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Web Site Says Justice Department Demanded It Secretly Turn Over Readers' Information
lakotahope
by lakotahope  11-12-2009   
 What the hell is going on with Justice??? What country do they think they control and do they think the citizens are going to put up with this crap???? These idiots from Justice must have come from Communist China.
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Lewis pleads guilty to killing Officer Cassidy
Rain7128
by Rain7128  11-12-2009   
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Sandra Day O'Connor's Gratious Response to Her Husband's Alzheimer's
iulawboy
by iulawboy  11-12-2009    1
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Justice Dept. Asked For News Site's Visitor Lists
billpar
by billpar  11-12-2009    1
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Victorian town bans pokies after marathon battle
tabsey
by tabsey  11-12-2009    1
 A wonderful story about a small town not being steamrolled.
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The Camel In The Room
merrie
by merrie  11-12-2009    1
 His former imam from the Falls Church, Virginia mosque where he once worshipped has said so, and indeed has said that, as a Muslim, Major Hasan could do nothing else other than what he did. Note this phrase from the title: “US Terrorist Army Base.” Major Hasan is a psychiatrist, so he should know that projection–literally, “throwing off on the other person”–is one of the most common defenses that people employ when they think, or especially do, things of which they should, at the very least, be ashamed. But the most damning piece of evidence was Hasan’s infamous “Grand Rounds” that he delivered back in 2007 while at Walter Reed Hospital, titled “The Koranic World View As It Relates to Muslims in the U.S. Military.” In that presentation, which any reader can view in its entirety at the above link, Hasan repeatedly cited and often quoted surah and ayah (i.e., chapter and verse) from the Koran to justify some very forthright, even brazen commentary on the relationships
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What’s Likely to Happen to Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan?
merrie
by merrie  11-11-2009   
 Perhaps what’s likely to occur, writes the Chron, is a court-martial under Article 2 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, to punish offenses allegedly committed by a man wearing a U.S. military uniform against other military personnel on a military base. The Army’s Criminal Investigation Division is responsible for recommending charges, prompting the military equivalent of a grand jury, known as an Article 32 hearing, where both prosecutors and defense can present evidence. Those results would be reviewed by the base commander, who would decide whether to convene a court-martial. The 12-person jury would be composed of officers higher in rank than Hasan " lieutenant colonels and above. Lead Writer Ashby Jones The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog Before becoming a journalist, he worked as a litigator at a large law firm and clerked for a federal judge.
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The The "The Beat(en) Generation"
sahara
by sahara  11-11-2009    4
 And our youth, oh youth, are being seduced By the greedy hands of politics and half truths The beaten generation, the beaten generation Reared on a diet of prejudice and misinformation The beaten generation, the beaten generation Open your eyes, open your imagination We're being sedated by the gasoline fumes And hypnotised by the satellites Into believing what is good and what is right You may be worshipping the temples of mammon Or lost in the prisons of religion But can you still walk back to happiness When you've nowhere left to run? If they send in the special police To deliver us from evil and keep us from peace Then won't the words sit ill upon their tongues When they tell us justice is being done That freedom lives in the barrels of a warm gun? The beaten generation, the beaten generation Reared on a diet of prejudice and misinformation The beaten generation, the beaten generation Open your eyes, open your imagination
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Plea deal for nappy-wearing astronaut
tabsey
by tabsey  11-11-2009    1
 I wouldn't be too happy with the call, if I was Shipman. Lot of angst caused and nothing to deter others.
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CFM Management Case Study | City of Tucson and SmeadSoft
tomcat66_g500
by tomcat66_g500  11-10-2009   
 How the City of Tucson effectively manages case files for 50,000 criminal cases each year.
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Criminal Case Management Success Stories | SmeadSoft
tomcat66_g500
by tomcat66_g500  11-10-2009   
 How innovative jurisdictions are more effectively managing the movement of records throughout criminal justice proceedings.
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ATR 125 - Oppression Olympics, Capitalism, Morehouse
zizzy
by zizzy  11-10-2009    2
 My father didn't die for same sex-unions, so said his daughter. Hmmm...
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Definitions
dissaccount1
by dissaccount1  11-10-2009   
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dissaccount1
by dissaccount1  11-10-2009   
 Dr. Block is an econ professor at Loyola U in New Orleans. May have an interesting perspective on this being from NO.
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dissaccount1
by dissaccount1  11-10-2009   
 Why?
