Tag: Crime and Justice

Marisa Schultz of The Detroit News on Voter bullying alleged in Redford: You know it’s election season when dozens of political signs sprinkle lawns and street corners. But in Redford […]

July 1, 2004 A Capital Idea: Avoiding Mistakes We Can’t Undo American Military University EN 102, Effectiveness in Writing by James Landrith Capital punishment, also known as the death penalty, […]

June 27, 2004 Cross Burning: Free Speech or Not? American Military University EN 102, Effectiveness in Writing by James Landrith Over the last few years, the difficult question “is cross […]

Clay Reddick of The Daily Texan on Undercover officers at anti-war meetings: APD officers were secretly present at protest plannings: Documents obtained by the American Civil Liberties Union of Texas […]

I'm not feeling a lot of sympathy for these girls, nor do I care really about their ages. An innocent man spent 8 months in jail based on their lies […]

Associated Press on Parents beat daughter to death with umbrella: An 11-year-old girl's parents tied her up in the garage, starved the child and beat her with an umbrella until […]

Andrew Tilghman of the Houston Chronicle on Woman who flew into rage over burger convicted of assault: McDonald's manager hit with car A McDonald's customer who flew into a violent […]

Bob Egelko of the San Francisco Chronicle on Part of U.S. anti-terror law may be nullified: The U.S. Supreme Court's decision Thursday to strike down a California child molesting law […]

Elaine Cassell of Civil Liberties Watch on Score Another One For Secret Trials: Court Hands Bush Big Win: For those of you hoping the federal courts will save you from […]

Agnostic heathen though I be, there is certain amount of comfort in the thought that there is a special place in Hell for those who drop 70 pound rocks from […]