And justice for (not quite) all...

Article Abstract:

The Supreme Court rejected in Jan. 1996 the American Legion's petition for an explanation from the Veteran's Administration regarding the failure to conduct a proper investigation of the Agent Orange (AO) controversy. This is a great injustice as not enough has been paid to AO victims.

Cases, United States. Supreme Court, Agent Orange-related diseases, Agent Orange related diseases, Agent Orange

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Justice life

Article Abstract:

The International Criminal Court, originally intended to enforce laws against crimes against humanity, is not a practical idea given its inability to apprehend offenders. The Court may also inflame anti-US sentiment by infringing on the sovereignties of states.

Management, International aspects, Genocide, Crimes against humanity, International Criminal Court (The Hague, Netherlands)

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