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There are two parts of this, right? jack smith spoke briefly, but he did talk about not just his desire for a speedy trial but the defendant's right to a speedy trial. on the other hand, what glenn is reporting on and has reported on, is trump fairly successfully using legal delays to his benefit. tell me where the rubber meet. s the road there. >> well, the scheduling order that the -- that became public this morning that the judge had signed is a pretty standard scheduling order, because by vir chow of the speedy trial act, which is part of our u.s. code, separate from the speedy trial that'...

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So really, that's not a good enough excuse. many sub—postmasters have had their convictions overturned and have been promised compensation. but for victims like baljit, this document is a traumatic reminder of the way they were treated. peter reddick, bbc news. twitter has pulled out of the european union's voluntary code to fight disinformation, the eu's internal market commissioner, thierry breton, announced the news on the platform. breton tweeted: he added that fighting disinformation will remain a legal obligation under the digital services act, a law which obliges firms to do more to t...

Twitter has pulled out of the european union's voluntary code to fight disinformation, the eu has said. the eu's internal market commissioner, thierry breton, announced the news on the platform. breton tweeted: "obligations remain. you can run, but you can't hide". he added that fighting disinformation will remain a legal obligation under the digital services act, a law which obliges firms to do more to tackle illegal online content. dozens of tech firms are signed up to the eu's disinformation code, including meta, tiktok, google, microsoft and twitch. the code was launched last year, to prev...