George Young was a Baltimore Hall of Famer off the field before he became a Giant on the field
BALTIMORE – New Yorkers are cheering George Young’s entrance into the pro football Hall of Fame. As general manager, he guided their Giants to some wonderful years. But New Yorkers don’t know the best parts of the big guy’s story. […]
George Young was a Baltimore Hall of Famer off the field before he became a Giant on the field
By Michael Olesker
BALTIMORE – New Yorkers are cheering George Young’s entrance into the pro football Hall of Fame. As general manager, he guided their Giants to some wonderful years. But New Yorkers don’t know the best parts of the big guy’s story. […]
Part III, Civil Commitment: ‘Excuse me, your honor, some judicial maturity, please?’
Whether we are addressing the war on drugs, violence, gun violence, child sex abuse, or civil commitment, our lawmakers don’t want to fix these problems. It is understandable and necessary
Dominique ‘Domo’ Thompson, person of interest in 2016 Las Vegas Land/Kauffman murders released from prison
Dominique “Domo” Thompson, whom the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) once called a person of interest in the 2016 unsolved Land/Kauffman double homicides, was released from the Federal
Ravens heartbreaking Loss: Baltimore will mourn for decades to come
BALTIMORE – Among my generation of football fans, there’s an unwritten rule: Nobody around here brings up the embarrassment of Super Bowl III, when the upstart Joe Namath Jets
Part II: Civil commitment and the courts’ historic march toward genocide
Christians have to help Jesus Christ be manifested by their way of life, showing those around them that love, understanding, and tolerance are possible –Thich Nhat Hanh.* Part II will
Who is going to save Baltimore’s kids from the ‘Killing Fields?’
BALTIMORE – As we flip the calendar to a brand new year, this city’s mayor, Bernard (Jack) Young, calls for a brand new level of civility. In the wake
Part 1: Civil Commitment and the destruction of human rights
A few years ago, I wrote an article on a blog. It was more an experiment, a testing ground. The website was “Criticl.” It was mainly a political site
I will never be asked to sit on a jury again
BALTIMORE – One time when this city summoned me to jury duty, Circuit Court Judge Kenneth Johnson told me to go home. Now I’ve got permission to stay home
Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline rules to continue investigation of Judges Melanie Andress-Tobiasson and Amy Chelini
LAS VEGAS — The Nevada Commission on Judicial Discipline ruled to continue the investigation into Las Vegas Township Justice Court Judges Melanie Andress-Tobiasson and Amy Chelini, who are accused of
When saving lives once is not enough
Thanks for saving my twins’ lives five times It was at 11:45 on New Year’s Eve. I rushed my spouse into Birth and Baby at Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC)