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The Rules Of Engagement, David D. Butler
The Rules Of Engagement, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
This 1,650 word essay examines how law influences life and life influences the law in the context of a criminal, jury trial.
"You Must Remember This:" Nothing Lasts A Hundred Years, David D. Butler
"You Must Remember This:" Nothing Lasts A Hundred Years, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
This 827 word essay speaks for itself. Even more pared down, it argues that much of what we think about as "natural," is the product of human design. Using Northern California's Crystal Springs Reservoir as its illustration, the essay points out the fragile human artifice which creates what successive generations view as "natural."
Demons: Be Gone, David D. Butler
Demons: Be Gone, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
This essay argues that though contrary to Muslim doctrine, the secret disposal of Osama bin Laden at sea was necessary to prevent any known grave from becoming a pilgrimage site for Muslim jihadists. The essay compares the secret burial of bin Ladin, to that of Adolph Hitler and the recent reburial of Rudolph Hesse, also at sea, and concludes all three are reasonable steps to forestall further terrorist activity.
The Rules Of Engagement, David D. Butler
The Rules Of Engagement, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
This brief article contains 1,300 words. It is well worth your time to read it in full.
Many Voices, David D. Butler
Many Voices, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
This brief article is 1,500 words, including its two intriguing footnotes. Read it in its entirety. Read it before the 2012 presidential election.
Letter To Madid, David D. Butler
In The United States Talking Out Prevents Acting Out, David D. Butler
In The United States Talking Out Prevents Acting Out, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
No abstract provided.
Monarchy Is Understood In The Holy Scriptures. You Come Across It First In Judges. Then They Become Kings., David D. Butler
Monarchy Is Understood In The Holy Scriptures. You Come Across It First In Judges. Then They Become Kings., David D. Butler
David D. Butler
No abstract provided.
It's Well Past Time To Talk Turkey: The Rule Of Twenty-Four And The Rule Of One Hundred, David D. Butler
It's Well Past Time To Talk Turkey: The Rule Of Twenty-Four And The Rule Of One Hundred, David D. Butler
David D. Butler
The only question is who decides. The mob, the army, the people, the Congress, or the judges are not right because they are right, they are right because they are final. Lenin - the terrorist and not the pop star - said, "If a man says 'A.' he says 'B.'" If you celebrate Brown versus Board, you inevitably celebrate Dred Scott versus Sanford and Plessy versus Furgerson. This article argues that it it time, indeed, past time, for America to abandon lifetime federal judges and with them the poison of affirmative action and school busing.
Many Voices, David D. Butler