If it weren’t for the whole “copyright violation” thing, I’d reprint a certain article in its entirety on my blog. It’s called “The Salary Game,” by Donald Asher, and I love, love, LOVE it. It made me laugh out loud, and it reminded me strongly of the absolute impenetrability advised in my favorite section of J.P Donleavy’s hysterical book, The Unexp...

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Dutch, British police link 2 grisly slayings THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) – Dutch and British police have joined forces to revive two old unsolved cases in which the bodies of women were found in canals, stuffed in bags with their heads and hands hacked off, a prosecutor’s office spokeswoman said Tuesday. Jeichien de Graaff said the first victim was Melissa Halstead, 33, from Dayton, O...

Criminal Justice Degrees, Colleges, and Criminal Justice Careers in a perspective of a criminal justice degree online program graduate. Originally, the true intent of this blog was to cover online criminal justice degree program information and pertinent resources. However, over some time, Criminal Justice Degree, College, and Career Blog started to transform into a guide for anyone looking for ...

Apparently, some lawyers have already complained about the way they are portrayed in Criminal Justice, and going by the first episode, it’s certainly not an advert for the profession. Banged up in a police cell for a murder that he almost certainly didn’t commit, young Ben Coulter (Ben Whishaw) was jerked out of self-pity by the arrival of the duty solicitor, who announced ...