"I put 150 teenagers and 100 police officers on top of a roof in downtown Oakland, and nobody slugged each other," she said, citing "Code 33," a 1999 event that was part of "The Oakland Projects," a 10-year collaboration with other artists and city agencies to empower local youth.
Prosecutors said much of the activity took place over the last three years, citing coded conversations, exchanges of cash, numerous gun purchases and a Kalashnikov demonstration in Mr. Boyd's living room.
Lauren cited a "code" that made the other girl's garden-variety flirtation unconscionable.
In 2007, Pianka realized that the banks weren't showing up in court after being cited for code violations.
He issued an apology after The Sacramento Bee ran an article that said half of his group's properties had been cited for code violations over 10 years.
It wasn't the Tomasis' first time in Pianka's court, and on that day, five of the Tomasis' properties were cited for code violations.
Direct competitors are cited as Code Climate, and Sonarqube, but Jorge claims customers choose Codacy because of the way it is integrated into their workflow, to the point of automatically syncing with their favorite tools such as Github Enterprise.
The elderly couple who own it built storage on the back and were then cited by code enforcement for building an illegal structure.
However, the City of Chicago's Inspectional Services Department visited this site over 5 times and never noticed or cited the code violations noted above.
This goes well beyond the "work harder/smarter" or "bootstraps" mentality that is often cited as code for structural inequality, but rather my perspective stems from an insistence that students can shine in an inequitable system as it is currently constructed.
