Brazil After Lawfare: The Return of âPresidentâ Lula and the Fall of a Hero Judge
Operation Car Wash, the probe into the worldâs biggest corruption scandal , has turned out to be a scandal itself.
Lula is riding a popularity wave and leads Bolsonaro by more than 20 points in latest opinion polls. Photo: Ricardo Stuckert
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Sao Paulo:Â If a tweet tells a story, this one was perfect. And it came with a photo worth a thousand words. âReturning from Brasilia. See you soon,â Luiz Inacio Lula de Silva tweeted last Friday, with a snap in which the former Brazilian president is sitting in the back seat of a sedan, with his eyes focused on a document in his left hand. In the backdrop, framed with the carâs window, stand two towers with a saucer-like structure on either side and flags of different nations fluttering on the avenue which flanks this edifice. This complex, designed by Oscar Niemeyer, is Brazilâs Congress: the right-side up
According to a June 2019 memo, if a law school is out of compliance with the standard and in a subsequent year reports a bar pass rate of at least 75%, the school “will have cured its noncompliance and will be found back in compliance with the standard.”
Charleston School of Law accomplished that in February 2021. Larry Cunningham, the school’s dean, told the ABA Journal in an email they were able to demonstrate Standard 316 compliance with a class of 2019 pass rate above 75%.
“ABA Standard 316 sets a floor, not a ceiling. We are going to continue striving to improve our bar passage rate, which is an important outcome for students,” he wrote.
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“When you form a star and its disk, it’s not a very easy, breezy process,” says Alice Booth, an astronomer at Leiden University in the Netherlands. Radiation from the new star and shock waves in the imploding material, she says, “could destroy a lot of the molecules that were originally in your initial cloud.”