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Parents need know that times are a changing. The NFL and the youth organizations have heard your concerns about player safety and are taking actions to address them. As a result, youth football is getting a long overdue makeover.
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Coach, your words of advice, "Arrive on time, prepared and ready to deliver a best effort," were met with an eager-to-please attitude from my 10-year-old son. When other young players neglected to demonstrate this same courtesy, your actions spoke louder than your words.
When it comes to great sports moments, Hail Mary touchdowns can't touch this. Walk-off home runs? Forget it. Even a March Madness buzzer-beater dulls in comparison. Chris Borland's retirement from the NFL blows them all away.
Football safety in America is a relevant topic with head injuries and long-term effects taking center stage. Everyone has an opinion. I'm sounding off as the mother of twin athletes who is more concerned about finding solutions than finding fault.
While you were all talking about "deflategate" last week, an important study was quietly published.
All sports, like life itself, involve risks. Unless we intend to keep our children by our sides, safe from the potential of injury, growing up entails dangers to life and limb.
While the dangers of concussions and head injuries for NFL players has generated plenty of conversation and litigation in recent years, professional a...
Forgive my pessimism, but as long as football continues to attract these types of "You hit like a girl!" gorillas to teach the game to children, no amount of Heads Up football is going to make the sport safer.
Unfortunately, we are now seeing our young athletes dropping out of organized sports at record levels: according to an annual survey conducted by the Sports & Fitness Industry Association,
It was the waning moments of a damp September fourth quarter, and football, as it often does, had brought out the ugly side of one of its fans. In this case, the red-faced rooter was a 30-something dad.
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Though young athletes handle pressure differently, parents of youth football players often experience their own anxiety not knowing how to help their children navigate a stressful experience.
The boy in me who was raised on Buddy Ryan football was shocked to hear himself say no. My ego and pride were alive with the notion that someone thought my son would be a good football player, but the idea of him banging his head into other people terrified me.
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In Florida nine men were arrested last week for running a gambling ring centering on youth football. How did bettors attempt to influence the outcome? By bribing and paying the young players. Players would be paid thousands of dollars after a particularly pleasing game.
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Will Smith pitched seven strong innings, Chris Getz doubled home the go-ahead run and the Kansas City Royals defeated the Oakland Athletics 3-2 on Wednesday night. Smith (4-4), a 23-year-old rookie left-hander, limited the A's to two runs and five hits, while striking out five and walking one. In winning his past two starts, Smith has allowed four runs and 11 hits in 14 innings. With two outs in the seventh, Eric Hosmer, Lorenzo Cain and Getz hit consecutive doubles, the first Kansas City extra-base hits of the game. Cain, who was in a 2-for-24 skid, doubled home Hosmer to tie the score. Left-handed reliever Sean Doolittle was brought in to face Getz. After fouling off five pitches with two strikes, Getz stroked an opposite-field double on the 11th pitch to bring home Cain. A's starter Brandon McCarthy (6-4) lost for the first time since April 21, snapping his career-best six-game winning streak. McCarthy, who is 6-1 with a 2.45 ERA in his past nine starts, gave up three runs, t...
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he walked down the highway for 3 miles at 4 am, and got me coffee on the way. i dont think a blow job would have been enough.
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Founder: The Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar
Embassies: The Mictlan System, Titan, The Vast, Mystria, Pony Lands, Greater Prussia, Greater Dienstad, Concordat of Phoenix, The Forgotten Lands, Haven, The Planet Mars, Tarathia, Splendid Isolation, Eladen, Armagedox, The Ascendancy, and 2 others.Raumreich Oversector, and The Federated Klatchian Coast.
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- : Embassy cancelled between Meridon and Tareldanore.
- : The Eternal Noldorin Empire of Menelmacar ordered the closure of embassies between Tareldanore and Meridon.
- : The Capitalist Haven of Dillville of the region Dill Country proposed constructing embassies.
- : The Yhdistyneet Kansakunnat of Finorskia of the region Meridon cancelled the closure of its embassy in Tareldanore.
- : Lerd negachuchu 9 of the region Meridon ordered the closure of its embassy in Tareldanore.
- : The Kingdom of Oshtraya of the region FANTASIA proposed constructing embassies.
- : Embassy cancelled between The Land of Power and Tareldanore.
- : Giltheran ceased to exist.
- : Embassy cancelled between Imperial Prussia and Tareldanore.
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Kind of bugged only half the nations are researching the cure, but I think we'll be okay as long as we use our missiles.
