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Nationwide Mortgage – Legal Advice – FHA – Bloomberg Financial News – 2008-12-24 – Mortgage News
Nationwide-Mortgage.com , President & CEO, David Reischer discusses with Bloomberg’s, Margaret Popper, current effect of mortgage applications on residential refinance and home purchase loans. The ability for home owners to qualify for Conforming, Non-Conforming, FHA and Reverse Mortgage loans as effected by stricter underwriting standards due to the recent credit crisis.
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Considering Legal Options – Saanich Man Says Incident Left Him Feeling Worthless
Victoria – A 19-year-old Saanich man says he is considering his legal options.
Tyler Archer says he was attacked by a group of strangers at around 12:30 a.m. on March 21st.
Archer says when police arrived his friends told officers what happened.
But instead of helping him, Archer says police kicked him.
Archer’s lawyer, Richard Neary says his client was confused and trying to comply with police.
Victoria Police say the three officers who arrived on scene initially saw a man lying on the ground after allegedly being kicked in the head by a suspect.
Sgt. Grant Hamilton says in a situation involving an all out brawl and possible serious injuries, the area could be a serious crime scene.
Victoria Police Chief Jamie Graham says until people can be secured and searched properly, officers are not going to take chances.
Chief Graham says he has no doubt the Vancouver Police Department will conduct a thorough and independent investigation into the incident.
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Sky News Investigates Mephedrone
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After mephedrone is blamed for the deaths of two teenagers in Scunthorpe, Sky News goes undercover to discover exactly how easy it is to get hold of
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Lindsay Lohan fails drug test , sister Ali and father conservatorship on Kelly’s Court.
Beverly Hills judge originally sentenced actress Lindsay Lohan to 90 days in jail, plus 90 days in-patient rehab for probation violation. Now, Lindsay faces another 30 days (or more, considering the FU message on her nails) in the “big house” for failing a drug test while on probation.
Arthur Aidala and Mark Eiglarsh comment on her, her father and her younger sister Ali, who is still a minor, on Kelly’s Court.
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Legal News Headlines 1/22/10
Todays coverage includes Roman Polanski, the Supreme Court’s ruling on corporate political campaign financing and John Edwards confirms he’s the father. Scott Drake hosts…Legal Headline News
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Legal News Headlines 5/4/2010 – Arizona immigration Law
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Legal Headline News 5/4/2010
BP Oil accepts some responsibility for spill
Arizona immigration debate
Times Square bombing video
Mexican drug violence claims 24 lives over the weekend
Legal Broadcast Network
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Legal News Headlines 5/27/2010
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Legal News Headlines 5/27/2010
BP Top Kill procedure for oil spills
Supreme court rules against NFL collective bargaining
police cheif 7 year old shot
don’t ask don’t tell for the army
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Brad Bannon on Supreme Court back in session
Scott interviews Washington DC political strategist Brad Bannon
(Huffington Post)
First Amendment cases top the Supreme Court’s docket as it begins a new term with a new justice and three women on the bench for the first time.
The court will look at provocative anti-gay protests at military funerals and a California law banning the sale of violent video games to children. These cases worry free speech advocates, who fear the court could limit First Amendment freedoms.
The funeral protest lawsuit, over signs praising American war deaths, “is one of those cases that tests our commitment to the First Amendment,” said Steven Shapiro, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Another case involves a different aspect of the First Amendment, the government’s relationship to religion. The justices will decide whether Arizona’s income tax credit scholarship program, in essence, directs state money to religious schools in violation of the constitutional separation of church and state.
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Cops Bust Into Home Of Disabled Army Veteran Over 2 LEGAL Marijuana Plants
November 08, 2010 KING 5 News / KIRO 7 News / Q13 News
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