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Justice Dept Subpoenas Media Site for NAMES of VIEWERS
leevardi
by leevardi  11-10-2009   
 ...this sort of Intrusion MUST be STOPPED
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Palestinians break Israel's wall
zouhir
by zouhir  11-10-2009   
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more final cut lines
cresvumom
by cresvumom  11-10-2009   
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An opportunity to look in the mirror, to more clearly see America
drummond1999
by drummond1999  11-9-2009   
 A look at the make-up of the US prison population and justice system more generally. Who really is being served by this ongoing situation?
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YOUNG OFFENDERS LOCKED UP FOR LIFE
ellington
by ellington  11-9-2009   
 IS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS CONVICTED OF NON-HOMICIDE CRIMES,
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Students Who Exposed 30-Year-Old Wrongful Conviction Being Targeted By Chicago DA
brightlight4
by brightlight4  11-9-2009   
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V one liners, etc.
cresvumom
by cresvumom  11-9-2009   
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Life Prison Terms for Children? What are we thinking!?
nedhamson1
by nedhamson1  11-9-2009   
 What we are thinking is that county prosecutors get elected in the counties they serve in and "being tough" is generally the only qualification people run on. Often the same distinction is used by state legislators to get elected and re-elected. News media outlets all compete for attention, to sell advertising and make a profit. "DA seeks life to teen rapist!" "DA may seek life for young sex criminal!" "Jury may sentence serial hoodlum to life in prison!" Here's the real question - is a particular case about the victim and perpetrator, or is it about someone seeking power and/or money at the expense of someone who may then spend life in prison whether it is really justified or equal justice.
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Barack "Houdini" Obama
mountainpalm
by mountainpalm  11-9-2009    3
 Promises were broken with no apology, the same creative legalese that infested the Bush administration, in the form of John Yoo and Alberto Gonzalez, was again used to deny justice to the inmates of Guantanamo, It was used to justify more torture, more destruction of the Constitution and more illegal surveillance of U.S. citizens
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From both sides of his mouth!!!!!
mountainpalm
by mountainpalm  11-9-2009    3
 This latest move by the administration follows a pattern replicated countless times by Obama since assuming the presidency in January: denounce the lawless behavior of his Oval Office predecessor while continuing, even expanding, the reach of unaccountable security agencies that subvert constitutional guarantees barring "unreasonable searches and seizures."
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How the Fort Hood Shooter Will be Judged
merrie
by merrie  11-9-2009    2
 to heal, to do no harm. If religion was Hasan’s motive, his was an extraordinarily promiscuous view of the meaning of one’s oath to God. No officer can be, or should be, forgiven for betraying and harming soldiers. The Army will want to exercise jurisdiction over Hasan’s crimes under the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It is the Army way, and it is consistent with the authority of Article 2 of the UCMJ to punish offenses by a man wearing its uniform, against its soldiers, within the boundaries of its largest post. The civilian system could try him, but it is Hasan’s good fortune " and I will soon explain why " that it probably won’t. For those of us who play no role in Hasan’s trial, no punishment but death seems appropriate, yet the obvious justice of such an outcome is far from assured. For one thing, President Obama will have to attend and speak at these soldiers’ funerals. Silence will not be an option. How can he console without appearing to prejudge ......
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NIKE;just screw them
paskhl
by paskhl  11-8-2009   
 Selon moi Nike a le logo le plus efficace "commercialement"sur la planete en ce moment. De plus,rapport qualite/prix,il n'y a pas mieux sur le marche sportif en ce moment.Mais la raison de leur bons prix est là,ds cette image.De pauvres gens prets a travailler pour 1¢/l'heure!!Et eux,Nike,au lieu de les aider,ils provites d'eux au max. C'est certain que eux disent le contraire;"Sans nous,ils n'auraient rien a manger..."qu'ils disent.Ils font le strict minimum pour ne pas enreindrent les lois des pays qu'ils exploitent.Et dans la plus part des cas(ca par conte,je dois avouer que je le dis sans preuves aucunes)ils achetes la paix,la justice.CORRUPTION!Ca me pus au nez!Dommage car ils font du si bon stuff de qualite.
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Hamid Karzai signs law 'legalising rape in marriage
katsteevns
by katsteevns  11-8-2009    2
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Combat Wounded, Combat Dead
merrie
by merrie  11-8-2009    1
 defense such as we’re already seeing explored on his behalf … rather than as a committed jihadi, an unlawful combatant, a terrorist, a deserter who aided and abetted the enemy, and a traitor who took up arms against his nation. It’s a push Republican lawmakers and those Democrats who agree could take up, that would command a lot of public support. Politicization of justice? Tell me that hasn’t happened already in this country. I’d call it a simple demand for justice. We owe it to the dead and the wounded to acknowledge why and under what circumstances they died and bled. Here’s an American hero who deserves the highest honors we can bestow on her. NY Daily News. Sgt. Kimberly Munley, cop, gunfighting woman. Went into a hot situation without regard for her own safety, gave better than she got, wounded in action, got the job done. I’d call that gallantry and valor in the face of the enemy, plus war wounds. Maybe even above and beyond. She’s reportedly an Army vet.
