Monthly Review | Judge Irving Kaufman, the Liberal Establishment, and the Rosenberg Case
This article will be released in full online January 8, 2023. Michael Meeropol, son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, examines a recent biography of Irving R.
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This article will be released in full online January 8, 2023. Michael Meeropol, son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, examines a recent biography of Irving R.
Article: The Rosenberg Case is Closed. Time to Open the Books. - It's been 70 years since the executions of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. ... But we still don't know the whole truth, and not everyone who's interested in the truth has forever to wait around for it.
Book Review: “From Left to Right” — The Story of Holocaust Historian Lucy S. Dawidowicz By Helen Epstein Posted By Ruth King on December 10th, 2020 This biography of Lucy S. Dawidowicz performs the invaluable function of gathering relevant documents and drafting a narrative that rescues a fascinating historian from oblivion. But it does not add much to the history of the New York intellectuals. From Left to Right: Lucy S. Dawidowicz, The New York Intellectuals, and the Politics of Jewish History by Nancy Sinkoff. Wayne State Unive...
General eric holder who says it potentially could be involved in the russia investigation. if the president offers pardons to those caught up in the mueller probe, does he then possibly but himself in legal jeopardy? >> alex, that's a great question because we all know that the president's pardon power is unferted. he can part when he pleases who he pleases. once he makes a decision to pardon somebody then the mueller team can use as evidence of his intent for what he's thinking. why did he pardon that person. was it for a corrupter. purpose which could feed into a collusion or conspiracy case...
I have heard of people unrecusing themselves. rarely does that happen. i had a personal experience with recusal when i was prosecuting a murder defendant. and one of the criminal associates of that murder defendant we learned was a hit man who was following me. albeit fleetingly, but that was a bit too exciting for even this career prosecutor. so, i was instantly recused from the entire office. my entire office from the district attorney's office for district of columbia was recused from the case. and we had to bring a prosecutor over from the eastern district of virginia just to handle the pr...