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hanks for posting that information MrPepper11. -- <%= Clinton Gallagher METROmilwaukee "Regional Information Services" NET csgallagher AT metromilwaukee.com URL http://clintongallagher.metromilwaukee.com/ "MrPepper1

Hello Friend wrote: > On the Oprah show, she said that the authorities discovered the > following in Petersons car : > > A large sharpened knife > Rope > Duct Tape > Blanket > Directions to where Amber Frey works > > > I reckon Amber is on

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 09:02:24 -0500, "Interface" <tomclub@ptd.net> wrote: >So he was unauthorized, yet capable of accessing restricted computer >material - pretty damn good for someone unauthorized to do so. Sadly its simple. You simply connect t

Posted on Thu, Jan. 06, 2005 Spammer convicted of fraud in e-mail scam against newspapers By Joseph A. Slobodzian INQUIRER STAFF WRITER Allan E. Carlson, the Phillies fanatic accused of hijacking the e-mail addresses of area spo

My girlfriend who works at a bank just found out via her background check that she was charged with theft from retail for under $300 (a pack of cigaretts) and she missed her court date 2 years ago because she says she never knew she was charged. So

The airlines' recieved $15 billion welfare handout helps to cover the costs associated with the attacks last month, the proposals for the insurers would instead cover the imagined, unknowable expenses from future terrorism. By GW Bush (the dumbest pre

David Martel wrote: > Sub, > > > >>The "destruction of an evidence" is legal term which is based on an >>assumption that there was an evidence to start with. > > > > I'd agree with this. As long as the State can convince a judge or jur

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 12:53:07 -0800, "Rico X. Partay" <billg@microsoft.com> wrote: >"Dr. Strange,Love!~" <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:hv1rt0l0b1hf9a79nc0r7hvp19veepkknp@4ax.com... > >> Blatt Co. v. United States 305 U.S. 267, >

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 16:40:17 -0800, "Rico X. Partay" <billg@microsoft.com> wrote: >"Dr. Strange,Love!~" <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote in message >news:88ert01g2j5qqftt221skbusgee390rlic@4ax.com... > >> What does L.E. stand for? > > > Go ba

"Dr. Strange,Love!~" <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:88ert01g2j5qqftt221skbusgee390rlic@4ax.com... > What does L.E. stand for? Go back and read my previous reply.

<richardhutnik@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:1105036742.161795.275060@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > Government is a racket used to extort money from people, to keep > institutions running. It will do whatever it can to drop the hammer on

Sub, > The "destruction of an evidence" is legal term which is based on an > assumption that there was an evidence to start with. I'd agree with this. As long as the State can convince a judge or jury that the destruction of evidence was

On the Oprah show, she said that the authorities discovered the following in Petersons car : A large sharpened knife Rope Duct Tape Blanket Directions to where Amber Frey works I reckon Amber is one lucky lady.

"Dr. Strange,Love!~" <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:hv1rt0l0b1hf9a79nc0r7hvp19veepkknp@4ax.com... > Blatt Co. v. United States 305 U.S. 267, > 59 S.Ct 186, 190, 83 L.E. 167 > The Supreme Court opinion seems to be > incorrect. Ca

Pakalolo <JR> wrote: > <richardhutnik@hotmail.com> wrote in message > news:1105036742.161795.275060@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... > > Government is a racket used to extort money from people, to keep > > institutions running. It will do whatever i

"Bastian" <usenet@net-express.com> wrote in message news:rt0rt014ftvidj66s8phr26ielb2cm7mo1@4ax.com... > My girlfriend who works at a bank just found out via her background > check that she was charged with theft from retail for under $300 (a > pack

On 6 Jan 2005 05:32:19 -0800, "MrPepper11" <MrPepper11@go.com> wrote: >The Education Department has become the toughest debt collector around >thanks to an expanding arsenal it wields. But its aggressiveness has >sparked an outcry from borrowers, con

