After cocaine charge, JBLM doctor denied fair trial still fights to clear name

After cocaine charge, JBLM doctor denied fair trial still fights to clear name
The News Tribune
Maj. Eric Smith is one of a handful of soldiers sentenced to prison solely for drug use. He gathered DNA and hair follicle evidence challenging a positive drug test. Army leaders insist drug-testing program is accurate. By Adam Ashton.

The News Tribune

Habari Zinazoendana

9 years ago

The Seattle Times

13 Dec

Military doctor fights to clear name after questionable drug testing

Military doctor fights to clear name after questionable drug testing
The Seattle Times
A single positive drug test sent Army Maj. Eric Smith, a doctor, to military prison in a case rife with questions about fairness and the accuracy of drug tests. Now, with his conviction set aside, he's trying to clear his name. By Adam AshtonHal ...
After cocaine charge, JBLM doctor denied fair trial still fights to clear nameThe Olympian

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11 years ago

TheCitizen

31 May

EDITORIAL: Clear thorny issues to ensure fair Simba poll

>It is pointless to believe that a time will come when factional wars will not rear their ugly head in the run-up to a Simba or Young Africans general election--not unless there is a complete change of attitude by members of the two clubs in general and club leaders in particular.

 

9 years ago

Africanjam.Com

ARSENE WENGER BACKS CHELSEA DOCTOR EVA CARNEIRO "THE RULES ARE CLEAR"

Wenger also hinted Mourinho's bust up with doctor Carneiro and head physio Jon Fearn points to a lack of unity at Stamford BridgeArsene Wenger has told Jose Mourinho "the rules are the rules" after the Chelsea boss's row with his medics.And he has hinted Mourinho's bust up with doctor Eva Carneiro and head physio Jon Fearn points to a lack of unity at Stamford Bridge.Mourinho has been in the spotlight this week after demoting Carneiro and Fearn after an explosive row.Mourinho erupted after...

 

10 years ago

AllAfrica.Com

03 Dec

Dissent in Lubanga Appeal Decision Highlights Fair Trial Concerns

Dissent in Lubanga Appeal Decision Highlights Fair Trial Concerns
AllAfrica.com
The International Criminal Court (ICC) today issued its first appellate decision in the case against Thomas Lubanga, upholding his conviction and sentence for war crimes relating to child soldiers. However, a strong dissent was issued by Judge Anita Ušacka, ...
ICC upholds Lubanga convictionWorld War 4 Report

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5 years ago

Android Police

01 Apr

Fitbit Charge 4 launches as a pricey, minor upgrade from the Charge 3

Fitbit Charge 4 launches as a pricey, minor upgrade from the Charge 3  Android PoliceFitbit Charge 4: new Fitbit looks like its best yet, but is its launch timing a disaster?  T39 Of The Best Fitness Trackers For Every Lifestyle And Fitness Need  ForbesAmazon has a whole bunch of Fitbit devices on sale at generous discounts  PhoneArenaNew Fitbit Charge 4 fitness tracker adds GPS but keeps the same design  CNETView Full coverage on Google News

 

10 years ago

TheCitizen

23 May

INSIGHT: How fair trade isn’t seen to be fair at all

>I am not exactly rich, but I do enjoy the pleasures of living in a wealthy country. I call a peaceful, green suburb of the Australian metropolis Melbourne “home”.  Working around 50 hours per week, I earn more than I need to cover my basic needs. In fact, I am one of those privileged individuals, who use the surplus left after paying all bills to let their money work for them, enjoying the magic of earning interest on interest.

 

10 years ago

Dewji Blog

03 Feb

Artist Fights with His Creations!

 

10 years ago

Independent Online

27 May

Zanzibar fights violence against women

Independent Online
Zanzibar fights violence against women
Independent Online
Zanzibar, Tanzania - Natasha Ali was devastated when she realised the man accused of snatching her 14-year-old daughter off a street in Zanzibar and raping her had been freed for lack of evidence. Her daughter was grabbed as she strolled through an ...
Zanzibar police beef up fight against sexual, physical abuse of womenTODAYonline

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10 years ago

BBC

Nigeria fights back against Ebola

Nigeria's lesson in how to prevent an outbreak

 

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