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CSS drop down menu and javascript

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This page shows two horizontal menus. One, the "topmenu" is above the banner, the other, the "lowermenu" is below the banner.

The top drop down menu doesn't work. If I add a <ul> to the topmenu html, the horizontal menu disappears. Also, the javascript includes a reference to the "lowermenu" div and not the "topmenu" div. I don't recall how it got there. I suspect my HTML may be off, but then I have altered it and been unable to reposition the topmenu. Do I need to alter the java script to include a reference to the topemenu?Start Free Trial 
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  <p class="itemheading">The B.C. Civil Liberties Association has stepped up to the national stage in two recent cases, taking stands &#8212; and risks &#8212; for human rights </p>
  <p class="newsitem">Doug Ward, Vancouver Sun<br>
    Published:&nbsp;Saturday, March 22, 2008 </p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The dark and murky jails of Afghanistan where detainees handed over by   Canadian troops are tortured and the Victoria prison cell where Robert Latimer   spent over six years are worlds apart.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">But each case is about the rights of individuals versus the power of the   state -- and both were thrust into the national spotlight by the tenacious   efforts of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Over the past few years the BCCLA, operating on small budget and out of a   modest downtown Vancouver office, has arguably become the most influential civil   liberties group in Canada.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"We do harbour the conceit of being the most active civil liberties group in   Canada," said BCCLA president Jason Gratl, a 33-year-old Vancouver lawyer, who   represented Latimer in his successful day parole appeal.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"What we lack in size we make up in courage and energy."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Gratl said the group's mandate has been to protect and enhance civil   liberties in B.C.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">But the lower profile taken by the Canadian Civil Liberties Association, led   by its legendary but aging general counsel Alan Borovoy, has "left us with a   larger case load in the east," he added.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">University of B.C. political science professor Michael Byers said the BCCLA   "is filling a vacuum."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"It's a Canadian NGO that is not only willing to advocate -- but also to   litigate."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">University of Ottawa law Prof. Amir Attaran said the BCCLA stands out in a   country "where it is rare for an NGO to stick its head above the parapet."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">One of the reasons for the BCCLA's fearlessness, said Attaran, is that it   receives no government money. "The BCCLA doesn't have this caution that comes   from not wanting to bite the hand that feeds you."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Attaran, who is originally from the U.S., said too many NGOs in Canada depend   on government funding, which makes them afraid to launch legal action against   the state. Attaran said American human rights groups are far more active because   it is rare for them to depend on government funding.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The BCCLA's key role in bringing national attention to the issue of Afghan   detainees illustrates the Vancouver group's ability to challenge   decision-makers.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">In the spring of 2006, a small group of human rights activists gathered in   Ottawa to discuss how to prevent Canadian-transferred detainees in Afghanistan   from being tortured.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">It was agreed that the Conservative government needed to be confronted in   court over the issue of Canadian complicity in torture.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The discussion turned to which group would be willing to be the plaintiff. It   was felt that the group would have to have enough credibility and profile to   force a court to take any legal action seriously.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">One of the participants, UBC's Byers, offered to contact the BCCLA, which   quickly agreed to become a litigant and was then joined by Amnesty Canada.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The two groups filed a Federal Court action, arguing that international law   and Canada's own <em>Charter of Rights</em> barred the Canadian government from   transferring prisoners to jails where they were likely to be abused or   tortured.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The Federal Court ruled against the BCCLA in a decision earlier this month,   saying the detainees have rights under the Afghan constitution and international   law -- but not Canadian law.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The Federal Court decision will be appealed and was a loss "only in a very   narrow sense," Gratl said.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"The court case had the effect of uncovering specific incidents of torture   and bringing the Canadian public and Parliament to an awareness of the   conditions in Afghanistan for prisoners."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The BCCLA's suit forced the Canadian government to agree to monitor the fate   of detainees who are sent to Afghan jails, he added.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Gratl said the court case also prompted Stephen Harper's Conservative   government to acknowledge that Canada had stopped transferring prisoners into   Afghan custody in late 2007 after discovering clear evidence of torture.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The BCCLA and Amnesty have also succeeded in prompting the Military Police   Complaints Commission to announce recently that it would hold a "public   interest" investigation in the transfer of Afghan detainees.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Byers said "everything that we have seen in the last year concerning the   scandal about Afghan detainees comes back to the willingness of the BCCL to take   the risk and put its name on the line in defence of human rights."