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Lori Barrett

As seen in: Bustle, Salon, Scranton Times-Tribune, Citizens Voice, The Chronicle of the Horse, Republican Herald, Standard Speaker, Identity Theory, Chicago Review of Books
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Rule of law makes freedom, security possible Original

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By Lori Barrett, Michael McDonald
| Scranton Times-Tribune Verified
There has been growing discussion lately about the importance of the rule of law in America and concerns about its potential erosion. We are reading about judges facing sharp criticism based upon their rulings — with some calling for their removal — and court orders being ignored or defied. As an equal branch of our government, courts play a vital role in interpreting constitutional issues, including whether the elimination of public service jobs complies with the law.
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Pulled From the Soup

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By Lori Barrett
| Identity Theory Verified
I start with baby steps. I gather the mismatched socks under the bed and a small mass of viscous cough drops spit back into wrappers and left on the bedside table. I pick up the towel dropped on the floor before Blaze left for spring break with his dad. Over drinks the night before my friend Kittie, voice emphatic with wine, talked about the connection between order and joy, the same way she used to talk about the connection between chakras and joy. Always joy.
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The Chronicle of the Horse

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By Lori Barrett, Tracy Gold, Rielle Hunter, Anne Sagalyn
| The Chronicle of the Horse Verified
He was a 10-year-old, 15-hand, flea-bitten gray Arabian named Lazur Hess, just off the track, where he had won more than $100,000. My trainer, Rebecca Roach, bought “Laz” with another client in our barn in mind. That client was looking for an endurance horse. I watched the goings on with interest, as I was sort of in the market for a quiet trail horse myself. He had a spectacular pedigree and had been the 3-year-old winner of the Darley award, a big deal in Arabian racing circles.
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