Editorial: Duterte's murderous approach to law enforcement must end.
The absence of laws proscribing murderous threats of lynching today tells us far more about the history of racist violence in this country than it does about the legal innocence of would-be "pranksters" in Jena, La.
They deserve to be led by someone who can abide by international law, not a murderous dictator.
But it's O.K., the show still has some redeeming social value; he practices vigilante law enforcement, targeting murderous pedophiles and drunken drivers who would otherwise escape justice.
Hayat Boumeddiene stares out sleepy-eyed from a police "wanted" poster that was issued before Amedy Coulibaly, her husband under Islamic law, launched a murderous rampage in a Jewish supermarket in Paris.
LOS ANGELES — A former Navy reservist who was fired from the Los Angeles Police Department in 2008 has gone on a murderous rampage aimed at police officers and their families, law enforcement officials said Thursday, killing at least three people — including an 11-year veteran of the Riverside Police Department — and setting off a huge manhunt across Southern California.
The French director Quentin Dupieux (who is also a musician known as Mr. Oizo) went to the American West to make "Rubber" (April 1), a horror-film parody about a murderous automobile tire and the law-enforcement officials who try to stop it.
It is equally obvious why politicians in the West want to agree with them, to draw a very clear distinction between murderous fanatics and the religion of law-abiding millions.
In William Friedkin's Killer Joe, he built upon the career resurrection hinted at in The Lincoln Lawyer, playing a slimy, murderous Texan working both sides of the law.
In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus radicalized the Law by, for instance, making anger murderous and lust adulterous (Matthew 5 21 22, 27 28) and calling for his disciples to be "perfect, as your heavenly Father is perfect" (Matthew 5 48).
