…previously. We won’t know for a while, with billions at risk, and the docs at risk for civil and criminal actions. Third, THE BIGGEST PROBLEM, EMRs just do not seem…

…most other aspects of the Obama presidency. Policies on civil liberties are essentially the same as they were under GW. The “good war” in Afghanistan is still going on, and…

…have remained focused on the brutal civil war in Syria, the story of Bahrain’s popular, largely nonviolent uprising has largely been limited to scattered coverage and wire service roundups. Thankfully,…

…by civil servants at the Treasury Ministry and included no significant changes. Wren-Lewis knows how to identify the policy making establishment in Europe (also including the UK). He notes that…

…in Lower Manhattan yesterday boiled down to this: Is a law authorizing the indefinite military detention of American citizens with only the barest recourse to civil courts constitutional? The lawsuit…

…constraints on corporate power, civil rights, and economic protections for the downtrodden have become complacent, and we are now reaping the bitter harvest of our neglect. Many of these protections…

…staff re-stated the Commission’s long-standing position (affirmed in several Supreme Court decisions) that meritorious private lawsuits are an important supplement to civil and criminal law-enforcement actions. Such private actions are…

…civil liberties as they are actually experienced by, say, human beings? I responded: There are limits to what Congress can do in the name of the Commerce Clause, but because…

…that criminal and civil tax evasion will be missed, because there are so few audits (only 1% audited annually) or that even compliant taxpayers will start to take their chances…

…about ways to strengthen Social Security and Medicare. That’s precisely why we’re launching ‘You’ve Earned a Say.’ We are interested in hearing from all sides and having civil discourse on…