Steele(f)'s extremely impolite adventures through tainted space! This one is for the girls. I'll be writing one chapter (around 20k words) per planet, each with a bunch of different characters. Working with a vague goals, mostly for the smut but with an overarching storyline in mind. Chapter 1 was a bit experimental so I hope you'll forgive it for being dodgy and if you don't like it, skip to the second.
Do you know what happens when a happy go lucky space adventurer finds an almost entirely human seeming android whose sole purpose is seeing to his masters every pleasure? I don't either! Will it be lust at first sight? Let's find out and maybe get a little bit kinky along the way ;D
Trials In Tainted Space
Yolveha, a retired Leithan field medic with an obviously shady past, has adventures of her own during the space rush. Follow Yolveha as she administers both varying degrees of violence and aide to friend and foe alike. Just don't expect her to do the right thing every time.
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The white paper, titled "China's Space Activities in 2011", was the third white paper on the country's space activities issued by the State Council Information Office. The previous two were issued in 2000 and 2006 respectively.
The Chinese government has made the space industry an important part of the nation's overall development strategy and adhered to exploration and utilization of outer space for peaceful purposes, the white paper said.
Over the past few years, China has ranked among the world's leading countries in certain major areas of space technology, it said, adding that in the next five years, there will be new opportunities to the country's space industry.
At the same time, China will work together with the international community to maintain a peaceful and clean outer space and endeavor to make new contributions to promoting world peace and development, the document said.
3.2 The author further claims that while awaiting trial he was held in a cell with 23other people and that he had to stand most of the time because of lack of space. If heslept, it was usually on the floor. Since his conviction, he has been held in a singlevery small cell. He sleeps on a sponge and has to use a bucket as a toilet. He is notprovided with reading material. He further states that he is being bullied by the warderswho tell him that the hangman is on his way and that he will be the next to go to thegallows.
7.3 With regard to the author's claim that the judge's instructions to the jury wereinadequate, the Committee referred to its prior jurisprudence and reiterated that it wasgenerally not for the Committee, but for the appellate Courts of States parties, to reviewspecific instructions to the jury by the trial judge, unless it could be ascertained thatthe instructions were manifestly arbitrary or amounted to a denial of justice. TheCommittee noted that the author's submissions in relation to his claim did not indicatethat the trial was manifestly tainted by arbitrariness or amounted to a denial of justice.Accordingly, he had failed to substantiate his claim, for purposes of admissibility, andthis part of the communication was inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
But he said Windham, who is likely motivated to keep the jury intact, would have to be vigilant when screening jurors to make sure they hadn't been tainted in any way that could violate Durst's right to a fair trial.
15 Lastly, we are called upon to decide whether repeated midtrial misconduct of the employee's counsel, coupled with trial judge's lack of firmness and control in dealing with it, deprived the Railroad of a fair trial. Using considerable space of its rather lengthy brief, the Railroad complains of recurrent in-trial exposure to ridicule, belittling and demeaning by counsel's unprovoked, disruptive remarks and improper argument imputing to the Railroad grossly abusive and inherently unfair treatment toward all injured workers in its employ. It would serve no useful purpose to recite here in detail each of the many instances which reveal counsel's effort to communicate to the jury, obliquely or by innuendo, in gratuitous exclamations or in course of argument, inadmissible matter of a highly prejudicial, irrelevant and inflammatory character. It suffices to say the record leaves us without any doubt that the Railroad was denied here its basic right as a litigant to an orderly process untainted by infusion of gross prejudice and free from unprovoked, intolerable abuse of its legitimate defense posture at trial.
Plain error is of limited application in civil trials. By Second Circuit formulation it exists only "where the error may result in a miscarriage of justice or in obvious *934 instances of misapplied law." Care Travel Co. v. Pan American World Airways, 944 F.2d 983, 995 (2d Cir.1991) (citations omitted) (allegedly erroneous jury instruction). Such an error is one "so serious and flagrant that it goes to the very integrity of the trial." Modave v. Long Island Jewish Medical Center, 501 F.2d 1065, 1072 (2d Cir.1974) (citations omitted).
Crane next challenges the award of approximately $566,000 reported by the jury on the verdict form as loss of income prior to death. Crane objects that this award is unsupported because McPadden continued to receive his disability and pension payments until his death. These payments only totalled approximately $20,000 per year. Plaintiff's counsel does not address this issue in his papers opposing this motion. The verdict sheet requested the jury to set an amount of damages for "lost incomepast (prior to death)." In the blank space provided, the jury wrote "$565,981.85."
