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http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/24/Lawyer-ninja-10-24-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Lawyer by day, undead ninja by video game - Lawyer by day, undead ninja by video game- Some attorneys might put the scales of justice on the back of their business cards. Some, maybe a gavel or an architectural column. Donald H. Kiolbassa put a photo of himself wielding two katanas in a three-piece suit against the Chicago skyline.It’s...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/21/Cupich-CBA-violence-10-21-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Solving city violence with open hand - Solving city violence with open hand- One of the first questions Blase Cupich took from reporters when he arrived in Chicago as the city’s new top Catholic cleric regarded what the church could do to address the growing violence problem in the city. Knowing that as the newcomer he still...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/20/Derrick-Rose-not-liable-10-20-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Rose cleared in civil rape suit - Rose cleared in civil rape suit - LOS ANGELES — Derrick Rose is at a crossroads in his basketball career and one of the biggest moments in what could be a make-or-break year for the former NBA MVP didn’t happen on the court.It happened in a court.Rose was vindicated Wednesday in a...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/19/IL-Legal-Aid-Online-10-19-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Free virtual legal advice service starts - Free virtual legal advice service starts- Illinois Legal Aid Online launched a virtual legal clinic Tuesday as part of a nationwide effort backed by the American Bar Association to improve access to justice.Free Legal Answers (freelegalanswers.org) lets low-income people post their legal...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/17/Judicial-nominations-10-17-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - As time runs out, dozens of nominees waiting - As time runs out, dozens of nominees waiting - WASHINGTON — Federal judges in New Jersey have struggled with a workload approaching 700 cases each, nearly double what’s manageable, because of judicial vacancies. In Texas, close to a dozen district judgeships remain open, more than in any other...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/13/Trump-women-treatment-10-13-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Treatment of women takes center stage - Treatment of women takes center stage- LAS VEGAS — Deeply divisive all year, America’s campaign for president has devolved into charges and countercharges of predatory treatment of women. As Donald Trump is rocked by allegations of sexual assault, he is fighting back by shaming former...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/26/Workers-comp-pen-10-26-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - No workers’ comp for clerk involved in pen mishap - No workers’ comp for clerk involved in pen mishap- A city worker who injured his wrist when he fell out of his chair while reaching for a fallen pen is not entitled to workers’ compensation benefits, a divided state appeals panel ruled Friday.The 1st District Appellate Court found that Terry Noonan’s...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/26/Attorney-health-award-10-26-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Attorney teams with health pros to help children - Attorney teams with health pros to help children - Last week, an attorney won an award for helping make people healthier.The Health and Medicine Policy Research Group honored Amy Lauren Zimmerman with its 2016 Health Award Wednesday.Zimmerman, supervising attorney of the Chicago Medical-Legal...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/25/Lawyer-debt-consumer-10-25-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Judge: Lawyers are consumers like anyone else - Judge: Lawyers are consumers like anyone else- Lawyers aren’t different from other people — at least when it comes to statutory protections against abusive debt-collection tactics, a federal judge held Monday. In a written opinion, U.S. District Judge John W. Darrah declined to throw out a...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/26/In-the-news-10-26-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - In the News - In the News- In the law firmsKlein, Thorpe & Jenkins Ltd. announced that Dennis G. Walsh has become president of the law firm.Walsh practices a variety of general and municipal law matters, including litigation, civil rights and environmental issues.Michael, Best...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/26/Ballot-selfie-state-law-10-26-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Before snapping ballot selfie, is it legal? - Before snapping ballot selfie, is it legal? - Now even Justin Timberlake has been forced to deal with the question of whether a ballot selfie is legal.Timberlake flew from California to Tennessee to vote early this week, but his posting of an image of himself at the voting booth on Instagram on...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/24/Voting-visual-opinions-10-24-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Voting rights ruling takes unusual approach - Voting rights ruling takes unusual approach- In Ohio’s decade-old voting lawsuit, federal appeals Judge Damon Keith said he was “deeply saddened and distraught” with a majority opinion last month and filled 11 pages with photographs of those slain in the fight for civil rights.Black and white...