can be set up effectively. to speaker, in summary, i was expecting a here, here for that, but i am coming to my conclusion. a fact that has been highlighted by members across the house in this particular case and others, there are concerns. i think is right that this be paused until our standards at system can be revi...

>> it seems like several of the justices on the courts were frustrated that this law was designed to delay adjudication until after enforcement, but what i thought was striking was how unreceptive the court was i the justice arguments, it seeme clear that they were just not having any of the really strang greek legal theories that the increasingly radical attorney general seemed to be bringing her they just seem very concerned that that would open the door to the federal government basically sui...

Private civil suits, they enforce state law. shelly versus cramer being the most prominent landmark example of that. so can you fill in the gaps there and explain to me how we should think about the ex parte young language in light of how we conceptualize state court enforcement of private civil suits now. >> yes, your honor. so i think that the most straightforward way to apply ex parte young or to allow relief here under ex parte young is against the clerks, as ive said. that would stop the co...

0 weeks. lindsey? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. and in just seconds, well take you inside the supreme court to hear arguments in two challenges to the texas abortion law. im lindsey reiser in for stephanie ruhle. jose diaz-balart picks up the coverage right now. good morning. its 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. pacific. im jose diaz-balart. and we begin with something that hasnt happened before. for the first time ever, msnbc will bring you live oral arguments from the u.s. supreme court as it...