We had that situation last year as well, if I recall. I know Maleficent and Pavatics' players so I'll poke them to do research. Aelosia's largely out of contact nowadays and she'll do what she'll do.
Safe haven! All infected cured! 0 deaths! Great job everyone, especially Menelmacar. Anyone know the link to the rankings page for this?
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We're down to #70, which was inevitable as larger regions get their shít together. I'm hoping we stay on the list, but we'll see.
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Attention Limited Jurisdiction Judges: In Re Gault — The Sequel Might Be Out There in Front of You
Mae C. Quinn (Washington University in Saint Louis – School of Law) has posted In Loco Juvenile Justice: Minors in Munis, Cash from Kids, and Adolescent Pro Se Advocacy – Ferguson and Beyond on SSRN.
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In recent years many have challenged the imposition of lengthy adult prison terms for kids convicted of serious crimes. Given their special vulnerabilities, advocates argue young felony offenders should have their cases handled in our country's specialized juvenile courts where they might receive age-appropriate interventions intended to support redirection and development. However, these conversations have largely overlooked another set of legal venues and their juvenile justice implications – those adjudicating low-level offenses such as local traffic and ordinance violations. Thus, there has been little scholarly, judicial, or advocacy address of the phenomenon of prosecuting minors in municipal courts.
This essay calls for greater attention to the issue. It does so in the wake of recent events in Ferguson, Missouri which have generated wide-spread agreement that local courts need to change the ways they process, prosecute, and punish low-level ordinance violations. Indeed, as the nation has now learned, aggressive pursuit of fines and court fees through traffic cases and related quality-of-life actions are one of the most troubling aspects of life for many poor residents in St. Louis and beyond.
Yet, juveniles – youth under the age of eighteen – are a population whose experiences have received almost no attention in the course of these critiques and recent calls for reform.
This article fills that gap by opposing prosecution of minors in municipal courts – venues largely focused on financial enrichment of the localities they serve. It explains that municipal courts frequently deploy localized punitive practices against children that work to displace state and federal standards intended to protect them from harm, including taking cash from kids. Thus it urges rejection of in loco juvenile justice practices and instead argues youth – as a matter of common sense and constitutional doctrine – should have a right to juvenile court as venue of first resort.
Avoiding Judicial Burnout
The ABA Journal recently had an article about lawyer burnout which certainly has some applicability to judges:
Two character traits—perfectionism and pessimism—are prevalent among lawyers and may make them prone to anxiety, according to Gayle Victor, who worked as a consumer debt attorney for 25 years before becoming a social worker. "Perfectionism helps lawyers succeed in practice because the profession is excessively detail-oriented. In the Johns Hopkins study, optimism outperformed pessimism—except in the legal profession, because lawyers are hired to always look out for what can go wrong." Stressed-out lawyers account for 75 percent of Victor's practice, Care for Lawyers, which is based in Evanston, Illinois.
Taken to the extreme, perfectionism transforms into a feeling that nothing is good enough. "Attorneys develop an overdeveloped sense of control, so if things don't go as planned, they blame themselves. They think they didn't work hard enough or they were careless," explains Tyger Latham, a Washington, D.C.-based psychologist who treats many lawyers and law students. "Paid worriers, lawyers are expected to predict the future, to anticipate threats and guard against anything that could arise. So they learn to see problems everywhere, even when they don't exist. And they start to perceive threats as if they're life-or-death matters. That's the very definition of anxiety."
The full article and – more importantly – some suggested solutions can be found here.
Rethinking How We Allow the Impeachment of Defendants
Anna Roberts (Seattle University School of Law) has posted Reclaiming the Importance of the Defendant's Testimony (University of Chicago Law Review, Vol. 83, 2016) on SSRN.
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Implicit courtroom stereotypes are an urgent problem. When, as is disproportionately the case, trial defendants are African-American, they are vulnerable to implicit fact finder stereotypes that threaten the presumption of innocence: unconscious associations linking the defendants with violence, weaponry, and guilt. Implicit social cognition reveals that one valuable tool in combating this threat is individuating information — information that, through methods such as defendant testimony, brings an individual to unique life.
Yet current case law frequently chills defendant testimony by permitting impeachment by prior conviction. Courts determining whether criminal defendants should be impeached by their prior convictions use a multi-factor test, of which one factor is "the importance of the defendant's testimony." This factor was designed to prevent defendant testimony from being chilled: if the testimony was important, then impeachment was to be avoided. Now, courts often invert the factor's meaning: they find that if the defendant's testimony is important, the government should be able to impeach it. The distortion of this factor means not only that impeachment is typically permitted, and defendants frequently silenced, but also that a valuable opportunity to tackle courtroom bias is lost.
