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The ruling handed down today in Perry vs. Schwarzenegger will likely become a seminal case for future case involving same sex marriage. Federal Judge Vaughn Walker found Proposition 8 unconstitutional violating both the Due Process and Equal Protection clauses of the U.S. Constitution. Read the rest of this entry »

As a prosecutor working exclusively in juvenile court I handle a fair number of cases arising from incidents that either occurred at school or some action at school caused a problem outside school. Which is logical since children spend a great deal of time being transported to and from school,  during the school day and involved in extracurricular activities. I also have, and exercise my discretion regarding which cases to pursue and which to let go. Unfortunately common sense didn’t prevail in the “Great Nugget Caper”. Read the rest of this entry »

Roman Polanski a fugitive from justice since he ran away prior to sentencing in 1978 for having sex with a CHILD. Will escape justice yet again. Swiss authorities have declined to extradite him to the United States. Switzerland is apparently the new France. Read the rest of this entry »

Britain’s Supreme Court has ruled that homosexuality may be used as a reason for seeking asylum in the United Kingdom. The ruling underscored that the right of a homosexual individual to be themselves or not to have to deny their sexuality is a fundamental right. Read the rest of this entry »

Imagine the horror and shame teenager Tina Anderson felt after being raped by a member of her church, not once BUT twice. When Anderson became pregnant after the second rape she came forward and told her mother; who in turn told their church pastor.  Read the rest of this entry »

The United States Supreme Court took the easy way out in United States v. Stevens by hiding behind the First Amendment, when the Court decided that “animal snuff” films are protected speech. Read the rest of this entry »

When taking about Supreme Court Justices who should receive praise for socially progressive statements or decisions, Antonin Scalia is not the first name that come to mind. Read the rest of this entry »