You don't say.
Imo, thats not how the system is working:
1) Activist judges can gtfo. This judge seems to be rendering decisions on "feels" and unmeasurable "future climate impact".
2) Keystone XL has been appealed for around a decade. There needs to be a limit and final decision.
Huh, thats the first time Ive ever pushed that button.
It works for me when I click it. After you click "view new content", what are your filters on the left set to? Mine are set to "forums" and "content I have not read" and I can see everything.
^I know this sounds silly but its a legit question. So the guy in the picture in the above link has his right arm raised and his right hand is in a fist. If that right hand would have been flat, then that becomes a nazi salute(?), which afaik, will get you locked up in Germany. Can the guy in the picture get arrested or thats not technically a nazi salute?
This study estimates a wrongful conviction rate of 11.6%, which is not exactly what I would call very rare.
if you can think of a better methodology than "restrict our sample to cases where it is provable with DNA that the wrongful convictions actually happened" I'm all ears
It just threw me for a loop. Somebody brings up "wrongful convictions" and you specifically narrow in on 50 year old murder and sexual assault from one location. I was expecting something else when I clicked your link along the lines of all crimes in all states but that's my bad. You do you.
That stat only covers murder and sexual assault from 48 years ago in one lone state? Is this where we do fancy math to extrapolate that 99.999% of the entire world population has been sexually assaulted?
Ive never been to Argentina but I have visited Brasil and Chile, back in the early 90's. Chile, hands down, had the nicest general population I ever met in any country. Brasil has insane night life. What directs you to Argentine, an ancestral link?