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Open Question: summarise these 27 abuses by King George please please please?

He has refused his Assent to Laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. He has forbidden his Governors to pass Laws of immediate and pressing importance, unless suspended in their operation till his Assent should be obtained; and when so suspended, he has utterly neglected to attend to them. He has refused to pass other Laws for the accommodation of large districts of people, unless those people would relinquish the right of Representation in the Legislature, a right inestimable to them and formidable to tyrants only. He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual, uncomfortable, and distant from the depository of their public Records, for the sole purpose of fatiguing them into compliance with his measures. He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly, for opposing with manly firmness his invasions on the rights of the people. He has refused for a long time, after such dissolutions, to cause others to be elected; whereby the Legislative powers, incapable of Annihilation, have returned to the People at large for their exercise; the State remaining in the mean time exposed to all the dangers of invasion from without, and convulsions within. He has endeavoured to prevent the population of these States; for that purpose obstructing the Laws for Naturalization of Foreigners; refusing to pass others to encourage their migrations hither, and raising the conditions of new Appropriations of Lands. He has obstructed the Administration of Justice, by refusing his Assent to Laws for establishing Judiciary powers. He has made Judges dependent on his Will alone, for the tenure of their offices, and the amount and payment of their salaries. He has erected a multitude of New Offices, and sent hither swarms of Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance. He has kept among us, in times of peace, Standing Armies without the Consent of our legislatures. He has affected to render the Military independent of and superior to the Civil power. He has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our constitution, and unacknowledged by our laws; giving his Assent to their Acts of pretended Legislation: For Quartering large bodies of armed troops among us: For protecting them, by a mock Trial, from punishment for any Murders which they should commit on the Inhabitants of these States: For cutting off our Trade with all parts of the world: For imposing Taxes on us without our Consent: For depriving us in many cases, of the benefits of Trial by Jury: For transporting us beyond Seas to be tried for pretended offences For abolishing the free System of English Laws in a neighbouring Province, establishing therein an Arbitrary government, and enlarging its Boundaries so as to render it at once an example and fit instrument for introducing the same absolute rule into these Colonies: For taking away our Charters, abolishing our most valuable Laws, and altering fundamentally the Forms of our Governments: For suspending our own Legislatures, and declaring themselves invested with power to legislate for us in all cases whatsoever. He has abdicated Government here, by declaring us out of his Protection and waging War against us. He has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people. He is at this time transporting large Armies of foreign Mercenaries to compleat the works of death, desolation and tyranny, already begun with circumstances of Cruelty & perfidy scarcely paralleled in the most barbarous ages, and totally unworthy the Head of a civilized nation. He has constrained our fellow Citizens taken Captive on the high Seas to bear Arms against their Country, to become the executioners of their friends and Brethren, or to fall themselves by their Hands. He has excited domestic insurrections amongst us, and has endeavoured to bring on the inhabitants of our frontiers, the merciless Indian Savages, whose known rule of warfare, is an undistinguished destruction of all ages, sexes and conditions. more

Open Question: Yahoo mail plus subscriber, how do you password protect you files?

When I am logged into my account, I group close my email files and contacts but this now is no longer sufficient given the Economic Digital Reform Bill recently passed into law in the UK and US to follow. So now I need a lock within the site itself after closing the folder cabinet I need to write protect my file cabinet and contact cabinet because I am now fully responsible for all losses of theft both financial and civil. This Yahoo is a must and is something I would automatically expect with a subscribed product from Yahoo more

Open Question: do you know that Mr. James Hanley's case of estafa is dismissed?

Not Guilty!, Estafa case VS. James Hanley CLOSED!. Canadian Immigration Consultant James Hanley cleared of any wrong doing by the Canadian Governments CSIC in an Estafa case in Manila Philippines. The Canadian government CSIC even went as far to say that if this case would have happened in Canada it would be impossible for this to have been an Estafa case and even a Supreme Court Civil case but rather only a Small Claims Court Case in Civil law. Yes Mr. Hanley was wrongfully imprisoned in the Philippines. The Estafa charges against him have now been dropped and the complainants when they signed their Affidavit of Desistance, admitted that no Estafa had occurred. If you want documents on this follow the link: http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/-t51652.0.html more

Open Question: history questionssss?

true or false? 1. president andrew johnson was impeached by the senate and tried by the house of rep. 2. the black codes gave black citizens the same rights as white citizens 3.an important achievement of state governments in the south during reconstruction was the establishment of public school systems 4. the morrill act allowed states to use federal land grants to establish colelges 5. neither the north nor the south used conscription (a draft) th raise armies during the civil war 6. in 1860 only 25% of southern white families owned slaves 7. no immigrants came o the u.s. during the civil war 8. during the civil war more soldiers died of illness then were killed in battle 9. president james buchman used force to try to prevent the southern states from seceding 10. after the civil war, the freedmen's bureau provided food, clothing, and medical care to former slaves and poor white 11. laws passed after reconstruction that required racial segregation were called "jim crow" laws more

Open Question: I just wanted to say something to everyone.....?

I'm a straight girl...I am 15. I want to be a Civil Rights lawyer one day and am working hard for it. I hate seeing people discriminated against for being gay/lesbian or being a person of color. But for everyone in this section, if I ever hear anyone say something like "fagot," I always come to the defense. On behalf of society and on behalf of this country, I'm sorry. Don't even let peoples' remarks get to you. One day we will fix our discriminatory laws...although it can't come soon enough. If I turn out to be smart enough, I will devote my life to fighting for you.f a g g o t lol........trust me, I hear it ALL the time. Especially in the area I live. I hate it. more

Open Question: Did you know that the estafa case for Mr. James Hanley is dismissed?

Not Guilty!, Estafa case VS. James Hanley CLOSED!. Canadian Immigration Consultant James Hanley cleared of any wrong doing by the Canadian Governments CSIC in an Estafa case in Manila Philippines. The Canadian government CSIC even went as far to say that if this case would have happened in Canada it would be impossible for this to have been an Estafa case and even a Supreme Court Civil case but rather only a Small Claims Court Case in Civil law. Yes Mr. Hanley was wrongfully imprisoned in the Philippines. The Estafa charges against him have now been dropped and the complainants when they signed their Affidavit of Desistance, admitted that no Estafa had occurred. If you want documents on this follow the link: http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+classifieds/id/2585657/recent/1/stafa+case+for+james+hanley+is+dismissed more

Resolved Question: Why isn't there anything in the 10 Commandments about slavery being horrible?

