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Gilberto Valle "Cannibal Cop"

Gilberto Valle “Cannibal Cop”

Is thinking evil thoughts a crime?

For many, that seems to be the question hanging in the air in the aftermath of the guilty verdict against New York City police officer Gilberto Valle, convicted of conspiracy to commit kidnapping and accessing a government computer database without authorization. During the sensational twelve-day trial in federal court, the jury heard lurid tales of the intentions of the so-called “cannibal cop” and newly married father of a baby girl to kidnap women, then cook, eat and kill them – in that order. Yet no one was ever harmed, leaving Valle’s camp “in shock” and “devastated” by the verdict.

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School Shooting Emergency Drill

School Shooting Emergency Drill

Some weeks ago, I reported on the mass shooting disaster drills local law enforcement departments conducted at George Mason University in Fairfax County, Virginia. In all the criminal justice courses I’ve taken in college and Fairfax County Police training in which I’ve participated, the instructors repeatedly state that the first respondent to a mass shooting scene is the police.

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Cardinal Roger M. Mahony

Cardinal Roger M. Mahony

In the wake of the unexpected resignation of Pope Benedict XVI, there has been much public discussion over whether Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, the former archbishop of Los Angeles, should be allowed to take part in the conclave in Rome that will select the next pope.

What, in the name of God, is the problem?

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SCollins&SAlley

Suzann Collins & Sedley Alley

In the photo insert of our new book, LAW & DISORDER, there are facing pictures of Suzanne Marie Collins on the left and Sedley Alley on the right. The image of Ms. Collins is an official U.S. Marine Corps photograph, a portrait taken just after she completed boot camp at Parris Island, South Carolina in August 1984. With a waving Stars and Stripes in the background, the trim, light-haired eighteen-year-old beauty is in her uniform and eagle, globe and anchor cap, smiling at her hard-won accomplishment. She hoped her future endeavors in the corps would lead to her twin dreams: to graduate from the Naval Academy and be part of the first class of female Marine fighter pilots.

Instead, in eleven months she would be dead.

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Law&Gavel

Law & Justice

Just when we might have thought that losing Republicans Missouri Representative Todd Akin and Indiana Senate hopeful Richard Mourdock were neanderthal aberrations when it came to the subject of “forcible” rape, comes word of the admonition of Orange County, California, Superior Court Judge Derek G. Johnson by the state’s Commission on Judicial Performance.

It seems the commission – better late than never – has just gotten around to reviewing a sentence Judge Johnson gave out – or rather didn’t give out – back in 2008. So if you’re wondering where Akin and Mourdock might have picked up their arcane views in the intervening four years, look no further.

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