This Article proposes that the "importance of the defendant's testimony" factor should be reclaimed as a means for defendants to argue that the individuating information that their testimony can offer militates against permitting impeachment. Where the defendant's race risks triggering stereotypes that threaten the presumption of innocence, individuation represents a crucial part of the struggle for a fair trial.
Expunging America's Rap Sheet: There is a Reason Judges Need to Exercise Leadership
Giving people a second chance seems obvious to some and to others quite contrary. Judges occasionally expunge records, but in an information age it is questionable whether anything can really be expunged. Moreover there are judicial leaders who advocate giving people a second chance – and yet the hiring policies of the judiciary are often not a model for employers willing to give people the second chance judges encourage the private sector to give individuals. Forgiveness is, in short, a challenge.
Jenny Roberts (American University, Washington College of Law) has posted Expunging America's Rap Sheet in the Information Age (Wisconsin Law Review, Vol. 2, No. 321, 2015) on SSRN.
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As the Wall Street Journal recently put it, "America has a rap sheet." Today, between 70 and 100 million people in the United States have a criminal arrest or conviction record, and anyone — including employers, landlords, and data collection companies — can easily access these records on line. At the same time, collateral consequences of even the most minor offenses have increased exponentially, affecting employment, housing, parenting, and just about every other aspect of daily life. The convergence of mass criminalization, ubiquitous criminal records, and pervasive collateral consequences is a major factor in the criminal justice system's troubling racial and economic disparities.
States are reacting to the criminal records crisis in different ways, with many focusing on expanding record sealing or expungement laws that currently range widely in the relief offered. The time has come for a well-tailored response to mass criminalization and collateral consequences in the information age.
Sealing and expungement laws must be part of a multi-faceted approach to alleviating harmful consequences of a criminal record. The goal of limiting access to and use of relevant criminal records to those with a legitimate need to know is best advanced through focused legislative reform.
This Article describes why well-crafted sealing and expungement laws matter, responds to the major moral and practical arguments against such laws, and situates sealing and expungement as part of a comprehensive scheme for relief from a criminal record. Reforms might include regulating data brokers to ensure that sealed or expunged records are removed from their databases, banning employers from asking about arrests not ending in conviction or expunged convictions in the absence of a statutory mandate to do so, and offering employers who comply with such rules immunity from certain negligent hiring lawsuits.
Wisdom from Judge Alex Kozinkski
The starting and ending point is that the vast majority of prosecutors in the federal and states courts are dedicated and often over worked public servants. But, there is little doubt that the adversary system of justice has brought out the worst of people occasionally
Brady v. Maryland is nearly fifty years old yet there remain far too many instances of "Brady non-compliance." Appellate courts find prosecutorial error and simultaneously say it was harmless error. Too often there is more discussion in opinions about why the error is harmless, and not enough discussion about why the prosecutorial behavior is wrong and should not be repeated.
It is in that context that the WSJLaw blog recently had an interesting piece:
If you could look beneath the blindfold worn by Lady Justice, would her eyes be closed? One of the nation's most influential judges suggests she would be giving a wink to prosecutors seated across from the defendant.
In the latest issue of Georgetown Law Journal, Judge Alex Kozinski of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals turns a critical gaze toward America's criminal justice system. It's a long piece — part diagnosis of ailments and part treatment — with a broad sweep. But one of its major themes is prosecutorial advantage, both in federal and state courtrooms.
"They say that any prosecutor worth his salt can get a grand jury to indict a ham sandwich. It may be that a decent prosecutor could get a petit jury to convict a eunuch of rape," writes Judge Kozinski.
Among his specific concerns is what he sees is a reluctance on the part of judges to blow the whistle on prosecutorial abuse:
Defense lawyers who are found to have been ineffective regularly find their names plastered into judicial opinions, yet judges seem strangely reluctant to name names when it comes to misbehaving prosecutors. Indeed, judges seem reluctant to even suspect prosecutors of improper behavior, as if they were somehow beyond suspicion….Naming names and taking prosecutors to task for misbehavior can have magical qualities in assuring compliance with constitutional rights.
