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[applause] good morning. Im from the school of law and pleased to welcome you to the seventh annual u. C. I. Law Supreme Court determined review event. Our first event was held in the closet. So were expanding. This event brings together the law school, the university, and the larger and broader Orange County community to talk about one of the most important but most publicly neglected institutions, the United States Supreme Court. We have a unusually bright group of scholars to talk about the changes to come in the terms ahead. I ore turning to the program want to thank the organizations that...

Little boy and his grandparents were taking a walk in the neighborhood when he was struck by a car that just kept on goin. Just that split second. One minute theyre there, the next minute theyre gone. Things can happen so quickly. Reporter the chp says the 3yearold darted into the street possibly following the family dog when he was struck by a car, which then left the scene. If the vehicle did stop then continued on and left the scene,en that would suggest that they were aware they hit something. Reporter paramedics rushed the toddler to Valley Medical Center where he is being treated for cut...

There was never it wasnt just the amount of money that was invested in the community. Its the programs, how far reaching they are. To help them learn english and pass the certification exams that would allow them to practice their professions in the United States. Many of the cubans who were arriving during the 1960s, were the highly skilled of their socie societies. They had skills that were important to the u. S. Economy. They couldnt practice those professions, they couldnt speak english or had to pass the certification exams that would allow them to pass the certifications. The program wor...

There was never it wasnt just the amount of money that was invested in the community. Its the programs, how far reaching they are. To help them learn english and pass the certification exams that would allow them to practice their professions in the United States. Many of the cubans who were arriving during the 1960s, were the highly skilled of their socie societies. They had skills that were important to the u. S. Economy. They couldnt practice those professions, they couldnt speak english or had to pass the certification exams that would allow them to pass the certifications. The program wor...

There was never it wasnt just the amount of money that was invested in the community. Its the programs, how far reaching they are. To help them learn english and pass the certification exams that would allow them to practice their professions in the United States. Many of the cubans who were arriving during the 1960s, were the highly skilled of their socie societies. They had skills that were important to the u. S. Economy. They couldnt practice those professions, they couldnt speak english or had to pass the certification exams that would allow them to pass the certifications. The program wor...