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Airport Scuffle—Tyson Arrested

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:57:00 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Tyson was arrested after a scuffle with a photographer at the Los Angeles International Airport according to police. The incident occurred when the photographer attempted to take a picture of Tyson on Wednesday in the United Airlines terminal according to Sgt. Jim Holcomb.

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Airport Scuffle—Tyson Arrested

November 12, 2009 (by Horatio Algren) According to reports former boxer Mike Tyson was arrested after an airport scuffle.

Tyson was arrested after a scuffle with a photographer at the Los Angeles International Airport according to police. The incident occurred when the photographer attempted to take a picture of Tyson on Wednesday in the United Airlines terminal according to Sgt. Jim Holcomb.

In one reported version of the incident the photographer was said to have struck Tyson to get a reaction, and in another, the photographer stated that Tyson punched him in the face and tried to remove the film from the camera. Obviously, Los Angeles criminal defense attorneys want this case.

Tags: assault, attack, battery, black nazi, injury news, iron mike, killer, mike tyson

Iran news

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 03:35:38 GMT

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Clip Source: news.kodoom.com

Iranian military police involved in group rape

7 hours ago

Iran's Military Police

Tehran: A married woman last week accused some members of Iranian military police of participation in a group raping of her on November 4, 2009. Iran's Parliament today is said to secretly investigate these claims. A Human Rights Watch report last week also documented at least 3 cases of rape against political dissidents in Iranian prisons.

In the past, Iran's Parliament has been reluctant or unable to investigate criminal or financial matters related to the increasingly powerful Military Police and Revolutionary Guard Corp (RGC).

» This is a summary of the original feature in Farsi. To request a more extensive translation of the Farsi text, for a small fee, please contact us.

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Future world order and world parliament discussed at Bahá’í conference

Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:10:40 GMT

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Clip Source: en.unpacampaign.org

03 November 2009

it was agreed that the Coalition for the International Criminal Court is a good example to draw upon

AFEEB) on 24 and 25 October 2009 in Luxembourg discussed the future world order and global governance.

The programme included a presentation of the concept of a United Nations Parliamentary Assembly (UNPA)

Outlining the path towards a directly elected world parliament, Mr Bummel stressed the "spiritual dimension" of the efforts. "The establishment of a UN Parliamentary Assembly would represent a changed consciousness. For the first time in human history such a body would establish a direct political connection between every human being and the planet,"

Among other things Mr Billion stressed the success of the international coalition of non-governmental organizations

"new world order"

one hundred years ago, Bahá'u'lláh, the founder of the Bahá’í Faith, invoked the phrase

a world government, an elected world parliament, a binding world tribunal, and a world police force.

Tags: bahai faith, luxembourg, ngos, un, united nations parliamentary assembly, unpa, world government, world parliament, world police force, world tribunal

Lewis pleads guilty to killing Officer Cassidy

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 19:47:40 GMT

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Clip Source: www.philly.com

John "Jordan" Lewis pleaded guilty this morning to shooting and fatally wounding Philadelphia Police Officer Chuck Cassidy during a robbery on Oct. 31, 2007.

The plea came just as Lewis' trial was set begin at the Criminal Justice Center and stunned the Cassidy family as well as Lewis'.

Well....so what if Bush had done that?

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 14:20:52 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Of course it's hard to draw any kind of comparisons when speaking about the war in Afghanistan, because George W. Bush knew how to act as Commander In Chief when it came to making decisions about what his hand-picked generals were requesting. Barack Obama on the other hand doesn't know how to act as Commander In Chief when it comes to commanding the military.

There is no way to forget the daily shellacking that George W. Bush took during his entire presidency. On some days and on some issues it could get pretty horrific. The far-left fringe were relentless in their attacks and the media just fell right in line with them....and anyone was just plain dumb if they didn't believe what they were saying. George W. Bush couldn't smile without there being an ulterior motive behind it. Bush was so many things, from dumb and lazy, to a liar and conniver and even believed to be a criminal at times. No one would dream of calling Obama any kind of name....except maybe socialist. Which in some ci

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Well....so what if Bush had done that?

Imagine the outrage coming from the left if Bush had fallen so short of the targeted number of H1N1 Swine Flu vaccine dosages....like by 85 million dosages short. Imagine the outrage if Bush had condoned then House Speaker Dennis Hastert conducting closed door meetings with Republican leaders on nationalized health care, or anything for that matter, and didn't include Democrats or the American public in on the proceedings in those meetings.

Tags: bush, obama, no, comparison

What’s Likely to Happen to Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan?

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:19:19 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Perhaps what’s likely to occur, writes the Chron, is a court-martial under Article 2 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, to punish offenses allegedly committed by a man wearing a U.S. military uniform against other military personnel on a military base. The Army’s Criminal Investigation Division is responsible for recommending charges, prompting the military equivalent of a grand jury, known as an Article 32 hearing, where both prosecutors and defense can present evidence.

