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Friday, April 27
Carol Lam wins another one
by
margieburns
on Fri 27 Apr 2007 03:53 PM EDT
Much has been made of Carol Lam’s favorable reputation in public corruption cases, and by all accounts – including off-the-record comments -- rightly so. Lam was recently characterized at a congressional hearing as the foremost prosecutor in the country in regard to public corruption. But it looks as though Lam’s office also moved forcefully against other powerful entities as well as against public officials. On Friday, April 20
How to find the missing emails
by
margieburns
on Fri 20 Apr 2007 03:41 PM EDT
There is no such thing as a missing email. [With grateful thanks to a friend, for passing along the reminder re ‘whois’:]
The e-mails were sent on e-mail accounts run by the Republican National Committee. The RNC is claiming that many, if not all, of the e-mails subpoenaed by the Congress may have been deleted. Keep looking. Here's how:
Wednesday, April 18
His buying a gun was a danger sign, too -- and the next danger is copycatting
by
margieburns
on Wed 18 Apr 2007 06:29 AM EDT
The sad young man whom nobody noticed has certainly taken his revenge. The receding fellow feeling suffered inwardly by Mr. Cho at Virginia Tech can only be imagined or reconstructed from his writings at this point, but the harm done to thirty-two other families of the slain, to the wounded and their families, and to his own family, is tragically apparent. According to yesterday’s television news reports including a touching interview with the family’s mailman, 23-year-old Cho Seung-Hui came from a quiet family and a quiet neighborhood, in a quiet northern Wednesday, April 11
FEINGOLD INTRODUCES BILL TO END U.S. MILITARY INVOLVEMENT IN IRAQ
by
margieburns
on Wed 11 Apr 2007 04:19 PM EDT
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