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IRS Scandal: Who Was Targeted and Why?

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For the first time in recent history, the IRS has been knocked down a few pegs. In a hearing, lawmakers took turns calling out IRS Commissioner Steven Miller for the scandalous practice of targeting groups that were thought to be conservative. What Did the IRS Do? To put it simply, in a report issued by […]

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Jury Decisions: Death Penalty or Life Imprisonment?

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As the trial of Jodi Arias continues to command media attention and the discussion of the case causes emotions to heat up, the issue of the death penalty is once again coming to the front and center of the public forum. Arias, charged with the killing of former boyfriend, Travis Alexander, was just found guilty of […]

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Expungement Bill 1482 and its Benefits for Reformed Offenders

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In Indiana, the Senate made revisions to Expungement Bill 1482, passed it, and sent it back to the House for approval. It seems like only a matter of time until the bill is passed into law with its bipartisan approval. The bill proposes to completely remove low-level criminal records that happened a significant amount of […]

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Career Options for Law School Graduates

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A law school graduate is suited for a wide variety of careers, and not all of them involve representing clients with respect to legal matters. While law school is, in part, a place to learn about “the law,” it’s also a place to learn how to analyze complex issues, communicate persuasively, negotiate, and resolve conflicts. […]

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Oklahoma County Leaders Working to Improve Services for Uninsured Residents

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In late January 2013, local health leaders in Oklahoma County announced the creation of the Oklahoma County Community Health Network. This Network is a new system that will make a broad effort to connect Oklahoma County’s existing free clinics with area hospitals. The hope is that these efforts will result in a more organized and […]

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U.S. Slaps More New York Politicians with Corruption Charges

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NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York State Assemblyman Eric Stevenson was charged with corruption by prosecutors on Thursday, and another assemblyman was forced to resign, in the second federal graft case brought against New York politicians this week. Federal prosecutors have accused Stevenson of taking more than $22,000 in bribes in exchange for official acts, […]

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Maximising the Chances of Making a Successful Personal Injury Claim

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Following an accident you may find yourself – perhaps for the very first time – facing the prospect of having to instruct a solicitor to pursue a claim for compensation on your behalf. This can often seem a daunting task as you begin to ponder such questions as how to choose the ‘right’ solicitor, what information […]

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USA and China Edge Toward Cyberwar

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 Are the Chinese the aggressors here like Washington wants everyone to believe and is the U.S. an innocent victim? China’s Ministry of National Defense claims 63% of the 144,000 monthly cyber attacks that it recorded last year came from U.S.-based IP addresses. http://www.reuters.com/

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Careers with the FBI

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FBI agents have a challenging  job conducting national security investigations that can be extremely sensitive. The work of FBI agents require the professionals to enforce over 300 federal statutes. The Federal Bureau of Investigations work entails enforcing criminal laws but also includes intelligence responsibilities. In short, their objecitve is to protect and defend the U.S. against terrorist, […]

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How Did Obama’s State of the Union Speech Rank?

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The United States Constitution, Article II, Section 3, requires the President to give Congress information on the State of the Union and to recommend their consideration for measures that he judges necessary and expedient. George Washington personally delivered his first message to Congress on January 8th, 1790. Since then presidents have been delivering what is […]

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The Obama and Boehner Battle over the State of the Union

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It is no secret that the United States suffers from spending more money than they are bringing in. If the average person tried to live off the budget that the current government is using, they would be homeless within just a few days. This overspending budget is just one of the reasons for the bad […]

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The Constitutionality of Gun Control

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Gun control and the Second Amendment to the Constitution are widely discussed topics on a fairly consistent basis. The debate over gun control and a person’s right to bear arms becomes more intense in the aftermath of an incident that involved the use of a gun, like the recent shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. […]

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I’ll be the Judge of That!

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A judge is a person who makes sure those hearings and trials are handled fairly in regard to the laws. A judge will preside over cases that may involve civil disputes, traffic violations, and business disputes. In cases where juries are called on to make decisions regarding the outcome of the case, a judge will […]

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English Proficiency in International Law

English Proficiency in International Law

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In the field of international law, English proficiency has become an indispensable skill for legal professionals navigating the complex landscape of global governance and diplomacy. This article explores the crucial role of English proficiency in international law, examining its impact, challenges, and the significance of effective communication. Additionally, we will explore how language learning apps, […]

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School Policies and the Law: Navigating Student Rights and School Safety

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Despite its main functions of education, a school is a community where each student’s personality and values are formed. Thus, their future. College is also an environment where the rights of students and school safety require special attention. And not just attention but understanding and systemic support. Below, we will try to analyze in depth […]

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How to Get a Job at a Law Firm

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Embarking on a career in the legal field requires more than just qualifications. It involves understanding the nuances of how to effectively navigate the professional landscape of law firms. This article serves as a comprehensive guide for those aspiring to work in a law firm, covering key aspects such as crafting an effective resume, understanding […]

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Different Types of J.D. Concentrations and Their Importance

Different Types of J.D. Concentrations and Their Importance

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Among popular career paths like medicine, engineering, technology, and arts, many people also opt for law. The path to becoming a lawyer starts with a Juris Doctor Degree (J.D.) after earning your bachelor’s. It includes coursework that teaches you the fundamental law principles in various areas, along with the necessary critical, analytical, and practical skills […]

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Things to Know Before Becoming a Law Student

12 Things to Know Before Becoming a Law Student

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Law is one of the most fascinating fields that attracts many school-goers. If you are also willing to become a law student, you must be aware of certain key aspects. Law education is quite challenging academically. It requires strong commitment and a unique set of skills. Even the most accomplished students may need help with […]

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How to Prepare for the Bar Exam: 7 Tips for Law Students

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Preparing for the bar exam is a pivotal step in the journey of every law student. This rigorous assessment tests your legal knowledge and challenges your analytical and reasoning skills. As a law student, you’re already familiar with the pressures of academic life, from drafting complex legal documents to engaging in intense moot court sessions. […]

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From Classroom to Courtroom: Top 8 Public Speaking Tips for Law Students

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Transitioning from the academic environment of a law school to the high-stakes world of courtrooms, law students often find that effective public speaking is a critical skill. While mastering legal principles and case laws is essential, the ability to present them convincingly in front of judges, juries, and peers cannot be understated. Public speaking in […]

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