Tag Archives: Law and Rights

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor released two new books, bringing her inspirational life story to children.

Everything you need to arm yourself and others against losing your Constitutionally protected right is in 'One Person, No Vote' by Carol Anders. Read it, read it again, then take action.

Alton Logan tells of spending 26 years in prison for murder even though two lawyers knew he was innocent.

We are myopically focused on the weapon, not the person. It is our blindness, not our guns, that has betrayed us.

Wittgenstein showed us that morality is grounded in our language and form of life. Locke and Aristotle provide the missing link.

Not just a collection of great music; it’s an audio history book.

The California Supreme Court went to session earlier this week to decide whether Proposition 8 is valid or invalid.

Before politics, life was "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short." Is there anything wrong with that picture, or should it matter?

The Civilians' new play with music is spirited and thought-provoking, with interesting characters, but suffers from a lack of plot.

Even a monkey could understand why so many are offended by Sean Delonas' cartoon in the New York Post.