Those results would be reviewed by the base commander, who would decide whether to convene a court-martial. The 12-person jury would be composed of officers higher in rank than Hasan " lieutenant colonels and above.

Lead Writer Ashby Jones
The Wall Street Journal's Law Blog

Before becoming a journalist, he worked as a litigator at a large law firm and clerked for a federal judge.

Clip Source: blogs.wsj.com

The future indeed looks grim for Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, the accused Fort Hood gunman, who last week opened fire in a processing center on the base, killing 13. Hasan was injured by gunfire, but remains alive and under heavy guard at Fort Sam Houston. That means, of course, Hasan will presumably be prosecuted for his actions.

But what will the legal proceedings look like for Hasan? The Houston Chronicle attempts to answer the question in a story out Monday.

A key question concerning Hasan’s fate hinges on whether civilian prosecutors conclude he was part of a terrorist plot that might justify moving his case into the federal criminal courts under U.S. anti-terrorism laws. If prosecutors, on the other hand, determine that Hasan acted alone, he could face the death penalty in a military court-martial.

Tags: lone killer or part of terrorist plot, mass murderer, media political correctness, military tribunal or criminal court?, nidal hasan

You couldn't make this up if you were Stephen King!!!

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 00:04:41 GMT

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clipper's remarks: ACORN is a criminal organization.
Anyone assisting ACORN is aiding and abetting. Prosecute under RICO and election funds fraud and do it NOW.!!!!!!

Clip Source: www.americanthinker.com

Whitewashing ACORN

Thomas Lifson

Deeply disturbing evidence has surfaced that a cover-up may be underway, protecting ACORN from prosecution for misbehavior in California. Andrew Breitbart's BigGovernment.com publishes audio excerpts of a talk given by ACORN spokesman David Lagstein to the East County Democrat Club in El Cajon, CA, suggesting the fix is in.

Lagstein notes that the Attorney General is a "political animal." He states that he has been in communication with Brown's office and assures the crowd that "the fault WILL be found with the people that did the video - not ACORN."

You can listen to the clips yourself at BigGovernment.

Has Governor Moonbeam morphed into AG ACORN?

November 11, 2009

Nancy Pelosi: buy a $15,000 policy or go to jail

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 18:44:51 GMT

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Clip Source: www.examiner.com

Nancy Pelosi’s health care bill: buy a $15,000 policy or go to jail

The health care bill just passed by the House has a surprise for younger Americans who may want to avoid the expense of extensive health coverage, either buy the Democrat version of insurance or go to jail for 5 years.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi
(AP Photo/Harry Hamburg)

A letter from the non-partisan Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) obtained by the office of Republican House member Dave Camp confirmed that the failure to comply with the individual mandate to buy health insurance contained in the Pelosi health care bill (H.R. 3962, as amended) could land you behind bars.

The letter says that citizens don’t have “acceptable health insurance coverage” and who choose not to pay the individual mandate tax (generally 2.5% of income), can be slapped with civil and criminal penalties, including criminal fines of up to $250,000 five years in jail.

Tags: healthcare, politics

Fort Hood 'ticking timebomb' shooter

Wed, 11 Nov 2009 01:21:28 GMT

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clipper's remarks: Major Abu Nidal remains in under armed guard and in a coma amid the FBI probe into the killing of 13 and the wounding of 31 at the US army base.

On Sunday an ashen-faced and paranoid-looking ex-President Bush toured the camp, muttering incoherently and barking orders as if he was still in charge.

General Colon Bowel is on a phishing trip somewhere near the Azores.

Clip Source: www.thespoof.com

Fort Hood 'ticking timebomb' shooter: the George W Bush connection

Texas - (Freudian Flip): The Fort Hood shrink was on the mental health certification panel that passed Bush's 1994 Texas gubernatorial Pioneer funraisers as 'clinically sane', according to reports.

Cocaine, organised crime and mental retardation....

And Pentagon Bonesmen colleagues - who erased George W Bush's criminal records - may have also helped fake Major 'Abu Nidal' Malik Hasan's psychiatric qualifications.

This week FBI agents probing the Major's background will lay bare Yale University's Skull 'N' Bones Society alumni records.

These are believed to show Bonesmen were involved in eradicating all references to cocaine, organised crime and mental retardation from Bush's CV.

Also in the FBI frame is First Earth Battalion founder and Men Who Stare At Goats nutter General Albert Stubblebine III.

Tags: fort hood, george w bush, satire

Ex-cop gets 30 years and his badge destroyed

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:42:12 GMT

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Clip Source: www.philly.com

A corrupt former Philadelphia cop who used his badge to rob drug dealers was sentenced yesterday to 30 years in a federal lockup.

