Unraveling the legal complexities surrounding the tragic Missouri family murder case and exploring the state’s homicide laws.
Supreme Court Issues New Order on Illegal Immigration Law
Hot off the press! The Supreme Court drops a new order on illegal immigration law, and it’s stirring up a storm. Dive into the legal showdown with a personal take on what this means for the land of the free. Stay tuned for the full scoop!
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The Arizona Invasion Act: Unpacking SB 1231 and Its Implications
A blog post that explains the main features and arguments of SB 1231, a controversial bill that would make illegal border crossings a state crime in Arizona, as well as the alternatives and implications of this bill.
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The Kansas City Shooting: Why We Need to Combat Fake News and Hate Speech
In this blog post, I will explain why we need to combat fake news and hate speech, especially in times of crisis, and how we can do it. Fake news and hate speech are not harmless. They can misinform and confuse the public, erode trust and credibility in the media and the government, incite fear, anger, and hatred among different groups of people, and undermine our democracy, our values, and our human rights. We all have a role to play in fighting fake news and hate speech. We all have a stake in preserving our peace, our unity, and our democracy. We all have a voice that can make a difference. Let’s use it wisely and kindly.
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The Anatomy of a Coupon Fraud Ring in California
Coupon fraud is a serious trust issue that affects businesses and consumers alike. For a business, coupon fraud costs it money, often forcing it to raise its prices to compensate for the losses. This not only punishes honest customers for something that isn’t their fault, but it can also erode their trust in the company if news of it being defrauded becomes public.
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How to Avoid Legal Trouble When Counting Cards in Vegas
In this post, I’ll share some tips on how to avoid legal trouble when counting cards in Vegas. First and foremost, it’s important to understand that counting cards is not illegal in Nevada. However, casinos are private property and have the right to ask you to leave if they suspect you’re counting cards
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What occurs when someone discovers that you are in possession of a ghost gun or custom-made gun?
If the owner follows the procedures to register the “ghost” gun with the California Department of Justice (DOJ), owning self-assembled or other privately constructed firearms, also referred to as “ghost” guns, is legal in the state of California. In 2018, laws mandating the registration of certain firearms were passed. Until that point, it was lawful to possess firearms of this kind. Attorneys that focus on gun criminal defense can assist in navigating these intricate legal regulations.
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The Dumbest Laws in America: A Lawyer’s Perspective
In this blog post, a lawyer shares some of the most absurd and hilarious laws that still exist in the United States, and why they make no sense in the modern world.
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When Can You Use a Recorded Conversation as Evidence in California?
This blog post explains the legalities of recording a conversation in California, and when you can use it as evidence in court. It covers the two-party consent law, the exceptions to the law, and the factors that affect the admissibility of recordings in court.
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Hitting A Girl: When Is It Self-Defense And When Is It Assault?
In this blog post, I will explain when hitting a girl is self-defense and when it is assault, based on some common scenarios and legal principles. I will also give you some tips on how to avoid violence and resolve conflicts peacefully.
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