Clearly, the jury complied with this request, although mistakenly recording its verdict in the space for the "past income" award. Because no separate award was made for future lost income under the rubric of "losses to decedent," no issue of double recovery is presented.
With respect to the discount period, the jury entered "$565,981.85" at a spot on the verdict sheet which did not have a space for the discount period. This makes the answer to that section of the special interrogatory incomplete. Pursuant to Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 49(a), this Court may fill in the resulting blank. Since the jury could only have arrived at this figure by accepting Pearlman's argument, they necessarily intended this figure to represent earnings over the 25.7 years suggested by Pearlman.
We placed marks at salient points defined by geographic and architectural details, human presence, and so forth. In no case did this result in the complaint that a point did not reside in pictorial space. Any such reports would obviously render the method useless.
In Figure 9 we show the scatterplot of the overall (all sessions) rank orders of AD and JK. The Kendall rank order correlation is 0.956, thus very high. Apparently both observers agree largely on the depth order in pictorial space. A histogram of the rank differences is shown in Figure 10. The median of the interquartile range of the rank differences is 1.42 (I.Q.R. 0.583), thus very small.
money into his pocket, and reentered the automobile, conclusions were warranted that the witnesses' in-court identifications of a defendant were based upon their observations at the time of the robbery and were independent of and untainted by prior impermissibly suggestive out-of-court identifications. [220-222]
From the evidence introduced at trial the jury could have found the following facts. Kennedy sought and obtained permission to borrow a station wagon from one Lee Guest. Wilson drove the car to a shopping area in Williamstown in which was located the Colonial Package Store. There was only one other car in the area of the parking lot which served the store. Wilson parked alongside that car, although heading in the opposite direction, i.e., away from the package store. The parking spaces between the two cars and the store were all vacant. The other car was occupied by a thirteen-year old girl, Laurie Richardson, and her two-year old niece.
1. Kennedy took exception to the denial of his motions to suppress the anticipated (and subsequently admitted) in-court identifications of him by Barbara Mottor and Laurie Richardson, claiming that their identifications were tainted by impermissibly suggestive out-of-court identifications. [Note 2] We have carefully reviewed the evidence at the
3. Wilson contends in his brief that it was error to admit the in-court identification of him by Laurie Richardson. He argues that the use of the in-court identification violated his due process rights in that it was based on a momentary observation and was tainted by suggestive pretrial confrontations. However, we do not consider the argument. The defendant's assignments of error contain no reference to this point. No motion to suppress or motion to strike was made, and no objection or exception was taken to the identification testimony. [Note 7] Defense counsel instead attacked the identification on cross-examination. See Commonwealth v. Lombardo, 2 Mass. App. Ct. 387, 389
AT last good sense has prevailed and the BJP has given up its strategy of stalling parliamentary proceedings on the issue of "tainted" ministers. The party has, perhaps, come to realise that the policy was proving to be counter-productive, since it had been criticised widely even by those who had sent its MPs to Parliament to represent them. Indeed, it had a point to make on the inclusion of tainted men in the Union Council of Ministers and it has done so. But the decision to hold Parliament to ransom was ill-advised. The Prime Minister was graceful enough to appeal to the party to let parliamentary proceedings go on. But that certainly was not the reason which made it do a rethink. Actually, there was a division within the BJP itself over the desirability of the boycott. Its allies were even more forthright in criticising the decision. Even the Shiv Sena pointed out that it should not lose the opportunity to participate in parliamentary proceedings in which it could take the government to task. The BJP knows that this is a godsend issue which can be milked famously. In the coming days it is not going to miss any opportunity to embarrass the government. The man in the hairline will be Railway Minister Laloo Prasad Yadav. It is another matter that the man from Chapra can give back as good as he gets.While Mr L.K. Advani will have to be at his debating best to underline the distinction between the criminal deeds done during a mass agitation and criminal activities of a personal nature, Mr George Fernandes too may find himself cornered once again. The BJP has hardly strengthened its hands by rehabilitating Mr Dilip Singh Judeo as a Rajya Sabha member despite the cash-on-camera disgrace. If Mr Yadav is corrupt then the former Union Minister of State for Environment is no paragon of virtue either. 2ff7e9595c
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