Especially since it was written shortly after the Jews escaped slavery in Egypt. All that whining God did about "His people" being enslaved by the Egyptians, but he forgets to tell "his people" not to enslave others or have them selves enslaved again.(Of course there is no archaeological proof that Egyptians had that many slaves). And then of course God goes on to not only condone slavery, but make laws as to how you should treat your slave and even sell your daughter if you can't afford to raise her. Bonus Question: Is Christianity partly to blame for the Civil War and all the slavery/bigotry in the South? more

Open Question: Dems illegal supporters want all Americans to wear a National ID in their fingers for immigration reform?

Dems spark alarm with call for national ID card By Alexander Bolton - 04/30/10 06:00 AM ET A plan by Senate Democratic leaders to reform the nation’s immigration laws ran into strong opposition from civil liberties defenders before lawmakers even unveiled it Thursday. Democratic leaders have proposed requiring every worker in the nation to carry a national identification card with biometric information, such as a fingerprint, within the next six years, according to a draft of the measure. The proposal is one of the biggest differences between the newest immigration reform proposal and legislation crafted by late Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) and Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). The national ID program would be titled the Believe System, an acronym for Biometric Enrollment, Locally stored Information and Electronic Verification of Employment. It would require all workers across the nation to carry a card with a digital encryption key that would have to match work authorization databases. http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/95235-democrats-spark-alarm-with-call-for-national-id-card Hmm doesn't the bible warn us about this? Wouldn't it be irrelevant for Democrats ( Who are for illegal aliens ) to force a National ID card for all Americans to work and buy things? http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/95235-democrats-spark-alarm-with-call-for-national-id-cardbrown950 - Did you read the whole thing. The Demonrats want to control the American people like cattle. They care nothing about people entering the country illegally.Instant Karma that is how it starts out. Then it moves to other things. Demonrats have an agenda and the sooner you notice it the better this country will be. more

Open Question: What happens after a credit card civil suit is withdrawn?

I was sent a notice of civil suit from a law firm supposedly representing capital one. I sent a certified return receipt letter to the law firm requesting some documentation, and provided the court with my intent to appear at the hearing. I was sent some paperwork from the law firm but heard nothing else. When I went to the hearing today, I was informed that capital one had withdrawn the case. Does anyone have any idea what that means? Can capital one come back in a month or 12 and try to collect again? Or does this mean they can no longer try to get any money? more

Open Question: RHH: Y!A Triumph Collab?

So this is the result of the Y!A collaboration using Triumph by Wu-Tang as a theme. Honestly I'm disappointed in the verses. I was hoping there would be at least 9 people, but only six came through and I didn't want to let them down, so here it is. Who's verse was best IYO? Ol' Dirty Nexx: What y'all thought y'all wasn't gon' see us? We the Osirus of this sh*t Y!A is here forever, motherf*cker It's like this twenty ten Aight my n*ggas and my niggarettes Let's do it like this Before we go into two thousand eleven Let's take it back to ninety-seven *beat drops* Pervert: Ya gettin cooked, yea ya sh*t ain't raw I murder beats, recordin over dis is against da law I was smashin baby latj on an airplane yea I left her "soar" Latj you so fat your 2 legs could have a civil war Word up, all y'all sh*t is played out to death like funeral music Might aswell get yourself a guuuuuun.. And use it Damn y'all ninjaz getting p*ssed on, y'all lookin like the simpsons That's enough of my verse, On To The Next One Brook'don: I aim to touch the stars, If I miss I touch the sky Pass the Heavens the earth to immerse in a universe passin by like a spaceship flyin high and away I aim to triumph tomorrow tonight and today Our life is like a blunt just roll up and blaze the scene and stay serene-then feen for the green I was born in Defeat, a Brooklyn projects moved then to Victory right next to the president Theres sentiment as a resident but that's irrelevant My testament to the project percent is no repents Don't live in the weeks past Think about tomorrow, Today not last So people listen through Intense composition and poetic customizations I have reached my destination with triumphing ramifications Skycaptin: Verbally burning MC's to the 3rd degree can't stop I'm hypnotized to the beat commited so many sins when exploding with the pen that my body is locked but my soul battles till the end So dope nobody can smoke me Yall stopped at B but I got it down to a T Because my soul is in the body of hip hop And won’t drop till the beat stops Buffalo Soldier: Go hard on the mic flow is light like a feather Lyrically, I'll murder every letter 2 of a kind, me and the devils son Don't try and out do us, it can't be done I reign supreme and I stand defiant Going for my second 3 peat like Bryant When you lose I rejoice My voice is my method of choice Morbid: Your soul is my ensemble, I’m a musician so I compose This is my symphony, you’re brute fission it cries the notes Defines the rose, hidden beneath the dark airs concrete No one’s alike so life makes them marked pairs on beat Leave the world in barren heat, mental cyanide Emotions die inside, music makes you numb right tonight I rhyme in Serendipity, expose a flair of misery Every word’s a careful symphony, now tear the mist to breath Turk Cobain: Like Valkyrie, my enemies conspire to kill Commander of a legion, tell the troops fire at will Burn the village to debris, smell the rigor mortis On the way to an early death, I can feel me towards it How does a soldier find freedom when he’s fought so long? Tryna live on the straight and narrow when I’m taught so wrong What's the price for my impurities and shortcomings Gotta prepare for the obscurity that’s forthcoming@Big Boi: I'd tell you, but I don't want to be mean. I kinda hinted at it before. Catching my drift?@skycaptin: Turk Cobain more

Open Question: How much influence does Yesus Christ have on the whole history of this world?

Is it true the roman calender we are using internationally based on his birth? Was it true that the Constitution of the USA are based on the Principle of the Gospel? Does all civil and criminal law based on Christ basic principle of the the ten commandment? Does the red cross human society based on Christ sacrificial benevolence principle?....etc...etc more

Open Question: "drunk tank" criminal records?

If I was held under California Penal Code 647(g), and didn't have to pay any fines or go to court, will it appear on my record? *California Penal Code 647(f) considers public intoxication a misdemeanor. The code describes public intoxication as someone who displays intoxication to liquor, drugs, controlled substances or toluene and demonstrates an inability to care for themselves or others, or interferes or obstructs the free use of streets, sidewalks or other public way. California Penal Code 647(g) affords law enforcement the option to take an individual fitting the arrest criteria for 647(f), and no other crime, into civil protective custody if a "sobering facility" is available. Essentially, the detainee agrees to remain at the location until the facility's staff consents to their departure; usually after four hours and upon the belief that the detainee is safe to look after themselves. Not every municipality in California has such a facility. Also, if a person is being combative and/or is under the influence of drugs, they will be taken to jail. Unlike a person who is taken to jail, a civil detainee under 647(g) is not later prosecuted in a court of law. more

Resolved Question: Can I ignore a subpoena for a deposition?

