1) The author is a circuit judge in Miami-Dade County who makes difficult decisions everyday that affect defendants, victims, and their families.
2) Each decision weighs whether to release a defendant pre-trial and risk harm, or keep them in custody and risk harm to their family; whether to remove or keep stay away orders that could tear families apart or prevent tragedy.
3) The judge strives to sentence fairly based on the information presented, but with imperfect knowledge of how each decision might turn out.
Everything you need to know about the criminal justice system, so you can protect your future and get those charges dismissed. We're based in Texas, but we also cover laws for other states.
Statement by former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng 03 feb 2022SABC News
"I, Mogoeng Mogoeng, the former Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa, hereby apologise unconditionally for becoming involved in political controversy through my utterances at the online seminar (webinar) hosted by the Jerusalem Post on 23 June 2020, in which I participated".
Being accused of a sexual crime in Queens can result in harsh consequences as these crimes are taken very seriously. Some examples of sex crimes include child pornography, whether receiving, distributing, or producing it. Hiring a Queens Criminal Defense Attorney can help significantly, as they have experience defending these cases and can discuss your case to prove your innocence. The lawyer will strive to obtain the best possible outcome and can be your biggest support through the legal proceedings.
Bail bonds allow individuals accused of a crime to be temporarily released from jail by paying a fee, usually 10% of the full bail amount set by the court, to a bondsman. The bondsman acts as a guarantor that the individual will attend all required court hearings; if they fail to appear, the bondsman is responsible for the full bail amount. Getting a bail bond means an individual does not have to stay in jail but can be released while their case is ongoing, as long as they attend any hearings. The full bail amount is returned when the case is resolved, less any fees charged by the bondsman.
1) The author is a circuit judge in Miami-Dade County who makes difficult decisions everyday that affect defendants, victims, and their families.
2) Each decision weighs whether to release a defendant pre-trial and risk harm, or keep them in custody and risk harm to their family; whether to remove or keep stay away orders that could tear families apart or prevent tragedy.
3) The judge strives to sentence fairly based on the information presented, but with imperfect knowledge of how each decision might turn out.
Everything you need to know about the criminal justice system, so you can protect your future and get those charges dismissed. We're based in Texas, but we also cover laws for other states.
Statement by former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng 03 feb 2022SABC News
"I, Mogoeng Mogoeng, the former Chief Justice of the Republic of South Africa, hereby apologise unconditionally for becoming involved in political controversy through my utterances at the online seminar (webinar) hosted by the Jerusalem Post on 23 June 2020, in which I participated".
Being accused of a sexual crime in Queens can result in harsh consequences as these crimes are taken very seriously. Some examples of sex crimes include child pornography, whether receiving, distributing, or producing it. Hiring a Queens Criminal Defense Attorney can help significantly, as they have experience defending these cases and can discuss your case to prove your innocence. The lawyer will strive to obtain the best possible outcome and can be your biggest support through the legal proceedings.
Bail bonds allow individuals accused of a crime to be temporarily released from jail by paying a fee, usually 10% of the full bail amount set by the court, to a bondsman. The bondsman acts as a guarantor that the individual will attend all required court hearings; if they fail to appear, the bondsman is responsible for the full bail amount. Getting a bail bond means an individual does not have to stay in jail but can be released while their case is ongoing, as long as they attend any hearings. The full bail amount is returned when the case is resolved, less any fees charged by the bondsman.
There are three types of bail: police bail, police to court bail, and court bail. Police bail is granted by police to allow further investigation before charging someone. Police to court bail means someone has been charged and must return to court on a specific date. Court bail means a court has released someone until a future court date. The document also discusses bail conditions and uses two offenders as examples to determine if bail would be granted or denied based on their criminal history and other factors.
The document outlines arguments for both tougher punishments and less punishment with a focus on rehabilitation. The arguments for tougher punishment are that criminals cannot commit crimes while imprisoned, punishment deters future crimes, and victims feel justice is served. However, alternatives like ankle monitors are proposed to be cheaper than prison. Additionally, prisons focus more on reform than punishment in some countries by teaching life skills and helping prisoners find work upon release to reduce recidivism.
