I ate breakfast this morning in a modest cafe near my hotel, chosen because the hotel gives you a free breakfast there. At the next table, four German women chatted away, and I was reminded of all the other Germans I've bumped into during the five weeks I've spent on the road in the U.S Continue Reading
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A Traveller In America
Posted on April 4, 2012 by Ed Ward
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Privatisation and Criminal Justice: Dominique Strauss-Kahn
Posted on May 21, 2011 by natalieg
Strauss-Kahn is wearing an ankle monitor, is under video surveillance and is being watched by an armed guard. Nevertheless, I wonder if it’s the norm that accused lawbreakers awaiting trial are in a monetary relationship with those supposed to guard them, as much of a relief it may be for New York City to not Continue Reading
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and was tagged with bail, bail reform act, criminal prosecution, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, injustice system in america, pretrial detention, Security, u.s. justice system
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