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“Justice Alito defended himself in a pre-emptive article in the opinion pages of The Wall Street Journal before the news organization ProPublica posted its account of a luxury fishing trip in 2008. His response comes as the justices face mounting scrutiny over their ethical obligations to report gifts and to recuse themselves from cases involving their benefactors.” — New York Times
The insinuation that I could be swayed to change my decisions in an influential court case by gifts is outrageous. Are little presents welcome and appreciated? Of course. But they are unnecessary, and most gifts will barely sway my opinion, if at all. No pressure either way, but household goods do make me feel especially partisan. If you insist on buying me something in anticipation of a ruling on your case, please refer to the Justice Registry.
Humanitarian relief activist Amed Khan gives a firsthand account of his time in Ukraine.
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POETS are in for a treat with the Australian Poetry Slam (APS) coming to Coffs Harbour in early August. Presented by Coffs Harbour Libraries, the APS is a live literary performance program where the audience decides the champion. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for your business. Message us. Phone us...
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INSPIRED by the new ‘Pink SleepBus For Coffs Harbour’ campaign, legendary local fundraiser Michael Bourne has committed to a month-long sponsored swim called ‘Laps for Naps’. Michael will swim between 30 and 70 kilometres this July at Coffs Harbour Aquatic Centre to support a fundraising campaign headed by Coffs Coast International Woman of the Year,...
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THE Southern Cross University Health Clinic at the Coffs Harbour Education Campus (CHEC) is providing a quality and dedicated paediatric Speech Pathology clinic at set times during the year. SCU Health Clinic Manager Brenda Allan said the clinics are essential for providing students with real life opportunities for clinical education, research and practical experience in...
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SERVICE NSW Coffs Harbour is making its trial Quiet Hour offering a permanent feature. This means the local Service NSW Centre will reduce sound and light levels every Tuesday from 10:30am to 11:30am to make it easier for customers who prefer a quieter environment. Advertise with News of The Area today. It’s worth it for...
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