Jorge Romero was charged with murder and attempted murder in Nevada in 2002. He hired two local attorneys who promised they would ensure an acquittal, but he was convicted after a short trial. In 2009, he hired William Routsis and Richard Cornell, who successfully appealed the conviction based on ineffective counsel. Routsis then represented Romero in 2011 and 2013, fighting aggressively against prosecutorial misconduct and presenting expert witnesses. Although the third trial ended in a hung jury, Romero was ultimately freed after 11 years of incarceration, due to Routsis' dedication and battle against injustice. Romero strongly recommends Routsis for his aggressiveness, care for clients, and pursuit of justice.
Magistrates courts handle less serious criminal cases in England and Wales. Magistrates, who can be qualified lawyers or laypeople, oversee summary cases and some either-way offenses. They deal with bail applications, youth cases, and issues related to council tax, protection orders, and child welfare. Magistrates also determine if a case should be sent to the Crown Court for more serious offenses. Their trials involve presenting evidence, witness testimony, and determining guilt or innocence based on the burden of proof.
Henry Thoreau showed himself to be a man of conscience in several ways according to the document. He resigned from his teaching position when he was told to use corporal punishment, which went against his beliefs. He openly refused to pray at his brother's funeral because he no longer believed in God. Henry also declined to pay his taxes as an act of rebellion against the government. Finally, he remained in jail so that his friend could receive a fair trial, proving that he was willing to sacrifice his own freedom for the sake of justice and his principles.
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense, you are already well aware that it is one of the most frightening, humiliating, and anxiety-ridden situations that can happen to a person. And whether you are guilty or innocent, there are numerous reasons for legitimate concern. The authorities that have accused you are fortified with expansive resources to build a case against you: The police department, investigators, administrative staff, and prosecutors on their side are all committed to securing a conviction against you.
The document discusses the confusion caused by varying legal definitions of rape across different states and jurisdictions. It analyzes the rape and sexual contact laws in all 50 states and finds 29 criminal sexual acts and 23 criminal sexual contact offenses defined differently. This creates ambiguity that inserts doubt in survivors and fails to fully address behaviors that enable rape culture. The author argues for a unified national definition of rape and criminal sexual contact to provide clarity, protect liberty, and curb criminal behaviors by clearly defining what is unacceptable.
The document outlines the rights and procedures an individual should know when interacting with or arrested by the police in New South Wales, Australia. It discusses what can happen if you are stopped but not arrested, the grounds for arrest, what to do if arrested including asking for a lawyer and bail. It also covers search procedures, indigenous rights, and obtaining legal assistance. The document provides important information about how to safely and legally handle interactions and arrests with the police.
This document summarizes several Indian laws pertaining to sexual harassment and related crimes. It outlines the definitions of sexual harassment and criminal acts under sections 294, 354, 354A, 354C, 354D, 375, 376, 499 of the Indian Penal Code as well as relevant sections of the Information Technology Act. These laws prohibit obscene acts, assault or criminal force against women, sexual harassment, voyeurism, stalking, rape, defamation, and posting obscene materials online with the intent to harass women. Violations of these laws are punishable by fines and imprisonment ranging from 1 to 7 years.
Bail allows a person charged with a crime to be released before their trial, as they are innocent until proven guilty. Bail can be granted at the police station, in a bail hearing, or at a preliminary hearing. A surety, like money or a guarantor, may be required to ensure the person attends court. Bail can be refused if the person is charged with serious crimes like murder or treason, is already in custody, is deemed a risk to public safety, or may interfere with witnesses. Those refused bail are held on remand until their trial.
Okay so you've been arrested for DUI. Taken down to the jail, searched for drugs and contraband, and weapons and stripped of all your valuables.
Use this guide to to navigate the tricky legal waters and protect your rights.
The document provides information on how to bail someone out of jail in Utah. It explains that after an arrest, the individual will be booked and either placed in a cell or released with a citation. It then discusses what a bail bond is and that it is typically 10% of the full bail amount, which is non-refundable. The requirements for bailing someone out are also outlined, such as having 10% of the bail amount and being present to co-sign paperwork. Contact information is provided for a bail bonds company that can assist with expediting the bonding process.