This is a civil law suit for wrongful Death in California. more

Open Question: Would Jesus support a Wyoming couple in their gay marriage lawsuit in US court?

A gay couple living in the US state of Wyoming have filed a lawsuit in US court requesting that the state law against gay marriage be declared unconstitutional. http://trib.com/news/state-and-regional/article_afea8221-a82d-5225-835e-e865db852c35.html Would Jesus support equal civil rights for all people? Do you believe all persons should have equal rights under the law?@Brown Bear: you sound like an open minded Christian. I felt certain some might exist. more

Open Question: What is the Law of Tort?

Is it just a branch of civil law which is there to protect individuals from different forms of loss e.g personal injury, property loss? more

Open Question: social studies helllllpppppppppppppp?

1. Totalitarian dictatorship is a form of this type of government. (1 point) autocracy oligarchy democracy republic 2. This is NOT needed for democracy to prosper. (1 point) a social consensus an uneducated public a civil society free enterprise 3. A loose union of independent states is a (1 point) federal system. constitutional law. confederacy. unitary system. more

Resolved Question: Does the majority of the black people really want Integration? Some Integration is unavoidable and is?

necessary if we are to remain civil. Among my suspicions that perhaps they are wanting separation in social matters is the news that some predominate black schools are again teaching Ebonics.They say it is because it is a street code that most white law enforcement can not understand! I believe it is more to it than that,what say you?People and others,I am not reffering to the 'civil rights movement, I rode the ferry across the Chesapeak and experienced the cruel and indifferent way blacks were treated then. am speaking about the forced blending of two unique cultures without the patience to let it happen humanly and naturally. You are not forced to 'like' or 'love' people on the spot when first greeting them! more

Resolved Question: Why do people think 1950's America was such a wonderful place?

You mean before the Civil rights movement, the Equal Pay Act for women the legislation protecting children from sexual abuse and the days long before Human Rights. The days when it was legal for a man to beat his wife and children. The days when children wandered off unsupervised. The days before health warnings on cigarettes and alcohol, the days before expiration dates on food, the days before bike helmet and seat belt laws. The days when homosexuals were locked up for engaging in consensual sex. The days when corporal punishment was commonplace in schools. The days when bullying was not only a fact of life but considered a 'right of passage'. The days when persons in authority were obeyed without question. The days when all fit young men were forced to do military service... The days when racial segregation was very common and heavily enforced The days of the Cold War, when there were planes constantly patrolling the skies armed with nuclear bombs, ready to drop them at a moment's notice. The days when abortion was illegal and young girls died from sticking broken glass bottles up themselves. I could go on and on............. more

Open Question: did you know that the estafa case for Mr.James Hanley is dismissed?

Not Guilty!, Estafa case VS. James Hanley CLOSED!. Canadian Immigration Consultant James Hanley cleared of any wrong doing by the Canadian Governments CSIC in an Estafa case in Manila Philippines. The Canadian government CSIC even went as far to say that if this case would have happened in Canada it would be impossible for this to have been an Estafa case and even a Supreme Court Civil case but rather only a Small Claims Court Case in Civil law. Yes Mr. Hanley was wrongfully imprisoned in the Philippines. The Estafa charges against him have now been dropped and the complainants when they signed their Affidavit of Desistance, admitted that no Estafa had occurred. If you want documents on this follow the link: http://www.sulit.com.ph/index.php/view+classifieds/id/2585657/recent/1/stafa+case+for+james+hanley+is+dismissed more

Open Question: what are these types of law?

Types of Law Identify the type of law illustrated in each example provided below and explain your choice. Choose from the following various types of law: substantive criminal law, case law, criminal procedural law, civil law, or administrative law. 1."16-4-103. Fixing of bail and conditions of bail bond.(1) (a) At the first appearance of a person in custody before a judge of a court of record, the amount of bail and type of bond shall be fixed by the judge, unless the person is subject to the provisions of section 16-4-101 (5), or an indictment, information, or complaint has theretofore been filed and the amount of bail and type of bond has been fixed upon the return of the indictment, or filing of the information or complaint, in which event the propriety of the bond shall be subject to reappraisal. The amount of bail and type of bond shall be sufficient to assure compliance with the conditions set forth in the bail bond." (Source: C.R.Cr.P. 16-4-103). 2.42-2-125 Mandatory revocation of license and permit. 3."18-9-121 Ethnic intimidation. (1) The general assembly hereby finds and declares that it is the right of every person, regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, or national origin, to be secure and protected from fear, intimidation, harassment, and physical harm caused by the activities of individuals and groups. The general assembly further finds that the advocacy of unlawful acts against persons or groups because of a person's or group's race, color, ancestry, religion, or national origin, for the purpose of inciting and provoking bodily injury or damage to property, poses a threat to public order and safety and should be subject to criminal sanctions. (2) A person commits ethnic intimidation if, with the intent to intimidate or harass another person because of that person's actual or perceived race, color, religion, ancestry, or national origin, he or she:(a) Knowingly causes bodily injury to another person; or (b) By words or conduct, knowingly places another person in fear of imminent lawless action directed at that person or that person's property and such words or conduct are likely to produce bodily injury to that person or damage to that person's property; or (c) Knowingly causes damage to or destruction of the property of another person. (3) Ethnic intimidation as described in paragraph (b) or (c) of subsection (2) of this section is a class 1 misdemeanor. Ethnic intimidation as described in paragraph (a) of subsection (2) of this section is a class 5 felony; except that ethnic intimidation as described in said paragraph (a) is a class 4 felony if the offender is physically aided or abetted by one or more other persons during the commission of the offense. (4) The criminal penalty provided in this section for ethnic intimidation does not preclude the victim of such action from seeking any other remedies otherwise available under law." (Source: C.R.S. 18-9-121). 4."13-21-106.5. Damages for destruction or bodily injury caused by ethnic intimidation. (1) The victim, or a member of the victim's immediate family, is entitled to recover damages from any person, organization, or association who commits or incites others to commit the offense of ethnic intimidation as defined in section 18-9-121(2), C.R.S. Such person, organization, or association shall be civilly liable to the victim, or a member of the victim's immediate family for the actual damages, costs, and expenses incurred in connection with said action. For purposes of this section, "immediate family" includes the victim's spouse and the victim's parent, sibling, or child who is living with the victim. (2) A conviction for criminal ethnic intimidation pursuant to section 18-9-121, C.R.S., shall not be a condition precedent to maintaining a civil action pursuant to the provisions of this section. (3) In any civil action brought pursuant to this section in which damages are assessed by a jury, upon proof of the knowledge and intent defined in section 18-9-121(2) (a) and (2) (c), C.R.S., in addition to the actual damages, the jury may award punitive damages. Said punitive damages shall not be subject to the limitations in section 13-21-102 or section 13-21-102.5." (Source: C.R.S. 13-21-106 more

Open Question: What are the different types of law?

