A Judge Takes a Stand

BY DIANE DIMOND  We often hear people associated with the criminal justice system complain about how it works — or fails to work. Prosecutors, defense attorneys, police and social workers all cite specifics that they believe tip the scales of fairness. Very rarely — if ever — do we hear from a judge. The ethics […]

BENGHAZI – SYRIA ARMS CONNECTION

BENGHAZI – SYRIA ARMS CONNECTION

By Anthony Melé, RCT Contributor  Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is now implicated in several independent news reports that contradict her Congressional testimony, specifically the one where she denied any knowledge of arms and jihadists being transferred from Libya to Syria. A New York Times report describes the role Secretary Clinton played as being […]

Weather Satellites: A Critical Piece of Our Nation’s Infrastructure

By Dr. Elbert W. (Joe) Friday, Jr. Severe weather swept the country this winter. New England was recently buried under one of the worst blizzards in recorded history, while crippling snow storms shut down large portions of the Midwest. Fortunately, officials and businesses in those regions knew the storms were coming and were able to […]

Let ALL Jurors Ask Questions!

BY DIANE DIMOND I have sat in many courtrooms during my career and studiously watched the faces of jurors listening to evidence in cases ranging from murder and rape to assault and political corruption. I’ve strained to see if I could get a clue from them as to what their ultimate verdict might be. It […]