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Jose Antonio ``Pepe`` Cabrera-Sarmiento, who reportedly reaped a $100 million fortune as one of the world`s top five cocaine smugglers, is too poor to pay the costs of appealing his Dec. 15 conviction on trafficking charges, his attorney said Friday.
Palm Beach County Circuit Judge Tom Johnson accordingly ordered the state to pay for such necessities as filing fees and preparing a transcript of Cabrera`s two-week trial.
Attorney Joe Mincberg, who unsuccessfully defended Cabrera, said those costs will approach $5,000.
Cabrera, 56, was not at the hearing. He is serving a 30-year prison sentence for his leadership of a ring that brought more than eight tons of cocaine into the United States in 1982 and 1983.
The sentence, imposed Dec. 24, will run concurrently with another 30-year sentence handed down after Cabrera`s conviction on similar charges in Marion County. Cabrera still faces federal drug charges in New York.
Mark Johnson, the prosecutor who won Cabrera`s most recent conviction, opposed his request to be declared indigent.
He subpoenaed Cabrera`s wife, Gina, to question whether she had been given custody of any of her husband`s assets in an attempt to hide them from authorities.
Gina Cabrera`s attorney, Robert Polli, argued that she should not be forced to give information about her finances.
``There isn`t any provision in (Florida law) that provides for an inquisition into her assets,`` Polli said. ``I think there are less intrusive ways to find out if (her husband) has assets in this country.``
It is wrong, Polli said, to drag Gina Cabrera into her husband`s tangled affairs.
``She`s kept her distance from this whole situation,`` Polli said.
Judge Johnson ruled that Gina Cabrera could be asked about whether she holds any of her husband`s assets, but not about her own financial affairs. Polli said he would advise her to invoke her Fifth Amendment right not to incriminate herself.

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School Lunch Menu Spring/Summer 2018
At Walker, the children enjoy school meals prepared on site. The menu is on a 3 week cycle and there is a variety of meals over this time. There is always a vegetarian option. Our salad bar is a great success to help our children make healthy choices. Our menu is based on low fat and low salt. We have home cooked meals on the menu. The three week menu can be viewed below.
Dear Headteacher,
Meat served in Enfield schools
I am writing to reassure you regarding school meals. All our meat suppliers have confirmed they have not purchased meat from anyone reported to have used undeclared horse, or pork meat. In addition, they will continue to monitor this using compositional analysis.
We have written confirmation from all our suppliers: William White Meats Ltd; Brakes Group and Pasta King to that effect.
These suppliers regularly test the meat and produce that is sold to council catering services. The Council follows the guidance from the Food Standards Agency.
Sampling and testing of food served in schools and council premises is a regular requirement so that we maintain high standards of nutrition, quality and hygiene.
Please can you put this on your school website to reassure parents / carers.
Yours sincerely,
Jane Burr
Wendy Togher
Julia Dowsett
Joint Acting Catering Services Managers
Dinner money should be paid via Parent Pay.
Children may bring a packed lunch to school . Please ensure that any drinks brought to school are in a suitable container. We do not allow any fizzy drinks, cans, or glass bottles, crisps, sweets and chocolate bars are also discouraged.
We ask parents to provide a healthy packed lunch. Ideas for these are often available via the newsletter.
Unfortunately we do not have the facilities to support hot packed lunches.
N.B. Lunch boxes should be clearly marked with their owner's name.
We have lunchtime supervisors who look after the welfare of the children, both in the hall and out in the playground, for the whole of the lunch break. Many of our supervisors have taken an Emergency First Aid course and one of the school's Welfare Assistants is also on call should she be needed. A member of the Senior Management Team is also on duty at lunchtime. School menus are regularly posted outside the office and are displayed daily in the hall.
If you require information about free meals, forms are available from the School Office, or you may apply direct to the Education Department at the Civic Centre.
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The actress, who played companion Amy Pond to Matt Smith's Eleventh Doctor, was speaking to Digital Spy at the UK red carpet première of her latest film, Guardians of the Galaxy.
