Word: guilts
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...briefly in a four-day management seminar in August, one from a grade-school classmate recounting how Greg owned the first skateboard on the block. When she comes up for air, Nicole calls to check on Greg's best friend and colleague Michael Cantatore, so sick with grief and guilt that two weeks ago he had a grand mal seizure. He is 34, and has had to strap a heart monitor to his chest...
...character finding solace in, of all uncool places, his church. Most conspicuous is the World War II mania, from Saving Private Ryan and Tom Brokaw's encomium The Greatest Generation right up to this fall's HBO miniseries Band of Brothers, which has rolled boomer reconnection with parents, guilt over easy prosperity and a longing for communal purpose (be careful what you wish for) all into one trendlet...
...standards of guilt, explains Pyle, are far different in a military tribunal than they are in a civilian court or even in a traditional military trial. "They don't need to establish guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, or even a preponderance of evidence pointing to guilt," he says. "The court just needs to convince the majority of the military officers present - all of whom see themselves as being 'at war' with this prisoner - that the Pakistani man had something to do with a terrorist...
...most fundamental features of the American legal system is the presumption of innocence until proof of guilt. Suspicionless searches or drug testing of students are in no way compatible with that principle. Moreover, government officials—including public school principals—may not search citizens without reasonable justification, and membership in such groups as the math team or the marching band does not in itself justify an intrusive search...
...most fundamental features of the American legal system is the presumption of innocence until proof of guilt. Suspicionless searches or drug testing of students are in no way compatible with that principle. Moreover, government officials—including public school principals—may not search citizens without reasonable justification, and membership in such groups as the math team or the marching band does not in itself justify an intrusive search...