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One astounding statement from one disastrous nominee
I just read this, in the New York Times: “There is a perception, not altogether unjustified, that this department’s Civil Rights Division goes beyond fair and balanced treatment, but has an agenda.” That from Jefferson Beauregard Sessions, nominated to be … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Civil Rights Division of DOJ, Department of Justice
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“Justice Dept. Presses Civil Rights Agenda in Local Courts”
The government has waded into cases involving legal aid, transgender students, juvenile prisoners and people who take videos of police officers. Source: Justice Dept. Presses Civil Rights Agenda in Local Courts A major, major story from the New York Times … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged civil rights, civil rights lawsuits, Department of Justice, Law and government agencies, law and the courts, role of judges
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Who sues? Drugs, Lies and the Law
An American employed as a D.E.A. drug informant was a key terrorist in the attack on Mumbai’s Taj Mahal Palace and Hotel, in 2008. The U.S. government was warned about him, but ignored the warnings. Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order
Tagged Ask DOJ, D.E.A., decriminalizing drugs, Department of Justice, Drug Enforcement Agency, heroine, India, Law and government agencies, morphine, Mumbai, Taj Mahal Palace and Hotel, warnings of terrorist acts, World Trade Center catastrophe
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