If judges have reason to believe that witnesses, especially police officers or government informants, testify falsely, they must refer the matter for prosecution. If they become aware of widespread misconduct in the investigation and prosecution of criminal cases, a referral to the U.S. Department of Justice for a civil rights violation might well be appropriate.
Trouble in Kansas
The struggle for fair courts continues in Kansas. In June, Gov. Sam Brownback (R) signed a bill that could defund the entire Kansas judiciary. Last week, Larry T. Solomon, the chief judge for Kansas' Thirtieth Judicial District, filed a brief threatening to challenge the controversial budget bill, arguing that intimidating the courts erodes public confidence in an independent and impartial judiciary. The Brennan Center is part of the legal team representing Judge Solomon.
Privacy Rights
Alan Butler (Electronic Privacy Information Center) has posted Get a Warrant: The Supreme Court's New Course for Digital Privacy Rights after Riley v. California (Duke Journal of Constitutional Law & Public Policy, Vol. 10, 2015) on SSRN.
Here is the abstract:
The Roberts Court will likely be remembered for its decision to uphold the Affordable Care Act, its same-sex marriage-rulings, and its decisions in First Amendment and corporate-speech cases; but this Court should also be remembered for ushering in the era of digital Fourth Amendment rights. The Court has not only addressed how Fourth Amendment standards will apply to changing communications technologies, it has also gone out of its way to learn and understand how new technologies will affect the balance of power between the government and citizens. We have come a long way from Chief Justice Roberts' question during oral argument in City of Ontario, California v. Quon: "[M]aybe everyone else knows this, but what is the difference between a pager and e-mail?"
In Riley v. California the Court answered — in a unanimous, nine- to-zero decision — the question of whether the police must obtain a warrant prior to searching an individual's cell phone incident to a lawful arrest.
The Court said, simply and unequivocally, yes, "get a warrant." Moreover, the Court directly addressed the impact of ever- expanding digital storage, the proliferation of smartphones, and the implications of encryption and access to cloud-based services. The opinion reflected the Court's newfound understanding of modern communications technologies and their impact on civil rights. It stands as one of the strongest and clearest proclamations of Fourth Amendment rights in the Court's history.
This article will explore the implications of the Riley decision on future Fourth Amendment cases, including cases challenging the bulk collection of telephone metadata. The article will review the background of Riley and the search-incident-to-arrest doctrine, and describe the new categorical rule adopted by the Court. The article will then consider how the Riley decision will affect lower court rulings on important Fourth Amendment issues: the scope of the search-incident-to-arrest and border-search exceptions, whether the collection of metadata and location information is a search, and the rules governing seizure of electronic records.
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Confidence in Major Public Institutions
Gallup put out its semi-regular ratings of the major public institutions. ..and the results are depressing, if not entirely shocking:
There are three institutions — the military, police and small businesses — that a majority of Americans have a "great deal" or "quite a lot" of confidence in. The other 12 institutions all inspire less confidence and, broadly, far less confidence than their historic averages in the Gallup data.
This paragraph, via Gallup's Jeffrey Jones, is absolutely stunning:
Americans' confidence in all institutions over the last two years has been the lowest since Gallup began systematic updates of a larger set of institutions in 1993. The average confidence rating of the 14 institutions asked about annually since 1993 — excluding small business, asked annually since 2007 — is 32% this year.
32 percent!
That means that just one in three people have a lot of confidence in 14 of the most bedrock institutions in our society from business to labor to TV to schools to, yes, Congress. (Congress is the institution that is running the farthest behind its historical norms. Don't act surprised.)
What's even more remarkable is that not one institution has risen upward in public estimation to fill the void left by the falling faith in others. In short: We've lost faith in the institutions that long served as a sort of societal safety net, but we haven't replaced them with anything. We are, as a country, living without a net.
That feeling — that if you fall there will be nothing and no one to catch you — drives a deep societal anxiety about the country and its future. It's why you have record numbers of people questioning whether the American dream can still be achieved and expressing deep (and long-held) pessimism about the where the country is headed.
And it's why politicians — from President Obama on down — have struggled to articulate a positive vision for the future that doesn't feel totally out of touch with the deep-seated pessimism and anxiety coursing through the electorate.
Here's Obama from his 2014 State of the Union address:
What I believe unites the people of this nation, regardless of race or region or party, young or old, rich or poor, is the simple, profound belief in opportunity for all, the notion that if you work hard and take responsibility, you can get ahead in America.
