The inaugural festival runs from July 15âAugust 8 at AMC Empire 25 in NYC. After the live cinema performance, audiences have access to Feinstein s/54 Below at the AMC Rooftop, where they can enjoy an outdoor afterparty. Additional performances, panels, Q&As, and cabaret shows will also be presented. AMC Empire 25 uses the façade of the former Eltinge 42nd Street Theatre Andreas Praefcke
The full lineup of performers and events will be announced at a later date. Festival tickets will go on sale the week of June 7. The festival will follow CDC, state, and local COVID-19 protocols, including use of AMCâs Enhanced Safe & Clean practices.
The Dallas County Jail. (Photo by Andreas Praefcke from Wikipedia Commons via Courthouse News)
NEW ORLEANS (CN) Sixteen judges of the Fifth Circuit appeared split Wednesday during a special en banc hearing over Dallas County’s bail program that critics say keeps indigent defendants in jail indefinitely because they cannot afford their release.
George Karakatsanis, an attorney for the indigent plaintiffs challenging the system, argued people are being detained for weeks, or even months, simply because they are unable to post bail.
U.S. Circuit Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod, an appointee of George W. Bush, asked at the start of the hearing if she could pose a “practical question,” or a series of such questions: for instance, how would the Dallas County court go about enforcing lesser bail for indigent detainees?