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Monday, April 18, 2005 |
Supreme Court to tackle two more cases
TChris at TalkLeft has two good posts about cases that the Supreme Court agreed to hear today.
- Religion v. Drug Laws - about Hoasca Tea (used in ceremonies of the O Centro Espirita Beneficients Uniao Do Vegetal church). It has some impact on the Controlled Substances Act. Note: SCOTUS Blog has some excellent background on the Hoasca Tea case.
- Supreme Court Tackles Consent to Search Issue. If you refuse consent to search your apartment, but your roommate agrees?
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Interview questions we should hear more often...
In today's get underground reporter Jake McGee asked Ralph Nader:
Do you think John Walters [ONDCP "Drug Czar"] is insane?
Now personally, I think the answer is "No. Walters knows what he's doing."
However, I think the question is particularly good in that it's polite. It's a nice thing to do -- asking if insanity might be an explanation for his actions -- rather than immediately jumping to the only other possibility: that he's a corrupt liar and a destructive force in American life who is only interested in furthering a special interest polital agenda, even at the expense of the lives of some of the most vulnerable in our society.
Yes, it's a polite question.
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