Gillan - like fellow former star David Tennant - has said how much she is looking forward to seeing Capaldi in the role, telling IGN:
"I'm so excited! I was actually there when Peter Capaldi walked onto the set for the first time and it was one of the coolest things I've ever seen. It's in safe hands."Gillan, who was on set for her surprise appearance in last year's Christmas special The Time of the Doctor, was struck by how quickly Capaldi took over as the Twelfth Doctor following Smith's last scene:
"Literally it was one in and one out. Matt Smith left the studio and then Peter Capaldi, the new Doctor, walked in. I was there for both of them and I was like, 'Whoa, it really is that fast of a changeover."Although Gillan had also previously appeared in Doctor Who with Capaldi - in 2008's The Fires of Pompeii - the two did not share any time together on screen in either episode. On missing out on the chance of working with Capaldi, she said:
"That would have been amazing. I love him as an actor, he's a fellow Scot, but unfortunately I didn't get to do any scenes with him."Guardians of the Galaxy - in which Gillan plays the villainous Nebula - opens on July 31st in the UK and August 1st in the US. Gillan will also appear in the third series of Sky One's police spoof A Touch of Cloth which begins on August 9th, whilst her new US sitcom Selfie airs on ABC from September 30th.
Doctor Who will return on Saturday 23rd August with the feature-length episode Deep Breath, which as announced today will also receive screenings in selected cinemas worldwide.
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If you are in a car accident that was not your fault and experience serious injuries, you need to understand car accident liability. With the help of experienced car accident lawyers, you can receive financial compensation to cover lost wages, medical bills, and damages for pain and suffering. But before your case can go to court, you and your attorney must figure out who is responsible for the accident. Car accident liability varies depending on the type of car accident.
A rear end accident occurs when another car hits you from behind. This is one of the most common type of car accidents. Most of the time, the car hit from behind is never at fault for the accident. Part of safe driving includes leaving enough space between your car and the car in front of you, to allow for a safe stopping distance. In this type of case, it is usually easy to prove who is at fault for the accident. In fact, sometimes the Court will find in favor of the vehicle that was rear ended as a matter of law.
Additionally, liability can lie with the front car. If the front car has a broken tail light, for example, or a flat tire, the jury may find both cars liable for the accident. A jury can also hold the front car liable for a sudden and abrupt stop that caused the accident.
A left-turn collision occurs when a car attempts to turn left through an intersection and crashes with another car. In general, cars driving straight through the intersection have the right of way. This means that the car making the left turn usually is at fault for the accident. However, if a car speeds through the intersection or runs a red light while the left-turning car has the right of way, that car may also be found to be at fault.
A side impact crash, or a T-Bone collision, is when one car hits another car in a perpendicular direction. This is one of the most fatal types of car accidents. Again, liability depends on which driver was being negligent at the time of the accident. The most common types of negligence in these cases are:
These are all illegal, unsafe, and can result in a driver being found at fault. Bad weather or a car malfunction can also cause a collision, but the liability may be more complicated.
Generally pedestrians have the right of way when crossing the street. Drivers have an obligation to keep a proper lookout. Drivers are also required to stop when a pedestrian is seen crossing the street. It is not enough for a driver to claim that he did not see the pedestrian crossing before the accident. The law imposes on the driver the obligation to "see that which is there to be seen." This means that a driver must always be aware of pedestrians in the vicinity of where the vehicle is being operated. In fact, when a driver claims that he did not see the pedestrian, although the pedestrian was there to "be seen," the driver is at fault.
About one third of all car accidents involve more than two vehicles. This is called a multi-vehicle accident. This means that there are many parties that could potentially be liable. Tired drivers, intoxicated drivers, distracted drivers, and drivers involved in a police chase cause many multi-vehicle accidents. So, determining the cause of the accident is very important when determining liability. Usually, when these accidents happen, investigators try to see if they can figure out which driver or drivers were being negligent. Sometimes drivers share liability. If the cause of the accident was the weather, then the jury must consider whether the drivers were careful under the existing weather conditions.
In some cases, there is the possibility for all parties involved to share fault and responsibility. This is called comparative negligence. Basically, when multiple parties are found to be at fault for the accident, the jury is asked to decide the percentage of fault of each person involved. For example, one driver could be found to be 25% at fault, while the other found to be 75% at fault. As a result, one driver pays 25% of the total verdict, while the other pays 75% of the total verdict.
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Why Is Research Important for Teachers?
I have heard people saying that experience is the best teacher. Your own experiences and experiences that other teachers, administrators, and experts share with you will make you a better teacher. We all get a great deal of knowledge from personal experience. We 'generalise' from what we observe and frequently turn memorable encounters into lifetime conclusions. But how valid are these conclusions? Sometimes we misinterpret what we see and hear. We cannot be totally objective. We may become a victim of bias. One way to clarify any situation is to research into it. Research is a valuable source of information about the teaching and learning process.


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