May 2006
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Surrogacy is becoming more common, and lawmakers must confront a host
of tough questions.
Reformers dismiss them. Experts call them obsolete. But we can't give
up on school boards, because they're needed.
Eyewitness identification doesn't always mesh with DNA evidence, and
that's leading police departments to rethink their lineup procedures.
Eminent domain is now a hammer property rights proponents are using to
alter zoning codes.
The fight over public subsidies to corporations is nearing a crucial
decision in the U.S. Supreme Court.
