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NY Times Drumbeat on the March to War
The Times confesses serious errors in its reporting on alleged WMD in Iraq in the run-up to invasion. Unfortunately, it is the Washington Post which is more ho…
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Faking Sovereignty
President Bush repeated his commitment to transfer "full sovereignty" to the people of Iraq on July 1. At the same time, he stated that American mili…
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Erasing Abu Ghraib
President Bush promised to destroy Abu Ghraib, the symbol, in his words, of "death and torture" under Hussein, and "disgraceful conduct" und…
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Reply Brief
NASA filed their reply brief today (Pesonen Declaration). Sarah Givan will argue the case on June 4, 2004 before Judge Whyte at 9 am.…
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Tell Us Your Story or Just Learn More
Thanks to the excellent work of lawyers at Wheeler, Trigg & Kennedy, we’ve now convinced the court of the importance of discovery to demonstrate the actual…
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AusCERT 2004
Jennifer Granick will speak at next week's AusCERT 2004 conference in Australia. Registration is still open.…
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If the World Could Vote in November
The power of the American leader over the entire world population is quite stunning. This unhappiness with how this power has been wielded leads some in Europe…
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Illegal Art?
My column for Findlaw yesterday discusses the global intellectual property activism of Superflex, a Danish art group.…
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Threats and Torture Officially Approved
Official guidelines for interrogation permitted abuse, according to an NBC News report: The [Geneva] conventions state specifically that while being interrogat…
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Antarctica--a version of the label that Guarana Power obscures
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Guarana Power
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Opposition Filed
Third-year law student Sarah Givan drafted and filed Plaintiff's Opposition to Defendent's Motion for Summary Judgment and a Declaration in support of t…