What are the differences between Substantive law, procedural law, case law and civil law? more

Open Question: Religion and the Law?

In nearly any religion, even some of the supposed, free religions and natural ones. God or gods, create civil laws for mankind. Though this could be seen as man laying out his own moral guidelines for the direct community, it also seems like a very trivial deeds, for a universal creator and keeper to perform. Such as the ten Commandments, they seem less like divine will and laws, and more like Civil Court laws. As i said, i can see how it may have been man, laying out the laws for the community, but i doubt a entity which formed all that is, would bother creating a handful of laws, to govern an entire species. Do not Steal? Why would a god\God make this law up? Seems like the duty of a peace-keeper, not the creator of heaven and earth. How does God know, what actions qualify as stealing and which ones do not? Do not lust after another's wife? I can see how such a thing can cause complications, though i doubt the All-maker would create this law. Would God even know about marriage? Would he even care? I know if i could create gigantic stars, entire planets and species, i wouldn't care about people marrying. It seems like such a trivial matter, when compared to the powers, and duty of a god. Do not worship others or idolise other things? Again, why? Is God that petty, it gets offended when man worships something else? Surely, if there is but one God, then regardless of what name you call it, what image you think it has etc, you are still worshipping exactly the same God. that is how i see it. It seems like an extremely human thing, not a godly quality, humans desire loyalty, why would God demand it, why would he need it or care about it? Keep the Sabbath day Holy? This translates, in my eyes, to worship me. Why would he demand this? Why does God make it his business to dictate, what days a person can or can't do things? Again, seems more of a human thing, rather than a universal creator. Surely a maker would be more interested in seeing how it's wards evolve and live without it's intervention. Not demanding weekly praise, or even daily. Do not Murder? As i said before, good for a law, but would a god or God make up this law? really? Would it need to? Why create death, if you're going to tell your creations not to kill each other? Why make them envious, bitter, jealous etc? Why build them from the foundation of an animal? More of a human law, and less of a divine one in my eyes. I see why such laws were invented, by man. Though i do not see the reason for the existence, if attributed to a god or the God. if i was God, i would be more interested in seeing how my creations and wards acted without my help or laws. For example - Ant farms, watching them can be interesting, seeing how they act alone. When you start interfering it just screws everything up, and drowning them is only amusing for the brief time they remain alive. If anyone could shed any light, as to why these laws are still seen as divine laws by religions, i would very much appreciate it. Thank you more

Open Question: Whats the best way to network with other paralegals?

I stopped networking along time ago, need some help on how to approach paralegals and when im doing work comp but would like to start some informational interviews asap with people who do PI work, business law, and civil law. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: If gay marriage harms the institution of marriage why does Massachusetts now have the lowest divorce rate?

Massachusetts was the first US state to recognize the fact that all citizens are entitled to the civil right of marriage. Since same sex marriages began in Massachusetts over 5 years ago the divorce rate in that state has dropped steadily year after year. Massachusetts now has the lowest divorce rate of any state in the USA. http://www.talk2action.org/story/2006/7/13/14120/4811 The divorce rate in Massachusetts is now as low as the US divorce rate was in 1940. http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/mardiv.htm http://www.huffingtonpost.com/bruce-wilson/divorce-rate-in-gay-marri_b_267259.html In my home state of California a coalition of religious groups sponsored Proposition H8 to take away the existing right of gay couples to marry. One reason given was that gay marriage would destroy the institution of marriage. Some Christian groups claimed that gay marriage would destroy the institution of marriage. Is the reduced divorce rate evidence of the harm done, or does it indicate that the sky has not actually fallen? Which religions do you believe are entitled to decide who may and may not have equal rights under the law? more

Resolved Question: Confused about rights to my property at old address?

I'll try to not make this too lengthy, but it's a complicated situation. My ex-boyfriend and I were living together up until about 2 1/2 months ago. He broke up with me and kicked me out. I had to move back in with my parents, and since their house was about 45 minutes away, I only brought as much with me as would fit in my step-dad's car. My ex told me he'd bring me my stuff [I'm having his baby so we decided to be civil with each other, so I trusted him like the dumby I am. Also, he has a truck and some things like my couch needed to be brought on a truck]. After a few weeks he brought a bunch of stuff, mostly clothes. But all-in-all it was only a fraction of my belongings. He has kept telling me over and over "next weekend" or something similar. So last weekend I told him was his final chance to bring my things or I'd get ugly about it. That's exactly what happened---another excuse, he never showed. So I IMed him and we had a big argument about it....and he eventually agreed to let me come get my things as opposed to me waiting for him to show up [like I'm going to believe THAT anymore]. But he's avoiding me now. I have a friend who will drive me up there and help me get the heavy things like my couch, tables, etc because he has a big truck I can use, but he needs some advance notice of when I'll need him. So I asked my ex to tell me when he will be home in the upcoming days and he's blatantly avoiding me. He lives about 45 minutes away, and he's not talking to his family [who agreed to help me however they could], so I have no clue when he's going to be home for me to get my things. So here are my questions about the situation: My ex said something to me about having 30 days to get my things or legally he doesn't have to give them back. But a friend of mine told me that would only be true in a situation where I was renting, left the property, and a landlord could throw my stuff out after 30 days. So I don't know what the law is on the matter for sure. Hopefully my friend is right, because this obviously isn't going to be made easy for me. So what are my rights to my property should this get any uglier? And any advice as to who to go to or how to go about all of this would be greatly appreciated. All I can think to do is try to find out his work schedule and go up there with my friend one evening he's off work and hope he's there. (I'm in West Virginia by the way) more

Resolved Question: What do you think about a debate about the NY Muslim center where a civil rights activist says?

that he doesn't want the Muslims to be tolerant of us, but wants us to be tolerant of them? I am asking this because it was a liberal civil rights activist who made that statement. It was Michael Gross vs. Pamela Geller http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2010/08/hannity-geller-vs-gross-on-ground-zero-mosque.html He is making the point that the Muslims don't have to think anything about our feelings, after the point was made that all over the world we are expected to think about their feelings, about such things as depictions of Muhammad, and staying out of their Sharia ideas. I think that staying out of their ideas to cut off heads or stone people to death or to put fatwahs out on people who depict Muhammad would be the same as staying out of the politics of Iran or N. Korea when they arrest people under false pretenses. Former President Jimmy Carter is in N. Korea today to try to get someone released, and President Clinton went there last year to retrieve the two reporters. So why should we be tolerant of such things that are intolerant of civil rights, of international law, or of simple respect for 3000 people dead in the name of Islam? more

Resolved Question: I am a Republican/my wife is a democrat. I am white/she is Mexican we had a son today?