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Attaran said it isn't the most popular thing to call for safeguards that   would protect members of the extremist and violent Taliban movement, "who are   pretty hideous and I wouldn't want them running that part of the world."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"But we talk about human rights and the last time I checked, the Taliban   members were humans."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The case of Saskatchewan farmer Latimer, who was jailed for the 1993 killing   of his disabled daughter Tracy, is another example of the BCCLA's willingness to   seize the initiative.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">About a month ago, the appeal division of the National Parole Board freed   Latimer on day parole -- a move prompted by legal action initiated by the   BCCLA.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The group became involved after a member of the B.C. Humanist Society   approached long-time BCCLA activist John Dixon, a philosophy professor at   Capilano College, to help Latimer after he was initially denied day parole.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Latimer was eligible for day parole last year but the regional parole board   denied his request.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The three-member parole board told Latimer they were "struck" that he had   failed to develop any insight into his crime during his seven years in   prison.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"Folks were left the feeling you have not developed the kind of sufficient   understanding of your actions," said Kelly-Ann Speck, one of the three members   of the National Parole Board panel.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Dixon thought it was worth pursuing and convinced the BCCLA to tackle   Latimer's case. The group's in-house lawyer was busy with the Frank Paul   inquiry, so BCCLA president Gratl took on Latimer's case pro bono.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Gratl helped Latimer shape his appeal, which argued that denying him parole   was unreasonable because there was almost no risk of his reoffending and the   initial parole board panel had strayed from its statutory mandate and applied   its own moral views on mercy killing.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The appeal division agreed, saying to "delay in releasing you from   imprisonment would be unfair."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">BCCL board member Dixon said at the time that his group's advocacy of   Latimer's parole bid was not an endorsement of "extra-judicial mercy   killing."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"We weren't interested in appealing the conviction or the sentence," Dixon   said. "We were interested in bringing a measure of fairness and mercy to this   family at this point."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The BCCLA, the oldest active civil liberties group in Canada, was formed in   the '60s when a group of concerned citizens formed a committee to help 72   members of the Sons of Freedom Doukhobor sect. The Doukhobors were arrested and   charged with conspiracy to intimidate the provincial legislature.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The people in the committee remained active and formed the BCCLA the next   year. Initially, the BCCLA operated out of people's homes and depended on   donations from members to keep operating.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">These days, the group has a downtown Vancouver office and eight staff   members, including three full-time lawyers.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Gratl said funding from individuals has risen in recent years to about   $200,000, allowing the group to take on more high-profile cases.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">It also is able to call up other lawyers who will do many hours of work pro   bono, including Ottawa lawyer Paul Champ, who led the Federal Court challenge on   Afghan detainees, and Gratl himself, who represented Latimer for free.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">About half of the BCCLA's annual $500,000 budget comes from the The Law   Foundation of British Columbia, which receives and distributes interest on   clients' funds held in lawyers' pooled trust accounts. Another $40,000 comes   from the B.C. Gaming Commission and the remainder from individual   supporters.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Why has such an energetic group of civil liberty advocates emerged in   Vancouver?</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"Vancouver still represents the final frontier," Gratl said. "Vancouver has   the virtue of attracting young minds from across the continent who feel   constrained by the cultures of other places, including lawyers like myself who   had difficulty swallowing the prospect of a lifetime of working on Bay Street in   Toronto."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">UBC's Byers said the BCCLA's emerging prominence is "just a reflection of the   energy and commitment that exists in Vancouver translated on to the national   stage at a time when this kind of voice is desperately needed."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">Gratl said the BCCLA "tries to articulate what the appropriate limits are on   our freedom."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">While he's a civil liberty advocate, Gratl is no political libertarian. He   believes strongly in the need for a collective that puts legitimate limits on   individual freedom.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">The former philosophy graduate student added that the "best democracy is   where individuals are free to engage in their own pursuits to the extent that   they don't infringe on their neighbour's freedom."</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">While the BCCLA is about action and not pointy-headed debates over abstract   principles, the group does attract individuals with an intellectual interest in   the relationship between the individual and the state.</p>
  <p align="left" class="newsitem">"The BCCLA is made up of a healthy proportion of professors of philosophy and   lawyers," said Gratl. "Law-oriented philosophers and philosophy-oriented   lawyers."</p>
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