Word: dangers
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Academics who pursue careers in public policy face the danger of compromising their intellectual integrity, said University of Chicago Law Professor Richard A. Epstein at the ARCO forum last night...
...officials insist that nothing about the Oklahoma City investigation has been compromised and that none of the disclosures pose a real danger to prosecution of the case. Even so, the episodes show how the defense may be able to exploit flaws in the government's case against McVeigh, whose trial begins March 31 in Denver and will be followed by the trial of co-defendant Terry Nichols. Both could face the death penalty if convicted of carrying out the bombing, which killed 168 people...
...said she thought it would be sent after the civil verdict was reached. Attorneys for the plaintiffs went on red alert, concerned about a possible pernicious attempt by someone to cause a mistrial. According to a source close to the trial, "The longer these deliberations go on, the more danger we have that someone could compromise our jury...
...Unable to compete with Israel in conventional military terms, the Arabs are aided by the Times and the AP in the ideological sruggle instead. We at Dartboard are perturbed by the implicit suggestion of the moral superiority of other states' efforts at self-defense and are worried by the danger which this double standard poses to Israel's continued existence...
...life and death are slowly realized. As a school teacher in Russia, she reads Vania's letters to her students, letters that are never long enough to satisfy her. When she receives a letter from the captive Vania asking for help, she leaves her life behind and enters the danger of Chechnya to save...