William Gray

From Championship to Courtroom: Municipal Crowd-Management Policies Tested After Denver NBA Finals Celebration Holt Hackney facility legal premises liability Professional sports stadium | 0 (Editor’s Note: From the pages of Sports Litigation Alert) By William H. Gray, Esq. – Senior Associate Attorney at Segal McCambridge Singer & Mahoney Ltd.

Blu-rayhorrorSecond Sight Films REVIEW OVERVIEW The Film The Video (Overall) HDR Effect The Audio The Supplements Overall Estimated reading time: 6 minutes Peter Medak’s The Changeling (1980) is one of the better entries in the supernatural-haunted house subgenre of horror films. Coming the same year as Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining, Medak’s film feels much more intimate and gothic in comparison, drawing more from the likes of The Exorcist (1973) and The Innocents (1961).

The insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021 was not an isolated incident; rather, it was the culmination of the ongoing degradation of our political culture. A successful democracy relies upon the consent of its losers—both voters and candidates—but over the last two decades American political losers have increasingly refused to consent to the winners. For our democracy to persist, we must overhaul our political culture and develop greater consent from electoral losers.