
International Prosecution of War Crimes and the War in Ukraine
While we are firmly ensconced in the current Ukraine/Russian conflict, it begs us to consider the concept of war crimes and whether Putin can be charged with them. Just this week, authorities from Chad handed over a former militia leader who was being sought by the International Criminal Court on suspicion of war crimes and […]
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Trump Appeals Judge’s Order – So What Else is New?
Trump Appeals Judge’s Order – So What Else is New? Former President Donald Trump is the master of the appeal and this particular one was no surprise. Subpoena Compliance Ordered On February 17, Judge Arthur Engoron ordered Trump and his children, Ivanka and Donald Trump, Jr. to comply with subpoenas issued in December by New […]
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Proponents of Collaborative Divorce Have Lost a Vibrant Champion
Constance Ahrons, a therapist, educator, and champion of friendly divorce, recently lost her battle with lymphoma late last year. Ms. Ahron, an Emeritus Professor of Sociology at University of Southern California, had sought to diminish the stigma of divorce throughout her life. She was a well-known champion of collaborative divorce, authoring the seminal book The […]
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New York Mask Mandates Have Temporarily Been Reinstated
Mask wars are still alive and well in New York. As most residents are aware, during the recent COVID Omicron variant surge, Governor Kathy Hochul imposed a mask mandate that was subsequently ruled “unconstitutional” by Nassau Supreme Court Justice Thomas Rademaker, citing, “The court cannot find any law enacted by the State Legislature that specifically […]
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