My wife and I attended the Occupy Lansing demonstration at Michigan’s state capitol building on the 15th of this month. It was remarkable for the intelligence and civility on display. Contrary to the criticism of some writers in the Lansing State Journal, that this demonstration and its Occupy Wall Street counterparts in other cities are without [...]
Entries Tagged as 'law'
The Challenge of Occupy Lansing
October 16th, 2011 · No Comments · law, Politics and Social Issues
Tags:Banking·Corporate Greed·dissent·dissentdecree·law·Occupy·Occupy Lansing·Occupy Wall Street·outrage·politics
A Legal Mind-set
July 24th, 2011 · No Comments · Editorial, law, media, Politics and Social Issues
Recent articles in the Lansing State Journal told of lawsuits filed by Cooley Law School against a New York law firm and several bloggers. Cooley says it is defending its reputation in light of allegations that it has an excessive number of students defaulting on their student loans, an unusually high dropout rate and that it has [...]
Tags:Cooley Law School·dissent·dissent decree·dissentdecree·economy·Editorial·Lansing State Journal·law·law school·legal issues·Meaning·media·politics
Peace, Love, Lock and Load
August 21st, 2010 · 2 Comments · Art, Editorial, Images, law, Politics and Social Issues
Governor Bobby Jindal of Louisiana, this July (2010), signed the so called “gun-in-church” law. According to the New Orleans Times-Picayune the governor signed House Bill 1272 which allows Louisiana citizens, holding concealed weapons permits, to carry loaded weapons into churches, mosques and synagogues. No doubt this will help them reflect upon peace, love and the [...]
Tags:ccw·church·concealed weapons·dissent·dissent decree·dissentdecree·guns·illustration·Jesus·law·peace·politics
Making Free Speech Free
January 31st, 2010 · 2 Comments · Design and Communication, Editorial, law, media, Politics and Social Issues
The recent decision by the United States Supreme Court, in the case of “Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission,” allows corporations and unions to spend unlimited amounts of money to promote political candidates, parties and causes. This effectively nullifies Democracy as we once thought of it. The individual or small business that can only afford [...]
Tags:dissent·dissent decree·dissentdecree·law·Meaning·media·outrage·politics·Supreme Court

