Let's say someone has a purebred dog that falls ill. If during surgery the vet gives a shot in the wrong area and the dog dies, that vet can be sued. Why is it a dog owner can pursue a lawsuit but those in the military are barred from suing doctors for malpractice? Sure, dogs are a lovable friends and guardians of the house, but what exactly are soldiers fighting for our country in comparison? In a 1950 Supreme Court case, Feres v.
For 49 years, an eight-foot tall prayer hung on the wall near a high school auditorium where it served as a sort of moral guidance. Written by a seventh grader, it instructs people to smile when they lose as much as when they win; to desire growth mentally, physically and morally; to be kind and helpful; to learn the value of friendship; to perform at their fullest; to be honest to themselves and their peers; and to be kind and helpful.
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