Posted on May 30, 2008 by Mr. Cheeseburger 9000
New York Governor David Paterson yesterday ordered state agencies to recognize same-sex marriages solemnized in other jurisdictions, such as in California. The governer’s decision was based on New York’s long standing “marriage recognition rule.” What is the “marriage recognition rule”? For over one hundred years, New York has recognized marriages solemnized outside of New York unless they fall into [...]
Filed under: Civil Rights, NYC | Tagged: appellate division, Civil Rights, court of appeals, gay marriage, governor david a. paterson, law, marriage, new york, news, Politics, same sex marriage | 2 Comments »
Posted on May 22, 2008 by Mr. Cheeseburger 9000
All eyes were on Moscow last night for the much anticipated Champions League final between Manchester United and Chelsea. The game’s drama — from Ronaldo’s header to Drogba’s red card to Terry’s major choke job – did not disappoint fans looking for some excitement. The quality of the game, though, was an entirely different story. As a whole, [...]
Filed under: Soccer | Tagged: cech, champion's league, chelsea, Cristiano Ronaldo, didier drogba, edwin van der sar, frank lampard, john terry, liverpool, manchester united, petr cech, saloman kalou, Soccer, sports | 3 Comments »
Posted on May 20, 2008 by Mr. Cheeseburger 9000
From 1999 until now, a slew of articles and pundits have addressed everything that is wrong with Kosovo’s justice system, such as its lack of transparency or lack of independence. Many of these articles, particularly those from Amnesty International or Human Rights Watch, make some very important observations about Kosovo’s judicial system. You can find these [...]
Filed under: Kosovo | Tagged: Kosovo, kosovo special prosecutor's office, KSPO, Politics, Rule of Law, United Nations Mission in Kosovo, UNMIK | No Comments »