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• Supreme Court vs. Miranda's ghosts, The 

  Rule Has Denied Justice to Victims, wised Number of Unsolved Crimes Proof that the Miranda decision disastrously crippled police in protecting the...

  Human Events, 05/05/00 by Methvin, Eugene H · More from publication

• Hide and seek: America's impressive record of catching terrorists is helping keep their activities to a minumum 

  The pursuit and prosecution of Aimal Kasi, the sniper who killed 2 people and wounded 3 others outside CIA headquarters in Langley, VA, in 1993, is...

  National Review, 12/08/97 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• The union label: with the level of union violence on the rise, Congress must, again, deal with the courts 

  The union violence that marked the newspaper strike in Detroit, MI, and other strikes is a serious problem in the labor movement. The Supreme Court...

  National Review, 09/29/97 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• Mugged by reality 

  In the 30 years since Congress first established a federal agency for the study of crime, we have spent millions of dollars on criminological...

  Policy Review, 07/01/97 by Methvin, Eugene H · More from publication

• Cuckoo's nest: a well-intentioned provision in the Senate's health legislation may exacerbate the abuses in America's mental-health industry - Column 

  A health care bill was amended by the Senate to make mental health coverage a part of worker's benefits. However safeguards to stop the current...

  National Review, 07/15/96 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• Bloody murderers - mass murderers 

  Mass murderers are often paranoid schizophrenics who are loners. Sometimes a small incident sets off a tragedy. Several of the worst mass murderers...

  National Review, 06/03/96 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• Harvest of Sorrow: Soviet Collectivization and the Terror-Famine. - book reviews 

  SUPPOSE that the July 1944 bomb plot had killed Adolf Hitler, which it surely would have done if Count von Stauffenberg had set his satchel a foot...

  National Review, 12/11/95 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• The face of evil - psychotic murderers; includes related article - Cover Story 

  Research on the psychological characteristics of such serial killers as John Wayne Gacy and Richard Macek suggests that something happened to these...

  National Review, 01/23/95 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• The liberation of the Teamsters 

  Legislation to control organized crime activity in the Brotherhood of the Teamsters and other labor unions was introduced in 1970 under the...

  National Review, 03/30/92 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication

• Highest court cost: concern for "prisoners' rights" has turned prisons into jungles 

  Overcrowding in prisons has led to court decrees which forbid double bunking and other crowded conditions. The result of these decisions has left...

  National Review, 03/16/92 by Eugene H. Methvin · More from publication