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6721 Death penalty and Max -- rank: 72

... case was an affluent white man who fully supported the police and prosecutors--so much so that he virtually slit his

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Author:	Paul Henry Rosenberg
Date:	Sun Mar 7 14:58:50 PST 1999

6722 Death Penalty: 49-51 -- rank: 72

On Friday, March 5, 1999 at 17:04:57 (-0500) Greg Nowell writes: >To loosely borrow Plato's metaphor, if my mind were a >parliament, 49% of the voting representatives be >pro-death penalty, 51% would be against. And to borrow >from my classics professor, who made the simple but >profound ...

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Author:	William S. Lear
Date:	Fri Mar 5 15:20:48 PST 1999

6723 Death Penalty: 49-51 -- rank: 72

To loosely borrow Plato's metaphor, if my mind were a parliament, 49% of the voting representatives be pro-death penalty, 51% would be against. And to borrow from my classics professor, who made the simple but profound point that any public policy issue can be broken down into the "practical ...

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Author:	Greg Nowell
Date:	Fri Mar 5 14:04:57 PST 1999

6724 Outlaw the Nazis and KKK ! -- rank: 72

_______________________________________________________________ The Internet Anti-Fascist: Tuesday, 2 March 99 Vol. 3, Number 17 (#226) ______________________________________________________________________ FASCIST PROPAGANDA ON THE NET: THE S.P.L.C. REPORT by tallpaul The article below, citing Southern Poverty Law Center statistics on hate groups using the internet, provides quantified proof of what we've been saying ...

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Author:	Charles Brown
Date:	Wed Mar 3 08:22:21 PST 1999

6725 Death Penalty -- rank: 72

... hadn't seen anything, but only went along because of police pressure. The police didn't bother to investigate, using only the testimony of ...

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Author:	Hep Ingham
Date:	Tue Mar 2 16:15:16 PST 1999

6726 war resisters in serbia, Pt. 1. -- rank: 72

***************************************************************************** *********** This article was first published in the 'NO WAR BUT THE CLASS WAR' DISCUSSION BULLETIN which can be found at http://www.hrc.wmin.ac.uk/guest/radical/ESKOSOVO.HTM Introduction The sudden appearance of working class resistance to the war effort in central Serbia in late May should be ...

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Author:	rc-am
Date:	Fri Jun 18 23:37:18 PDT 1999

6727 Fwd: 1999-06-07 Report from Elie Wiesel on Visits with Kosovar Refugees -- rank: 72

[from the master of highly selective sympathy....] Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 15:57 -0400 From: The White House <Publications-Admin at Pub.Pub.WhiteHouse.Gov> To: Public-Distribution at Pub.Pub.WhiteHouse.Gov Subject: 1999-06-07 Report from Elie Wiesel on Visits with Kosovar Refugees Keywords: Eastern-Europe ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Fri Jun 11 08:03:34 PDT 1999

6728 Comparing the Clinton regime to the Stalin regime -- rank: 72

... of Lenin, Stalin and Mao. > >I entirely agree that secret police have no place in my utopia, and that >the brutal ...

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Author:	Jacob Segal
Date:	Thu Jun 10 12:10:29 PDT 1999

6729 Crime and Incarceration rates -- rank: 72

Most states do not require mandatory e-coding (external cause of injury) on records for emergency room, in/out patient hospital/clinic, or physician office visits. Unless the surveillance data are e-coded, health care resource and expenditure data (especially emergency department) on intentional violence are probably the worst sources imaginable ...

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Author:	Fellows, Jeffrey
Date:	Mon Jun 7 10:30:26 PDT 1999

6730 Crime and Incarceration rates -- rank: 72

... scientific survey of persons, and the second is based on police reports. The latter would obviously have all kinds of very ... Survey (NCVS), is done > through statistical > sampling rather than through police reports. Rates of > reporting (or > conviction) thus aren't really ...

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Author:	Max Sawicky
Date:	Mon Jun 7 09:58:03 PDT 1999

6731 Crime and Incarceration rates -- rank: 72

... of > crime in the US even gets reported to the police. For some crimes (like FYI: I believe that the justice ... Survey (NCVS), is done through statistical sampling rather than through police reports. Rates of reporting (or conviction) thus aren't really ...

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Author:	Marco Anglesio
Date:	Mon Jun 7 09:25:22 PDT 1999

6732 Fisk - so we've won? -- rank: 72

... Russian force in Kosovo and ensuring the withdrawal of Serb police and troops. Nato, after its failure to crush a country ...

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Author:	Doug Henwood
Date:	Sat Jun 5 10:22:45 PDT 1999

6733 ERROR: Account closed. -- rank: 72

... by no means be limited to "civilian" review of >> the police). The 2nd Amendment could be construed as a legal weapon ... more armed agents than the FBI), or >> your "professionalized" local police. >> --C. G. Estabrook >I've resisted weighing in on

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Author:	James L Westrich II
Date:	Wed Jun 2 05:26:59 PDT 1999

6734 gun control -- rank: 72

... by no means be limited to "civilian" review of > the police). The 2nd Amendment could be construed as a legal weapon ... more armed agents than the FBI), or > your "professionalized" local police. > --C. G. Estabrook I've resisted weighing in on this ...

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Author:	Michael Hoover
Date:	Tue Jun 1 16:19:17 PDT 1999

6735 News and Notes this weekend, -- rank: 72

... From the Stödgruppen Mumia Abu-Jamal, Stockholm: So The World Police and Fire Games are finally here... NATO Missiles' Legacy in ...

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Author:	Marko Ajdaric
Date:	Sat Jul 24 03:11:25 PDT 1999