THE WAY LAW INTERACTS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT.docxwrite5
Law enforcement agents work to ensure law and order through enforcing specific laws. Their role is to investigate crimes and make arrest recommendations as needed, but they do not determine charges - that role belongs to prosecutors. The legal process from arrest to prosecution involves several steps, including detention, arrest, booking, pre-trial hearings, and trial. Suspects have certain rights during these processes, such as the right to remain silent and have an attorney present, and it is advisable to exercise caution when interacting with law enforcement.
The document discusses when to contact a bail bondsman after being arrested. It recommends contacting a bail bondsman as soon as possible, whether you are the one arrested or contacting on behalf of a loved one. Calling immediately allows the bondsman to start paperwork and get the defendant out of jail quickly once bail is set. If bail is not set or charges are dropped, pursuing bail is unnecessary. The document stresses that jail time should be minimized, so contacting a bail bondsman as soon as able launches the bail process sooner.
Bail bonds allow a defendant to be released before trial in exchange for money or assets that guarantee their return to court. When arrested, a suspect is booked, fingerprinted, and held until a bail hearing where a judge determines the bail amount based on flight risk and crime severity. If the defendant cannot pay, a bondsman may pay most of the bail amount and collect a percentage later if the defendant appears in court. Failing to appear results in forfeited bail money, warrants, bounty hunters, jail time, and fees owed to the court and bondsman.
Bail bonds allow a defendant to be released before trial in exchange for money or assets that guarantee they will return to court. When arrested, a suspect is booked, fingerprinted, and held until a bail hearing where a judge determines the bail amount based on flight risk and crime severity. If the defendant cannot pay, a bondsman may pay most of the bail amount and collect a percentage later if the defendant appears in court. If the defendant skips court, a warrant is issued and a bounty hunter may track them down, returning them to jail where they face additional penalties.
Bail allows an accused to remain outside of jail as their criminal case progresses through the court system. Let's learn what bail is & how it works in Canada.
The document discusses the issues that can arise from overcrowding in jails. It notes that jails are built with occupancy limits for safety reasons, such as allowing for quick evacuation in emergencies. Having more inmates than the intended capacity is problematic as it can compromise inmates' well-being and safety. The jail discussed was built to hold 332 inmates but had 464 inmates, which is excessive and removes any sense of comfort or privacy. This overcrowding can be especially difficult for mentally ill inmates. The jail is also expected to provide rehabilitation services but overcrowding makes this challenging.
If you have been accused of protective order violation in Utah, you should strongly consider speaking with criminal attorneys Ogden about criminal law Ogden. Further, Ogden Criminal defense is an experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys in Provo Utah can assist you in understanding all of your alternatives. The best criminal defense attorneys in Ogden or best criminal defense attorney in Lehi can help with your case. The best criminal defense attorney in Lehi or Ogden criminal defense attorney Stevens can help if you are faced with a Protective order violation. Ogden Criminal Defense is here to help. Ogden Criminal Lawyer, Vince Stevens can help. HD Gailey lawyers in American Fork are the best criminal defense attorneys Ogden.
This document provides guidance for paralegals and social workers conducting interventions in prisons. It outlines important considerations for gaining entry and acceptance, including demonstrating how the intervention addresses prison and inmate needs. It also describes the prison population, such as different inmate categories and expectations. The document advises being truthful with inmates, respecting privacy, and managing expectations. It cautions against emotional attachment, improper personal contact, disrespecting rules, and gender insensitivity. It also presents best practices from Paralegal Advisory Services, including using drama and engaging other justice stakeholders. The document stresses the importance of partnerships to provide comprehensive legal aid beyond any single organization's capabilities. It includes a code of conduct for paralegals and social workers working in criminal
Bail is used to ensure a defendant returns to court by allowing pre-trial release in exchange for a monetary guarantee. Problems arise as wealthier defendants can pay bail while poorer defendants languish in jail awaiting trial. A bail bondsman offers a solution by posting bond in exchange for a nonrefundable fee, usually 10% of the full bail amount, along with collateral. If the defendant appears in court as required, the bail is returned, but failure to appear results in forfeiture of fees and collateral to reimburse the bail bondsman and surety company.
