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One can not shout fire in a theater etc.
Is there any speech that has now become unlawful such as the "n" or
"f" or other hate words?
It may be in bad taste and not the thing to do - but is it unlawful in
this country? Thinking about Kramer and h
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In article <r0pjk2h9tofmi366ce3e8l34nmjduc6t8j@4ax.com>,
Ian Michael Gumby <im_gumbyN0Spam@hotmail.com> wrote:
>"Stuart A. Bronstein" <spamtrap@lexregia.com> wrote in message
>news:2jfek257o6lmd0uqsbukbfc87opr2s57m8@4ax.com...
>> Ian Michael Gumby <
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On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 08:57:36 -0500, Marty.Rock@gmail.com wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Below a long story running over 3 months now about my used car. It is a
>2003 Ford Focus.
>I have had the cars now for 15 weeks, and it has spent 11 weeks at the
>repair shops
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On Nov 18, 7:28 am, "Mike" <mas_it_2...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> One lives in an apartment for 3 years with his wife and a kid. No delay
> in monthly payments or such things at all.
>
> By end of the 3rd year, landlord sent a letter to the tenant asking
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In article <p0vtl2l52v04umisnmbsfpu2cqa2fv396q@4ax.com>,
"Mike" <mas_it_2000@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi everone,
>
> One lives in an apartment for 3 years with his wife and a kid. No delay
> in monthly payments or such things at all.
>
> By end of
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This may be an obvious question to those who know more about the
subject, but I am having a hard time finding a direct answer.
If I buy a CD and lend it to a friend to listen to, this is not
illegal.
If I burn a copy of this CD and lend it to a frie
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I was helping my friend move and accidentally hit a gutter on the side
of the shed that was in the parking lot. Damage was very minimal,
gutter has a small dent and some paint got scratched off. Everything
can probably be fixed in about half an hour. G
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On Mon, 20 Nov 2006 08:57:29 -0500, A Man Beaten by Jacks
<nobody@fool.foo> wrote:
>>...I e-mailed the current copyright holders of the
>>Black's Law Dictionary Library. They told me that the 1st and 2nd
>>editions were in fact not in the public do
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In article <reg0m2ljavsuv9hu65kuc5s24b66bunidi@4ax.com>,
Tony Rayo <oshidori@gmail.com> wrote:
>Does anyone know if they just don't want parts of their dictionary
>collection (albeit old ones) floating out there so they told me that,
>or do they hav
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Tony Rayo wrote:
> I couldn't find public domain editions
> of Black's Law Dictionary 1st Edition (published in 1891) or Black's
> Law Dictionary 2nd Edition (published in 1910) on Google Books or any
> other places online where you would expect to
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Stuart A. Bronstein wrote:
> "Tony Rayo" <oshidori@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Greetings everyone. I noticed I couldn't find public domain
> > editions of Black's Law Dictionary 1st Edition (published in 1891)
> > or Black's Law Dictionary 2nd Edition
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Hey - A quick, yet not so simple law question. I have poured over the
privacy act, and the personal information and electronics documents
act, along with the acccess to information act and numerous others
resources including prior lawsuits/court cases
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A couple of years ago I started getting dunning notices and legal papers
sent to my address. The defendant's name is very similar to mine, 'Joe A
Smith' vs 'Joe Z Smith'. I am not the guy named on these papers. For the
most part a simple phone cal
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At the age of around 80 or so, FIL finds out he needs to have his gall
bladder out. (MIL & FIL are backwoodsy kind of people, not very
informed of real world ways, they call what he had "Dad has a gall")
He had heart bypass about 2 years before this a
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we are having the survey done. would mediation be the next step to get
neighbor's encroachment removed?
He violated the county's set-back rule too.
A rooster raising operation. 35 cocks a crowing. no partridge in no damn
pear tree.
--
"In the fu
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"Roy" <aa4re@aa4re.ampr.org> wrote in message
news:peg0m2p71bj4ee4qa4vh3gt0v3vq901oo5@4ax.com...
> Ian Michael Gumby wrote:
>> Hypothetical question.
>> Are there any legal issues for an ISP/Telco monitoring the IP traffic on
>> their networks?