Now, let's face it: That belief has suffered some serious blows. Over more than three decades, even before the Great Recession hit, massive shifts in technology and global competition had eliminated a lot of good, middle-class jobs and weakened the economic foundations that families depend on.
Today, after four years of economic growth, corporate profits and stock prices have rarely been higher, and those at the top have never done better. But average wages have barely budged. Inequality has deepened. Upward mobility has stalled. The cold, hard fact is that even in the midst of recovery, too many Americans are working more than ever just to get by; let alone to get ahead. And too many still aren't working at all.
And Hillary Clinton from her presidential announcement:
"We're standing again. But, we all know we're not yet running the way America should."
Here's Marco Rubio's take on the conundrum:
My parents achieved what came to be known as the American Dream. But now, too many Americans are starting to doubt whether achieving that dream is still possible: Hard working families living paycheck to paycheck, one unexpected expense away from disaster . . . Young Americans, unable to start a career, a business or a family, because they owe thousands in student loans for degrees that did not lead to jobs . . . And small business owners, left to struggle under the weight of more taxes, more regulations and more government.
Why is this happening in a country that for over two centuries has been defined by equality of opportunity?
Then there's always the more direct approach favored by Donald Trump:
The challenge for any politician on the ballot in 2016 — particularly those running for president — is to find a way to give people something to latch onto amid all of the chaos that surrounds them. Judging from the Gallup numbers, we are in desperate need of something to believe in.
Racial Profiling in Canada
James Gill (Thompson Rivers University) has posted Permissibility of Colour and Racial Profiling (Western Journal of Legal Studies, Vol. 5, No. 3, 2015) on SSRN.
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Racial profiling in law enforcement is a contentious matter, particularly in light of U.S. police-citizen race tensions. The racial profiling debate has not been settled. Racial profiling proponents view it as a tool to effectively uncover criminal activity among certain racial groups. Critics find that racial profiling perpetuates racial stigmas and is largely inefficient as a policing tool. This article explores the ongoing debate and offers an overview of the Canadian judicial experience with racial profiling. The author proposes a middle-ground solution where racial profiling may be used under certain constraints imposed on law enforcement. The author suggests that the Crown provide justificatory evidence for the use of racial profiling when it is raised as a defence by the accused.


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The Obama administration celebrated Earth Day on Wednesday by announcing $750 million worth of stimulus-funded projects to improve national parks and monuments. That included at least some money for 12 of the 13 National Park Service units in Utah, or all of them but Rainbow Bridge National Monument.
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar said, "These projects — at places like Ellis Island in New York and Dinosaur National Monument in Utah — are ready to go and will create jobs in communities across the country."
In all, Utah parks and monuments will receive $24.1 million worth of projects.
One of the projects most ballyhooed by the administration is spending $13.1 million to finally demolish condemned portions of the Quarry Visitor Center at Dinosaur and replace them. That center covers a cliff where fossils were carefully quarried and exposed in place for visitors to see.
Visitation at Dinosaur has plummeted in recent years as that building, the main attraction of the monument, remained closed — and the monument suffered the worst visitor satisfaction ratings in the park service. The monument on the Utah-Colorado border will receive more money than all but a handful of parks nationally.
Salazar listed the work at Dinosaur with such other high-profile projects as spending $5.5 million to rehabilitate the Independence Hall tower in Philadelphia; $8.8 million to stabilize the Ellis Island Baggage and Dormitory Building; $30.5 million to repair the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C.; and $9 million to replace an old wastewater treatment plant in Yellowstone National Monument.
"By investing $750 million to restore and protect America's most special places, we are creating a new legacy of stewardship for our national park system while helping our economy stand up again, Salazar said."
Acting National Park Service Director Dan Wenk said, "We will fix trails, invest in energy-efficient vehicles, build new visitor facilities, clean up abandoned mine sites, increase our ability to generate power from the sun, and finally complete overdue maintenance on our buildings and roads."
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Already dazed by several unexpected farewells, two Houston Texans have started a Twitter campaign to get Mario Williams to stay here.
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Gary Matthews wants out of Anaheim
Oct 28, 2009, 8:55 AM EDT
Little Sarge is tired of being a fifth outfielder:
"I don't expect to be back; it's time to move on," outfielder Gary Matthews, Jr. said as he packed his belongings in the team's Angel Stadium clubhouse
today. "I'm ready to play for an organization that wants me to play
every day. This organization has other plans, and that's OK . . . I just feel like it's time for me to play for an organization that believes I can contribute every day, from day one."
