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LP Launch

Mark Bahnisch
March 21, 2005
Ken's jumped the gun on me, so I may as well officially launch my new blog and declare it open! Troppo readers are of course...
Life

RWDB beatup or something more sinister?

Ken Parish
March 21, 2005
I must confess I hadn't taken much notice of the Terri Schiavo case until now. Schiavo is a severely brain-damaged (vegetative?) American woman currently being...
Law

Detaining terrorism suspects : – some constitutional dimensions

Ken Parish
March 21, 2005
Here is a discussion board post I've prepared for my first year Introduction to Public Law students here at CDU, to focus their minds on...
Law

Freedom on trial

Ken Parish
March 21, 2005
One of the more disturbing items in this morning's news is a report that not only are police pushing for special inquisitorial courts with reduced...
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Troppo graduate’s early return

Ken Parish
March 21, 2005
Is anyone surprised that Mark Bahnisch resisted his blogging addiction for approximately 1.5 seconds at his new digs?

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