Hospitals & Asylums
December 2005
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1. 35th Session of the UN Committee on Economic,
Social and Cultural Rights HA-1-12-05
At this session, the Committee on
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights issued its concluding observations on the
reports of the participating States parties to the International Covenant on
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights. General comments were on the right of
everyone to benefit from the protection of the moral and material interests
resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is
the author and on the right to work.
2. 35th Session of the UN
Committee against Torture HA-1-12-05
At this
session, the Committee against Torture issued its concluding observations on
the reports of the participating States parties to the Convention against
Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
3.
The State of Food Insecurity in
the World 2005 HA-2-12-05
Reaffirming our pledge to achieving food security for all
and to an ongoing effort to eradicate hunger in all countries, with an
immediate view to reducing the number of undernourished people to half their
present level no later than 2015.
Achieving the WFS goal of reducing the absolute number of hungry people
from about 800 million to 400 million will be challenging. The agricultural subsidies so maligned by the
WTO in first world nations are probably the most effective method for third
world countries to provide affordable and free food to the hungry.
4. Facts Regarding
the Pending 1,000th Execution HA-2-12-05
Kenneth
Boyd from North Carolina was executed in the early morning of Dec. 2 and was
the 1,000th prisoner to be executed in the United States since the death penalty was
legalized in 1976. This followed a
controversial case where John Hicks was the 999th person to be
executed and the people were given only 24 hours to contest the case and were
given the same false name by the press.
Establishes penalties for the cold blooded murder of the death penalty.
5. Prison Population HA-7-12-05
A resource putting state prison populations on a table
ranked from most reasonable to most excessive with link to international
statistics, state laws, inmate locators and state continuing legal education
programs. It is hoped that this will
serve as a guide for action in human rights to reduce the US
prison population in half.
6. Agenda of the 60th
Session of the UN General Assembly HA-10-12-05
Jan Eliasson from Sweden is the President of the 60th
General Assembly. The theme is
Disarmament; Maintenance of international peace and security; Promotion of
human rights. Major reforms are
anticipated to make the first amendment to the UN Charter.
7.
20th Century Genocide HA-11-12-05
A chart of the 20th Centuries mega murderers, not
including Iraq,
that remains in dispute, by a university in Hawaii
that has conducted exhaustive research upon these massacres.
8. Stanley Tookie Williams v. Governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger HA-12-12-05
Petition for clemency in the case of Stanley Tookie Williams a model prisoner who published children’s
books decrying violence, was nominated for a Nobel Peace prize and establishes
penalties for taking the life of another against the Governor. William’s death was
announced at 13 December 2005
12:35 a.m
9. Afghanistan & Iraq v. United States of America HA-19-12-05
Establishing
procedure for a controversial case before the International Court of Justice
for State Parties to negotiate the withdrawal of troops and repatriation of PoW from the armed conflicts in Iraq
and Afghanistan. To support these proceedings and establish
international security the UN General Assembly is requested to provide counsel
in the form of an Application for an Advisory Opinion. This case will assist Congress and the BRAC
Commission to negotiate their withdrawal plans with the State of Iraq. To keep
the peace the President of the United States
is being prosecuted by the Senate in regards to his hate speeches, violence,
espionage and sabotage.
10. UN Chronicle: The
Inequality Predicament HA-20-12-05
During the 2005 World Summit,
world leaders devoted a special session to financing for
development, emphasizing the urgent need to go beyond words to lift
hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. Secretary-General Kofi Annan warned that "an
enormous backlog of deprivation" remained, requiring more and better
aid, trade policies that give a fair chance to developing countries, more
investment in the world's poorest countries, and opening up institutions
to allow the developing world to have a greater voice.
11. 3nd Draft CHANGE HA-20-12-05
Hospitals & Asylums (HA) traces its history to the Naval
Hospital Act of Feb. 26, 1811.
The
codification of the law that created HA Title 24, from whence the spirit of the
new law is derived, was the work of Hon. Edward C. Little who died on June 24,
1924, shortly before the permanent laws of the United States of America entered
into force on Dec. 7, 1925: Believing that the codification and progressive development of the law
of treaties will promote the maintenance of international peace and security,
the development of friendly relations and the achievement of co-operation among
people the following Constitution is drafted for the second time within 30 days
of notification by the ABA Center for Continuing Legal Education for the
answer(s) of the Organization of Administrators of Continuing Legal Education (ORACLE)
12. SEC Job Opportunities HA-21-12-05
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's Northeast Regional
Office has job openings for both lawyers and non lawyers.
13. FEMA HA-21-12-05
FEMA is seeking to have all evacuees presently in
hotels relocated to longer-term housing by January 7, 2006, and in any event by February 7, 2006. Eligible applicants will be receiving rental
assistance to pay their rent. Rental assistance can be renewed if program
requirements are satisfied, and may be subject to an adjustment in amount
depending on local market conditions.
14. Conyers Introduces Bills to Censure Bush and Cheney HA-21-12-05
Congressman John Conyers has introduced three new pieces of legislation aimed at censuring President Bush and Vice President Cheney,
and at creating a fact-finding committee that could be a first step toward impeachment.
15. Islamic Association of Cincinnati v. Republican Party HA-21-12-05
An explosion rocked a Mosque on the Winter Solstice causing damage to two doors. The parishioners of the Mosque have set forth a
$5,000 bounty that has been matched with $15,000 from the FBI. That same night an African American named Jermaine Jones died
while in police custody, poisoning aggravated by a history of hypertension and drug use is suspected.
16. SMART Grant HA-24-12-05
Senator Bill Frist has created a new SMART Grant program that will provide $4000 per year to Pell Grant-eligible students who
maintain a 3.0 GPA and major in math, science, engineering, technology, or foreign languages critical to national security during their
third and fourth years of college.
17. Prosecutor v. Joe Deters HA-30-12-05
Arrives at a 101 year sentence for the Establishment of a
fact finding commission at the Hamilton County Board of Elections to censure
and determine grounds for the impeachment of Prosecutor Joe Deters to justify new
elections with two honest candidates. For free and fair elections the removal of the Chairman of the Republican Party to an office outside of the armed forces
or judiciary is required to preserve the neutrality and independence of the
judiciary and to protect the people from wiretappings, poisonings, slavery and
murder by a politically motivated secret police force involved nationally in
the Laundering of Monetary Instruments.
Dissolution of the Wiretap Party.
Pacifying Predatory Lending. Guiding
the County to reduce their prison population and abolish the death penalty.
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Have a Happy and
Healthy 2006
Tony J. Sanders
