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I'm sorry this is so late; I have been having problems with disappearing
messages, so I'm going to try posting it again.
"Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote in message
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> Au contrai
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:02:00 -0400,
John F. Carr <jfc@mit.edu> wrote:
> Police on the Boston subway plan to start random searches of
> passengers. They are intentionally not saying exactly how
> this will work -- they want to avoid a court order blo
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"Stuart Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
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> to which Perky Smiles responded:
>
> I don't think that constitutes legal grounds to refuse consent. And
> from a practical standpoint,
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> > FACTS.
> > The husband and wife, sole shareholders of a private company, [not
> > openly traded, and hence without 'market' value] testators transfered
> > shares to beneficiaries against loan accounts.
> > The wills read that the loan accounts o
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I was arrested on April 21, 2004, on a stalking warrant. The warrant is
bogus, but I'll deal with that in court.
I was released the same day but was re-arrested on the 23rd of April, for
supposedly violating a restraining order.
I was jailed for 3 d
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John F. Carr wrote:
> Police on the Boston subway plan to start random searches of
> passengers. They are intentionally not saying exactly how
> this will work -- they want to avoid a court order blocking
> the policy before the next of next month --
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>It could be a construction company wanting to acquire land for a
>private superhighway, a private-sector space company wanting modules for an
>orbiting hotel chain, or such.
Well, as a practical matter a theme park is a complicated project which nee
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My question has probably come up before. I've searched and read
through the ng's and am still unsure.
I have a student loan which is in default (eMax Education Loan -
Servus). I wanted to try to consolidate this loan through the
goverments consoli
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David Chesler wrote:
> Stan Brown wrote:
>> "Heeseop" <heeseop@sbcglobal.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>>> My girlfirend was recenlty arrested for slapping me in the face in
>>> front of a cop so she was arrested. We went to court this week
>>
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Daniel R. Reitman wrote:
> On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 14:00:13 -0400, caj11@my-deja.com (Chris Johnson)
> wrote:
>> . . . . This lawsuit
>> borders on the same ridiculousness as the McDonald's coffee burn
>> lawsuit. . . .
>
> Can we call a moratorium on
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calisquad@excite.com (fuknpist) wrote in message
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> Someone in another state stole my identity and charged over 5000 which
> I did not have in my checking...So my bank transfers my savings to my
>
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Stuart Bronstein <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
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> But you are not taking into consideration that an irrevocable trust
> will be in an abnormally high tax bracket, so there may not be as
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In article <lta9c09rjl9ibks30knjkcc8agb30igpto@4ax.com>,
Chris Johnson <caj11@my-deja.com> wrote:
>> cents, and demanded their money back. They were told that was not
>> possible since the food and drinks were already prepared and ready.
>> The custom
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In article <kokbc0p893is5qtoksra9ib8oguqr2slgc@4ax.com>,
David Chesler <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote:
>Stan Brown wrote:
>> They can do this because your girlfriend committed the crime of
>> assault. (The name of the crime varies in different st
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"Stuart Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
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> When you say "generic" do you mean purely descriptive?
I'm using the term which the headnotes used, presumably because it is the
term
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In article <esa9c0pta61mgnts9bo01qkhlrb3cq3kc6@4ax.com>,
Paul Michael Brown <pmb@his.com> wrote:
>> In my divorce agreement it states that each parent shall have the right to
>> inspect the home of the other to see our mutal child's living arrangements
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My question certains what is and is not legal concerning signatures on
legal documents.
Today I went to upgrade my provisional driver's license to a basic
unrestricted driver's license in the state of New Jersey.
During the process of creating my
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John F. Carr wrote:
> Police on the Boston subway plan to start random searches of
> passengers. They are intentionally not saying exactly how
> this will work -- they want to avoid a court order blocking
> the policy before the next of next month
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"Don K" <dk@dont_bother_me.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
>I didn't say to go over onto the shoulder. I meant if the lane
>is so wide that it allows two vehicles side-by-side, when making
>a right turn you should move over far enough to the right
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Bernie Cosell wrote:
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> AN E-BULLETIN
> LEGAL INFORMATION INSTITUTE -- CORNELL LAW SCHOOL
> lii\@lii.law.cornell.edu
> --------------
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"Phoebe Roberts, EA" <Phoebe@cottagesoft.com> wrote in message
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> Heather wrote:
>
> > In my divorce agreement it states that each parent shall have the right to
> > inspect the home of the other to
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote in message
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> >>> Daimler-Benz
> >>> prosecuted a fixit shop named Jim's Mercedes Service demanding the
> >>> r
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jfc@mit.edu (John F. Carr) wrote in message
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> Police on the Boston subway plan to start random searches of
> passengers. They are intentionally not saying exactly how
> this will work -- they want
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David Chesler <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote in message
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> Stan Brown wrote:
> > "Heeseop" <heeseop@sbcglobal.net> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
> > >My girlfirend was recenlty arrested for slappi
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Stan Brown wrote:
> "Perky Smiles" <s_810@hotmail.com> wrote in misc.legal.moderated:
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>>I own some commercial real estate in California. A tenant want to assign
>>their lease to another corporation that will be conducting the same
>>business. Our
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>>>>> On Tue, 27 Apr 2004 13:51:20 -0400, David S Chesler ("David") writes:
David> "Stuart O. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
David> news:<imhq809l70rde2piitk09b0mjln43mavrk@4ax.com>...
