Terrorist Bombings Transcend Hotel Security
The day after the suicide bombings at three American based hotels in Amman, Jordan, the topics under discussion in America, home to three of the so far fifty-seven reported killed with twice that numbered injured, is what information did the authorities have of suspected attacks of this kind at these venues?
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Public SAFETY Can Bring Private Safety
The SAFETY Act can be a tool in crime prevention by encouraging private sector initiatives in the war on terrorism.
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The Last Resort for Losers
Allowing impermissible violence creates foreseeable risk of injury to both players and spectators.
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An Inside Examination of Airport Security
When trying to keep weapons off our airliners, are we looking for answers in the wrong places?
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Putting Sports on Notice
Violence by professional athletes leads to the foreseeable risk of crime.
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Who (And What) Is Flying On Your Flight?
It's vital that we pay attention to airline security before more tragedies occur.
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9/11: The FAA Should Have Known
There were enough warning signs on 9/11 to have possibly prevented the disaster that followed.
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The Duty to Provide Security
Are we opening a Pandora’s box by extending the legal doctrine of "duty" to acts of terrorism?
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The Case of the Ubiquitous Box Cutters
Since 9/11, security breaches on our airlines have become the norm rather than the exception.
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The Congressional Role in Airport Security
Congress promised to take action to keep our airports secure. It's time to keep that promise.
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Give Pilots Guns
Until airline security improves, armed pilots will at least increase public confidence.
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Staying Focused on Security
Recommendations for better security policies have been made. Why haven't they been implemented?
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Are Educated Screeners Too Much To Ask?
Waiving the need for a high school diploma means hiring screeners who couldn't find employment elsewhere.
What Has Lockerbee Taught Us?
The recent arrest of a would-be terrorist underlines the question: Why haven't things improved?
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The Case For Screening Airport Workers
Screening passengers is not enough to keep our airports safe. Airport workers can also be security risks.
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Airport Security: A Promise Unfulfilled
Are American travelers being provided the security that they were promised after 9/11?
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A Call For Action
Are we finally ready to secure our domestic aviation facilities?
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