Since it might be unsuccessful in denying Jamie Leigh Jones her access to the courts, I suppose it's not surprising that KBR has tried floating some of the smears against her that it apparently believes wouldn't withstand the scrutiny of an independent tribunal. Unsurprising, but...
sexual assault
People who consider the victim's (understandable) desire to put her sexual assault behind her a reason not to punish her rapist in the Roman Polanski case may wish to consider.
I will hopefully leave this subject for a while, but before I do, for those who haven't seen Wanted and Desired I can't recommend Lauren Bans's post more strongly:Excepting the.
You've probably heard that Roman Polanski was arrested in Switzerland. I think this is a very good thing, and find most of the outrage over it baffling.One thing to note here is that Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired was an absolutely appalling whitewash. Bill Wyman...
Moving from ordinary villainy to cartoonish super-villainy:The last straw, the McCain campaign said, was in July, when Monegan planned to travel to Washington to seek federal money for a plan.
This certainly looks ugly:A fellow student-athlete at Iowa alleged she was sexually assaulted by two football players on October 14, 2007. Within 36 hours of the assault the victim reported.
I haven't had a chance to watch the new HBO documentary about the revolting amount of gang rape in the Congo and its heartbreaking aftermath yet, but Lauren has and gives it her recommendation.
Is this the right way to get people talking about the prevalence of rape? Does it really let women own their experiences to wear a t-shirt? I'm skeptical.
I'm in the depths (of hell) studying now for the Multistate Professional Responsibility Exam (MPRE), which all aspiring lawyers must take before being admitted to the bar. So I'm not.