Friday, April 29, 2005
Drug Policy Discussions
Sunday, March 20, 2005
clarifications
clarifications
Posted by David V. on March 20, 2005
Because I have published a paper titled "Against The Right To Die" and another paper (subscription required) arguing against physician assisted suicide; and because these papers are sometimes assigned in undergraduate courses; I worry that some former philosophy students may think that they remember having once read a justification for the way that Congress is currently interfering in the medical treatment of a patient in Florida. To my knowledge, there is no justification whatsoever for this interference. There certainly is none to be found in anything that I have written. [...]
Monday, March 14, 2005
How Not to do Investigative Reporting
How Not to do Investigative Reporting
Posted by Gerald Dworkin on March 13, 2005
There is an extremely interesting document available here. It is the independent investigation of the CBS handling of four documents relating to President Bush’s service in the Texas Air National Guard. The report was commissioned by CBS and headed by Richard Thornburgh, former US Attorney General. It is 234 pages in length, so one is unlikely to read it in its entirety, but even spending half and hour skipping around in it is fascinating and rewarding. ...
Purpose
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