Hello, I'm not certain I'm in the right forum, but perhaps someone can clarify a legal citiation for me. It's from a paper I wrote in 1978 in graduate school for a course in Legal Foundations of Public Administration. I am not a lawyer. The ci

Government is a racket used to extort money from people, to keep institutions running. It will do whatever it can to drop the hammer on people. Institutions here? Colleges. And how so? 1. Have people been allowed to renegotiate their student loans

Fort Worth Star-Telegram Jun. 25, 2004 Are lawyers the real villains? By John M. Cummings Special to the Star-Telegram It's tough being a plaintiff's lawyer these days. Last year, the Texas Legislature pinned just about everything short of

I understand your POV, and I have a novel defense against destruction of evidence: it's a natural law defense, and considers laws of thermodynamics that matter and energy (evidence) can be transformed but not destroyed. The impetus to disregard funda

"MrPepper11" <MrPepper11@go.com> wrote in message news:1105018339.121206.302630@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... The Education Department has become the toughest debt collector around thanks to an expanding arsenal it wields. But its aggressiveness h

Roger that. -Interface "Joel M. Eichen" <joeleichen@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:0qaqt01r4dv85b30hse1etegnjs0chtt3i@4ax.com... > On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 06:42:11 -0500, "Interface" <tomclub@ptd.net> > wrote: > > >OMG. I've seen ANONYMOUS's posts

See for you self at the site below. http://www.usace.army.mil/ There are no combat engineers associated with the Corps of Engineers, only a battalion used for training which is not a combat engineer battalion. Perhaps you are confused because bot

So he was unauthorized, yet capable of accessing restricted computer material - pretty damn good for someone unauthorized to do so. The spirit of this law governs harm to the US, and advance to a foreign country to be no good and criminal. If he d

On Thu, 6 Jan 2005 06:42:11 -0500, "Interface" <tomclub@ptd.net> wrote: >OMG. I've seen ANONYMOUS's posts. He never bothered me. Poor troll. > >SPAM section 1030 sounds like pu$$y $hit to me. Another indication that the >US is a land of Neanderthal

PROTECTED COMPUTER DEFINED: Who sees the definition of protected computer? Discussion here: http://www.dentalcom.net/forum/showthread.php?t=787 **************** How are PNI (Philadelphia Newspapers, Inc)'s computers "determined

OMG. I've seen ANONYMOUS's posts. He never bothered me. Poor troll. SPAM section 1030 sounds like pu$$y $hit to me. Another indication that the US is a land of Neanderthals - so perhaps this is ANONYMOUS's badge of honor. -Interface "Joel M. Ei

MrPepper11 wrote: > The Education Department has become the toughest debt collector around > thanks to an expanding arsenal it wields. But its aggressiveness has > sparked an outcry from borrowers, consumer-advocacy lawyers and even > some bankrupt

Solution: she adds 1 year to her age/ subtracts one year from birth date. If a birth cert. or ID is subpoenaed, a pro-life motion could contend life begins at conception, adding 9 months to age. These tactics might put the minor of 17 at 18 years of ag

Here is a brief background. The Justice Department, under Attorney General John Ashcroft has tightened various approaches to computer crime. This was necessary due to a huge increase in internet hoaksters "phishing" for credit card numbers and othe

he Education Department has become the toughest debt collector around thanks to an expanding arsenal it wields. But its aggressiveness has sparked an outcry from borrowers, consumer-advocacy lawyers and even some bankruptcy-court judges... January 6

David Martel wrote: > Sub, > > I followed your link about "lingering doubt" and found an article on the > Peterson trial in which the judge used this phrase during his remarks to the > jury but I'm not sure that the phrase referred to any funda

Sub, I followed your link about "lingering doubt" and found an article on the Peterson trial in which the judge used this phrase during his remarks to the jury but I'm not sure that the phrase referred to any fundamental legal principle. I don

In article <c79b4594f56f5994d3d808cf86d69de7@dizum.com> Nomen Nescio <nobody@dizum.com> wrote: > > Daniel Joseph Min <-- Asshole!