Abortion protesters once again took to the National Mall in Washington D.C. on the 39th Anniversary of the groundbreaking Roe Vs. Wade decision on legalizing the right to choose. Supportive lawmakers stand behind protesters in an effort to retake the White House in this coming fall election. The “March For Life” is not new to [...]
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Jan
10
Regulation of TV
How much regulation is too much regulation? The supreme court is currently considering taking a case that deals with the regulation of curse words and nudity on national television networks, such as ABC and NBC. This case stems partly from a 2003 episode of ABC’s television show “NYPD Blue” in which a woman’s bare buttocks [...]
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8
All Candy: No Custody?
Did you know that according to the courts, improper nutrition may be a deciding factor in a courts decision regarding child custody rights? This is included in the “best interest of a child” factors in the MCL 722.23. Along with proper nutrition comes emotional attachment between the child and his parents, ability of the parties [...]
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22
“Trial and Heir” is Coming to PBS
Based on a book written by husband and wife lawyers Danielle and Andrew Mayoras, “Trial and Heir:Protect Your Family Fortune” is a new, “entertaining and informative” television special coming to PBS nationwide in December. It originally aired August 9, 2011 on a local Detroit PBS station. Famous attorneys Danielle and Andrew Mayoras wrote the book [...]
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3
Birthday Card Law Suit Dismissed
Now days it is nearly as common to sue someone over something as silly as being disturbed by a screaming toddler on a plane as it is to sue for malpractice. In fact, one of the more outrageous court cases lately involved two adult children suing their mother for being a “bad mother.” This may [...]
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14
Alabama Immigration Law Blocked- Temporarily
After being passed just last week, a federal appeals court panel has blocked the Alabama Immigration law requiring all undocumented aliens to carry identification and requiring all schools to collect information on immigration status. The law was passed just last month and caused quite a ruckus in schools all over the state. Hundreds of Hispanic [...]
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26
Is FEMA Over?
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is in serious trouble. With the budget crisis and the threat of a government shutdown in Washington, things are looking worrisome, not only for those disaster victims relying on the support FEMA, but for the entire agency itself. Already there are projects on hold for FEMA, millions of dollars’ worth. [...]
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12
10 Years After 9/11–When Will Our Troops Come Home?
Where were you on 9/11? This question will mark all those who are old enough to answer it for their lifetimes. It’s a defining moment of a lifetime, and of a country. Two big, beautiful pools flow with water and now take the place of some of the most notorious buildings the world has ever [...]
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18
What Will Become of Casey Anthony?
After a three year trial, 25-year-old Casey Anthony was found not guilty for the allegations against her that claimed that she murdered her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee. The public’s view of Anthony is mostly negative, most people having believed her to be guilty for her charges, from their own analyses of the evidence. Well, whether or [...]
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28
Cigarette Company Threatens to Sue Austrailian Government
Philip Morris International are threatening to sue the Australian government for their recent plans to universalize cigarette distribution by removing brand labels and making cigarette packaging look all the same. The Australian government is looking to decrease the sales of cigarettes, possibly until they are eradicated from the Australian market all together. Starting in January [...]
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