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Law And Culture - Forum On Law, Culture & Society

The intersection of law and culture is one that both perplexes and interests people all over the nation. The Forum on Law, Culture & Society in New York City is dedicated to the public study of law in the media and popular culture. They bring academics, p... Read >
Author: phineasgray

Legal Professionals Who Are Independent

In a line of work much like that of the legal profession, you will find a lot of independent American lawyers according to a Colorado Supreme Court justice but this does not mean that these lawyers are not performing their duties and responsibilities resp... Read >
Author: millicent cherin

What Attorney Independence Involves

In the legal profession, no matter how independent American lawyers are, they still need to abide by certain protocols and practices according to a Colorado Supreme Court justice and they should in no way become blind when it comes to the case at hand. Wh... Read >
Author: katimalonad

Banks May Not Have the Legal Authority to Foreclose

In the hearing of the Senate Banking Committee last week, a surprising revelation was exposed by several testifiers. A law professor, a state judge, and a number of consumer attorneys revealed a systemic dilemma. According to them, in numerous instances, ... Read >
Author: rudson tren

Famous Novels and Books about Lawyers and the Legal Process - Law and Entertainment

Millions of books have been written about lawyers, their amazing cases, and all the excitement that can surround a courtroom battle. In novels, you never know what the author is going to do next. Many authors who write novels featuring attorneys and the l... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry

Famous Fictional Lawyers - Legal Representation That’s Too Good (or Bad) to be True

Vilified or loved, lawyers have played a central role in the plots of many famous and well-loved books. Here are just a few. Atticus Finch. The Pulitzer-prize winning novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee was the controversial story of a black man... Read >
Author: Daniel Berry

New 10 of the Month -- Justice Sonia Sotomayor

Copyright (c) 2009 Dawn McIntyre Through my work with women all over the world, I've developed what I call The New 10 Paradigm ' a new way to define beauty that celebrates and supports the true, genuine beauty of every woman's mind, body and spirit. T... Read >
Author: Dawn McIntyre

Sonia Sotomayor: Worthy for Trade?

Before now, everybody has heard about President Obamas choice for the Supreme Court Justice who will likely replace Justice David Souter upon his retirement at the end of this assembly. Her name is Sonia Sotomayor, the original Hispanic nomination for the... Read >
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Why You Should Let Your Attorney Do The Speaking

Getting arrested or accused of a crime is not exactly a fun thing. The naturally tendency when this happens is to want to explain your side of things. This seems logical, but can really get you into more trouble. As a defendant, you should let your attorn... Read >
Author: Thomas Ajava

Washington DC Tours Focus on August Historical Events

Did you know that the first national income tax was introduced in Washington DC on August 5, 1861? It was originally initiated to fund the Civil War. This is just one of the many events and occurrences that have happened in the month of August in the ... Read >
Author: tours4fun

A Look At Corfield (On Citizenship)

The Privileges and Immunities clause of Article IV, at Section 2, Clause 1 originally came from the Articles of Confederation. (Note 1), Article IV, Section 2, Clause 1 reads:     "The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privilege... Read >
Author: Dan Goodman

Self-Empowerment: Learning how to Love You

Supreme Court Justice, Oliver Wendell Holmes said, "Where we love is home, home that our feet may leave, but not our hearts." Love is indeed a splendorous thing - but what it boils down to is being able to find the love within yourself to restore the harm... Read >
Author: Joan Marie Whelan

Why Smart Brains Make Stupid Decisions On Money, Work and Health

Copyright (c) 2008 SharpBrains It happens. Often. Why? We just secured an interview with Ori Brafman, co-author of Sway: The Irresistible Pull of Irrational Behavior (Doubleday Business, 2008), to discuss our Dark Side (well, he calls if "differ... Read >
Author: Alvaro

Broadway Steps into Spring With a Bevy of Great New Shows to See

This spring will be one of Broadway's busiest as there are several highly-anticipated new shows getting ready for their opening night bows, including musical movie adaptations, classic revivals and original plays. On the musical front, A Catered Affair, ... Read >
Author: Caroline Tamer

A Quick Peek at Bakersfield California

A lot of people picture a remote and simple town where working class families devote their lives to tradition and complacency, when they think of Bakersfield, California. However, it is a viable area and one of the "fastest-growing of the larger cities in... Read >
Author: Morgan Hamilton

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