Tag Archives: law and the courts

“Republicans Choose the Dark Ages Over the Enlightenment”

Posted on July 25, 2013 by Naomi

The invaluable Neil Buchanan, whom I mentioned with unusual emotion for me because of a previous article he wrote on how the Republican Party has become sociopathic, continues and expands upon this theme in:  Republicans Choose the Dark Ages Over … Continue reading →

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“Separation of Church, State and Taxpayer Money”

Posted on July 12, 2013 by Naomi

Thanks to Lawyers.com, you get a video with this story. Which, of course, infuriates me. New Jersey is planning to give money to religious schools for some reason or other, while civil rights organizations quite properly are trying to block … Continue reading →

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“F.D.A. Rule Could Open Generic Drug Makers to Suits”

Posted on July 4, 2013 by Naomi

Speaking of class action lawsuits and how severely the Supreme Court has recently slashed apart individual plaintiffs’ right to sue for damages when they are injured by corporations, the Times Katie Thomas reported this good news yesterday: The Food and … Continue reading →

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