Archive for March 2010

FREEDOM AND GUNS FOR… ALL… NONE… SOME? A viewer’s guide to McDonald v. Chicago

Mar 15th, 2010

Written by:  Jesus Miguel Palomares Researched by:  Moorisha Bey-Taylor Edited by:  Matthew Schroettnig Managing Editor:  Kirk Strohman “A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.” – Second Amendment, U.S. Constitution There are few issues in America [...]



Rebuilding and Beyond: The Role of Human Rights in Post Earthquake Haiti [Part II]

Mar 11th, 2010

Written by Stephen Robbins Edited by Daniel Kwak Researched by Stephen Robbins and Brady Iandiorio Managing Editor: Jennifer Hill Americans have donated more than one billion dollars to relief efforts in Haiti since the January 12th earthquake, with even more pouring in from around the world. Roslyn Hees from Transparency International has called this sudden [...]



Rebuilding and Beyond: The Role of Human Rights in Post-Earthquake Haiti [Part I]

Mar 2nd, 2010

This is Part I of a two-part focus on Haiti. In Part I, Stephen Robbins discusses issues from the state of affairs in Haiti before the earthquake on January 12, 2010, to international and domestic reform, to U.S. – Haiti relations, and finishes by discussing the foundation that needs to be laid for a “fresh start” to be realized. Part II will be posted on theLegality.com next week.