For many years, lawyers have battled in courtrooms across the country regarding telemarketing laws. Public outrage led lawmakers to create a national “Do Not Call” list. Telemarketers immediately went on the defense and told judges and attorneys their rights to free speech had been trampled on. On the other side of the controversy, of course, [...]
Posted on July 22nd, 2010 by james
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Bullies have historically managed to remain under the radar because often, victims are hesitant about coming forward. Think back to the school yard bully in third grade. This kid was the loudest, boisterous and aggressive kid in the class, yet aside from the ocassional reprimand from the teacher, he was allowed to wreak havoc unchecked [...]
Posted on July 22nd, 2010 by james
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What if you were caught texting, or “sexting” as it’s sometimes referred to these days, your wife, husband, boyfriend or girlfriend using your employer issued BlackBerry, iPhone or computer? Is there an expectation of privacy or do employers have a right to monitor how their electronics are being used? A California court decided on the [...]
Posted on July 10th, 2010 by james
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If you had to guess, what would be your estimate of the number of registered sex offenders in this country? 100,000? 300,000? Actually, it’s closer to 550,000. Almost 20% of these registered sex offenders are considered “missing”. It’s a frightening concept. This means they are not in compliance with their probation or parole restrictions. A [...]
Posted on July 10th, 2010 by james
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