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Counties Compete to Welcome a Murder Trial

Counties Compete to Welcome a Murder Trial
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- To some it may sound crass, but some San Francisco Bay Area officials are hoping to lure Scott Peterson's trial to a courtroom in their communities, and evidently no disrespect is intended. The judge in the case, Al Girolami of Stanislaus County Superior Court, is to decide on Tuesday where to hold the trial. State officials say San Mateo, Santa Clara and Alameda Counties in the Bay Area are in contention, as is Orange County in Southern California.

“Children: Things we throw away?”
The Godarchy Line
Many Christians are already aware that 31 years of unabated child killing has resulted in the genocide of an entire generation, 45-48 million and growing... Yet the vast majority of Christians remain aloof from the abortion holocaust content to remain within the four walls of their buildings and programs, merely throwing money at this Gospel issue at best.

No ID for Baby Found Dead on Beach
Atlantic County investigators still know little about a baby girl whose body was found Saturday afternoon in a laundry bag that washed ashore in Ventnor, N.J. The county's medical examiner ruled that the baby had been strangled shortly after birth, and that her body had been in the frigid Atlantic Ocean for one to two days.

Messages from Premeditated Murderers...
With Murder In Their Hearts
Abortion clinic messages reflect new counseling philosophy
It is a message from a place where grief and sorrow live, scrawled on a pink, heart-shaped sheet of paper: "To my little angel. Although I say goodbye today, you will always be with my mind, heart and soul. Please understand that this wasn't your time because you are better off in the hands of God than mine at this moment." A few more sentences, and then, it is signed, "always and unconditionally, your mommy."

Capital Offense: Premeditated Murder
[A]ny criminal charge which is punishable by the death penalty, called "capital" since the defendant could lose his/her head (Latin for caput). Crimes punishable by death vary from state to state and country to country. In 38 American states these offenses may include first degree murder (premeditated), murder.

'Murder' Become Issues in Schiavo Case?
CLEARWATER, Fla. -- Right-to-die and right-to-life proponents continue to square off in the widely publicized case of Terri Schiavo, a 40-year-old disabled woman whose husband is seeking the removal of her feeding and hydration tubes. Denver-based End of Life Choices -- formerly known as the Hemlock Society -- launched a $60,000 campaign in December throughout Florida, where the Schiavo case is in the courts, to raise public awareness of living wills and other instruments for decision-making regarding medical and therapeutic care, according to an Associated Press report.

Push Made to Change Fetus Rights in Virginia
Virginia legislators have proposed nine bills this General Assembly session that would give individual legal rights to a fetus killed or injured by a criminal act. If the bills are passed, prosecutors could potentially charge people injuring or killing a fetus with two crimes - one for the fetus, one for the pregnant mother. Prosecutors in 28 states already can charge the unlawful killing of a fetus as murder or manslaughter. Virginia is among the minority of states without a fetal homicide law.

Deadly Abortion Pill RU-486 Claims Two More Lives
LONDON, UK -- The British government revealed that two women died there as a result of taking the controversial abortion pill, RU-486. When the drug became available in Britain, the Committee on Safety of Medicines had received two reports of "suspected fatal reactions in association with the use of Mifegyne [RU-486]."

Problems After RU-486?
Call Attorney and Sue!
If you or someone you know has suffered physical injury or emotional harm from the use of the drug Mifepristone, also known as the "abortion pill" RU-486, or, the labor inducing drug Misoprostol also know as Cytotec, you may obtain emotional counseling, medical attention and/or legal assistance by contacting one of the following.

Black Lawyer's Book Aims to Counter Bias in Courts
John V. Elmore has had a front-row seat in the criminal justice system since the late 1970s - first as a state trooper, then as a prosecutor in Manhattan and Buffalo, and for the last 15 years as a defense lawyer. Elmore has plenty of experience to write the book. He also has participated in some of the region's more sensational cases, including his role as co-counsel to James Kopp, the admitted killer of Dr. Barnett A. Slepian.

