I know there may be questions asking where to get legal advice but I just want the general advice of others before I seek it. I left a few of my belongings with a friend, who agreed to look after them. I have now asked my friend to return them and he is claiming he […]
Month: July 2016
What case law is considered binding on the federal district court for the Northern District of IL?
I’m doing an analysis on a contracts case. What is considered binding and what is considered persuasive? Are either IL state laws or caselaw binding/persuasive? Since contracts are normally state law, then IL state laws and IL supreme court is supposed to be binding. Along with US Supreme Court, of course, if it had ruled […]
Pelican Case: Torture Tests
See how Pelican Cases stand up to being submerged, thrown from a roof and even shot at.
Duration : 0:2:15
An Experienced Ny Personal Injury Lawyer Can Deal a Case Efficiently
An injury is always unknown and can happen to anyone at anytime. NY personal injury lawyer is a legal assistant who helps the victim in sorting out all legal matters. He will also make his client aware of laws that one is unknown about it and can further help him in future. There are different […]
How many presidents wrote executive orders?
And is there anyway to make the go away And how come congress doesn’t have a say? Every president from Washington to Obama has issued executive orders (including William Henry Harrison who was president for a mere 32 days). The Constitutional basis lies in Article II which empowers the President to see that "the laws […]
Lego Law: Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad
This is a Lego recreation of the famous tort case, Palsgraf v. Long Island Railroad. This video was created as part of a class. The video was mentioned in the following New York Times article:
This video spoofs the 2008 election, the O.J. Simpson case, and the Rodney King case, all of which were discussed in the law class this was made for.
Duration : 0:5:43
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Beijing the City of Many Temples
The capital of the peoples republic of China is Beijing. It was formlery known in English as Peking or Peiking. It is hosting the 2008 summer olympics and is one of the four great ancient capitals of China. As the capital Beijing has also been the site of political turmoil in recent years. Tiananmen Square […]
Who thinks its a bit odd that Obama passes 5 executive orders in first 3 days?
I ask because this has never happened by his predecessors in history. He’s acting like a king or something but its kinda weird, watch that commy. Not in order but: 1- Obama barred officials of his administration from lobbying their former colleagues “for as long as I am president.” He barred former lobbyists from working […]
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