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Murder, USA: Is It Really As Bad As We Think?
by E. L. Core
Murder rates have fallen dramatically.
Tag: "murder"
The Mark of Cain: Healing in the Fire, Part 4
by Mark Davis Pickup
Click for: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 In the initial few months after my father’s death I was in a haze of grief. The remainder of winter and early Spring were spent dazed, going through the motions of daily life on automatic pilot. It was the Catholic priest, Father Lynch, who consoled me. My father’s Protestant Church […]
First Comes the Theory, Then the Practice: Why Academic Writing is Not Innocent
by J.C. von Krempach, J.D.
Francesca Minerva and Alberto Giubilini, who wrote in an “academic” paper that killing newborn babies should be as permissible as abortion, say that they have received death threats. Death threats are not the right way to respond to intellectual aberrations, however obscene they may be. On the other hand, Minerva and Giubilini should not reverse […]
When “Not Guilty” Seems to be a Travesty
by Ken Connor
Casey Anthony’s acquittal of the killing of her precious child, Caylee, has shocked the nation. Many who watched the trial on TV – and who were not constrained from taking into account inadmissible evidence, the punditry of various talking heads, or the overwhelming public sentiment against Ms. Anthony – have been critical of the jury’s […]