House Panel Mulls Unborn Victims of Violence Act
A pro-life group wants "like-minded people" to know that the House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on the Unborn Victims of Violence Act on Wednesday, Jan. 21.

Pro-Life Action Must Originate from Principle
By Rep. Ron Paul, MD / LewRockwell.com
The worst offender of federalism is the so-called Unborn Victims of Violence Act, which not only indirectly surrenders the pro-life principle but actually directly undercuts the right to life by granting a specific exemption to abortionists!

31st Annual March for Life in Year 2004
Beginning with 1992, the January 22 activities will now be sponsored by the MARCH FOR LIFE Education and Defense Fund, in order to provide better policy focus and administration of all programs.

University Students Head to D.C.
One hundred Kansas University students are taking their anti-abortion views to the nation's capital this week. The students, affiliated with the St. Lawrence Catholic Center, left on three buses Monday for Washington, D.C., where they'll participate Thursday in the March for Life on the 31st anniversary of the Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion.

Denver, Colorado March for Life
It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon for Colorado Right to Life Committee's annual March For Life held January 17th at 1:30 p.m. on the West steps of the state capitol. The featured speaker was Star Parker.

They Endure 11-Degree Temperatures to Fight Abortion
MANSFIELD -- Area residents showed up Sunday for the Pro-Life Ohio march despite 11-degree temperatures and snow. The annual march usually draws 150 to 200 people, Right to Life president Bonnie Oleksa said.

Abortion opponents meet in Rapid City
RAPID CITY - Abortion opponents gathered in Rapid City Sunday to remember the U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized abortion. The Roe v. Wade decision was handed down on Jan. 22, 1973. Rapid City Right to Life members said they continue to fight for an end to abortions.

The Infamous Sarah Weddington to Speak at USM
Weddington will speak March 9. She is the author of the best seller, A Question of Choice, which details the Roe v. Wade case. Other speakers include Harvard Law professor Randall Kennedy on "The Race Line in American Life" on Feb. 17, former American Civil Liberties Union president Nadine Strossen speaking April 6 on civil liberties post 9-11, and Time magazine essayist Andrew Sullivan on April 13.

New Zealand Baby Butchers' Double Dipping Claimed
New Zealand's highest-paid abortion consultant earned $158,000 in Justice Ministry fees last year, signing off more than 1800 abortions. Most consultants are also employed by district health boards, some as salaried operating surgeons who perform abortions. Those doctors earn a salary from the health board on top of the $87.50 from the ministry for approving each abortion as a consultant.

United Nations Family Planning Association (UNFPA)
UNECE & UNFPA - Europeans debate their future, affirm commitment to Cairo Agenda; Experts address population trends: Population and reproductive health experts meeting in Geneva have affirmed Europe’s strong commitment to the 20-year action plan adopted in Cairo a decade ago...

Cut the Head Off the Snake
Get US out! of the United Nations
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Marina Mahathir Among Keynote Speakers At AIDS Conference
MELBOURNE -- Malaysian AIDS Foundation President Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir will be among the keynote speakers at the 18th World Conference on Health Promotion and Health Education here from April 26 to 30. Other speakers will include Dr Nafis Sadik, formerly Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and now UN Envoy for AIDS in Asia, Professor David Bewley-Taylor, from University of Wales Swansea, Britain, and Professor Robin Room, Director, Centre for Social Research on Alcohol and Drugs, Stockholm University, Sweden. Stream sessions - panels, debates, poster and oral paper sessions - will be presented throughout the conference and will led by Dr Tamara Kwarteng, of Melbourne's Burnet Institute for Medical Research.

Flashback
Bush Betrays Pro-Life Cause Again,
Backs Federal Aid to Overseas Abortion Providers
Again and again, President G. W. Bush has betrayed the pro-life cause. The latest example is his push for $15 billion in U.S. tax dollars to be sent to Africa for A.I.D.S prevention.

Posted by Editor at January 20, 2004 08:51 AM