This SlideShowPro photo gallery requires the Flash Player plugin and a web browser with JavaScript enabled.
  • Home

Archive

Posts Tagged ‘civil rights’

British Tourists Deported Over Twitter Jokes

February 1st, 2012
Comments Off

If you’ve been making anti-American jokes on Twitter, it’s time to stop. The Department of Homeland Security may be after you.

Continued here:
British Tourists Deported Over Twitter Jokes

Legal News california, civil rights, deportation, i-502, legal news, marijuana, new york, pot, sat cheating, semen, social media, test cheating, twitter

Are You Legally Required to Translate?

January 31st, 2012
Comments Off

If you operate your business in a multi-lingual community, you’ve probably had difficulty communicating with customers and employees. In these situations, a multi-lingual staff can be quite useful

More:
Are You Legally Required to Translate?

Legal News animal cruelty, bilingual employees, car accidents, civil rights, defense, employment issues, english, injuries, legal news, slip and fall, texas

Gingrich Sued for Using ‘Eye of the Tiger’ at Rallies

January 31st, 2012
Comments Off

Don’t expect Newt Gingrich to continue using “Eye of the Tiger” as his campaign song of choice. Gingrich has just been sued by the co-author of the famous tune, Rude Music Inc. Rude Music Inc

Read more:
Gingrich Sued for Using ‘Eye of the Tiger’ at Rallies

Legal News animal cruelty, bilingual employees, campaign song, civil rights, copyright infringement, election, english, injuries, lawsuits, legal news, newt gingrich, slip and fall, song

Pardoned Murderer Joseph Ozment Found in WY

January 31st, 2012
Comments Off

Officials have located Joseph Ozment, a convicted killer pardoned by former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour earlier this month. Law enforcement had been looking for Ozment since Attorney General Jim Hood decided to challenge Barbour’s pardons in court. He was supposed to appear at a hearing last week, but failed to……

Read the original here:
Pardoned Murderer Joseph Ozment Found in WY

Legal News animal cruelty, bilingual employees, civil rights, crime in the news, election, english, haley barbour, injuries, joseph ozment, lawsuits, legal news, pardons, slip and fall, song

When to Opt-Out of Class Action and Go to Small Claims

January 26th, 2012
Comments Off

Class action settlement offers tend to be disappointing.

Go here to read the rest:
When to Opt-Out of Class Action and Go to Small Claims

Legal News abuse allegations, civil rights, domestic battery, greg kelly, honda, legal news, san francisco, settlement, sexual assault, small claims court, television personalities

Small Firms Dodge $198B in Federal Taxes

January 26th, 2012
Comments Off

There’s a lot of talk about the tax gap — how can someone who earns $42.6 million only pay a 14% tax rate? And what about those big businesses taking advantage of tax loopholes? But the reality is small companies and the self-employed are the are the biggest tax dodgers……

Link:
Small Firms Dodge $198B in Federal Taxes

Legal News abuse allegations, civil rights, greg kelly, honda, income tax, legal news, san francisco, self-reporting, sexual assault, small claims court, tax gap, taxes, television personalities

Feds Shut Down Megaupload Over Piracy Violations

January 19th, 2012
Comments Off

Popular file-sharing website Megaupload has gone dark, but not in protest of SOPA. Feds shut down Megaupload on Thursday, and accused the site of violating Internet piracy laws in a so-called “Mega conspiracy.” Megaupload’s alleged piracy cost copyright holders more than half a billion dollars in revenue, while raking in…… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

Read more here:
Feds Shut Down Megaupload Over Piracy Violations

Legal News child pornography, civil rights, conspiracy, file sharing, hong kong, internet, megaupload, new zealand, prenuptial agreement form, servers, sex offender

Great Nurse-In: Breastfeeding Moms Take to DC

January 19th, 2012
Comments Off

Breastfeeding mothers will unite on August 4, 2012 at the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Mother of two Rachel Papantonakis is organizing what will either be dubbed “The Great Nurse-in” or “The Million-Boob March.” The event will focus on shedding more awareness on public breastfeeding laws.

Read more:
Great Nurse-In: Breastfeeding Moms Take to DC

Legal News breastfeeding, breastfeeding laws, civil rights, conspiracy, hong kong, legal news, megaupload, nursing, prenuptial agreement form, public breastfeeding, servers, sex offender

‘White Only’ Pool Sign Ruled Discriminatory

January 13th, 2012
Comments Off

An Ohio panel affirmed its initial ruling that landlord Jamie Hein violated the state’s Civil Rights Act.

Read the original:
‘White Only’ Pool Sign Ruled Discriminatory

Legal News burger king, child porn, civil rights, discrimination, inmates, legal news, race, race based discrimination, sheriff's deputy, texas

Marine Urination Video Proof of a War Crime?

January 12th, 2012
Comments Off

The Marine urination video may be evidence of a crime, according to a senior military official. The 39-second video depicts four men in Marine combat gear.

Originally posted here:
Marine Urination Video Proof of a War Crime?

Legal News afghanistan, burger king, child porn, civil rights, crime in the news, inmates, legal news, military, race based discrimination, treaties, video, war, war crimes

Older Entries

4401 Eastgate Mall
San Diego CA 92121

Phone: 858.404.9205
Fax: 858.225.3500

Legal News

  • CNN Doesn’t Get Far in Fight Against Closed Captioning
  • Attorney Sanctions Upheld in 9/11 Conspiracy Case
  • Was Penn State’s GC Counsel for University Officials?
  • U.K. Moves ‘No Win, No Fee’ Litigation Reforms to 2013
  • Firm Alleges Defendants Misappropriated Trade Secrets, Privileged Info

Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Contact Us
Copyright © 2009 Jaczko Goddard
Website Design, Development and Hosting by Pacifica Technologies Inc.