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...critique, the Webster report prescribes a step-by- step plan of action. Not only does it recommend redeploying police officers onto patrols, but it also calls for a community-based approach to crime fighting, a style favored by new police chief Willie Williams. Unless city officials act quickly to correct major problems identified in the report, warned Webster, "it could happen again." The bottom line: the Gates era is over at the Los Angeles Police Department...
...zeal for institutional reform, two major issues remain unaddressed--access to courts and the correct assignation of blame. In an increasingly mobile post-industrial society, there is a ubiquity of harm. The safety nets traditionally provided by family and neighborhood have been diminished to a substantial degree. The sole means of redressing grievances and for establishing a proper standard of care lies with the courts...
...would say the economic problem was made inan extensive measure back in the Reagan years," hesaid. "Bush has done nothing to correct theproblems of Reaganomics...
...story about a Department of Education investigation of Harvard Law School, statistics about the number of women and minority faculty members at the school were misstated. The correct figures are as follows: of 68 tenured or tenure-track professors at the Law School, seven are white women and five are Black...
...thought Clinton's behavior morally repugnant, Bush would have soldiered on. The President is worn and beaten. The light touch is gone. Were he on top of his game, Bush would have deflected the question of how the recession personally affected him by saying, "Well, if the polls are correct, it's about to cost...