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Real Law Radio recommends Most Evil , on Investigation Discovery . The show is hosted by Dr. Micahel Stone, a regular contributor to Real Law Radio. This week, Dr. Stone discusses and compares the cases of Shaquan Duley and Susan Smith, two women who killed their children. Read Dr. Stone's Article on Real Law Radio. And check out Dr. Stone's Evil Scale where he measures the evil conduct of known killers on a range of 1 to 22.
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A talk show unlike any other, Real Law Radio provides first-level, primary source information and analysis on stories involving legal news and politics that are often distorted or totally ignored by bigger media outlets. The host, Robert F. DiCello, is an attorney with extensive experience in the courtroom as an assistant prosecutor and civil trial lawyer. His mission: that you "think before you fear."
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CHECK OUT THE FEAR TALK BLOG - Aug. 23, 2010. ISLAM IN YOUR IN-BOX
Today my father e-mailed me something he received from my aunt. Just two days after I spoke against America's fear and prejudice about muslims on the air, I found myself looking at some really disturbing images of muslims acting in ways that were, if anything, a perversion of what (little) I had learned about Islam.
The first part my father's e-mail contained images of little girls in white dresses, holding flowers, and wearing makeup. The article talked about 450 girls between 5 and 10 years old being married to grown men in Gaza. The second part of his e-mail talked about demonstrations against at least one european government in the name of Islam. The pictures showed angry men holding profane, angry signs that spoke of destruction and war in the name of Islam. [Read the Real Law Radio Fear Talk Blog for more].
RLR'S FEATURE STORY
Honoring The Civil Rights Movement
Aug. 28, 2010 - In 1954 The United States Supreme Court ruled on the landmark case Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kans., unanimously agreeing that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional. The ruling paved the way for desegregation. It overturned the 1896 Plessy v. Ferguson ruling allowing "separate but equal" segregation of the races. Nine years later, August 28, 1963, Martin Luther king Jr. delivered his I have a dream speech from the steps of the Lincoln Memorial. Today, we should reflect on that speech, not on the popular sentiments of a few misguided folks.
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Muslims at Ground Zero and Obama
Aug. 18, 2010 - Five days ago, President Obama announced his backing of a controversial proposal to build an Islamic center near New York's ground zero. This sparked a wave of response here at RLR. So I wrote an open letter addressing the subject.
When I talk of Obama’s decision to support the prayer center two blocks away from Ground Zero, I look to the law. I see it endorsing freedom of religion. I see the law saying it would be illegal to divide neighborhoods on the basis of religion. And I appreciate the power of fear.
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REAL LAW RADIO - FACE YOUR FEAR
Face Your Fear is Real Law Radio's hands-on investigation segment. It is also part of the message behind Real Law Radio (RLR). The legal system is a scary place where things don't often make sense. You know the myths. The rich seem to manipulate the system. The poor seem to suffer in it. And everywhere, people complain that the system is broken. But is our fear of the system well-founded? Tune in to RLR and find out. At RLR, go underneath the political rhetoric and superficial headlines. Face your fear.
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