by Ann Harrison Many people around the world borrow books and other materials from public libraries on a regular basis. Did you know that if
Category: Law
Drivers’ Tax—Will It be a Reality in Illinois?
by Bob Branco I’ve often said that our legislators, despite their serious obligations to the people of this country, do dumb things. They are either
Adoption Laws, Seeking Asylum, and Adoption
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Adoption is considered a common term in today’s world, and someone adopting a child from another country is not uncommon. Still,
Canada: Baby with Cancer Used by Father to Promote Tyranny
Is it dangerous for a baby to have a deadly disease or to have a father who is ignorant and stupid? Those who have read
Dangerous Trends, International Chicanery
by James R. Campbell Few, if any of us, can forget the massive data breech at Target stores during the 2013 holiday season. It was
How to Challenge FEMA’s Flood Zone Tax
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry FEMA is the Federal Emergency Management Agency that oversees all forms of natural disasters that occur within the United States. FEMA
Musings and Response: Gambling against Work Ethics
by James R. Campbell I thoroughly enjoyed Bob Branco’s article about Gambling that appeared on the blog last week end. He made some very good
Abortion and Informed Consent for Your Primary Choice
by Michell Spoden “We were maiming at least one woman a month,” Carol Everett, former abortion clinic operator, is quoted on abortion on The Unchoice.
Privacy Rights and Terrorism: Closing Guantanamo Bay and the Law
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Guantanamo Bay detention camp is a U.S. military prison located in a Naval Base in Cuba. It became news when it
1 Trillion Dollar Lawsuit against Mainstream Media for Staging ‘Sandy Hook’
by Gordon Jeremiah Berry Within each tragedy are many unsteady souls that seek explanations and a sense of understanding, even those who are not directly