The Almost
| Use attributes for filter ! | |
| Members | Aaron Gillespie |
|---|---|
| Dusty Redmon | |
| Joe Musten | |
| Jay Vilardi | |
| Jon Thompson | |
| Alex Aponte | |
| Genres | Emo |
| Alternative Rock | |
| Christian Alternative Rock | |
| Post-grunge | |
| Post-hardcore | |
| Record labels | Tooth & Nail Records |
| Virgin Records | |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 1970580 |
About The Almost
The Almost is an American band from Clearwater, Florida, best known for being fronted by Underoath drummer and vocalist Aaron Gillespie. Formed in 2005, the band's current lineup consists of Gillespie on vocals, rhythm guitarist Jay Vilardi, bassist Jon Thompson, and drummer Joe Musten.
Judge taken to hospital after family court assault
... Government data shows that in 2011, nearly 61,000 people had lawyers, out of The Almost 100,000 people involved in new private law cases...
America Ferrera: We are still just fighting to be visible
... " It s complicated to reconcile The Almost fairy tale story of my journey with what I know is the reality for the vast majority of people like me...
Geert Wilders: Who is he and what does he want?
... He regularly outperformed his rivals with slick, bite-sized slogans on asylum and immigration during The Almost nightly TV debates in the run-up to the vote...
Hamas attack on Israel kibbutz Be'eri captured by mothers' WhatsApp group
... After rushing back to the safe room, Michal s husband built a locking device with ropes and a baseball bat, which he gripped for The Almost 19 hours they spent in the room...
Yury Garavsky: Swiss trial acquits man who admitted abducting Belarus politicians
... Part of the problem seemed to be The Almost amateur official translation in court, especially when it came to Mr Garavsky s role in the special forces...
Sex Education: Locations in Wales bring Netflix show to life
... Grade II-listed, The Almost 300 foot structure was constructed in latter half of the 19th century and opened in 1874...
20mph: Wales speed limit sat-nav warning ahead of change
... Which roads in Wales are changing to 20mph? Of The Almost 22,000 miles (35,171 km) of road in Wales, an estimated 7,700 miles (12,500 km) will change from 30mph to 20mph from Sunday...
How India overcame bitter G20 divisions over Ukraine
... A Russian government negotiator said this was " one of the most difficult G20 summits" in The Almost 25-year-old history of the forum...
Judge taken to hospital after family court assault
By Sanchia BergBBC Radio 4 Today programme
A senior Family Court judge was treated in hospital after being assaulted by A Man whose case he was hearing.
The attacker was representing himself In Court in Milton Keynes and did not have a lawyer.
Details of The Attack on Wednesday morning have not been released and it is not known what kind of case The Judge was hearing.
The Man has since pleaded guilty to three offences and will be sentenced at Southwark Crown Court at a later date.
Those offences are one count of assault of a person, thereby causing actual Bodily Harm , one count of Criminal Damage And One count of causing intentional harassment, alarm or distress.
The Judge was taken to hospital for treatment and is now recovering At Home . He is being supported by senior colleagues and has been offered counselling.
Barristers' group 'shocked' by attackThe Family Law Bar Association , or FLBA, which represents barristers in family proceedings, said members were " shocked" by The Attack .
It said The Assault highlighted the risks faced by judges and barristers.
Family courts hear both Public Law cases, where children may be removed from their families, and Private Law cases, where parents are separating.
They decide cases involving families' most Private Lives , ruling on where children should live and what degree of contact parents should have.
They have The Power to remove children from their birth parents, so They Live with other relatives or with foster carers, and can order them to be placed for adoption.
There are frequently allegations of violence, Marital Rape , sexual and Domestic Abuse .
Rise in people representing themselvesCuts to legal aid mean that more people are representing themselves in Private Law cases.
Government data shows that in 2011, nearly 61,000 people had lawyers, out of The Almost 100,000 people involved in new Private Law cases. By 2022, that number had shrunk to just under 33,000 out of nearly 100,000 people.
The FLBA said " robust and proper security" was vital for all court users, the families, the judges and The Advocates .
The Association said it was rare to have security In Court , or in The Corridors outside.
BBC Correspondents became familiar with the security in local family courts during reporting under the this year,
There is a thorough search process at the main front door, but no guards are visible in The Corridors or outside the courtrooms themselves.
The FLBA suggested that where there were serious allegations, or where Family Members or lawyers considered a case " high risk" then The Court service could provide either security inside or close to the courtroom.
A spokesperson for HM Courts and Tribunals Service said that The Attack was " shocking" and that " ministers had been in contact with The Judge throughout".
They said that such incidents were " incredibly rare" but they took the safety of judges and staff " very seriously" and were " urgently reviewing the circumstances".
Source of news: bbc.com
The Almost Photos