In a letter read to the court before sentencing, Police Commissioner Charles H. Ramsey said that Malik Snell's criminal acts had so tarnished the badge that he wore for 12 years that it would be removed from service and destroyed.

CFM Management Case Study | City of Tucson and SmeadSoft

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:04:27 GMT

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clipper's remarks: How the City of Tucson effectively manages case files for 50,000 criminal cases each year.

Clip Source: www.smeadsoft.com

SmeadSoft Paper Recordkeeping® for Case File Management (CFM) helps Revolutionize Tucson Prosecutor’s Office

The City Prosecutor’s Office in Tucson, Arizona has the serious task of overseeing roughly 50,000 misdemeanor criminal cases each year. Their team of 80 staffers, comprised of half attorneys and half support staff, physically handle many of these case files each day as the cases move continuously through the criminal justice system.

Tags: cfm management

Criminal Case Management Success Stories | SmeadSoft

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 23:01:11 GMT

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clipper's remarks: How innovative jurisdictions are more effectively managing the movement of records throughout criminal justice proceedings.

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Criminal Case Management: Case Studies

SmeadSoft Paper Recordkeeping® helps Revolutionize Tucson Prosecutor’s Office
The City Prosecutor’s Office in Tucson, Arizona has the serious task of overseeing roughly 50,000 misdemeanor criminal cases each year. Their team of 80 staffers, comprised of half attorneys and half support staff, physically handle many of these case files each day as the cases move continuously through the criminal justice system. A six-member file room team is responsible for locating criminal case management files daily for 14 assigned courtrooms.

Tags: criminal case management

final cut 3

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 06:32:08 GMT

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Clip Source: www.themoviequotes.com

Sutler: My fellow Englishmen: tonight our country, that which we stand for, and all we hold dear, faces a grave and terrible threat. This violent and unparalleled assault on our security will not go undefended... or unpunished. Our enemy is an insidious one, seeking to divide us and destroy the very foundation of our great nation. Tonight, we must remain steadfast. We must remain determined. But most of all, we must remain united.

Closing Credits Music Voiceover - Male: Concerning non-violence: It is criminal to teach man not to defend himself when he is the constant victim of brutal attacks.

Closing Credits Music Voiceover - Female: Sex and Race, because they are easy, visible differences, have been the primary ways of organising human beings into superior and inferior groups and into the cheap labour on which this system still depends. We are talking about a society in which there will be no roles other than those chosen, or those earned. We are really talking about Humanism.

An opportunity to look in the mirror, to more clearly see America

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 01:22:43 GMT

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clipper's remarks: A look at the make-up of the US prison population and justice system more generally. Who really is being served by this ongoing situation?

Clip Source: fabiusmaximus.wordpress.com

With approximately 2.3 million people in prison or jail, the United States incarcerates more people than any other country in the world — by far. Our per capita rate is six times greater than Canada’s, eight times greater than France’s, and twelve times greater than Japan’s. Here, at least, we are an undisputed world leader; we have a 40 percent lead on our closest competitors — Russia and Belarus.

The very fact that the US record is so much worse than that of the rest of the world should tell us that we are doing something wrong, and the sheer waste of public dollars and human lives should impel us toward reform. But as the authors of these three books make clear, we will not understand the problem fully until we candidly confront the fact that our criminal justice system would not be tolerable to the majority if its impact were felt more broadly by the general population, and not concentrated on the most deprived among us.

Tags: fabius maximus, prison, race, usa

YOUNG OFFENDERS LOCKED UP FOR LIFE

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 00:44:27 GMT

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clipper's remarks: IS LIFE WITHOUT PAROLE CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT FOR JUVENILE OFFENDERS CONVICTED OF NON-HOMICIDE CRIMES,

Clip Source: roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com

Young Offenders Locked Up for Life

Terrance Graham, left, at 15 in 2002. He was sentenced to life in prison at 17 for a home invasion robbery. Joe Sullivan, right, at 31 in June 2007. He was convicted at 13 for rape and sentenced in 1989 to life in prison.

Is life without parole cruel and unusual punishment for juvenile offenders convicted of non-homicide crimes?

Marc Mauer of the Sentencing Project and Kent Scheidegger of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation are debating this question today on Room for Debate.

This morning, the Supreme Court hears arguments on the cases of Terrance Graham and Joe Sullivan, two prisoners in Florida who were sentenced to life without possibility of parole for crimes they committed as minors. In 2005, the court ruled that the Eighth Amendment’s ban on “cruel and unusual punishment” prohibited the execution of juvenile offenders. Does sentencing a teenager to die in prison for crimes in which no one was killed also violate the Eighth Amendment?

Tags: life, without, parole