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Sep 21, 2026
JohnAUDIENCE
This would be nearly the same thing.
JohnAUDIENCE
And also with Appeals.
JohnAUDIENCE
I don't think there should be an appeals board for a one-week suspension.
JohnAUDIENCE
And even if you get a one-week suspension, you shouldn't have no right to an appeal.
JohnAUDIENCE
Appeals only should be implied when you have three, four match, five match suspensions.
Dwayne RussellHOST
Yeah, look, I'm OK for our sport to be different, John.
Dwayne RussellHOST
I don't think just because it happens or something happens in the EPL or something happens in the NBA, we should draw a line and say, OK, we need to make that the same in our sport.
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Dwayne RussellHOST
Does he get off or not?
Johnny RichmanAUDIENCE
This would be nearly the same thing.
Johnny RichmanAUDIENCE
And also with Appeals.
Johnny RichmanAUDIENCE
I don't think there should be an appeals board for a one-week suspension.
Johnny RichmanAUDIENCE
And even if you get a one-week suspension, you shouldn't have no right to an appeal.
Johnny RichmanAUDIENCE
Appeals only should be implied when you have three, four match, five match suspensions.
Dwayne RussellHOST
Yeah, look, I'm OK for our sport to be different, John.
Dwayne RussellHOST
I don't think just because it happens or something happens in the EPL or something happens in the NBA, we should draw a line and say, OK, we need to make that the same in our sport.
BethHOST
to me.
BethHOST
In 2001, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed her capital murder conviction.
BethHOST
She had a second trial because the appellate court ruled that her confession was illegally obtained.
BethHOST
Only one juror at her retrial was black.
Steve KoprinceGUEST
Yeah, there absolutely is.
Steve KoprinceGUEST
And it gets to the point where you're going to, and I've done this on behalf of small businesses under the current rule, where you're going to SBA's Office of Hearings and Appeals, which is the administrative judges within SBA that interpret their rules, taking their case law and you're saying okay here's the regulation which is long enough as it is but still only provides so much detail what have the judges found to be acceptable kind of veto rights in in these agreements what kind of what level of control have the judges found acceptable what does the overall ownership structure look like it could be different uh depending on the equity state that somebody holds so there's a lot of different factors that attorneys are going to be looking at just not just the regulation but uh administrative
Sharon HeatonHOST
and even
Steve KoprinceGUEST
court of federal claims, judicial decisions, interpreting those rules to advise their client on this restructuring so that they can self-certify, play in the market, and survive a size protest when
Steve KoprinceGUEST
But they did make some tweaks in response to what the public said.
Steve KoprinceGUEST
there are still potential options out there for folks to challenge it or for the rule to be overturned even after it's been in place.
Steve KoprinceGUEST
And so, you know, so first things first, I talked about SBA Office of Hearings and Appeals, you know, and that's the office that issues these decisions often on side protests, or you'll see a protest at someone's SDVSB service, better known small business status, and SBA OHAS issuing these decisions.
Steve KoprinceGUEST
There's a little known authority buried in the SBA OHA rules that lets them review size standard changes as well.
Charles MalletGUEST
But this is explained or at least set in context by Mark McDonald, who's the barrister who's been representing Lucy Letby over this whole period, and he appeared on BBC Newsnight with Victoria Derbyshire, who was very much attempting to give him an extremely hard time about this, but this is how he handled the, uh, the, well, the, the quitting of these two so-called experts.
Victoria DerbyshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I asked Mr. McDonald if their withdrawal damaged his attempt to persuade the CCRC to refer the Letby case to the Court of Appeal.
Mark McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Appeal.It doesn't.
Victoria DerbyshireSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Of course it does.
Mark McDonaldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Um, the-
Will BaudeHOST
... uh, that doesn't work.
Will BaudeHOST
[laughs] Um, uh, I listened to the entire, uh, DC Circuit oral argument in this case because there's a, another podcast, uh, called Audio Arguendo, where, um, uh, somebody just, like, uploads cool Courts of Appeals arguments about, like, contested cases with, like, no explanation.
Will BaudeHOST
It just, like-- So it just, like, pops up in your feed, and so, like, I just started listening to it.
Will BaudeHOST
Anyway, that's her theory.
John MaythamHOST
The Supreme Court of Appeal has ruled in favor of what the Western Cape Education Department did in setting up a different kind of school, a collaboration school, which is a kind of public sector, private sector partnership.
John MaythamHOST
And Equal Education and the teachers union, SADTU, took that to the High Court.
John MaythamHOST
Uh, the High Court, uh, said what the WCE had done was fine, so they took it to the Supreme Court of Appeal, and the union and Equal Education lost there as well.
John MaythamHOST
I haven't seen any indication of whether they plan to appeal that to the Constitutional Court, but, um, we're joined now by Dr. David Harrison, the CEO of the D.G. Murray Trust.
John MaythamHOST
And David, good afternoon.
David HarrisonGUEST
In terms of collaboration schools, it's the parent body, the whole, the parent body that decides whether or not to become a collaboration school.
David HarrisonGUEST
W- um, where there is a deadlock on the school governing body, it's the entire parent body that gets to vote.
David HarrisonGUEST
Um, so, so the, uh, the, the, the Supreme Court of Ap- uh, Appeal was quite clear that, uh, uh, that, that the democratic oversight by the parents was n- was not in fact compromised, that it was being exercised in a different way.
Christian HugillHOST
And that battle in the Constructors' Championship between Racing Bulls and Alpine is close and is going to be one to watch.
Christian HugillHOST
Alpine lost a chunk of points as Gasly lost his Monaco podium confusingly this weekend as the Appeal was heard.
Christian HugillHOST
We'll maybe get into that another day.
Christian HugillHOST
But that constructors battle is one to watch.
speaker_3GUEST
That brings us to the final step on our chronological journey: appeals.
speaker_3GUEST
MobilityCore has lost the trial, lost their post-trial motions, and they are facing massive preclusion liabilities in future cases.
speaker_3GUEST
They're taking this to the United States Court of Appeals.
speaker_4GUEST
Appellate practice is governed by a bedrock principle, the final judgment rule.
speaker_4GUEST
The courts of appeals only have jurisdiction over appeals from final decisions of the district courts.
SteveHOST
yet to see this at this gym, thankfully.
SteveHOST
Anyway, next song is called Appeal.
Russ DwarfSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Got it! Would you know what to do? Well, let me grab your hand and let you, let you make it through! Now, what is the attitude? The way you move Wanna be, wanna be your star What is the real? What makes you move, you feel? What is the real? What is the real? Now look at me at the moon.
Russ DwarfSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Chrismatic fire helps the way you move.
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