Today my wife had a baby, she is 30 and I am 58, she is an anchor baby of Mexican parents that swam the Rio Grande 33 years ago and have amnesty from Reagan's program, I am a white boy of German and Welch ancestors who emigrated in the 19th century to the USA, my great grandfather a civil war vet, my grandfather a World War I vet, my father a vet from World War II in Patton's tank corp, and me a vet of Vietnam. The boy is a pure mix, black hair, light skin, gray eyes so far. He is a mix in America of two different worlds that are very much in the lime light today. What is your opinion of my son? What is your opinion of my wife, and what is your opinion of my in laws. By the way since they came to the USA they are very hard working people who have raised a family. The other question is should we have married, before she got pregnant we got married, we are both in the car business, met, fell in love, and got married. The age difference has not mattered to us, but sometimes you catch the looks, and know that people do not approve. Give me your thoughts. By the way what a great looking kid he is. more

Open Question: What is the difference between a marriage and a civil union?

If there is the same benefits, what is the point of creating a new definition, like a separate but equal thing from the Jim Crow law times. more

Open Question: what is the difference between civil law and criminal law?

Open Question: The Mosque in New York, Lessons?

If I'm correct,The Spanish inquisition was religion being used as a political purifier. Religions in history have expanded and collapsed. Some wars have become eternal-Mid East series. If the building of a mosque at a site is likely to cause a civil religious war, within 5 to ten years after completion, should the host law not have a veto power to convert this structure to an 'all religions history center' to save our offspring from war as in the middle east? Is someone so determined to crack America, that the means do not matter? Are the leaders being black mailed or bribed to take on their chosen sides? more

Open Question: WORLD HISTORY - 10pts TRUE OR FALSE?

TRUE OR FALSE 1.During the Age of Reason people thought that both the physical world and human society were governed by natural laws. 2. florence Nightingale gained fame as a nurse caring for wounded soldiers during the Franco-Prussian War. 3. Many people left Ireland in the years 1845-1851 because of a famine caused by the failure of the potato crop. 4. During the Industrial Revolution, power-driven machines increasingly took the place of skilled laborers using hand tools. 5. People who believed in laissez-faire capitalism supported government regulation of business. 6. In the 1760s, Great Britain decided to collect more taxes from its American colonies to pay for war debts. 7. the Civil War in the United States is an example of nationalism versus sectionalism. 8. Romanticism and nationalism had almost no influence on the art, music, and literature of the 19th century. 9. The Agrarian Revolution took place before the Industrial Revolution. 10. Before the Industrial Revolution workers worked in large factories where groups of workers did different tasks. 11. In Britain, Unions eventually convinced the government to improve conditions in factories. 12. By the early 20th century the labor union movernment had died out. 13. One of the most important results of the Industrial Revolution is the global economy that exists today more

Resolved Question: Is the following reasonable suspicion ? ( Arizona 's law )?

1. Suppose a person (male) is stopped at a checkpoint. The officer asks for the driver's license and registration, the driver gives those to him. The officer checks the license and registration, and they are valid. Also, a woman is sitting next to the driver and two small children are sitting in the back, talking. Does the officer has reasonable suspicion that the driver is an illegal immigrant? 2. Now, also assume the driver is Hispanic, does not speak English very well. The woman (also Hispanic) next to him does not speak English at all and the two children in the back are speaking Spanish. Does the officer has reasonable suspicion that the driver is an illegal immigrant? 3. Are civil rights violated if in the second case, the officer asks for documentation proving legal status? e.g. passport, visa, I94, etc.4. Does the answer in 3 depend on whether or not the driver is an illegal immigrant or not?"I don't understand the fuss over this law.I was born and raised in the U.S. and if for any reason the cops see fit they can stop me and ask me for my ID.I have been the passenger in the car on more than one occasion and was asked to show my ID.No one was breaking the law or anything.We were stopped at a check point on our way to the beach. They do this because people drink and drive out that way all the time.So what is the big deal." Thanks for your time, but please, read the questions. Would it have been ok if the officer asked about your legal status, passport, etc? What about if there were only Hispanics in the car that spoke almost no English? more

Open Question: Why would man-y want 'rule of law' if ...?

- law is "both good and evil": ends badly: evil - "another law" produces "evil concupiscence" - "law worketh wrath": destructive (not constructive) - "the day of the LORD (LAW) is darkness, not light" - law is the "ministration of death": a "grave" subject - law is corruptible: corrupt from the top to the bottom - civil law has not made man more civil-ized, but worse more

Open Question: Husband lapsed Catholic, me baptised Christian. can he get an annulment if he is dishonest party?

Have very religiously rigid Catholic mother in law. I am second wife of a very lapsed husband who was divorced when we met.He got ex to say she asked for the divorce to protect his relationship w/family although it was he who asked and cheated. He did not get annulment from ex before marrying me in civil ceremony, but I found a Greek Catholic priest who gave him communion without confession and his folks told him he'd burn in hell when he married me. He has cheatedfrom the outset of our marriage and dumped me. Even though I am not the guilty party, the mom is insulting me by insinuating that though I am a baptised Protestant and the only practising Christian in the marriage, because my husband lied to get me to marry him, and didn't enter into the marriage honestly, HE gets to divorce and annul marriage to ME after six years! I am going to fight this not to be vindictive, but because I did enter the marriage for life and love, gave everything to make it work, and it didn't. I accept that, and probably will divorce eventually. Husband isn't seeing anyone else, so remarriage for him is not a problem right now. Is it fair or even true that I can be made out to be an unclean party as it were, to satisfy a ritualistic, not spiritually pure, reason? After we married, it became clear my husband never intended to remain faithful, loved my bank account more than me, and actually treated marriage almost as a joke. Why does he get a pass from the church, or does he? Can I tell my mother in law to where to put her Vatican II loopholes? more

Open Question: An independently run auto body repair shop wont pay for accidental damages they caused, what should I do?

