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Cases and Controversies

The law affects virtually every facet of our lives, in our workplaces and our homes, from global transactions to the most intimate relationships. Every day courts interpret existing laws, legislatures draft new ones, and the rest of us try to make sense
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The New Breast Cancer Screening Recommendations, Women of Color and Where We Get Our Research

Nov 18, 2009
The new rules on breast cancer screening put out by the United States Preventive Taskforce caught my attention as I was driving home Monday because I should have had my mammogram screening eight months ago. I have been purposely avoiding it. So the...

Reducing Mercury Emissions From Coal-Fired Power Plants: Yes We Can (And Could Have, Years Ago)

Oct 26, 2009
Three recent developments in the saga of efforts to regulate mercury emissions from coal-fired utilities are significant. Early last week, Michigan became the twenty-third state to require coal-fired utilities within its jurisdiction to reduce their...

Mr. Obama, please keep the only remaining Uighur in Guantanamo, at least until January

Oct 20, 2009
Apparently, there are only a few Uighur remaining in Guantanamo.  The Obama administration has managed to resettle all the others in different countries.  A monumental constitutional decision depends on the administration’s decision to keep the...

EPA Touts Remedy That Leaves Fish Off LA Coast Contaminated with DDT and PCBs for Years

Oct 16, 2009
With some fanfare, the EPA announced last week that it has selected a cleanup strategy for the Palos Verdes Shelf (PVS) Superfund Site off the coast of southern California – an area that has been termed “ the world’s largest DDT dump.” The EPA...

International Justice Update

Oct 14, 2009
With this posting I hope to start a periodic series reflecting on developments in the area of international justice, particularly as it relates to Africa.  As some of you may know, I am currently living in Nairobi, and thus am immersing myself into...


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