Prosecutorial discretion

Article Abstract:

Observers suggest that federal agencies should exercise prosecutorial discretion when enforcing regulatory measures. They claim that the Federal Trade Commission is one agency that needs to exercise said discretion. For years, FTC has enforced and ruled indiscriminately on consumer protection and antitrust cases only to be reviewed and reversed by the Supreme Court. They added that a case-to-case enforcement may be more effective and prudent relative to upholding public interest.

Executive Offices, Federal Regulatory Agencies, Planning, Law enforcement, Public opinion, Administrative agencies, Government agencies, Regulatory taking (Law), Prosecution

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Nothing tough about it: roast chicken is the easiest of dishes, but doing it well is an art

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Some alternate ways to roast chicken are suggested, along with a recipe for one method. Chickens are raised under various conditions such as free-range, or battery-raised. Ways to enhance the flavor of these types are given. Chicken contains thousands of bacteria. Handling techniques are provided.

Purchasing, Cooking, Safety and security measures, Meat, Column, Chickens, Cookery (Chicken), Chicken (Meat), Roasting (Cookery), Roasting (Cooking)

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Brushed aside no more

Article Abstract:

Walter Anderson, an early environmentalist and painter of nature on the Gulf Coast, never earned much money or respect for his art or ecological vision. A new museum in his home Ocean Springs, MS, includes both commissioned and private murals. His life and work are reviewed.

Biography, Mississippi, Criticism and interpretation, Art museums, Painters, Painters (Artists), Nature (Aesthetics), Anderson, Walter

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