Opinion Forum

Color Me Happy

May 3rd, 2011

By Nancy Morgan Color me happy. For the first time in over 10 years, crowds of Americans are waving flags and singing the Star Spangled Banner, celebrating an American victory — the death of bin Laden. Who’d a thunk? Just when I felt progressives had succeeded in turning America into a self-loathing, guilt ridden, multicultural […]

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Tags: death, justice, killing, Navy Seals, Osama bin Laden, presidential, pride
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Justice to Appease

December 1st, 2010

By R.B. Parrish We usually depict Justice as blindfolded, but we never show her as deaf; we know that she — and prosecutors — sometimes dance to the tune of the mob. A few years ago in an eastern city activists demanded action after police had been unable to stop a rash of assaults against […]

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Tags: assault, DNA, Duke lacrosse, false charge, intimidation, justice, Nifong, rape
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Justice and the Death Penalty

May 6th, 2010

By Tom Carter Raymond Towler was convicted of a heinous crime in Ohio in 1981. It was the kind of crime many believe justifies the death penalty. In Towler’s case, however, he was given a life sentence. Now, through the work of the Ohio Innocence Project, DNA evidence has proved that he was innocent — […]

Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: death penalty, DNA, exonerate, innocent, justice, Ohio, Raymond Towler
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Multiculturalism in Action

February 22nd, 2010

By Brianna Aubin “All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.” Of course, that was said back in the good old days, when people were simply oblivious to evil. Today I’m not sure that even Edmund Burke would quite understand the idea of a culture that, through the […]

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Tags: culture, death penalty, justice, Law, multiculturalism, Muslim
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Coming to a City Near You?

November 14th, 2009

By Larry Ennis The Attorney General set a thought-provoking precedent today when he announced his intention to transfer some of the terrorists being held in Cuba as military prisoners to a jail in New York and try them in a civilian court. This particular group of killers includes Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, thought to be the […]

Articles written by Larry Ennis
Tags: justice, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, terrorism, Timmothy McVeigh, trials
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