Even if Gary Matthews has had no business starting games in Anaheim these past few years — and he hasn't — it's still not hard to understand his frustration. Like Juan Pierre across town, (a) it's not Matthews' fault that his team gave him so much damn money — you wouldn't have turned it down either; and (b) it's not unsurprising that he thinks he can still play, even if people who aren't Gary Matthews make a compelling case that he's wrong about that. He's a ballplayer and he wants to play ball. He doesn't sound like he's being too much of a crank here — he knows the Angels don't want him and he's not grousing about that — he just wants to do what his maker intended.
But the money is still obviously the problem here. He's owed $23 million over the next two years, and no one is going to want to pay that for what Gary Matthews is capable of giving them. And of course, even if the Angels eat almost all of it — which they probably should — I'm not sure if an "organization that wants [Matthews] to play
every day" exists.
I think a lot of teams could use him as a fourth outfielder, though, and that would represent something of an upgrade for him. For the Angels, simply bidding adieu to a bad business decision may be rather satisfying as well, so look to see Matthews either dealt or released sometime soon.
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Cubs? The obvious tie to his fathers days in Chicago, but also the new hitting coach, Rudy Jaramillo, was the coach when he had his career year in Texas.
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Because of their friendly dispositions, dogs have earned the famous moniker, "man's best friend." However, it must be noted that domesticated dogs will not always have their sweet and approachable personalities in all situation. There are times when dogs become frightened and turn to aggression in an effort to protect themselves from things that they perceive is a threat. Sometimes, this aggression can become dangerous and turn into an unwarranted attack. This is particularly true for certain dog breeds which are considered most hostile than most, such as rottweilers and pit bulls.
Getting attacked by an aggressive dog can be extremely dangerous. According to the website of The Sampson Law Firm, dog bites often lead to serious injuries that require hospitalization. Even worse, the common victims of such accidents are children. Because younger kids easily become enthused by seeing pets, they might not be aware of certain signs showing that the dog they've encountered has turned aggressive and is ready to attack. The most common injuries associated with such incidents include severe lacerations, broken bones, bacterial and viral infections, nerve damage, and hemorrhaging. Victims also face the possibility of serious scarring and disfigurement after their recovery.
There are many ways that dog bites can be prevented. Mostly, these preventive steps should be done by pet owners to ensure that no unwanted accidents may occur. There are many states across the United States that have implemented leash laws, requiring dog owners to make sure their pets are properly leashed while in a public area. There are also some states where certain aggressive breeds are closely watched and regulated.
For those who have been victimized by dog bites, taking appropriate legal channels is the surefire way to ensure justice and compensation. Arvada personal injury attorneys would likely be quick to point out that victims have the right to seek help and hold responsible parties accountable.Read More
Issues with Personal Injury Protection Claims in Florida
The state of Florida requires all its residents to have personal injury protection or PIP insurance before being granted the privilege to drive any vehicle. This is to ensure that they will be able to receive appropriate coverage to assist with medical costs and other financial obligations following an accident, regardless of who might be responsible for the incident. The requirement of having PIP insurance is one of the ways Florida motorists are protected from the difficult consequences of car accidents. In essence, this set up is extremely ideal and beneficial for the community.
The problem with PIP insurance rests in the fact that the companies providing such programs fail to provide proper compensation to medical professionals who offer their services to car accident victims. While personal injury protection coverage helps victims receive the medical attention they need, there are plenty of cases when doctors and other hospital personnel are unable to receive proper reimbursement for the costs of their services. According to the website of the West Palm Beach PIP lawyers at Schuler, Halvorson, Weisser, Zoeller & Overbeck, P.A., this is due to lenient policies that make it easy for insurance companies to deny personal injury protection claims.
Such issues leave the medical community in a difficult situation. It would be unethical for doctors and health care personnel to turn down a patient due to their financial situation. In order to follow the standards set by their vocation, medical professionals are left with little options to recover the expenses required for the treatment of car accident victims.
Overall, personal injury protection or PIP insurance is meant to help Florida motorists bounce back from any accident they might meet. However, while beneficial, insurance providers can make it difficult for medical professionals to receive rightful compensation after providing their services to car accident victims.Read More
Legal Avenues for Drunk Driving Accident Victims
It is an unfortunate reality that drunk driving remains a prevalent problem in the United States. As evident in the data provided by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or NHTSA, alcohol-impaired driving was found to be the cause of over 10,000 fatalities recorded in the year 2012 alone. From this staggering number, the NHTSA estimates that 1 person is killed in a drunk driving accident every 51 minutes across the country. The reality becomes even more disturbing considering that the available data fails to count for the drunk driving accidents where the victims survive with very serious injuries.