There are three types of bail: police bail, police to court bail, and court bail. Police bail is granted by police to allow further investigation before charging someone. Police to court bail means someone has been charged and must return to court on a specific date. Court bail means a court has released someone until a future court date. The document also discusses bail conditions and uses two offenders as examples to determine if bail would be granted or denied based on their criminal history and other factors.
The document outlines arguments for both tougher punishments and less punishment with a focus on rehabilitation. The arguments for tougher punishment are that criminals cannot commit crimes while imprisoned, punishment deters future crimes, and victims feel justice is served. However, alternatives like ankle monitors are proposed to be cheaper than prison. Additionally, prisons focus more on reform than punishment in some countries by teaching life skills and helping prisoners find work upon release to reduce recidivism.
Jorge Romero was charged with murder and attempted murder in Nevada in 2002. He hired two local attorneys who promised they would ensure an acquittal, but he was convicted after a short trial. In 2009, he hired William Routsis and Richard Cornell, who successfully appealed the conviction based on ineffective counsel. Routsis then represented Romero in 2011 and 2013, fighting aggressively against prosecutorial misconduct and presenting expert witnesses. Although the third trial ended in a hung jury, Romero was ultimately freed after 11 years of incarceration, due to Routsis' dedication and battle against injustice. Romero strongly recommends Routsis for his aggressiveness, care for clients, and pursuit of justice.
Magistrates courts handle less serious criminal cases in England and Wales. Magistrates, who can be qualified lawyers or laypeople, oversee summary cases and some either-way offenses. They deal with bail applications, youth cases, and issues related to council tax, protection orders, and child welfare. Magistrates also determine if a case should be sent to the Crown Court for more serious offenses. Their trials involve presenting evidence, witness testimony, and determining guilt or innocence based on the burden of proof.
Henry Thoreau showed himself to be a man of conscience in several ways according to the document. He resigned from his teaching position when he was told to use corporal punishment, which went against his beliefs. He openly refused to pray at his brother's funeral because he no longer believed in God. Henry also declined to pay his taxes as an act of rebellion against the government. Finally, he remained in jail so that his friend could receive a fair trial, proving that he was willing to sacrifice his own freedom for the sake of justice and his principles.
If you’ve been charged with a criminal offense, you are already well aware that it is one of the most frightening, humiliating, and anxiety-ridden situations that can happen to a person. And whether you are guilty or innocent, there are numerous reasons for legitimate concern. The authorities that have accused you are fortified with expansive resources to build a case against you: The police department, investigators, administrative staff, and prosecutors on their side are all committed to securing a conviction against you.
The document discusses the confusion caused by varying legal definitions of rape across different states and jurisdictions. It analyzes the rape and sexual contact laws in all 50 states and finds 29 criminal sexual acts and 23 criminal sexual contact offenses defined differently. This creates ambiguity that inserts doubt in survivors and fails to fully address behaviors that enable rape culture. The author argues for a unified national definition of rape and criminal sexual contact to provide clarity, protect liberty, and curb criminal behaviors by clearly defining what is unacceptable.
The document outlines the rights and procedures an individual should know when interacting with or arrested by the police in New South Wales, Australia. It discusses what can happen if you are stopped but not arrested, the grounds for arrest, what to do if arrested including asking for a lawyer and bail. It also covers search procedures, indigenous rights, and obtaining legal assistance. The document provides important information about how to safely and legally handle interactions and arrests with the police.
This document summarizes several Indian laws pertaining to sexual harassment and related crimes. It outlines the definitions of sexual harassment and criminal acts under sections 294, 354, 354A, 354C, 354D, 375, 376, 499 of the Indian Penal Code as well as relevant sections of the Information Technology Act. These laws prohibit obscene acts, assault or criminal force against women, sexual harassment, voyeurism, stalking, rape, defamation, and posting obscene materials online with the intent to harass women. Violations of these laws are punishable by fines and imprisonment ranging from 1 to 7 years.
Bail allows a person charged with a crime to be released before their trial, as they are innocent until proven guilty. Bail can be granted at the police station, in a bail hearing, or at a preliminary hearing. A surety, like money or a guarantor, may be required to ensure the person attends court. Bail can be refused if the person is charged with serious crimes like murder or treason, is already in custody, is deemed a risk to public safety, or may interfere with witnesses. Those refused bail are held on remand until their trial.
