I was watching some YouTube videos about the housing crisis in Detroit and I noticed a recurring theme among commentators that the situation there resembled that of a third world country. I have spent some time in third world countries, and I think that the comparison could not be further off. While third world countries [...]
Saturday was National Train Day and there were some festivities at Union Passenger Terminal in New Orleans. New Orleans is a very strategic rail hub. Not only do all of the major freight railroads converge here (at the port,) but there are also three long distance Amtrak trains that depart daily from the Crescent City [...]
I’ve spent most of the afternoon sleeping as a treat for completing a very hectic few days. As you may be aware, Tulane Law is well known for its environmental law program, and each year the school is host to a student-planned conference. This year’s Environmental Law Summit was entitled: “Defining Green in Times of [...]
Third World Bail Bonds
I was watching some YouTube videos about the housing crisis in Detroit and I noticed a recurring theme among commentators that the situation there resembled that of a third world country. I have spent some time in third world countries, and I think that the comparison could not be further off. While third world countries [...]