The Criminality of Cognitive Dissonance (or Your Sheets Are Showing Again) Oh look, some white people are still not getting it. Well, they get it. They are simply […]
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Tag: Crime and Justice
No Empathy, No Patience, No Fucking More
No Empathy, No Patience, No Fucking More The Multiracial Activist by James Landrith July 8, 2016 This week has been difficult for many reasons. Police murdering black men in Minnesota […]
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Rein in the Police, Not Protesters
REIN IN THE POLICE, NOT PROTESTERS by Scott McPherson January 9, 2015 My brother once quipped, “The great thing about being a Leftist is never having to say you’re sorry.” […]
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NYPD Should Leave Muslims Alone
NYPD Should Leave Muslims Alone March 21, 2012 Ivan Eland Attorney General Eric Holder is to be lauded for looking into the constitutionality of the New York City Police Department’s […]
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Are Telephone Calls Between Attorneys and Inmates Really Privileged?
2006-2007 SANTA CLARA COUNTY CIVIL GRAND JURY REPORT ARE TELEPHONE CALLS BETWEEN ATTORNEYS AND INMATES REALLY PRIVILEGED? Introduction The 2006-2007 Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury (Grand Jury) received […]
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Throwing Away The Key
Jacob G. Hornberger, founder and president of The Future of Freedom Foundation, on The Padilla Ruling Is a Victory for Freedom: As I have been writing for the past two […]
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Race must face black violence
Race must face black violence Atlanta Journal-Constitution by Cynthia Tucker The judges of a Florida appeals court could see the boy in the black man-child, the recklessness in the kid […]
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Reality Check
Bob Herbert on An Ugly Game: …I’m not feeling sorry for David Chang, the game’s beleaguered 28-year-old creator. What I’d like to know is why all this outrage is springing […]
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Tulia Railroad
Lee Hockstader of The Washington Post on 13 Imprisoned in Tulia Drug Sweep To Be Freed Today: It began one sultry summer morning four years ago, just before dawn, when […]
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Affirmative action for jury pools
Kathleen Burge of The Boston Globe on Jurors must reveal race, ethnicity, SJC rules: The decision came in the case of two Hispanic men convicted in a 1992 gang-related murder […]
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