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Tag Archives: Law and Rights

Blogcritics On Supreme Court: The Opinions Are Flying

At what may be the end of Chief Justice Rehnquist’s reign, the Supreme Court of the United States has had quite a week, including controversial rulings on the boundaries of eminent domain, the liability of file-sharing services in fostering copyright violation, religious displays on public property, and supporting the FCC …

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American Idol: Paula Abdul Urges Legislation With Open Heart and Sore Thumb, Corey Clark Throws Food

American Idol judge and unhappy manicure consumer Paula Abdul spoke passionately yesterday in favor of legislation before the California Senate Business and Professions Committee that would establish safety standards for manicure and pedicure equipment and rewrite state regulations mandating that nail shops follow sanitary practices. In urging legislators to pass …

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Every Picture Tells A Story

...break the laws of their country and illegally supply arms to the terrorists trying to overthrow the government of Nicaragua.

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Racism: Le Plus Que….

"This is what I find perplexing about the "race issue" in the United States. They seem to deal with it impressively. And they don't seem to deal with it at all."

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Censorship?

It is forbidden to do or say anything that promotes hatred against anyone for reasons of race, creed, colour, or sexuality.

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Fear of Books

At least some semblance of sanity and good judgment temporarily descended on the US House Wednesday. It voted 238-187 to amend a bill appropriating money for the Department of Justice to prohibit funds in the bill from being used to implement a portion of Patriot Act that permits certain searches …

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Michael Jackson Trial: NOT GUILTY

Count 1 – not guilty Count 2 – not guilty Count 3 – not guilty Count 4 – not guilty Count 5 – not guilty Count 6 – not guilty Count 7 – not guilty lesser offense – not guilty Count 8 – not guilty lesser offense – not guilty …

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Clarence Thomas and State Theocracy

This week marks the anniversary of the US Supreme Court avoiding the core issue in the so-called “pledge case.” What may prove more notable is that it is also the anniversary of Clarence Thomas announcing a First Amendment jurisprudence that supports state theocracy, a theory he recently reaffirmed. The issue …

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