Okay so you've been arrested for DUI. Taken down to the jail, searched for drugs and contraband, and weapons and stripped of all your valuables.
Use this guide to to navigate the tricky legal waters and protect your rights.
The document provides information on how to bail someone out of jail in Utah. It explains that after an arrest, the individual will be booked and either placed in a cell or released with a citation. It then discusses what a bail bond is and that it is typically 10% of the full bail amount, which is non-refundable. The requirements for bailing someone out are also outlined, such as having 10% of the bail amount and being present to co-sign paperwork. Contact information is provided for a bail bonds company that can assist with expediting the bonding process.
THE WAY LAW INTERACTS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT.docxwrite5
Law enforcement agents work to ensure law and order through enforcing specific laws. Their role is to investigate crimes and make arrest recommendations as needed, but they do not determine charges - that role belongs to prosecutors. The legal process from arrest to prosecution involves several steps, including detention, arrest, booking, pre-trial hearings, and trial. Suspects have certain rights during these processes, such as the right to remain silent and have an attorney present, and it is advisable to exercise caution when interacting with law enforcement.
The document discusses when to contact a bail bondsman after being arrested. It recommends contacting a bail bondsman as soon as possible, whether you are the one arrested or contacting on behalf of a loved one. Calling immediately allows the bondsman to start paperwork and get the defendant out of jail quickly once bail is set. If bail is not set or charges are dropped, pursuing bail is unnecessary. The document stresses that jail time should be minimized, so contacting a bail bondsman as soon as able launches the bail process sooner.
Bail bonds allow a defendant to be released before trial in exchange for money or assets that guarantee their return to court. When arrested, a suspect is booked, fingerprinted, and held until a bail hearing where a judge determines the bail amount based on flight risk and crime severity. If the defendant cannot pay, a bondsman may pay most of the bail amount and collect a percentage later if the defendant appears in court. Failing to appear results in forfeited bail money, warrants, bounty hunters, jail time, and fees owed to the court and bondsman.
Bail bonds allow a defendant to be released before trial in exchange for money or assets that guarantee they will return to court. When arrested, a suspect is booked, fingerprinted, and held until a bail hearing where a judge determines the bail amount based on flight risk and crime severity. If the defendant cannot pay, a bondsman may pay most of the bail amount and collect a percentage later if the defendant appears in court. If the defendant skips court, a warrant is issued and a bounty hunter may track them down, returning them to jail where they face additional penalties.
Bail allows an accused to remain outside of jail as their criminal case progresses through the court system. Let's learn what bail is & how it works in Canada.
The document discusses the issues that can arise from overcrowding in jails. It notes that jails are built with occupancy limits for safety reasons, such as allowing for quick evacuation in emergencies. Having more inmates than the intended capacity is problematic as it can compromise inmates' well-being and safety. The jail discussed was built to hold 332 inmates but had 464 inmates, which is excessive and removes any sense of comfort or privacy. This overcrowding can be especially difficult for mentally ill inmates. The jail is also expected to provide rehabilitation services but overcrowding makes this challenging.
If you have been accused of protective order violation in Utah, you should strongly consider speaking with criminal attorneys Ogden about criminal law Ogden. Further, Ogden Criminal defense is an experienced Criminal Defense Attorneys in Provo Utah can assist you in understanding all of your alternatives. The best criminal defense attorneys in Ogden or best criminal defense attorney in Lehi can help with your case. The best criminal defense attorney in Lehi or Ogden criminal defense attorney Stevens can help if you are faced with a Protective order violation. Ogden Criminal Defense is here to help. Ogden Criminal Lawyer, Vince Stevens can help. HD Gailey lawyers in American Fork are the best criminal defense attorneys Ogden.