>
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"John A. Weeks III" <john@johnweeks.com> wrote in message
news:oeg0m2hahbgjprm8s1c7jqheek3o4hg92p@4ax.com...
> In article <m0vtl2t6g8gkhe9giths0lv5nn40b7skc0@4ax.com>,
> Ian Michael Gumby <im_gumbyN0Spam@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Are there any lega
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Regarding the aborted OJ Simpson "If I Did It" project (which,
presumably, has largely been paid for by way of an advance), The
Guardian says today: "In her statement, Regan makes an attempt to
justify the fact that she paid for the OJ Simpson book and
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote:
> John A. Weeks III <john@johnweeks.com> wrote:
>
>> you are not likely to recover anything so long
>>as you got a room and paid the rate for that room.
>
> What if the "special value" was on something other
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sethb@panix.com (Seth Breidbart) wrote:
> Mark A <nobody@nowhere.com> wrote:
>>If the OP had refused the substitute room and gone elsewhere, and
>>the OP's credit card was charged anyway for the guaranteed
>>reservation, then maybe in that case the
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My soon-to-be-wife was recently divorced back in June. WI. law states
there is a 6 month waiting period to re-marry. If we get married in
Dec. of this year (after the 6 month wait), do we file our taxes as
married? Is it better to wait and get married
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Hi,
I hired a contractor to build a home addition. He made many changes
and substitutions and also left a good bit of finish work undone. We
came to the punch list point. I presented him with a punch list and
included everything change and substi
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In May 2006, my neighbor started a fire inside of his house. He then
stepped outside of his house and pointed a pistol at Peco Workers who
immediately told the cops who were working the traffic detail. Long
story short, my neighbor was shot and kille
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In article <00d3m2585erunfpu2nekpijv13agc7hh2s@4ax.com>,
pbd22 <dushkin@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi.
>
[[.. munch ..]]
> for
>example, if i was to put together a
>site dedicated to betting on a
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"pbd22" <dushkin@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have been doing some reading about betting exchanges such
> as betfair and what have you. A decent article found in the
> online edition of bloomberg explained that the Federal
> Interstate Wire Act has prohib
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asked about the shopkeeper privilege. In particular, I wondered if
it or its reasonableness is triggered by a buzzer that goes off
randomly when a customer leaves.
nospam@isp.com wrote:
> As of course you already know, the answer for you will depen
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<nospam@isp.com> wrote:
[wrt "shopkeeper privilege"]
>This includes Calif., whose Penal ยง 490.5(f)(1), in providing a
>defense against a wrongful arrest" prosecution, directs:
>
> "A merchant may detain a person for a reasonable
> time for the
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>Barry Gold <bgold@nyx.net> wrote:
>
>>Generally speaking, *no*, you have not signed away your 4th amendment
>>rights. In fact, you _cannot_ sign away that right, it is considered
>>a "fundamental" and "inalienable" right. "Fundamental" means that y
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John Hyde <EJhyd@netscape.net> wrote:
>Uhhh, I agree that there is an element of psychology. But I don't think
>you have a right to refuse the inspection. Perhaps they are not willing
>to enforce their rights, but just 'cause you get away with bre
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David Chesler <chesler@post.harvard.edu> wrote:
> What do these uniform decisions say about customers' persons?
>For instance my local WalMart has a device at the door that plays an
>announcement when folks carrying certain devices, including but not
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GeekBoy <nunya@nunya.com> wrote:
[house next door to OP is inhabited by people that OP believes are
using and dealing illegal drugs. OP also believes the house is
being trashed and it is being turned into "a public eyesore".]
If your n
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I had this car mishap a few days back. Imagine a T intersection between
the gate of my apartment complex and the road. I was waiting at the
gate trying to make a right turn .. I was watching out for the traffic
coming from the left .. when this person
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Hi All:
I have a question about my right to live in the house or ownership
portion. I live in California.
I was adopted since I was an infant and been living in my adopted
parents' house since. My parents never charged me a rent. My mother
passed
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John Hyde wrote:
> on 11/17/2006 4:16 AM In his closing argument to the court Stan said the
> following:
> > Let's be realistic. What you were really doing was claiming "your"
> > "space" by trying not to leave enough room for anyone to get it.
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