Why Didn’t 9/11 Prepare Us For Hurricane Katrina
On August 28, 2005, America was attacked by an act of nature. We don’t need a Katrina Commission to tell us that a Katrina was likely to occur and that we should have provided reasonable security to preserve life and property in her wake.
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| 
Email
| 
Print
Breaching the Duty of Reasonable Care
Prepared for the New York City Police Department Crime Prevention Section.
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
Does the Punishment Fit the Crime
Are passengers being fined unfairly when they bring "dangerous" objects to airports?
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
9/11: The FAA Should Have Known
There were enough warning signs on 9/11 to have possibly prevented the disaster that followed.
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
The Duty to Provide Security
Are we opening a Pandora’s box by extending the legal doctrine of "duty" to acts of terrorism?
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
The Impact Of Violence On Public Education
Brown v. Board of Education declared that children are entitled to equal education. Is that possible in schools where violence is pervasive?
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
The Congressional Role in Airport Security
Congress promised to take action to keep our airports secure. It's time to keep that promise.
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
Facing Up To The Facts
Why do we continue to resist excellence in aviation security?
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
A Common Sense Approach to Airport Security
We need to put the needs of our nation's security over the needs of current airport workers.
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print
A Call For Action
Are we finally ready to secure our domestic aviation facilities?
Charles Slepian
in Duties and Obligations
|
Comments Off
| Email
| Print