This document provides guidance for paralegals and social workers conducting interventions in prisons. It outlines important considerations for gaining entry and acceptance, including demonstrating how the intervention addresses prison and inmate needs. It also describes the prison population, such as different inmate categories and expectations. The document advises being truthful with inmates, respecting privacy, and managing expectations. It cautions against emotional attachment, improper personal contact, disrespecting rules, and gender insensitivity. It also presents best practices from Paralegal Advisory Services, including using drama and engaging other justice stakeholders. The document stresses the importance of partnerships to provide comprehensive legal aid beyond any single organization's capabilities. It includes a code of conduct for paralegals and social workers working in criminal
Bail is used to ensure a defendant returns to court by allowing pre-trial release in exchange for a monetary guarantee. Problems arise as wealthier defendants can pay bail while poorer defendants languish in jail awaiting trial. A bail bondsman offers a solution by posting bond in exchange for a nonrefundable fee, usually 10% of the full bail amount, along with collateral. If the defendant appears in court as required, the bail is returned, but failure to appear results in forfeiture of fees and collateral to reimburse the bail bondsman and surety company.
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Bail is a process where a defendant can be released before trial by providing money or assets as a guarantee that they will return to court. If they do not return, they forfeit the bail. A judge determines the bail amount based on flight risk and crime severity. If a defendant cannot pay bail, they can seek a bail bondsman who will pay most of the bail amount in exchange for 10-15% paid upfront by the defendant. If a defendant skips bail, a warrant is issued for their arrest and bounty hunters may be hired to find and return them to custody, and they will owe court costs and fees to the bondsman.
If you are found guilty of a crime, there are a few different ways to avoid a prison sentence in Canada. Two of the most common alternatives to a prison sentence for less severe offences are a Conditional Discharge and an Absolute Discharge.
A “discharge” is also a finding of guilt without a conviction. Since a discharge isn’t a conviction, after a certain number of years, the discharged offence will be removed from the criminal record searches without the need to apply for a pardon.
How To Be Granted A Discharge – The Legal Requirements
The sentencing judge must find, that granting the discharge:
1. Would be in the best interests of the accused; and
2. The discharge must not be contrary to the public interest.
Other factors to consider are:
• Discharges are only available for crimes where the minimum punishment is less than 14 years imprisonment.
• Although discharges will not appear on most criminal record searches, they can be referred to if there is a criminal conviction in the future, and it will likely impact future sentences. It is very uncommon for a repeating offender to receive multiple discharges.
An Example Where A Discharge May Be Granted
You may be asking yourself, what kind of offender could get a discharge, let’s work through an example:
• The offender is an abused woman, Jane Doe; her partner, Jeff Doe physically, and emotionally abuses her and controls the family money,
• Jane’s family income is low,
• Jane secures a part-time job and is accepted into a college program, against her husband’s wishes,
• Jane’s husband sabotages her efforts and forces her to quit,
• In a fit of despair, Jane smashes her husband’s car windows with a hockey stick before leaving with her children to an abused women’s shelter,
• In an effort to force her to return home, Jeff calls the police, and Jane is charged with Mischief under $5000.
Jane retains a criminal defence lawyer; Jane does not deny what she did, so she pleads guilty. Her criminal lawyer can now argue to the judge that Jane should get a discharge because.
1. It would be in Jane’s best interests not to be convicted; she would be unable to move forward in her quest for independence if a criminal record stopped her from finding work.
2. The public interest would be better served by allowing Jane to work towards providing for herself and her children; a criminal record would hurt her chances of doing that.
Types Of Discharges
There are two types of discharges, a conditional discharge and an absolute discharge; below we will examine both types:
1) Conditional Discharges
Often, at the completion of criminal proceedings (following a trial or a guilty plea), offenders will mention that they received “probation”; however. there is no stand-alone sentence of probation. Probation is typically one aspect of another type of sentence. Many people given probation, in fact, received a Conditional Discharge. A Conditional Discharge is given, and an accused must then complete the “conditions” of the sent
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The police can arrest you with or without a warrant for certain offenses. When arrested, you have certain rights like legal advice, medical help if needed, and informing someone of your arrest. The police cannot detain you for more than 24 hours without charging you unless a superintendent approves more time. You have a right to silence but courts can consider your silence. Fingerprints, photos, and DNA samples may be taken if arrested or convicted of certain offenses. Special protections apply to young people and those with limited English proficiency.
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The first issue that happens when you are arrested is that you'll be put in custody of the state. The
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been convicted of a crime. It is contrary to the principles of the majority of legal systems to keep
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