Reflections on the Law

 

"Hostilities aren't stilled through hostility, regardless.
Hostilities are stilled through non-hostility:
This, an unending truth."

(The Buddha, Dhammapada 5)

 

MENU:
Buddhism and Nonviolence (Sulak Sivaraksa)
Non-violence: A Study Guide (Thanissaro Bhikkhu)
Buddhist Ideas for Attaining World Peace (Ron Epstein)
War and Peace: or, Non-contention with Mara (Amaro Bhikkhu)

EDITORIALS & OPINIONS:
You Have a Right to Know (Richard Reeves) 3/26/02
What Has The Supreme Court Been Smoking? (Arianna Huffington) 4/2/02
What About Three-Strikes-and-You're-Out for Corporate Criminals? (Lee Drutman) 3/7/03
Pledging Allegiance, Declaring Independence (Caroline Arnold) 3/7/03
Multiple Corporate Personality Disorder (Russell Mokhiber & Robert Weissman) 1/20/04
A Citizen's Agenda for a Crack Down on Corporate Crime (Ralph Nader) 9/27/04
Bush's Court Picks: Be Afraid. Very Afraid. (Katha Pollitt) 10/25/04
The Road to Abu Gharib: Paved With the Legal Opinion of Alberto R. Gonzales (Michael Ratner) 11/18/04
Monster of a Lawyer: Nominee for Attorney General Even Worse Than Ashcroft (Ted Rall) 11/18/04
Arrogance of Power: House Republicans Dump Inconvenient Ethics Rule (Boulder Daily Camera) 11/22/04
United States Undermines International Criminal Court (Helen Thomas) 12/3/04
Congress Moves to Cut Aid to Allies That Support World Criminal Court (Jim Lobe) 12/8/04
Playing Politics With Intelligence Reform (Senator Robert C. Byrd) 12/8/04

 

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