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If I could change one thing about the way America is fighting terrorism, it would be the seeming inability to grasp the difference between lawful and unlawful combatants. Failing to keep
By William Robertson | April 23, 2007
Here's some sobering news for U.S. charities: While more than 90 percent of Americans donated money to charity in the past year, just one in 10 "strongly agrees that charitable organizat
By Aziz Huq | January 16, 2006
It was disturbing enough when Congress restricted the habeas rights of Guant�namo Bay detainees in December. But now President George W. Bush is trying to apply the legislation retroacti
By Doug Kendall | December 1, 2008
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By Timothy J. Heaphy | January 22, 2007
Perhaps in an effort to provide some institutional reform in the wake of last year's page scandal, the House of Representatives on Friday voted to expand the membership of the board that
By Lawrence J. Siskind | January 29, 2007
Charles "Cully" Stimson, deputy assistant secretary of defense for detainee affairs, ignited a firestorm when he condemned some of the nation's most prestigious law firms for representin
By Ilya Shapiro | November 17, 2008
The new Supreme Court term is so far more notable for cases denied review than those actually on the argument calendar, and it has otherwise been overshadowed by both the election
By William W. Bedsworth | February 25, 2008
I must admit I was startled. I had not expected to see a gorilla when I left the golf course. And I certainly hadn't expected to be within 20 feet of one.(1)/s
By Deborah Jeffrey | August 6, 2007
The North Carolina State Bar's Disciplinary Hearing Commission has done the legal profession a great service. It has not simply disbarred Mike Nifong but has also given us a nuanced explanatio
By Sheila M. Harvey | June 6, 2006
Ramsay D. Potts, a nationally ranked amateur tennis player for most of his long life, always attacked the ball with vigor and intensity. But even as he walloped the ball, somehow he made
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