Word: criminalled
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Much the same thing happened to James Cramer, a sociologist at the Georgetown University Institute of Criminal Law and Procedure. Cramer was hired for a one-year teaching job at Virginia Commonwealth University in 1973 and promised that he would be considered for a permanent job. But the university, under...
Dillon was charged with preparing letters for customers without their knowledge and misrepresenting his firm as a separate business entity when in fact it was a branch of Securities Investment Services Corp. of Boston. State officials could revoke Dillon's license or press criminal charges.
In a sharp protest, the Chinese accused Moscow of taking "a grave, calculated step" aimed at further worsening relations between the two countries and demanded both a Kremlin apology and punishment of the troops involved. "Otherwise," it added, there would be "consequences." Thereupon Moscow expressed "regrets" and claimed that its...
When Pallottine Father Guido Carcich arrived in Baltimore in 1953, he spent his own money on mailings promoting Roman Catholic devotion to St. Jude, the patron of hospitals and hopeless cases. Carcich's letters did not ask for contributions in so many words, but money flowed in anyway. Building...
With respect to the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia, I completely agree with Professor Bell. The regimes of those two countries, and of others in the Eastern Bloc, are criminal and it is an obscenity that they call themselves "socialist."