…really made yet. The first question is whether this crime falls into the category of “impeachable offenses,” particularly as it was defined during the 1990s. My answer is that I’m…

…capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury,… nor be deprived of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; It’s all…

…not have reliable data on the many important indicators of the health of the economy, from housing and health to crime, employment and the environment. A spokesman for Duncan declined…

…by an outrageous federal “jurisdictional” statute enacted in 1996 and signed by Clinton just before his reelection bid to fend off soft-on-crime accusations, that in a juggernaut led by Anthony…

…presumed victim of a crime exercises deadly force against the attacker that the 2nd best response to the arriving cops is “I was in fear for my life” (the 1st…

…and tax will continue to leave more and more of our citizens underprivileged, hungry, lacking in education, and turning to whatever avenue for changing their lives remains open (including crime)….

…a variety of ways: for example, workers may withdraw from the labor market and maintain themselves through crime or in the underground economy; they may become homeless and beg for…

…still appointing federal judges whose main credential is a history as a prosecutor or some other tough-on-crime, pro-police background–he hasn’t noticed that this no longer appeals even to Republicans, at…

…“Balzac, who famously wrote that “behind every fortune lies a great crime,” lived in a world the vast majority of us would not want to see recur, a world in…

…could do to reduce drug use and crime… I don’t know the extent of the Fed’s bank supervisory powers , but I think they could make an impact with some…