The laws against driving under the influence (DUI) and driving while intoxicated (DWI) are incredibly stringent in all states across America. Drivers found to be driving while impaired by alcohol can expect to pay a significant amount of fees and even serve some considerable time in jail or prison. However, despite these harsh penalties and punishment, it seems that there are still a significant number of drivers who become reckless, putting the lives of other people in danger.
As pointed out by the website of Pohl & Berk, LLP, these drivers are acting negligently and may be held responsible for any undesirable outcome caused by their behavior. Similarly, the Williams Kherkher website emphasizes that drunk driving is an extremely hazardous act, and drivers found to be driving under the influence of any intoxicating substance can cause life-changing consequences. The victims and their families can find reprieve and closure through several legal avenues available to them.
In the aftermath of a drunk driving accident, victims and their families can pursue financial compensation by pursuing a personal injury lawsuit. A Louisville car accident attorney may point out that through this legal option, it may be possible to attain the assistance needed to cover medical costs, funeral costs, and other financial concerns brought about by the accident. A personal injury lawsuit will be considered a civil case and is completely separate from possible criminal charges that the driver at fault may end up facing for violating traffic laws.Read More
SR-22 Insurance: An Important Step to Regaining Your Driving Privileges
According to a report by the United States Census Bureau, an overwhelming 10.8 million motor vehicle accidents occurred in 2009. They also found that about 35,900 of these accidents lead to fatalities. Considering this data, it's absolutely clear that road and traffic crashes is a rampant problem across America. Preventing such incidents from occurring is obviously a pressing concern. One of the protective measures set in place to ensure that devastating outcomes are kept to a minimum is through the requirement of insurance liability coverage. A particular example is SR-22 Insurance, which is required from drivers that have been convicted of traffic offenses.
Drivers that have been convicted of a traffic offense will typically have their driving privileges provoked temporarily. To regain this privilege, one of the important steps they need to take is to have SR-22 Insurance. The term 'SR-22' refers to the form that will need to be filled out and submitted to the Department of Motor Vehicles or DMV. The form will show that the driver in question has fulfilled the necessary insurance liability coverage they need in order to be allowed to operate a vehicle again. According to the website of the car insurance experts at Insure on the Spot, SR-22 Insurance is commonly required from those that have been convicted of a DUI. Additionally, the Insure on the Spot website points out that drivers that have caused a car accident without carrying proper insurance, as well as those that have incurred 3 or more traffic violations in a single year will also be required to present an SR-22 form to the DMV.
Regaining one's driving privileges will start with the driver purchasing the appropriate insurance program that they need.
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Penalties of a Felony DUI in California
Drunk driving is one of the most pressing concerns that prevail in roads across the United States. Based on data compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration or NHTSA in the year 2012, for every 51 minutes, at least 1 individual dies in a drunk driving accident in America. This is a very alarming trend, leading to over 10,000 fatalities.
Because the consequences of drunk driving can be particularly devastating, it makes sense that the penalties for such an offense are equally stringent. Under California law, for example, driving under the influence (DUI) is typically considered a misdemeanor. However, when an accident caused by an alcohol-impaired driver involves certain factors, the charge can be turned into a felony and lead to punishment that are much harder to deal with.
A DUI can be considered by California law as a felony if one of the three factors are applicable to a given situation: first, if the incident caused significant harm or injury to another individual; second, if the driver at fault has been convicted of 4 or more DUIs within a duration of 10 years; and lastly, if the driver at fault is found to have a prior felony DUI conviction, also within a 10-year duration.
According to the website of the Law Office of Daniel Jensen, P.C., individuals convicted with a felony DUI in California can face a variety of very serious penalties. Depending on the details of a given case, a driver convicted of a DUI felony can end up facing criminal fines, as well as jail or prison time. On top of that, he or she may also have their license suspended. The court may also require having an ignition interlock device installed in their vehicles to prevent the convicted driver from operating the vehicle while having alcohol in his or her system.Read More
Worker's Compensation: Pursuing Benefits and Legal Action
An accident can happen at any time. While there are several ways people can protect themselves from unfortunate circumstances, there remains no surefire way to predict when an accident will occur. It can happen while someone is on vacation. It can happen while someone is commuting in a vehicle. It can also happen while a person is going about their regular tasks at work.