Revised question An independently run auto body repair shop wont pay for accidental damages they caused, what should I do? I went to get a quote to get some things fixed on my car at an auto repair shop. Before going there, I did not know anything about his reputation. No work was performed and nothing was signed. While there, when showing the manager what I wanted fixed, through a freak accident, a nut flew off a hand buffing tool. This worker was using it about 10 feet away which hit my car leaving a noticeable 1/8" deep dent, breaking through the paint, and exposing the raw metal underneath. See 4 photos if you want: http://s844.photobucket.com/albums/ab10/incatradr/CarDents/ The owner wants to fix the damage on the quarter panel instead of cashing me out. I received 6 estimates from other shops to fix this, who quoted $300-600 to fix it, most around $400. I later learned that the shop that did the damage is the cheapest (lowest priced) shop around. They gave me varying answers on the paint warranty, first 2 years, then 1 year. Other shops said the price low-ballers use lower quality paint that won't last. Other shops said when you get your car repainted, you can go the cheap way, such as if you want it to look nice enough to resell it, or the more expensive way such as if you plan on keeping it longer term. I don't trust this shop who did the damage and also worry if the paint won't match the other part of the car. To suggest that I should simply have him “fix” it is an unwise response because he has proven himself untrustworthy. Furthermore, even if there was a warranty, with the way he operates he might not be around when its time to do warranty repairs. Even if he is, he is not the type of person who acts responsible for his actions. When I insisted he cash me out for $200, which is far less than any of the other shops quoted he still refused. He tried to say its only $30 worth of damage. He tried to tell me its the guys fault who was using the tool that hit my car, because he's a contractor. I call BS. All his employees were wearing similar uniforms. I told the owner my relationship was with his shop, not one of his employees and he needs to take responsibility for his workers. I told him it would be far cheaper for him to settle than this becoming a legal matter. He tried to blow me off, took my number and said the "contractor" who did the damage would call me. Of course he never did. I didn't see a business license posted, as I believe required by law. What should I do? Call the police? I know its a civil matter, but would they come? Would it scare him into submission? Would the police come in order to force him to produce his ID to me? Take him to small claims court in Houston TX? Post on Craigslist where he advertises to warn others until he settles with me? Go to his shop and refuse to leave until he pays me off? Other options? Filing with the BBB is worthless as all they would do is forward my complaint to him. Im moving later this week about 4 hours away, so to return to Houston for court would be prohibitively expensive and time-consuming. How do I get him to make this easy for both of us?? RevisedFirst 2 answers are terrible. Racer22: MY insurance company isn't responsible for this as it was 0% my fault. Besides, my deductible is over $500 so it wouldn't apply anyway. HowardL: I WAS the one who offered the $200 number for him to settle to pay me and he refused. All he wants to do is "fix" it and ONLY at his shop. Like I said, I received several quotes that ranged from $300-700, so your suggestion it can be done for less than $200 in a QUALITY manner is wrong. I need to get some answers from people with better reading comprehension skills please.If a doctor you meet at a bar stabs or shoots you, then he offers to fix it, should you go for that? It would be insane to accept. By the same token, you shouldnt have to go to the same repair "doctor" who caused your damage, as there is inherent bias. more

Resolved Question: illegal aliens in California?

does lot of illegal aliens at age 20 date the u.s citizen less then a year and talked about getting to get married in a civil courthouse and living with their parents or in laws .Do they do that just to get a green card? more

Voting Question: Use the following to answer questions 13-14:?

Use the following to answer questions 13-14: Lyres, Cheeterz, and Phools, attorneys-at-law, specialize in three areas: criminal, civil, and family law. When specifications for a new computer system were established, the criminal law division needed 60% of the capacity, civil law 25%, and family law 15%. The partners agreed that the fixed costs of the computer department would be allocated on these percentages. Variable costs for the computer department would be allocated on the number of computer minutes each division used. The computer department's budgeted fixed costs are $700,000, and the budgeted variable costs $150,000. The firm estimates that 400,000 minutes of computer time will be used next period. Note: Cost allocation rates are computed to 3 significant digits. 13If the family law division uses 57,000 minutes of computer time, what is the total amount of computer department costs that will be allocated to the family law division? A)$126,375. B)$127,500. C)$121,125. D)$105,000. 14If the criminal law division actually uses 190,000 minutes of computer time, what is the total amount of computer department costs that will be allocated to the criminal law division? A)$90,000. B)$403,750. C)$491,250. D)$510,000. more

Resolved Question: How long do you have to Motion to Reopen a case after a Federal Judge granted you a dismissal in 06/2008?

No, hyperlinks unless it's a website for Motion to Reopen a civil case in U. S. District Court! Ok, I filed a Sexual Harassment civil case against my former college administrator who forced me to have coerced sex with him. I filed to dismissed my case so I could find a Sexual Harassment attorney to properly represent me. I did state the case laws in my Sexual Harassment case and I also stated the facts and events. When I find the right attorney could he/she file a Motion to Reopen my case since it's been closed in 06/2008, or do they have to file a new Sexual Harassment case and there is new evidence for my civil case. more

Open Question: Auto body repair shop wont pay for accidental damages they caused, so what should I do?

An independent auto body repair shop wont pay for accidental damages they caused, what should I do? I went to get a quote to get some things fixed on my car at an auto repair shop. While there, through a freak accident, a nut flew off a hand hand buffing tool that a worker was using about 10 feet from my car which hit my car leaving a noticeable 1/8" deep dent, breaking through the paint, and exposing the raw metal underneath. The Arabic/Middle Eastern owner wants to fix the damage on the quarter panel instead of cashing me out. I received 6 estimates from other shops to fix this, who quoted $300-600 to fix it, most around $400. The shop who did the damage is known for being the cheapest (lowest priced) shop around. They gave me varying answers on the paint warranty, first 2 years, then 1 year. Other shops said the price low-ballers use lower quality paint that won't last. I don't trust this shop who did the damage and also worry if the paint won't match the other part of the car. When I insisted he cash me out for $200, which is far less than any of the other shops quoted he still refused. He tried to tell me its the guys fault who was using the tool that hit my car, because he's a contractor. I call BS. All his employees were wearing similar uniforms. I told the owner my relationship was with his shop, not one of his employees and he needs to take responsibility for his workers. I told him it would be far cheaper for him to settle than this becoming a legal matter. He tried to blow me off, took my number and said the "contractor" who did the damage would call me. Of course he never did. I didn't see a business license posted, as I believe required by law. What should I do? Call the police? I know its a civil matter, but would they come? Would it scare him into submission? Would the police come in order to force him to produce his ID to me? Take him to small claims court in Houston TX? Post on Craigslist where he advertises to warn others until he settles with me? Go to his shop and refuse to leave until he pays me off? Other options? Filing with the BBB is worthless as all the would do is forward my complaint to him. I am moving later this week to Dallas about 4 hours away, so to return to Houston for court would be prohibitively expensive and time-consuming. How do I get him to make this easy for both of us?Insurance agents commonly say that you are not required to take it to a particular shop to get it fixed. As the consumer, you can choose. It is not sensible that one be forced to go to a shady shop. Would you want the doctor that made a mistake on you to be the one to "fix" it, especially after a dispute with him? more

Voting Question: what path to go? career choice?

