August 29, 2005
Tapping Judges' Phones Dear Editor: I am concerned about a sentence in the Aug. 15 Inadmissible item, "Courting Disaster" [
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By Lawrence J. Siskind | April 14, 2000
Deborah M. Gordon, associate professor at Stanford, has authored an improbable best seller entitled "Ants at Work: How an Insect Society is Organized." The book examines the daily and yearly behavi
By Tom Alleman | March 26, 2001
Opening day is just around the corner, and although America's national pastime now seems to be predicting who's going to get voted off the island, a few of us still long for the sound of horse
By John Conyers Jr. and Sheila Jackson Lee | February 2, 2004
Forgive us if we are skeptical of the Bush administration's election-year conversion to immigration reform. President George W. Bush's proposal would, in truth, relegate millions of fore
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In the midst of the financial crisis, when nerves seem rawer than ever, the most intense attention has been placed on nominees’ tax records. Timothy Geithner, who wa
By Tom Alleman | March 5, 2001
We finally replaced our old Sega at Christmas. The kids are in hog heaven. Meanwhile, I'm back in stores looking for video games that will keep their attention for more than 6.4 seconds.
By George M. Kraw | May 23, 2001
Milton Friedman once compared searching for a rational government drug policy to looking for a barking cat. You can want one, you can hunt for one, but you're never going to find it.Th
By Tom Alleman | June 7, 2001
Well, the U.S. Supreme Court's 2000-2001 term is winding down. The court is issuing a string of vital decisions in all constitutional areas. The question for this month is whether you've
May 9, 2005
Happy 90th Birthday to Raymond A. Brown Dear Editor: Last Thursday, Raymond A. Brown celebrated his 90th birthday. Mr. Brown is the dean of the criminal defense bar in t
By Brent Gurney and Jessica Waters | September 25, 2006
With questions about lobbyists' influence over public officials rocking the nation's capital, an en banc U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit is poised this week to address
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