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Category Archives: law
Premature Legislation
Found this amusing: Actors in adult movies filmed in America’s pornography capital would be required to use condoms under an ordinance granted final approval Tuesday by the Los Angeles City Council. The measure, adopted 9-1, next goes to the mayor … Continue reading
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Some present…
Scanning the headlines, spot the following — “Web gambling gets boost from Obama administration“. Look at the actual article and see an explanation: A Justice Department opinion dated September and made public on Friday reversed decades of previous policy that … Continue reading
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The Bradley (Non)-Effect
Other events have pushed this off the front pages lately, but it speaks volumes that after all that time of alarm over Brad Manning and Wikileaks, with shrieks of horror over the grave damage given to national security, even in … Continue reading
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Uncall My Bluff
A huge defense War department spending bill talked about lately in the U.S. Senate has a provision in it which would effectively void a chunk of the 5th Amendment. Specifically, what it would do is legalize the holding of U.S. … Continue reading
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Unintended Consequences
Multiple state legislatures have followed the lead of Arizona* and passed Juan Crow laws, making it illegal to exist in the state (even to the point of making business transactions illegal) without proof of citizenship on hand at all times. … Continue reading
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The finger would’ve been more accurate
Remember that “We the People” project? If not, the short of it is that people could put up petitions on the whitehouse.gov website, and anything with over 5000 signatures within 30 days would get an official response. An illustration of … Continue reading
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This is me not being surprised
Hello Mister Precedent: In a significant new blow to al-Qaeda, U.S. air strikes in Yemen on Sept. 30 killed Anwar al-Awlaki, an American militant cleric who became a prominent figure in the terrorist network’s most dangerous branch, using his fluent … Continue reading
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Sometimes the house loses
In my usual surfing, passed across this, a Forbes post about one of those online poker sites that answered why I hadn’t seen commercials for those on the tube lately* — in short, a big-ass fraud charge. Among the details … Continue reading
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One Wrong down, many more to go…
Freakin’ wonderful news: Cory Maye, the man for whom a botched narcotics raid on the wrong residence led to a murder charge and death row, is finally, after all this time stolen from him by the state punishing an innocent … Continue reading
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Fairness for now
In a past post, I had stated a reminder that “marriage” involving a government license was not always the case, and that the anti-state view on this is (naturally) that politics have no business being involved in sanctioning or rejecting … Continue reading
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