October 22nd, 2005
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"What this means is if a judge had contributed to Crime Stoppers that judge could not hear a burglary case... We don't live in a country where political party determines the measure of justice."
-Ronnie Earle
After enduring two disasters, cities face a new disaster of financial peril.
Patrick Fitzgerald, the Plame leak investigator, called 'exacting and apolitical.'
More on Miers: "If a first-year law student wrote that and submitted it in class, I would send it back and say it was unacceptable."
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Inside the American science of interrogation and torture.
Pieces of people's lives cast adrift in disaster debris.
A clever rat teaches some scientists a lesson. (The BBC story adds an interesting detail to the ending.)
-Ronnie Earle
After enduring two disasters, cities face a new disaster of financial peril.
Patrick Fitzgerald, the Plame leak investigator, called 'exacting and apolitical.'
More on Miers: "If a first-year law student wrote that and submitted it in class, I would send it back and say it was unacceptable."
( Collapse )
Inside the American science of interrogation and torture.
Pieces of people's lives cast adrift in disaster debris.
A clever rat teaches some scientists a lesson. (The BBC story adds an interesting detail to the ending.)