>> chesler@post.harvard.edu (David S Ches
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bgold@nyx.net (Barry Gold) wrote in message
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> Now let's get to the matter of the underlying debt. If you had
> received the bill, you would have paid it, right? Even though you
> never signed a co
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Bob wrote:
> john@jashaw.com (John Shaw) wrote:
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>>I won't try to guess what the decision will be, but having read the
>>briefs of the U.S. in the case, I cannot understand how the government
>>can overcome the constitutional problems such as the F
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John F. Carr wrote:
> _Quirin_ settled that "enemy combatant" status can overrule the Fifth
> Amendment. Personally, I think this feels more like a criminal than a
> military case and is distinguishable from Quirin and his fellow saboteurs
> in the
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I feel that I've been singled out by this hotel chain in New Jersey,
and would like to find out if I have a case against them. If you're
interested and are willing to work with me on consignment, please
email me at: liouconsumer@yahoo.com. Thanks.
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In article <6pkbc0lglgp2kq7a8orev421ir75h308iq@4ax.com>,
John Shaw <john@jashaw.com> wrote:
>Bob wrote:
>
>> You do not realize that the US is at war. Bush declared war on
>> terrorism. Those people at Gitmo are prisoners of war. They are not
>> ent
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> What rights do people have to avoid random, suspicionless searches?
> Is it legal to walk away? If a police officer attempts to remove a
> person's belongings without cause, is forcible resistance legal?
> It's not allowed to resist an illegal arr
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> Isn't a battery an _unwanted_ touch? That is, isn't lack of consent
> a necessary element of the crime?
No, while the civil tort of battery requires unwanted touching, the crime is
pretty much merged with assault and is related to the potential f
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john@jashaw.com (John Shaw) wrote in message
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> The Inquirer <IQ@wonder.com> wrote in message
> news:<kdcub0thr9anjsq69erj51m4spk5bihr1j@4ax.com>...
> > I read this news conference with much puzzleme
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:29 -0400, spam@spam.com (Bob) wrote:
>On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 14:00:33 -0400, john@jashaw.com (John Shaw) wrote:
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>>I won't try to guess what the decision will be, but having read the
>>briefs of the U.S. in the case, I cannot
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John Shaw <john@jashaw.com> wrote:
>I am not a lawyer, but I will ask some questions you should consider:
>
>Could keeping the bottle in the freezer have contributed to the
>incident? That is, were it not for the partial freezing would the
>glass hav
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:46 -0400, john@jashaw.com (John Shaw) wrote:
>3). The fifth amendment does not limit its effect to peace time only.
>There is no exception in the constitution.
There is an exception of sorts in Article I, section 9, clause
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Does a person have any recourse for being fired for not committing
software piracy for a company?
This company wishes me to install software for which it has not paid.
They have also directed me to search ptp networks for serial numbers
for various
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:00:49 -0400, Stuart Bronstein
<spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>So Bush can declare anyone he wants, without any evidence whatsoever,
>to be an enemy combatant, and lock him in solitary confinement
>indefinitely?
>
>What's t
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Seth Breidbart wrote:
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> In article <usa9c05v7tjvqtk8513kk28phb9i28o9s4@4ax.com>,
> Arthur L. Rubin <ronnirubin@sprintmail.com> wrote:
> >Curtis CCR wrote:
> >> What if you were not the intended recipient of "insider" information
> >> about a co
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"Arthur L. Rubin" wrote:
> I doubt that very much. You almost certainly DO have a right
> to forward it to the National Enquirer, or your joke-of-the-day
> distribution list.
My mistake. I concede that that posting it to your
joke-of-the-day d
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:46 -0400, john@jashaw.com (John Shaw) wrote:
>1). Bush cannot declare war. Only congress can declare war.
War Powers Act says otherwise. Clinton used it to send troops to
Yugoslavia and Bush used it to declare war on terro
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:38 -0400, Stan Brown
<the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
>Apparently both Bush and you are unfamiliar with Art I sec 8 of the
>Constitution which says that Congress declares war. His "war on
>terrorism" is a slogan, witho
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:22 -0400, sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart)
wrote:
>Read the Constitution sometime, about who can declare war. Hint: Bush
>can't.
War Powers Act. The president can declare war for a limited time but
must get the approval
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:01:20 -0400, Alun <elektros@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> You do not realize that the US is at war.
>That's because it isn't
Actually it is. Bush declared war on terrorism and named 3 likely
targets: Iraq, Iran and N. Korea. Congr
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On Tue, 08 Jun 2004 11:00:49 -0400, Stuart Bronstein
<spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote:
>What's the difference between that and the internment camps during
>World War 2?
Which interment camps?
--
Map Of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy:
http:
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B.M.T. wrote:
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> 64 year old, property owner would like to establish an irrevocable
> trust for the benefit of grand kids.
>
> Property is a single family residence appraised at $325,000. The
> current mortgage is slightly less than $240,000.
>
>
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> > I have resigned a home-based job 2 weeks ago.
> > The company I used to work for has not yet claimed their laptop and
> > printer that I used at my home-office and I have no idea how or where
> > to send them.
> > I will be moving in 48 hours and
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Sarah wrote:
[assigned customer account service to another company. Now ex-customer
claims, using new service folks as experts, that OP owes company money due
to poor service. OP says customer owes money due to outstanding invoices]
>
What you have
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randy pavatte wrote:
> I saw a story on the news recently in my city of Houston about feral
> cats, and how the population of them is getting out of control. The
> story went on to say that it is illegal to "maintain" these cats,
> which I assume mean
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