WHILE NEWS MEDIA are saturated with field reports from Iraq and Seattle war protesters fume over unprovoked attacks from police,…
Livid over the vague voter-enacted state law allowing use of medical marijuana, a crusading lawyer tries to untangle unintended consequences. The law has driven the supply system underground, pot patients are getting busted, and some cops, prosecutors, and judges just don’t get it.
“It was an incredibly expensive proposition.” a) Bill Gates, testifying at Microsoft’s antitrust trial, on his effort to settle the…
![Aaron Roberts' family released this autopsy photo to bolster their claim of a police beating.[WHY WE RAN THIS PHOTO:Running a picture of a dead man is not something to be undertaken lightly. The family of Aaron Roberts, through their lawyer, provided us with the autopsy photo of their loved one and asked us to publish it. They believe it bolsters their claim that Roberts was beaten by the police. Roberts' tragic death has been the source of much protest and debate throughout Seattle. Much of the case revolves around what occurred that night in the Central District. Since it happened, we have published many articles on the shooting (which you may find on this Web site). However, since very few people witnessed the shooting or the events leading up to the shooting, much of what happened that night remains a mystery. The autopsy photo provides one concrete visual record that the public can view and judge for themselves. It is in this spirit that we published the photo. We appreciate you letting us know what you think about our decision. The Editors]](https://www.seattleweekly.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/11/1165361.jpg)
New information emerges as lawyers debate the death of Aaron Roberts.
Peace out, man Regarding Geov Parrish’s favorite anarchists (“The new anarchists,” 9/2), I will let John Lennon speak for me:…
Pisces (Feb. 19–March 20) Your perception of time is dramatically different from almost everyone else’s. Perhaps you’re not aware that…
Here’s my dilemma: Can you really go back? I lived with a guy on and off for about four years….
A Roosevelt landlord plays hardball Monopoly with his neighbors.
Feb. 9-15, 2005
Rookie Sue Bird has the looks and skills to be the country’s next big female sports star. But can she keep women’s basketball in Seattle?
Frank Sr. might be the father of the Strippergate scandal, but he says he didn’t break the law.
Greg Nickels used the city-run Seattle Channel to make an advocacy video. Perhaps you can, too.
How Stanley Kubrick prophesied Clinton’s strange love.
The challenges of an outdoor smoking ban.
I am typically a serial monogamist. I haven’t been in a serious long-term relationship for many years, and I decided…
Raise a glass with the salt of the earth.
Tastelessness
“Bank Robbin’ Mama” confesses.
LAST WEEK, the Senate began its noisy debate on two competing versions of the so-called “Patients’ Bill of Rights.” As…