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/21/IL-voter-fraud-security-10-21-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Election officials minimize ‘rigged’ concerns - Election officials minimize ‘rigged’ concerns- Illinois’ top election officials insist that the recent hack into state voter rolls, which contain the names of 8 million active voters, doesn’t pose a threat to the Nov. 8 election and shouldn’t undermine public confidence in the results.And even...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/20/Juvenile-recidivism-10-20-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Juvenile detention, recidivism not only a problem for cities - Juvenile detention, recidivism not only a problem for cities- BLOOMINGTON — In his three decades working in juvenile probation services, Randy Macak has developed his own system for measuring the success of youth who have contact — brief or extended — with the criminal justice system.“Recidivism is not the only...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/20/Hacks-will-get-worse-10-20-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Experts says cyber attacks will get worse - Experts says cyber attacks will get worse- LONDON — The world should brace itself for more physically destructive hacks, two senior cybersecurity officials said Wednesday, warning that a more dangerous era of hacking was already upon us.Paul Chichester, the director of operations at Britain’s...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/20/Vote-register-extension-10-20-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Court battles over voting still raging - Court battles over voting still raging- Some North Carolina voters who want to expand early in-person voting in the presidential battleground state lost their case before a federal appeals court Wednesday, and in Georgia a federal judge refused to extend the voter registration deadline...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/26/Reckless-driving-charge-10-26-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Criminal law — reckless driving, specific charges - Criminal law — reckless driving, specific charges- Where a defendant is charged with reckless driving, the complaint must state the specific behavior which violated the statute, not merely recite the statutory language. Failure to do so may result in the complaint being vacated as inadequate.The 1st...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/25/Syrian-refugee-act-10-25-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Refugee Act — discrimination against Syrians - Refugee Act — discrimination against Syrians- Where a U.S. District Court granted a preliminary injunction preventing a state from denying funds to an agency serving Syrian refugees, the injunction was affirmed.The 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a decision by U.S. District Judge Tanya...
http://www.chicagolawbulletin.com/Articles/2016/10/25/Social-investigation-10-25-16.aspx Chicago Daily Law Bulletin - Family law — Juvenile Court Act procedural move - Family law — Juvenile Court Act procedural move- Where the court seeks to commit a minor to the Department of Juvenile Justice, a social investigation report must first be written and entered within 60 days of the sentence and must be presented to and reviewed by the court.The 1st District Appellate...
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R. Neff - I loved it and missed it when it was goneI have previously owned an 86 Toyota 4x4 pickup when they were just know as the Toyota truck. I loved it and missed it when it was gone. We moved up to a Dodge Ram 2500 because we were towing a horse trailer at times, bringing in 4 or 5 cords of wood each summer and hauling 8 tons of hay. But we got rid of one of the horses and were in the market for a new truck. So we came home to Toyota and I am so glad we did.
Ernie - No tech support, No updates, Nothing but more fees and required updates.QuickBooks seems to be a company that is only after your constant renewals and more money. (And they are not concerned with the quality of the product. It is largely unchanged from what I started using 12 years ago.)
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Oren Zebooloon - Great for schoolI purchased this robot to use as my class pet. I teach 6th grade and my students have been bugging me to get a class pet. Cosmo definitely fits the criteria for this. Today was the first day I introduced him to the class. They're all in love with him, especially when they get picked for being able to interact with him. Also, I have another teacher that has a student with moderate to mild social behavioral problems. As an incentive we had that student interact with Cosmo. It was amazing. He was so intrigued with what Cosmo could do. He even taught two other students what to do and he was so respectful with how he was doing it. This is unheard of with this student. When that student went back to class he wanted to interact with his peers by playing kickball. His teacher was in tears, because he was participating for the first time. Thank you so much Anki for making Cosmo. I'm going to put in a donors choose request to see if we as a school can get more.