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Feds vow to prove gross negligence by BP EPA Roswell Daily Record
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Hotel owners and supporters demonstrate outside BP's Houston Headquarters protesting their exclusion from the economic claims of the 2010 spill on Thursday, Aug. 23, in Houston. They claim they suffered damages from the spill, but were outside of the geographical area eligible for damages.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — The Justice Department is urging a federal judge to ignore BP’s assertion that the Gulf Coast’s natural resources are making a “robust recovery” from its
massive 2010 oil spill.
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — No one would confuse the Nite Moves strip club with the Bolshoi Ballet, but what the lap dancers do there is art and entitled to the same tax exemption other performances enjoy, a lawyer argued Wednesday in what was surely one of the racier tax cases ever to go before New York’s highest court. W. Andrew McCullough, an attorney for the suburban Albany strip joint, told the Court of Appeals that admission fees and lap dances at the club should be freed of state sales taxes under an exemption that applies to “dramatic or musical arts performances.” He said that lap dancing is an art form and that, in any case, the state is not qualified to make such determinations, and that making such distinctions would be a violation of the constitutional right to freedom of expression. A lawyer for the state rejected that analysis, and authorities are demanding about $400,000 in back taxes from the club. A ruling is expected next month, with possible consequences for the estimated 150 to 200 adult nightclubs
in the state. During Wednesday’s arguments from the club’s lawyer, a skeptical Judge Eugene Pigott Jr. said the women are hired untrained and simply “do what they do.” “We need to get past the idea that somehow this is the Bolshoi,” Pigott said. McCullough acknowledged that, but added: “What we’re saying is the state of New York doesn’t get to be a dance critic.” He presented testimony from a cultural anthropologist who visited the club and concluded that the exotic dancing there qualifies as an art form. Robert Goldfarb, an attorney for the state, said that nobody would visit the club if the dancers didn’t remove their clothes. He also argued that the exemption applies to “choreographed” performances, and what the Nite Moves dancers do does not qualify. At least three members of the seven-judge panel questioned the notion that a performance must be choreographed to be considered artistic. Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman suggested “creative artists in partic-
In a court filing Friday, government lawyers also renewed their vow to prove at trial that BP engaged in gross negligence or willful misconduct leading up to
the deadly rig explosion that killed 11 workers and spawned the nation’s worst offshore oil spill. BP PLC faces billions of dollars in fines if U.S. District Judge Carl Barbier ultimately sides with the government. The memo’s combative language is a sign that BP and the Justice Department aren’t close to a settlement that would resolve the federal government’s claims against the oil giant before a trial scheduled for next year. “It’s a shot across the bow,” said David Uhlmann, a University of Michigan law professor and former chief of the Justice Departenvironmental ment’s crimes section. “Generally speaking, when you see the gover nment use such strong language, it’s intended to signal its readiness to go to trial.” In the filing, government lawyers accuse BP execu-
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tives of trying to minimize their role in the disaster and shift blame to blue-collar rig workers and their partners on the drilling project, including rig owner Transocean Ltd. “The behavior, words, and actions of these BP executives would not be tolerated in a middling size company manufacturing dry goods for sale in a suburban mall,” they wrote. “Yet they were condoned in a corporation engaged in an activity that no less a witness than (former BP chief executive) Tony Hayward himself described as comparable to exploring outer space.” The Justice Department was responding to a BP memo urging Barbier to sign off on a proposed settlement of economic damage claims filed by tens of thousands of Gulf Coast residents and businesses. The government said that it
issues clean gas waivers
doesn’t take a position on the merits of that deal but that BP’s Aug. 13 memo contained “plainly misleading representations” that shouldn’t go unchecked.
BP said the Justice Department’s memo makes it clear the federal government isn’t opposed to its proposed settlement with private plaintiffs’ attorneys. BP and plaintiffs’ attorneys both believe the settlement is “fair, reasonable and adequate” and meets all the legal requirements for Barbier’s final approval, the company said in a statement.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration is temporarily waiving clean gas requirements in eight states affected by Hurricane Isaac. Governors requested the waiver because fuel supplies from refineries in the Gulf area were disrupted by Isaac. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson says extreme circumstances could cause a gas shortage. The waiver lets gas stations sell less environmentally friendly fuel, normally reserved for winter, in addition to the regular fuel they normally sell during summer, when ozone levels are higher. It covers Louisiana, Florida, Tennessee, South Carolina, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and North Carolina. A temporary waiver issued last week only applied to parts of Louisiana. Oil production in the Gulf of Mexico is ramping up after Isaac. The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said Tuesday only 3.5 percent of Gulf oil platforms remain evacuated.
“Other issues raised by the gover nment simply illustrate that disputes about the underlying facts remain. BP believes it was not grossly negligent and looks forward to presenting evidence on this issue at trial in January,” the company said.
NY high court to decide if lap dance is tax-exempt art
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Attorney W. Andrew McCullough, representing the strip club Nite Moves, right, makes an argument as Assistant Solicitor General Robert M. Goldfarb, representing the NYS Tax Appeals Tribunal, left, listens, Wednesday, in Albany, N.Y. McCullough argued its lap dances are entitled to the same tax exemption that other artistic performances enjoy and the club should qualify for the exemption that covers "dramatic or musical arts performances."
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pending in Pennsylvania, Texas and Nevada. Last year, the Texas Supreme Court said the state could slap a $5 fee on strip club customers, rejecting arguments that the socalled pole tax on nude dancing interferes with the First Amendment right to freedom of expression. A private lap dance goes for $20 a minute at Nite Moves, a windowless build-
ular” often improvise. Attorney Bradley Shafer filed a brief on behalf of the Hustler club in New York City in support of Nite Moves and said he has a similar case pending. While Nite Moves does not serve alcohol, Shafer said the ruling in this case could still affect strip clubs like his client that have liquor licenses. He said there are somewhat similar cases
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“It’s definitely a form of art,” a dancer said Wednesday afternoon at Nite Moves, where there was only one customer. She declined to give her name, saying she has another, unrelated job. “Some girls are up there practicing for hours when nobody’s in here.”
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