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Wednesday, May 27,2009
Local News

Good China

Santa Feans cozy up to the People’s Republic

Dave Maass

A flurry of trips to China by Santa Fe officials makes sense, uh, why?

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Wednesday, May 27,2009
Local News

Indicators: May 27

Jury Prize

Dave Maass

Juries get no respect. And even less compensation.

Wednesday, May 20,2009
Local News

The Jury is Out

NM Supreme Court weighs death penalty’s final exit

Dave Maass

The New Mexico Supreme Court currently is deliberating whether to—as public defender Jeff Buckels put it in his May 12 oral argument—“finish off what the Legislature started” and completely end the death penalty.

Tuesday, May 19,2009
Local News

Briefs: May 20

Dave Maass

Public Records, Environment for sale and the nukes we buy instead of schools

Tuesday, May 19,2009
Features

DICK!

Private Investigator Robb Hamic is taking on the security industry one blog post at a time

Dave Maass

To receive a private investigator’s license in New Mexico, an individual must be 21 years old, “of good moral character,” pass the required PI exam and have not been convicted of an offense involving “dishonesty,” “an intentional violent act,” or illegal use or possession of a deadly weapon. Three years previous investigative experience also is required.

Robb Hamic says a state licensing board isn't pulling its weight.

Wednesday, May 13,2009
Local News

Crocodile Tears

The blogosphere battles over anonymous “Alligators"

Dave Maass

An online conflict escalated to an all-out battle this month when a group of blogging reporters hammered veteran political blogger Joe Monahan for his use of anonymous sources.

Wednesday, May 13,2009
Local News

Indicators: May 13

State of the Unions

Dave Maass
12.4%      of workers nationwide are union members, a 0.3 percent or 428,000-member increase from 2007 for a total of 16.1 million, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.&
Wednesday, May 6,2009
Local News

Forest for the Trees

DOJ prosecutes Santa Fean for teenage eco-terrorism

Dave Maass

Katherine Christianson committed a crime during an act of environmentalist protet at age 19 in Wisconsin. She was 27 years old when the FBI arrested her in Santa Fe, where her parents live and she was a licensed massage therapist. She’ll be 29 when she finishes her two-year sentence at the federal women’s prison in southern Minnesota.

Wednesday, May 6,2009
Local News

Briefs: May 6

Dave Maass

New Mexico breeds mad zombie skillz and a monkey army assembles electric lowriders. Sort of.

Wednesday, April 29,2009
Local News

Silent Death

The governor nixed nearly two dozen bills without saying a word

Dave Maass

When a governor wants to kill a bill, he has two weapons at his disposal. He can veto it and say why. Or he can take no action whatsoever. The latter maneuver is known as the “pocket veto.”

Or, as political blogger Mario Burgos describes it, the “passive-aggressive approach to government.”

 
 
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