In today's NYT (p.A5) there's a little piece about Maurice Papon, the highest ranking French civilian ever convicted of Nazi war crimes.
As part of his punishment, his pension was revoked.
The French Council of State ordered the pension reinstated because:
there could be no penalties
that strip defendents of their
civil rightsI'd sure like to hear Dubya would have to say about the idea that a pension is a *civil right*.
\brad mccormick
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