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There is no such thing as justice on the cheap; the attempt to provide the poor with "cheap" justice necessarily cheapens justice for all

18 hours ago ago from Covenant Zone

Michael Coren is a smart guy; yes, some of the things he says get my blood pressure up because he has a habit of playing devil's advocate with his guests and thus, in apparent seriousness, logically controverts positions he has previously adamantly held. But still, he says a lot of wise things. Yet I just watched a youtube of his recent discussion of the Alberta Court's decision on the Stephen Boissoin/Alberta "Human Rights" Commission case ...

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Drug Dealers Use Child Care as Front

17 hours ago ago from War On You: Breaking Alternative News

Source: JSOnline More than a dozen Wisconsin child-care centers that reaped millions of dollars in state subsidies have had close ties to drug-dealing operations, including big-time crime bosses, a Journal Sentinel investigation has found. The newspaper identified 16 child-care centers with recent connections to drug operations, and the number is likely much higher. Those 16 alone have collected more than $8.5 million in public ...

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Happy Bill of Rights Day

20 hours ago ago from one small voice

Today is Bill of Rights Day, so it's an appropriate time to reflect on the first ten amendments to the Constitution Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. A well regulated militia, being necessary to ...

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Evelyn Pringle writes in truthout

19 hours ago ago from PharmaGossip

US Kids Represent Psychiatric Drug Goldmine Prescriptions for psychiatric drugs increased 50 percent with children in the US, and 73 percent among adults, from 1996 to 2006, according to a study in the May/June 2009 issue of the journal Health Affairs. Another study in the same issue of Health Affairs found spending for mental health care grew more than 30 percent over the same ten-year period, with almost all of the increase due to ...

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Wrong man jailed in drug case Columbus resident

18 hours ago ago from northcoastNOW.com

Wrong man jailed in drug case Columbus resident Matthew Keefer, wrongly accused of trafficking in drugs, spent 21 hours just after Thanksgiving in a Franklin County jail. The 26-year-old father of two said he has since been told he was indicted by a Medina County grand jury and subsequently was arrested Nov. 27 in Columbus on a warrant for felony drug trafficking. A record [...]

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