Um maybe cause its called news and its pretty good news to hear about since all the Republicans at this time are just a bunch of F*** ups and the public needs to know what the hell is really going on here.
Month: February 2019
Is it legal to cite news articles in a blog?
I would footnote/reference the article, of course. Not if you give credit to the source.
Taking Free Exercise Rights Seriously
March 30, 2006
Speaker: Professor Alan E. Brownstein, University of California, Davis School of Law
Presented by: Center for Professional Ethics
Summary: William A. Brahms Lecture on Law and Religion
• Constitutional law does not take free exercise rights seriously. Creating a more complex free exercise jurisprudence
• How do we balance religious exercise against conflicting state interests?
Professor Brownstein is an expert on church-state issues and has also written extensively on freedom of speech, privacy and autonomy rights and other constitutional law subjects. His articles have been published in numerous academic journals, including the Stanford Law Review. Professor Brownstein teaches Constitutional Law, Law and Religion, and Torts at the UC Davis School of Law, is a frequent lecturer at academic conferences and in law related programs before civic, legal, religious and educational groups. He received his law degree from Harvard Law School in 1977.
Duration : 1:2:14
Positively Tampa Bay: Bay Area Legal Services
Bay Area Legal Services provides services for victims of domestic violence.
Duration : 0:4:4
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Preemption of State Law Intentional Tort Actions Under the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978
After years of tight government control over the airline industry, Congress chose to pursue a policy of economic deregulation, enacting the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 (ADA). Areas formerly controlled by the federal government, such as the awarding of routes, the entry of new air carriers, and the setting of fares, were left to the […]
Is there anywhaere I can get free legal advice on child custody laws?
Im getting ready to leave my husband and I want to move with our daughter back to my home state Pennsylvania. Can I legally do that, and how do I get custody of her so that I can? And is there anywhere I can get free legal advice? I am not a lawyer, but will […]
Do I have a law case? What kind of laywer should I talk to?
My mother died on Aug 28th she crashed her quad into a pole, I was hung up on by 911 6 times and it took about 30-45 mins for ANYONE to get there when we finally did get to talk to an emergency service. My questions are do i have a law case and what […]
Legal News Headlines 4/15/2010
http://www.lbnnews.com
Legal News Headlines for 4/15/2010
San Diego mail Bomb at Fed Ex office
Administration using FOIA exemptions
Wells Fargo predatory lending lawsuit
Waxman MLB needs to end smokeless tobacco use among players
Duration : 0:2:23
Where can I find UCMJ case law? Cases tried against the UCMJ and their verdicts?
I am looking for any site that has cases tried against the articles found in the UCMJ. Service members who have been brought up on charges of violations of these articles, and what the verdict was, evidence presented, and the ruling opinion from the court. One issue with military law is that the trial court […]
The IRS vs. Robert Kahre
Entire TV Show http://www.insiderexclusive.com/firm_cohan.htm
Headline Legal News: The Law Office of William A. Cohan is featured in an exciting, exclusive, in-depth and inside interview, discussing the case of Robert Kahre. Informally called the Kahre case — after the primary defendant, business owner Robert Kahre, who paid workers in gold and silver coins — the trial relied heavily on evidence gathered in a controversial armed raid in May 2003 on several of Kahre’s local business places. The raid entailed keeping more than 20 workers handcuffed, in 106-degree heat without shade or water while agents collected records and equipment, which Kahre described in this interview with great detail. The trial resulted in zero convictions on 161 charges faced by nine defendants, a major win for William Cohan and Robert Kahre.
William A. Cohan has litigated in federal trial and appeals courts throughout the United States for the last 30 years. He has obtained more acquittals in criminal tax cases than any attorney practicing in the United States over the last 30 years (including 2 cases involving more than $10 million), secured several multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements for plaintiffs, and successfully defended against several multi-million dollar civil claims and forfeitures. The other twenty-five percent of his cases involve business disputes between individuals and non-governmental entities: he defends individuals, corporations, trusts, LLP’s, LLC’s, and partnerships in controversies concerning real estate, securities, business acquisitions, employment, banking and insurance. One essential element in William’s success over the last 30 years is and always has been investigating and discovering the larger context of a case.
You can contact William A. Cohan at 858-832-1632
http://insiderexclusive.com
Duration : 0:9:54
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