The American Legion [Volume 153, No. 4 (October 2002)]

Disabled Veterans Deserve Fairness: The battle rages in Congress for concurrent receipt of disability and retirement pay by Sen. Bob Smith, R-N.H. -- The Accounting Apocalypse American investors demand a return of integrity to restore confidence in the market by Dominick Peruso and Patricia Weaver -- How to Build Your Nest Egg: Whether in boom times or dog days, those with sound financial blueprints come out ahead by Lou Dobbs -- Unauthorized Authority: U.S. servicemembers constitutional rights carry no weight in the International Criminal Court by Susan Katz Keating -- For the Veteran: National Commander Ron Conley has the heart of the Legion when it comes to serving those who served by Matt Grills -- No Time for Timidity: America's war on terror must be a prism through which every global affair is considered by Alan W. Dowd -- Stolen Identities: The nation's fastest-growing crime targets military personnel and veterans by Gary Turbak -- A Legion Legend Passes: The Hon. Dan Foley was a mentor and champion to Legionnaires -- Vet Voice -- Big Issues: Mandatory vote on judicial picks? -- Under the Radar -- Potpourri -- Living Well -- Washington Watch -- Legion News: JROTC,VA enrollment, keeping God in the pledge and Legion prescription discounts -- Comrades -- Parting Shots -- Cover: Justice entered a new era of uncertainty when the International Criminal Court, ratified by more than 60 nations, was born. Comstock