Since the crash, Ms. Colletti has been in a dispute over her no-fault policy with her insurance company.
Under no-fault insurance policies, carriers are required to pay claims promptly if an accident is not contested.
Especially among some minority officials, who have faulted policies like "stop-and-frisk" searches as unfairly aimed at their members, Mr. Kelly was the subject of rough language.
Under no-fault policies, drivers involved in an accident in which damages are below a certain monetary level are compensated by their own insurance companies, avoiding the costs of determining who was at fault.
Others fault the policy environment.
But as much as I'd like to fault government policy, I suspect it is not entirely to blame.
Some of it is Mr Clinton's own fault: his policy of triangulation inevitably alienated the party's leftists (however much they rallied round him over Monica).
It's almost if he thinks he can simply sit back and say, "It isn't my fault" when policy doesn't go through.
If he died in an accident, $50,000, if that accident was on the way home from work, and determined to not be her husband's fault, the policy paid $65,000.
Even as the government has been faulted for policy paralysis and corruption, the opposition parties have been accused of obstructionism.
The doctors who raised concerns, Robert T. Rubin and Bernard J. Carroll, said they faulted the policy of the journal, Nature Neuroscience, and Dr. Nemeroff for not disclosing the information anyway.
