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...case] brought about a national civics lesson on distrusting the police and the prosecutors when they rush to judgment," said Dershowitz, who spoke from his office where he watched the conclusion of the trial on TV--while members of the news media looked...
Everyone who has listened to even a portion of the hearings should be appalled and frightened. One message is coming through loud and clear; these were not the actions of any reasonable government. There was an utter lack of judgment on the part of those who call themselves professionals from the very beginning to the very end of the siege...
...order to regain its legitimacy, the FBI needs to flush out those who have shown they have no common sense and even less good judgment. The member of the bureau who changed the orders into a direct violation of policy should be fired, if that name will ever come to light. Any other agents who approved the violation should likewise be dismissed...
...proposal agreed upon yesterday reads: "Teaching fellows and other structural support staff are expected to attend lecturers of the courses in which they are employed unless, in the judgment of the courses head, the nature of their work for the course does not depend on their attendance at the lectures," the amendment reads...
...based on a single rule: the balloon that travels the farthest wins. Following that canon has led many daring pilots over the years to risk their lives, and sometimes to lose them. Tragedy, when it occurs, usually boils down to collision with one of three things: bad weather, bad judgment or bad luck. In 1923 five balloonists were struck by lightning and killed in Europe. But during the 89-year history of this race, no balloon had ever fallen victim to deliberate human aggression...