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The Return of Monte Cristo
fodogol
by fodogol  11-7-2009   
 The Return of Monte Cristo
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Antonin Scalia (@ wikipedia)
HansWobbe
by HansWobbe  11-7-2009   
 A comment recently posted at amplify referenced the constitution and made me remember a very impressive "60 Minutes" segment about this member of the Supreme Court views.
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Stalin Must Be Pleased: His Heirs Control Russia - Again
nedhamson1
by nedhamson1  11-7-2009    4
 Three hundred journalists murdered since 1993 is Russia. Stalin would be proud. Too bad for those in Russia who wanted freedom and jobs.
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Socialism Kills: The Human Cost of Delayed Economic Reform in India
merrie
by merrie  11-7-2009    1
 What would the impact on social indicators have been had India commenced economic reform one decade earlier, and enjoyed correspondingly faster economic growth and improvements in human development indicators? This paper seeks to estimate the number of "missing children," "missing literates," and "missing non-poor" resulting from delayed reform, slower economic growth, and hence, slower improvement of social indicators. It finds that with earlier reform, 14.5 million more children would have survived, 261 million more Indians would have become literate, and 109 million more people would have risen above the poverty line. The delay in economic reform represents an enormous social tragedy. It drives home the point that India's socialist era, which claimed it would deliver growth with social justice, delivered neither. by Swaminathan S. Anklesaria Aiyar Swaminathan Aiyar is a research fellow at the Cato Institute's Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity
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Police Sgt. Kim Munley: Hero @ Fort Hood
Antara
by Antara  11-6-2009   
 She was so brave!!
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Italy Convicts 23 Americans In CIA Terrorist Kidnapping Case
ratilfar
by ratilfar  11-5-2009    1
 One of those convicted, former Milan consular official Sabrina De Sousa, accused Congress of turning a blind eye to the entire matter. "No one has investigated the fact that the U.S. government allegedly conducted a rendition of an individual who now walks free and the operation of which was so bungled," she said, speaking through her lawyer Mark Zaid. Despite the convictions capping the nearly three-year Italian trial, several Italian and American defendants – including the two alleged masterminds of the abduction – were acquitted due to either diplomatic immunity or because classified information was stricken by Italy's highest court. The case has been politically charged from the beginning, with attempts to mislead investigators looking into the cleric's disappearance and derail the judicial proceedings once the trial was under way. But the Italian-American relationship, conditioned on such issues as participation in the Afghan campaign, is unlikely to be hurt by the convic
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Controversial New Video of Obama's Pastor
WhatAreWeDoing
by WhatAreWeDoing  11-4-2009   
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23 Americans Convicted in Italy for CIA Kidnapping
sahara
by sahara  11-4-2009   
 The Americans were accused of kidnapping Osama Moustafa Hassan Nasr, also known as Abu Omar, on Feb. 17, 2003, in Milan, then transferring him to U.S. bases in Italy and Germany. He was then moved to Egypt, where he says he was tortured. He was released after four years in prison without being charged. The trial is the first by any government over the CIA's extraordinary rendition program, which transferred suspects overseas for interrogation. Human rights advocates charge that renditions were the CIA's way to outsource the torture of prisoners to countries where it is permitted. Italy's government has denied involvement. Among the Americans acquitted was Jeffrey Castelli, a former Rome CIA station chief, who prosecutors had alleged coordinated the abduction. The two other acquitted Americans were also assigned to the U.S. Embassy in the Italian capital and thus were covered by broad diplomatic immunity.
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Cindy Sheehan Quote
katsteevns
by katsteevns  11-4-2009    4
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Italy Convicts CIA Agents of Kidnapping
masbury
by masbury  11-4-2009    1
 Direct challenge to extraordinary rendition.
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Men Deported in Post-9/11 Roundups Reach $1.26M Settlement With U.S.
lakotahope
by lakotahope  11-4-2009   
 This is probably more than all of the Japanese Americans received who were locked up during WWII. If all of your enemy are a particular religion, what are you going to do when confronted with this fact after a terrorist attack? Nothing logical can be done...
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