Presumption of innocence
Ei incumbit probatio qui dicit, non qui negat.1“The burden of proof rests on who asserts, not on who denies.” In the United States of America, any p...
Author: Kenneth Ballard
Mirandizing terrorists
When you are arrested and taken into custody by a law enforcement officer, the Courts are your last safeguard with regard to your rights. The Court applies the ...
Elena Kagan
As an attorney, Elena Kagan, currently the Solicitor General of the United States, has a distinguished and accomplished career. However she does not have any ex...
Revoking citizenship
Citizenship of any nation is not something to be taken lightly. It becomes part of who you are, as you have shown a commitment to living under the laws of that ...
Caveat emptor, to the tune of $18,000
Article: "Family, Verizon far apart over nearly $18,000 phone bill" Last year there was the story of a cell phone bill that ran… get this…...
National Day of Prayer
There has been much fallout recently regarding recent rulings by Federal Courts regarding the National Day of Prayer. I recently had a small, but well-meaning d...
Are bigger families more environmentally friendly?
Certainly an interesting question, and a point presented in the article “Big Families are the New Green“, Simcha Fisher, published on the web site F...
A family practice in Oregon
On March 2, 2008, a 15-month old infant named Ava Pauline Worthington succumbed to bacterial pneumonia. Ava’s parents are Carl and Raylene Worthington. Ra...
Abortion targets African Americans?
It sure does… if you ignore all numbers relevant to the argument and focus instead only on one: African American women obtain about 37% of abortions compa...