There is news, there's investigative journalism, and there is the opinion page. The Register has had SOME really good writers,…
Never in a gazillion years did I consider The OC Register as a publication to be taken seriously. The LATimes,…
My best guess as to where the 40.66% number claimed by Miles came from is that in the 2024-25 CA…
Yes, I fixed it, and found another picture of Amy!
The church where Amy's memorial was held was Santa Clara de Asis, not Saint Martin de Porres.
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Depends on who you mean by “we”. Americans were hardly involved save for a supervisory capacity until later, and as…
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![. . . A few days before the Nativity last week, private investigator C. J. Ford got a Yuletide surprise from our useless District Attorney Tony Rackauckas, and boy was it […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/kenneth-clair-xmas-115x115.png "It’s a Kenneth Clair Christmas Document Dump! (Thanks, T-Rack…)")
It’s a Kenneth Clair Christmas Document Dump! (Thanks, T-Rack…)
Posted on January 3, 2017 | 20 Comments. . . A few days before the Nativity last week, private investigator C. J. Ford got a Yuletide surprise from our useless District Attorney Tony Rackauckas, and boy was it […] -
![. . . Ah, Orange County. California’s ruling bastion of rich white privilege. Populated largely in the 70’s by post-Watts riot White Flight, Orange County has long boasted a voting […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/emperor-worship1-e1401396187731.jpg "A Rackauckas Retrospective: Is This the County we want to be?")
A Rackauckas Retrospective: Is This the County we want to be?
Posted on May 29, 2014 | 29 Comments. . . Ah, Orange County. California’s ruling bastion of rich white privilege. Populated largely in the 70’s by post-Watts riot White Flight, Orange County has long boasted a voting […] -
![District Attorneys have almost unfettered discretion in whether or not to prosecute many cases. If they do prosecute, that discretion includes what specific charges are filed, and whether plea bargaining […]](https://www.orangejuiceblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/DNA-Crime-Investigations.jpg "D.A. Trades Prosecution for Money and DNA")
D.A. Trades Prosecution for Money and DNA
Posted on September 18, 2009 | 1 CommentDistrict Attorneys have almost unfettered discretion in whether or not to prosecute many cases. If they do prosecute, that discretion includes what specific charges are filed, and whether plea bargaining […]
Thanks, Cunningham!