Hi, I'm currently a student attending community college in miami and have come to a conclusion that i do not want to go along with my original choice of civil engineering as a career.I am in my second year of college and have found that i am interested in medicine and law. I am having trouble choose between the two, If i were to go the medicine path I would be interested in P.A-physician assistant or Pharmacy. But i also like law and always have wanted to become a lawyer from a young age, I am the type of person who analyzes before they talk and take in peoples opinions and love to debate if i feel i am right, i am also good at convincing and bringing up good points in a argument. the only thing holding me back from law is that i read online and it seems there is not a good job outlook for lawyers, i have already started college and currently have a 2.5 gpa i am also 21 years old. the reason why i have such a low gpa is because i really had no idea what i wanted to do with my life so i would not take school serious, i know am focused and know i want to either become a attorney/lawyer or a PA or pharmacist. im really confused and any help and suggestions from you guys on these jobs will really come in handy and help me make one of the hardest decisions i have had to make in my life, actually THE hardest decision i have made to this day Thanks, more

Voting Question: Homework help please.?

2. What was the initial hope of most of the colonists for the outcome of the conflict with England? (Points: 2) Independence Restoration of rights as British subjects To move back to England Remove the King from power in England 3. If the U.S. Supreme Court overturns a law based on Constitutional issues, Congress: (Points: 2) Does nothing. If the Supreme Court has ruled the law unconstitutional, then the law is dead. May propose a Constitutional Amendment under Article V to change the Constitution to make the law Constitutional. Must re-write the law and pass it again. Can override the Supreme Court, similar to how it overrides a presidential veto. 4. When a person buys a book in a bookstore the bookstore's economic role is the: (Points: 2) supplier consumer manufacturer retailer 5. In western culture, the concept of limited government originated with: (Points: 2) the Magna Carta the Declaration of Independence the Roman Republic Article of Confederation 6. What margin of error do even the most precise public opinion polls possess? (Points: 2) 0 5% 10% 15% 7. What party ran third party candidate, Ralph Nader, for President in 1996: (Points: 2) Green Party Libertarian Party Reform Party Democratic Party 8. Which term best defines 'civil disobedience'? (Points: 2) Peaceful tactic where people write letters of protest. Peaceful tactic where individuals break laws. Violent tactic that often leads to riots. Violent tactic that has led to war. 9. What is the best way for the president to gauge what the people, collectively, view as important? (Points: 2) ask them individually public opinion poll personally visit each state establish campaign offices in each state 10. How many Circuit Courts of Appeal were established by the Judiciary Act of 1789? (Points: 2) 1 2 3 4 11. A form of authoritarian government where power is shared among a small number of people. (Points: 2) Authoritarian government Oligarchy Monarchy Autocracy 12. In order to limit public opinion, originally the state legislatures of the individual states elected what federal position? (Points: 2) members of the House of Representatives Senators judges President 13. What was the decision of the First Continental Congress in 1774? (Points: 2) Tax goods sent to England Refuse to pay taxes to England Enact an embargo on British goods Go to war against England 14. Which of the following is a direct result of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution's basis on individual rights? (Points: 2) Innocent until proven guilty Miranda rights Right to a speedy trial Probation hearing 15. The Committees of the House and Senate that are organized on a permanent basis are called: (Points: 2) Standing Committees Special Committees Committees of the Whole Committees for Special Interests 16. In order to limit public opinion, what was established in Article II of the U.S. Constitution? (Points: 2) the Electoral College the Bill of Rights Freedom of the Speech Voting Rights for all citizens 17. A lobbyist generally is employed by: (Points: 2) an individual an interest group a family a Congressman 18. How many rules does the House of Representatives have? (Points: 2) 28 56 74 102 19. What Senate committee is responsible for all legislation and reports that deal with national defense? (Points: 2) National Defense Committee Military Committee Armed Services Committee Homeland Security Committee 20. Which part of the U.S. Constitution explicitly lists the powers granted to Congress? (Points: 2) Article 1 Section 8 Article 1 Section 10 Article 3 Section 6 Article 3, Section 4 more

Voting Question: I'm getting B.S. in accounting, do many people go from accounting to a law degree?

I'm getting B.S. in accounting, do many people go from accounting to a law degree? Tax, civil, or other fields of law? more

Voting Question: Can you answer these questions or direct me to something that can?

Describe how a meter is divided into smaller units of measure. In table form name each piece and give a mathematical expression to show what part of a meter it is in both fractions and decimals. Describe how meters are grouped together to make larger units of measure. In table form name each group and give a mathematial expression to show how many meters it is? How are volume units related to length? Name and describe the use of two common devices for measuring volume. How does mass differ from wight? Give an example of each. Exactly what does temperature measure Describe three or more advantages of the Celsius scale over the Farenheight temperature scale. Why are measurements not exact, but uncertain? Why can't you buy a bottle of sodium ions? How does scientific law differ from a civil law? Thanks SO much! Answer ANY you can and direct me to any website that can further help me! Love you guys! (: more

Open Question: I want to apply for British Citizenship‏?

I want to apply for British Citizenship‏? Dear Sir, We are living in Qatar My mother is British citizen births She was born in Colony of Aden , in yemen1954 and she have a British passport I want to apply for British Citizenship Because my mother was a British Subject a Citizen of United Kingdom and Colonies by virtue of Birth. Her Birth Certificate is of Colony of Aden. ,can it possible my mother to give us the British passport for us to her children, we are 3 brothers, We are born in Qatar and We are students Im her daughter, I'm 25 years old and my brothers two one 21 years and the other old 23 years old, Accordance with the new citizenship law of 1983 : and The colonies If you have a British mother :- Children born abroad after 1982 to British mothers or to British fathers before or after 1983 :- Those born abroad to a British father, or born after 1982 need not pay any nationality registration fees or undergo a good character check or attend a civil ceremony as they are considered automatically British and can apply for a passport directly through the Identity and Passport Services (IPS). This difference in application for a passport and also nationality has been criticisied by the National Council for Civil Liberties on the basis of alleged discrimination on the basis of age and gender based on descent through a mother or a father I solicit your kind advice and guidance in regard for confirming my eligibility 1) Does that matter need a lawyer or does not need Please advice me and what we do? 2) Are we her children deserve a British passport because of my mother British Nationality ? 3) Should we go to the British Embassy in QATAR with my mother ? My mother's have British passport Because she Born of British colonys And also it is right to give her children British nationality, but a friend of my mother she is a British from colonys in Yemen, almost the same as my mother In the last year she Gave her children a British citizenship from the British Embassy in Qatar By legal counsel lawyer and her children over the age 35 years and All of them are married and have children Please what we do? We are students study the university should we have talk to a lawyer ? and also my grandfather and my grandmother from my father British citizenship by naturalization, And also my uncles and aunts all British Nationality and they live in England but my Father only does not have British citizenship and now my grandfather died, but we have her British passport dis my father Deserves the British citizenship? Because all of her family All British Can we get permanent residency in uk And my older brother he is also a British he born in England in 1982 and he has a British passport and have been living in England, Can he bring his family to the uk i hope to help as Is it possible that we deserve British citizenship ? more

Voting Question: Could someone grade my SAT essay? (:?

