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Don wrote:
> "Stan Brown" <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote in message
> news:1odvm153d6tlulk0al1dfgse644udl9qvf@4ax.com...
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> >> Indigent defendants get court-appointed attorneys in a subset of
> > criminal trials. As far as I know there is no pro
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I was recently licensed as a patent agent, and am now searching for
contract work with law firms and/or hi-tech companies that would hire
patent lawyers. Since I'm not actually an attorney, I'm a bit of a
novice at where to find jobs listed for lawyer
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I had a horrifying experience at the hands of doctors and staff at a
hospital recently and my attorney tells me I have a good case. I have
never sued anyone before and I am very fearful that my entire life will
be opened up for scrutiny and perhaps ri
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In article <sndvm19b9b19gj7pn89ju8t8c982sh8ka9@4ax.com>,
Eric <EricG@ether.net> wrote:
>What I'd now like to know is when I'm questionning the officer can I
>ask questions such as "Are you aware that....?" or, "Did you know
>that ......?"
Tha
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A group is initiating a petition to put an action up for referendum. A
counter group has indicated they will enlist 100's of people to sign the
petition with false information, in hopes of preventing enough
verifyiable names to appear on the petiti
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Quoting from the recently decided (but unpublished) case of
Floyd A. Wright vs. Sylvia Ruth Weeden (California 3rd
appellate district, Super. Ct. No. 69462:
Although a reasonable attorney would have known this appeal
was utterly without me
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I was involved in an alleged shoplifting incedent about two years ago
in New York. The item in question was valued at about $50. I
researched the law involved and found that new york state General
Obligations Law ยง 11-105 allows for the recovery of u
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ebgujm <ebgujm@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:42:48 -0500, "george pearl"
> <geopearlst@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>me in on a lil' "secret" they had--the truck was badly damaged 12 years
>>earlier
>>and they stole an identical truck and used t
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ebgujm wrote:
> On Sun, 06 Nov 2005 15:42:48 -0500, "george pearl"
> <geopearlst@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> >me in on a lil' "secret" they had--the truck was badly damaged 12 years
> >earlier
> >and they stole an identical truck and used the parts. I
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According to the New Jersey 2002 Home Ownership Act, charging a fee for
a Payoff quote or provide release upon prepayment is prohibited.
There is no escrow, PMI, nor prepayment penalty.
When asking for a Payoff Statement online, a "Recording Fee"
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<jeffhanson7183@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:hndvm1p5uulc36uuk837pv30te4hub8tie@4ax.com...
> Hi, I have a question about not paying my rent for the month. I live in
> a Apartment in NH, and recently i have had a water leak coming from my
> ce
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I am in the process of pursuing litigation for defective workmanship after
I had my transmission replaced. I am thinking about small claims court but I
am rather intimidated because I'm not very familar with the process. Any
advice is much appreciat
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mm wrote:
> In many places where I said "crime", I was perhaps only referring to
> civil copyright infringement. Morally, I think, and I think most
> people agree with me, that it is the same as any other theft. Why
> don't you burglarize houses and
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mm wrote:
> "Is it free speech to say something, anything?" is not a meaningful
> question. We know that it is speech. Americans have a right to
Actually, I'm not really sure that we know if it's speech in the first
place. I still haven't found
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Stan Brown <the_stan_brown@fastmail.fm> wrote:
> Sun, 30 Oct 2005 14:30:27 -0500 from <prabbit1@shamrocksgf.com>:
>> This is a common misconception and it's not always true that "obviously,
>> it's the other guy's fault" if you get rear-ended. There
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I need help on my legal rights in the following-
1. January 10, 2005 (approx)- Due to an employer's change in
health insuror, I bring my new insurance card to my pharmacist (a chain
drug store) and provide them with the new info.
2. Janu
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Stan Brown wrote:
> Thu, 03 Nov 2005 11:26:44 -0500 from <slippymississippi@yahoo.com>:
> > Say, someone who has committed a crime confesses to friends and family
> > on his deathbed. Would that constitute hearsay in a jury trial?
>
> What trial?
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I have a situation and would like guidance to determine what to do next.
I belong to a private industry email list. The list administrator and
myself have had some disagreements and discussion over private email. The
discussions have gotten a lit
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[I've tried several times to post this question anonymously. Each
attempt has failed. I don't know if the posts have been rejected, or
if the mail-to-news gateways I've been trying no longer work, or what
might be going on - but a changing org chart
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cbreitel <charlesbreitel@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Stuart A. Bronstein wrote:
>> "les_for_ruschard@yahoo.com" <les4ruschard@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> > For Calif discovery in a family law case. Might I be asked if I
>> > have posted at this newsgroup? Or
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"cbreitel" <charlesbreitel@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Stuart A. Bronstein wrote:
>> "les_for_ruschard@yahoo.com" <les4ruschard@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>
>> > For Calif discovery in a family law case. Might I be asked
>> > if I have posted at this newsgroup? Or
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This seems like a really trivial issue, but I hope someone can help me.
Here's the deal:
My wife and I received a $100 check written to both of us. I was going
out of town and asked her to deposit it into our joint account. I did
not endorse the c
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Seth Breidbart wrote:
>
> Sure it does: I now have the right to prevent you from doing
> embroidery based on my painting. If I license that right to you, I
> have given up that right.
>
No unless you have granted exclusive rights to that activity
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In article <ol62n15to2nkaqlcgbqocn2rufsh6e9jrh@4ax.com>,
Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote:
>In article <kmdvm19l0anojl0cp6rk8chpp2rupmm6qf@4ax.com>,
>Robert Bonomi <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote:
>>In article <6bosm1hv1p82a3045c593hj8bqjpq2
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote:
> Robert Bonomi <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote:
>>Seth Breidbart <sethb@panix.com> wrote:
>>>You no longer have the rights you've licensed out. You retain
>>>all other rights.
>>
>>BZZZT! Licensing a
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A month ago, I had my will 'updated'. In it, I bequeathed certain EE
bonds to 3 different relatives with 3 different values. Unbeknowest to
me, I recently took note of these bonds and realized what maybe a
problem with the will...ie..I left my sister 2
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> Lets say one of these floating seminar companies come to a state near you
> that you attend, bite the hook ,sign a nice big fat contract for a product
> you never get, nor do you get a refund. The contract you signed states it
> follows the law of o
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