Litigate against litigators to curb misleading suits
Our view argues for a class action against attorneys who push baseless claims such as health risks from silicone implants and asbestos. It notes Johns Hopkins radiology findings showing few X rays linked to asbestos, questions paid expert testimony, and calls for ethics policing, legislative caps, and prosecution of malpractice.
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Salem
Johns Hopkins University
Academic Radiology Journal
American College of Radiology
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center
Denver
Rand Corporation
Johns Hopkins
Congress
Conservatives panic over gay marriage and court stripping
Stephen Chapman argues that conservatives overreact to Massachusetts approving same sex marriage. They pursue remedies like a federal Marriage Protection Act and DOMA safeguards, risking broad constitutional damage. He warns court stripping could erode judicial review and set dangerous precedents, urging restraint and tolerance.
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Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Bay State
America
Bush
Senate
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
House Judiciary Committee
James Sensenbrenner
Hawaii
Trent Lott
DOMA
Rehnquist Supreme Court
al Sharpton
University of Chicago
Cass Sunstein
Chapman
The
Chicago Tribune
Public Forum Urges Morality Over Family Values
A reader from Gardendale laments America’s moral direction in this election year. He contrasts Bush and Kerry on religion and abortion, cites personal experience across states, and urges candidates to discuss morality aligned with God’s laws. He warns that humbling before God could heal the land or doom America.
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White House
George Bush
Bill Clinton
John Kerry
United States
Provo
Utah
Missouri
Maryland
Washington
D.C
Texas
Habbakuk
Israel
Odessa
Midland
America
A. R. Chasteen
Gardendale
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