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Submitted by davidswanson on Thu, 2008-11-27 03:51. Statement from the Steering Committee for the Prosecution for War Crimes of President Bush and His Subordinates Never before has a president pardoned himself or his...
On Nov. 29, 1947, the United Nations approved a proposal, by a vote of 33 to 13, to divide the British Mandate of Palestine into two states, one Arab and one Jewish. The partition ruling, the effects of which still reverberate...
That the legal profession is as afflicted as any other with the divers and prevailing forms of junk science and innumeracy will surprise no one. Here’s a telling example I discovered while skimming “100 Notable Books of 2008”...
Statement from the Steering Committee for the Prosecution for War Crimes of President Bush and His Subordinates Never before has a president pardoned himself or his subordinates for crimes he authorized. The closest thing to...
Dr. Jay Katz, a physician and professor at Yale Law School who spent more than 40 years tackling confounding questions on the boundaries separating law, medicine, psychology and ethics, died Nov. 17 at his home in New Haven,...
by Michael Kiefer, The Arizona Republic, Nov 21, 2008 Court: Admission to 9 murders forced Phoenix, AZ (USA) -- A federal court of appeals on Thursday overturned the conviction of a West Valley man found guilty of killing nine...
According to Connecticut DUI lawyer James O. Ruane, I can't breathe as well as white people. Based on this "analysis" Ruane has determined that the breathalyzer is a racist device. Really. I'm not making that up. Ruane...
Barack ObamaBedouins Claim Obama as Relative JERUSALEM (JTA) -- A tribe of Bedouins from northern Israel claims it is blood relatives of Barack Obama. The 8,000-member tribe in the Bir al-Maksour village in the Galilee plans to...
The Monitor occasionally reprints older book reviews of current interest. This review originally ran in the Monitor on Jan. 14, 1992.] In an old-fashioned western, the movie-house audience often cheers when the hero arrives to...
On Thursday, the Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit overturned the murder conviction of an Arizona man who confessed his guilt to the police when he was 17 after being interrogated for twelve hours in the absence of an...

