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Justice Stevens celebrates 90th birthday.
Arizona Immigration bill passes Senate.
Charles Schwab pays settlement over mortgage backed securities.
Supreme Court strikes down law banning animal cruelty videos.
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FRONTLINE “News War” (Part I) at pbs.org/frontline
In a four-hour special, “News War,” FRONTLINE examines the political, cultural, legal, and economic forces challenging the news media today and how the press has reacted in turn. Watch it on air and online at http://www.pbs.org/frontline/newswar/ beginning February 13
NEWS WAR: SECRETS, SOURCES & SPIN (Part I)
Feb. 13, 2007, 9pm (check local listings)
In part one of “News War,” FRONTLINE examines the political and legal forces challenging the mainstream news media today and. how the press has reacted in turn. Correspondent Lowell Bergman talks to the major players in the debates over the role of journalism in 2007, examining the relationship between the Bush administration and the press; the controversies surrounding the use of anonymous sources in reporting from Watergate to the present; and the unintended consequences of the Valerie Plame investigation — a confusing and at times ugly affair that ultimately damaged both reporters’ reputations and the legal protections they thought they enjoyed under the First Amendment.
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Javalaw Breaking Legal News 2
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Exclusive: Sky News Investigates The Legal Drug Market
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Banning mephedrone is just one step in tackling the use of so-called legal highs. The fear is that before long a new drug of choice will emerge, putting more lives at risk. Sky News has discovered Chinese chemical factories already preparing for this. Holly Williams has this exclusive investigation.
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NYIT’s LI News Tonight: Legal Job Site
A new website helps people in the legal profession find jobs as Elizabeth Zumba reports for NYIT’s LI News Tonight.
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Today’s Legal News Headlines 2/12/2010
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Honda Motor Co., based in Tokyo, Japan, will be recalling an additional 437,000 vehicles in what has become an ongoing, 15-month process that involves cars around the globe. Faulty airbags are the culprit for the recall, which was originally announced in November, 2008. Honda will be replacing driver side air bag inflators that can apparently deploy when too much pressure is applied to them, potentially causing injury or death. Of the additional vehicles that are being recalled, 378,000 are in the U.S., while 41,000 are in Canada and 17,000 in Japan. The total recall from Honda is now affecting 952,118 vehicles in total, including some Honda vehicles that go all the way back to 2001.
A 14-year-old Phoenix girl was locked in a room, starved and abused for two months, and her father and stepmother could face charges of unlawful imprisonment, kidnapping and child abuse, police said Wednesday.
In a move that is sure to have the agriculture industry grimacing and labor-rights advocates cheering, the Labor Department is reversing a Bush administration rule that allowed farmers an easier path to hiring temporary or seasonal foreign workers.
The number of U.S. households facing foreclosure in January increased 15 percent from the same month last year, and a surge in cash-strapped homeowners whove fallen behind on mortgages could be on the way.
More than 315,000 households received a foreclosure-related notice in January, RealtyTrac Inc. reported Thursday. That number is down nearly 10 percent from 349,000 in December, which saw the third highest total since the company began tracking foreclosure data in 2005.
A judge has delayed a ruling on whether Michael Jackson’s father can obtain medical records related to the death of his superstar son.Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Mitchell Beckloff said Thursday he wants to further consider arguments raised by Joe Jackson’s attorney. He says he will issue a ruling next week.
Sources: Free Republic, Associated Press,
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New Obama Executive Order: Marshal Law Part 1.
New Obama Executive Order: Marshal law Part 1.
Breaking News – Obama Signs New Executive Order
Monday, 11 January 2010 19:07 Press Release Latest National News
This new order, along with many other Obama Executive Orders, is very scary when compared to
the book of Revelation and end times Bible prophecy. It is especially scary when given the
scenario of a marshal law situation in the United States. I am not saying that President
Obama is the anti-christ, mark of the beast, or that this is the 7 heads and 10 horns spoken
of in Revelation but I will say it does sure seem to line up that way! There also seems to
be a possibility of America being Babylon, along with the great harlot spoken of in Revelation 17 and 18. If so, this may
be a conformation of many conspiracy theories that say the government is actually up to a
planned economic collapse in order to bring about a New World Order, or One World
Government. Or others that speak of American False Flag Attacks as proposed on Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura. For more please see our website www.CityChurchFellowship.com we are now tracking
this along with many end times news stories.
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Foreclosure Litigation With James Kowalski
The paperwork mess muddying home foreclosures erupted last month. But the legal strategy behind it traces to a lawyer’s gambit in 2006 that has helped keep one couple in their home six years beyond their last mortgage payment.
Lillian and Robert Jackson stopped paying on their home in Jacksonville, Fla., in 2004 when business dropped off at their cleaning company. Eviction might have seemed inevitable when they faced a foreclosure hearing two years later.
But their lawyer, James Kowalski, had the idea of taking a deposition from the signer of the mortgage papers. When a document processor for GMAC Mortgage admitted she routinely signed such papers without being familiar with details of the loans, she was tagged as one of a species now known as robo-signers.
It was a first step in the growth of a legal sub-specialty called foreclosure defense that has sown confusion and turmoil in the housing market. Lawyers in the field now commonly use a technique more identified with corporate litigation: probing depositions, designed to uncover any lapses in judgment, flaws in a process or wrongdoing. In the 23 states where foreclosures entail a court hearing, the bank may be ordered to pay the homeowner’s legal bill if a lawyer can convince a judge that the bank has submitted false documents, such as affidavits saying employees personally reviewed the details of loans when they didn’t.
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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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Legal News Headlines 4/9/2010
Mine rescuers have to abandon search
Toyota exec urged company to come clean in January
Mark Kerrigan indicted on manslaughter charges in the death of his father
Girls charged with bullying enter pleas
Man pleads no contest after killing man who molested him as a child
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