Please score out of six or out of twelve. Topic: Is it important to question the ideas and decisions of people in positions of authority? Response: "Listen to your parents. Obey your parents." This is the mantra we all hear practically from birth. While it is certainly true that we should respect and carefully consider the opinions of those who are wiser and more experienced then us, in order for change and progress to occur in society we must also sometimes challenge those in charge. Challenging authority and freely speaking up for what you believe in are two of the most essential elemnts of any functioning democracy. By thinking critically and refusing to blindly accept the status quo, people ensure that the world keeps improving. Such challenges to authority have been essential in the course of human, and particularly American, history. The country was founded in the first place because colonists refused to continue to be bullied and mistreated by a disinterested, tyrannical king. Then, hundreds of years later, better rights for African Americans were finally achieved because of a massive civil rights movement of ordinary people who realized the unfairness of the current situation and set out against the establishment to change it. Of course, their are always people uncomfortable with the idea of questioning leaders and old ideas. It is human nature to be uncomfortable with change and soothed by the status quo. Additionally, some worry that by questioning the perfection of an established, practice, law, or leader, people will somehow denegrate or destroy it. For instance, many believe that questioning any of their country's policies is "unpatriotic" or "treasonous". However, acknowledging the flaws in something, is the only realistic, intelligent way of looking at the world. Along with the fact that it is an expression of people's essential freedoms, admitting imperfections is necessary before they can be corrected. Only then can progress and positive change be made in this deeply flawed world. Thus, people should not mindlesslly accept the world in its current state, but should instead look at everything around them critically and honestly in order to discover what is perfect the way it is and what simply must be improved. more

Resolved Question: If the conservatives aren't predominantly racist then why don't they do anything about their racist policies?

...Such as when a conservative governor wants to have a confederate history month or when other conservative politicians want to do nothing to help victims of racist attacks or such as when conservative do nothing about racial profiling or such as when conservatives want to take away laws that give civil protection to minorities on the job, etc? more

Voting Question: Is religious hostility any better than non-religious hostilty?

Should we perhaps name the source of all hostility: law, and perhaps notice it's the childish aspect of child/man, whether it be religious (mosaic) or non-religious (civil)? more

Resolved Question: Is Obama's assault on civil rights as bad or worse than Bush's?

Guantanamo forever!!! The administration wants to add just four words -- "electronic communication transactional records" -- to a list of items that the law says the FBI may demand without a judge's approval. refusing to prosecute CIA agents who used torture ordering the assassination of an American citizen the legislation invested the Secretary of Defense with sweeping authority to withhold any visual images depicting the government’s “treatment of individuals engaged, captured, or detained” by U.S. forces—no matter how egregious the conduct depicted or how compelling the public’s interest in disclosure. the administration has displayed a decidedly mixed record resulting, on a range of issues, in the very real danger that the Obama administration will institutionalize some of the most troublesome policies of the previous administration – in essence, creating a troubling 'new normal.' http://www.aclu.org/files/assets/EstablishingNewNormal.pdf more

Voting Question: Ms. Li Xiaxi ( Cecilia Lee) , HOK International (Asia Pacific) LTD , Master ofCredential Falsification scandal?

"Tang Jun, the president and CEO of Xinhaudu Groups, Prominent Former Microsoft Corp, also known as Employee Emperor in China, got trapped into a credit crisis by allegedly fabricating his Educational certificate, which instigates a fierce debate and reflection over the so-called social elites’ career credit among the Chinese". Just like in the case of Tang Jun, the former President of Microsoft’s China operation, who seemed to embody the ideal of a successful, globally minded Chinese businessman, Cecilia Lee the Marketing Director of HOK operation in Beijing, China since 2005 titans academic achievements were significantly embellished However, unlike in the case of Tang Jun, which at least he obtained a real Master Degree, Cecelia Lee has graduated from NO university in the Western Hemisphere and possesses no degree in economics, finance, and architecture or in law as she claims. Her claims of fame of earning dual Master’s Degrees, one of which, she obtained from Thunderbird School of Global Management, a private business school in the United States, and the first and oldest graduate school specializing in international management and global business and the second Master Degree from Arizona State University are fraudulent and fabricated at best. In response to subpoenas court order probing into her education background of Cecilia Lee that was issue by Thunderbird School of Global Management in July 10, 2008, Thunderbird represented that once upon a time in America Cecilia Lee has taken total of 15 curses of prerequisite-classes and the total number credit collected disqualifying her from graduation; Furthermore, in response to subpoenas court order probing into her education background of Cecilia Lee that was issue by Arizona State University on July 11, 2008 indicating that once upon a time in America Cecilia Lee has taken total of 3 curses of prerequisite-classes for Master Degree Cecilia Lee: A daughter of Chinese Scholars Committing Academic Fraud Known to the Western World as Cecilia Lee was born in the Northern part of China in 1969 under the name Xiaoxi Li. Ironically, Cecilia Lee was born to well educated family and she grow up in Beijing Jiaotong University, where her father Professor Li Gen Cheng is teaching civil infrastructure and her mother Professor Cheng Gui Hua teaching architecture according to Cecilia. Cecilia Lee got married at least twice and divorced twice. Cecelia Lee claims to be graduated student with Highway Engineering Degree from Tongji University in Shanghai, China. However, her Diploma submitted to Thunderbird is demonstrating that she has graduated from the Foreign Language Institute in Beijing. Cecilia Lee for the past 5 and a half years has obtained numerous recognitions for her fabricated accomplishments including the recognition for Women in Business in China, which aims at empowering and recognizing women for their business successes and has been participating in national forums and in other public events on behalf of HOK introducing her fraudulent background more