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The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com
Calif. deputy
AG asks judge
to authorize
lethal injections
COMMUNITY CULTIVATION
Execution of Albert
Brown would be
first California
execution in 4 years
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Wheth-
er California's first execution in
more than four years will occur
next week remained an open ques-
tion yesterday, as a judge grappled
with a demand from the state attor-
neygeneral'sofficetoresumelethal
injections.
A hearing was held on the issue
after a Riverside County judge last
monthset an execution date ofSept.
29 for Albert Greenwood Brown,
who was convicted of abducting,
raping and killinga15-year-old girl
on her way home from school in
1900.
The action surprised many
because a federal judge halted exe-
cutions in 2006 and ordered prison
officials to overhaul lethal injection
procedures. The state adopted new
regulations on Aug. 29 but had not
sought the judge's permission to
MSA
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quate say on the ban.
A vote on the ban was scheduled
for Sept. 8, but the council decided
to postpone the vote until Monday
night to give students a chance to
voice their concerns.
"This could have been done
much more easily," Raymond said.
"It's really a shame that we weren't
able to come to a consensus on an
issue as uncontroversial as fire
safety."
While MSA and City Council
were not able to have a stronger
dialogue about the issue of the ban,
collaboration regarding fire safety
and prevention at the University
"should be a great start for collabo-
ration between City Council and
MSA," Buoy said.
"We hope to carry out from here
and have that be the case, but it's
disappointing that that's yet to be
proven," he said.
To build this relationship, MSA
will hold a Campus Neighbors
restart executions.
Yesterday, California deputy
attorney general Michael Quinn
told U.S. District Court Judge Jer-
emy Fogel the new regulations
authorize the state to execute
Brown next week.
Brown's attorney John Grele
countered that the judge needed to
review the new regulations and the
state's contention it had improved
its lethal injection procedure
before executions can commence.
Fogel, who imposed the tem-
porary moratorium in 2006, said
he was concerned that he was left
with so little time to decide such an
important issue.
"There is no way any court can
conduct an orderly review of con-
stitutional claims in eight days," he
said.
Nonetheless, the judge said he
would rulebyFriday.
Quinn left the court without
commenting to reporters. Grele
refused to speculate why prosecu-
tors and the state attorney general's
office are suddenly setting execu-
tions dates and pushing hard for
the resumption of lethal injection.
Meeting open forum in October to
provide information to students,
and will include students, land-
lords, tenants, City Council mem-
bers and people from the Ann Arbor
Fire and Police Departments and
the Department of Public Safety.
The specific date of the forum is
yet to be determined by MSA.
"Between all of these differ-
ent bodies...we're going to work
together to come up with the best
way to really enact widespread fire
safety awareness on the off-cam-
pus level," Buoy said. "This section
of the student body is really being
neglected because they aren't on
campus."
Raymond said that MSA is also
in the process of establishing the
City Council Relations Commit-
tee, which will consist of repre-
sentatives from the City Council
and representatives of MSA, who
hopefully can meet at least once
a month to discuss new ideas and
ongoing issues like the couch ban.
"We are more prepared to take
a proactive role in reaching out to
City Council," Buoy said.
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LSA junior Sara Vander Zanden picks a tomato during the Cultivation Club's weekly gathering. The garden is located on the southwest corner of Hill St. and East University.
Obama says latest sanctions against
Iran nuclear programare working
Experts question national Studies. The number of policy. interestin engagement.
companies that recently have cur- The policies of Iranian Supreme So the administration turned
whether sanctions tailed or eliminated their ties to LeaderAyatollah Ali Khamenei and to what it calls the "pressure
Sran is in the dozens, he added, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad track," and in June the U.N. Secu-
will get Iran to stop including Toyota and oil giant Royal "are largely unaffected by mount- rity Council passed a new sanctions
Dutch Shell. ing financial penalties imposed by resolution. On July 1 Obama signed
nuclear program Secretary of State Hillary Rod- the West," Takeyh wrote Sunday in unilateral U.S. sanctions legislation
ham Clinton has said the sanctions an opinion piece in The Washington that he called the toughest Con-
WASHINGTON (AP) - The are "biting" Iran's economy. Post. gress has ever imposed on Iran.
Obama administration says the at- On Tuesday, U.S. officials in "Washington and its allies still Sharing the U.S. concern about
est round of sanctions appears to Vienna urged Iran to return to fail to realize that they are not deal- Iran potentially gaining nuclear
have succeeded in bringing addi- negotiations, which reached a stale- ing with a conventional nation-state weapons, the European Union,
tional pressure against Iran's nucle- mate months ago after Iran tried making subtle estimates of national Australia, Canada, Japan and South
ar program. But private experts to re-negotiate an agreement for it interests," Takeyh wrote. Khame- Korea have imposed their own
question whether the penalties will to ship out most of its low enriched nei sees reconciliation with the U.S. sanctions against Iran.
achieve their goal of compelling uranium tobe turned into fuel for a as subversion that could undermine The sanctions have limited Iran's
Tehran to give up any nuclear ambi- research reactor. the pillars of the Islamic state, he ability to attractforeign investment,
tions. At a conference heldby theInter- added. pinched its ability to import gaso-
In a speech Monday, the Trea- national Atomic Energy Agency, Inan Associated Press interview line, created a drag on its shipping
sury Department's point man on U.S. Energy Secretary Steven Chu in New York on Sunday, Ahmadine- business and hurt Iranian banking
Iran sanctions, Stuart Levey, said said Washington is "always inter- jad said sanctions are futile. relationships worldwide.
U.S. and international sanctions are ested in re-engaging Iran" on the "If they were to be effective, But it's not clear that these prob-
"dramatically isolating Iran finan- fuel swap but wants to make sure I should not be sitting here right lems willtranslatetoashiftinIran's
cially and commercially." Tehran is sincere. now," he told the AP. nuclear stance.
And he asserted that this "can Analysts generally agree sanc- Ahmadinejad also repeated Even some Obama administra-
and will create leverage for our tions are taking a toll on Iran. But Iran's assertion that it has no inten- tion officials have conceded that
diplomacy" with Iran's leaders. will they stop Iran from getting the tion of building a nuclear weapon. sanctions may fall short of their
"Almost daily we receive reports bomb? President Barack Obama entered goal, which is to convince Iran's
of major firms around the world Probably not, says Ray Takeyh, the White House committed to leaders that the political costs of
deciding to pull out of business a Mideast expert at the Council offering Tehran a chance to negoti- their continuing defiance on nucle-
dealings with Iran," Levey said at on Foreign Relations and a former ate over its nuclear program, but by ar issues have reached an unaccept-
the Center for Strategic and Inter- State Department adviser on Iran late 2009 it was clear Iran had no able level.
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