Colo. Group Submits Signatures To Put Proposal That Would Define Fertilized Embryo As Person On...
medicalnewstoday.com     May 16, 2008            

The group Colorado for Equal Rights submitted 131,245 signatures to place an initiative on the November statewide ballot that would define a fertilized embryo as a person and extend to it rights and protections under the Colorado Constitution, the Denver Post reports. According to the Post,... [read full story]                    


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NDPL Runs to Supreme Court

allafrica.com     18 mins ago          

The National Democratic Party of Liberia (NDPL) has filed a petition for a writ of prohibition to the Supreme Court against the Liberian Senate for imposing a six-month suspension on the President Pro-Tempore of the Liberian...                    

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Why I Love Roy Moore [Dispatches from the Culture Wars]

scienceblogs.com     33 mins ago          

Because he brings the crazy and the stupid with such consistency. Like in his latest article at the Worldnutdaily where he seems blissfully ignorant of the contradiction in his first two paragraphs. Here are the first two:...                    

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South Africa: Women Lawyers Dispense Free Legal Advice

allafrica.com     1 hr ago          

Posted to the web 21 August 2008 Pretoria In the spirit of Women's Month, the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development, in partnership with the South African Women Lawyer's Association (SAWLA) have made free legal...                    

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Human Law Must Rest its Authority on Divine Law

newsknowledge.com     1 hr ago          

American Minute from William J. FedererHe was one of six founding fathers to sign both the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. President Washington appointed him to the Supreme Court. Born in Scotland, he was an...                    

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