… whatever you do, don't take too much notice of Tony Blair's dossier. As someone who has spent far too many years examining the life and crimes of Saddam, I must confess to having been rather intrigued by the latest effort by Downing Street to…

… 1 a) It is argued that prostitution is a “victimless crime” that, most often, occurs between consenting adults. Refute this argument. Prostitution isn’t a victimless crime. The person being prostituted is the victim. The average age of entry…

… the nation, and the world, for an inevitable confrontation with Iraq. This is a war a long time in the making. This war comes with many problems and many prespectives. The major conflict which is most likely to push The United States to war,…

… by most societies, often even for crimes we would consider minor. During this century, more and more people are regarding it as morally intolerable. Do I agree? That is a question that I have a hard time finding an answer to since I seem to…

… have been a topic of dispute for hundreds of years. People disagree on two basic questions. The first question is whether the law should permit a women to have an abortion and, if so under what circumstances. The other is whether the law should…

… community services provided by the state and non-profit organizations for members of the community. In 1048 almhouses for the poor and handicapped are established in England and in the 1300’s Bubonic plague kills nearly 1/3 of the European population…

… for the civil rights movement. The civil rights movement was able to make major gains because it was able to make an argument for civil rights with the constitution on its side. The amendment insures that everyone will be treated equally. The…

… issue within the United Kingdom and other countries of the world. It has caused both sides of the political spectrum to clash; mass rallies, and crime to be committed at hunting stables. According to Henry Porter of the Guardian newspaper (1999),…

… time mankind has had many conflicts with each other. Be it of religious, racial or cultural differences or a multitude of many other things, war has almost always become the solution. When looking back at the past, it seems that war is inevitable…

… States Constitution provides that “Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press.” Despite this most hallowed of constitutional imperatives, both Congress and the states have found numerous occasions upon which…