0 comments
This Wednesday, the Washington State House of Representatives passed a gay marriage bill, that had already passed in the Senate, by a vote of 55-43. Governor Chis Gregoire is expected to sign it into law within five days. The
outcome of the vote was allegedly uncertain due to [...]
I am no fan of country music, but I never felt the need to shoot someone over it, but it appears that someone did feel that need. Last week William Henry Oller, Sr., 70, allegedly shot his son William Carr Oller Jr., 50, over his son’s karaoke [...]
Occupy Oakland Attacks City, Embraces Violent Tactics
Over the weekend, Occupy Oakland protestors attempted a takeover of a vacant building, which they planned to repurpose as a ”social center, convergence center and headquarters of the Occupy Oakland movement.” Some time after the attempted takeover, protestors also broke into City Hall, smashed display [...]
Legal Masterminds: Current U.S. Supreme Court Justices
This post is the fifth in a series of posts about the current U.S. Supreme Court Justices.
Stephen G. Breyer was appointed to the Court by President Bill Clinton in 1994. Although he clerked for a Supreme Court Justice, Arthur Goldberg in 1964, he [...]
Voters in Oklahoma passed a constitutional amendment in 2010, called the Save Our State Amendment, which would prohibit Oklahoma courts from looking to international or Sharia Law in reaching its decisions.
Eventhough the amendment was initially passed in 2010, it has been in the news lately because The U.S. [...]