As pointed out by the U.S. Department of Labor, workplace accidents are a common occurrence all over the country. Their data shows that about 2.9 million cases of private industry injuries have been reported in the year 2013 alone. While these injuries account for accidents that happened in various types of workplaces, they were most common in the fields of construction, transportation, manufacturing, and other manual labor jobs. Considering these facts, it's clear that employers should be able to set up appropriate safeguards to ensure that their workers won't fall vulnerable to the aftermath of these unpredictable and often tragic incidents.
The adaptation of a proper workers' compensation program is one of the ways employers can make sure that their workforce is well-protected from the devastating effects of accidents. When an employee becomes seriously injured in an accident, he or she will have to deal with many long-term consequences. Aside from having to deal with the physical and emotional trauma caused by the accident, the injured employee will also have to deal with financial concerns. Medical costs and lost income opportunities are just some of the common issues dealt with by those who have been severely injured in a workplace accident.
After an accident, injured employees can receive the financial assistance they need by filing for workers' compensation benefits. However, as noted by the website of the Minnesota workers' compensation lawyers at Robert Wilson & Associates, processing such claims is often an uphill battle.Read More


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Did Romney Impersonate A Police Officer? Does He Annoy His LaJolla Neighbors?
These are two hilarious new lines of attack on Mitt Romney. Let's start with idiocy from the NY Times, which provides an in-depth report about Romney expanding his home in California
ON Dunemere Drive, it seems as if just about everyone has a gripe against the owners of No. 311.
The elderly woman next door complains that her car is constantly boxed into her driveway. A few houses over, a gay couple grumbles that their beloved ocean views are in jeopardy. And down the street, a widow grouses that her children's favorite dog-walking route has been disrupted.
Gotta love it. As Gay Patriot points out, the Times' Michael Barbaro even searched for a gay couple to attempt to smear Romney. Then there's this
So now, after overcoming the distrust of social conservatives and evangelical voters to clinch the Republican nomination, Mr. Romney must win over another constituency, one that his campaign team never anticipated, polled or targeted: disaffected neighbors.
It will not be easy. There are those who seem pleased by Mr. Romney's presence here, which real estate agents have whispered could raise home values by 10 percent. "Personally, I'm glad it's people who have a little bit of money and taste living there," said Susan Coll, who lives three houses away.
A subtle dig that Romney is is uber rich and full of good taste, two things that apparently make him completely ineligible to be POTUS. Good thing he isn't into Arugula and Wagyu steak, we might have to run him out of the country on the high speed rails. Gay Patriot further points out that the Times never seemed interested in Obama's shady deal with Tony Rezco. Oh, and that "guy in the neighborhood", unrepentant domestic terrorist Bill Ayers.
Let's move on to the next one, which comes our way from The National Memo, via the Democratic Underground
When Mitt Romney was a college freshman, he told fellow residents of his Stanford University dormitory that he sometimes disguised himself as a police officer — a crime in many states, including Michigan and California, where he then lived. And he had the uniform on display as proof.
So recalls Robin Madden, who had also just arrived as a freshman, the startling incident began when Romney called him and two or three other residents into his room, saying, "Come up, I want to show you something." When they entered Romney's room, "and laid out on his bed was a Michigan State Trooper's uniform." (snip)
To some observers, Romney's alleged masquerading as a cop to intimidate innocent drivers shows a character defect that is also revealed by other bullying incidents during his youth. When those incidents were disclosed in the Washington Post earlier this year, Romney issued an apology of sorts, stating that he had done "stupid" things and was sorry if he had harmed anyone.
Strangely, the Romney campaign blew off multiple requests for a response. How soon does this show up in the NY Times? When the DU pushed the notion that McCain was not eligible to be president due to being born in Panama in February 2008, the same thing showed up two weeks later in the Times. And then again in July 2008. Both stories were "just wondering".
All the story has are a few people, but no actual proof. But, then, proof is never needed when attempting to smear a Republican. And, heck, sometimes they just make it up (see: Dan Rather. Mary Mapes. CBS News). Good thing Romney hasn't admitted to doing coke and smoking marijuana, two serious violations of the law. If any candidate did that, they media would be all over them.
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Punjab Congress General Secretary Arvind Khanna, while talking to reporters here said," this is a welcome step and will throw the middlemen out."
The Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar recently made announcement here that the drought-hit farmers in Punjab will get the relief payment directly through their Kisan Credit cards and bank accounts.
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