The lawyer’s conduct is governed by Rule 3.3(b) of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct, which provides: “A lawyer who represents a client in an adjudicative proceeding and who knows that a person intends to engage, is engaging or has…
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Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13: In a Chapter 7 bankruptcy, your assets (minus those exempted by your state) are liquidated and given to creditors, and many of your remaining debts are cancelled, giving you what’s known as a “fresh start.”…
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Corruption, Torture, Civil and Criminal Human Rights Civil legal access is a criminal-justice concern Increasing low-income individuals’ access to civil courts can help prosecutors prevent public safety crises down the road. This has been a top priority for the Attorneys…
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Perjury under Federal Law: A Brief Overview Although it now covers more than court proceedings, the definition of perjury has not changed a Great deal otherwise since the framing of the Constitution. Blackstone described it as “a crime Committed when…
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UnderstandingInsurance Fraud FRAUD: WHAT IS INSURANCE FRAUD? What is Insurance Fraud;? Fraud occurs when someone knowingly lies to obtain some benefit or advantage to which they are not otherwise entitled or someone knowingly denies some benefit that is due and…
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The last two weeks the President has been playing politics to regain control of the popular vote and win a new term. Unfortunately it has been at the expense of the rights of too many Americans. 2 recent issues that…
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A professional law firm when you need it the most. Are you behind on your mortgage payments? Do you need help preventing foreclosure? Is your house about to be sold at a sheriff’s sale auction? Have you been trying to…
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National Law Services Judicial Law Review uncovers The Abuses DA asks for GBI probe of Murray ex-judge Governor Nathan Deal accepted resignation, the former judge said he accepted “full responsibility” for the pre-signed warrants. THE Judge would not comment on…
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A Pennsylvania mom changed grades on her kids’ official school records by hacking into the computer server with stolen passwords, investigators say. The 45 year old Mother of New Tripoli, Pa., should get an “A” for effort, but an “F”…
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Pathmark store Security guards noticed a customer trying to hide $23 worth of diapers in her purse and leave without paying. Guards detained the shoplifter and led her to a security office to wait for police to arrive. But she…
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A Real Estate agent from Florida on Biscayne Bay began Blogging to share his Knowledge of the local market. He did not bargain for or expect it to turn into a 25 Billion dollar lawsuit when he wrote that a…
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And this earlier Onion “story” – “Mitt Romney Haunted By Past Of Trying To Help Uninsured Sick People,” Romney, who signed the state’s 2006 health care reform act, has said he “deeply regrets” giving people in poor physical and mental…
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Even The Legal Experts At NATIONAL LAW SERVICES Debate Legal Quandaries The Informant A Real Estate agent from Florida on Biscayne Bay began Blogging to share his Knowledge of the local market. He did not bargain for or expect it…
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National Law Services Law Blog allows the firm to establish themselves as reliable, helpful authority on this legal subject. This focused approach allows the Firm to easily and quickly post breaking legal developments, news, and analysis. For lawyers and law…
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This outrageous arrest was the product of four clueless criminals, who were arrested on burglary charges in October 2011. The group planned to steal scrap metal from a garage in New Castle, Pennsylvania. However, one of the thieves inadvertently called…
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National Law Services Analysis of the Laws of Blogging. Lawyers making use of social media in an authentic way are putting their acumen, judgment, skill, and passion on display for all the world to see. If that’s the case, doesn’t…
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According to a Cornell University study, unattractive defendants are 22 percent more likely to be convicted than good-looking ones. And the unattractive also get slapped with harsher sentences – an average of 22 months longer in prison.
Rip Torn was to appear in front of a judge this week on charges related to his being inside a bank with a loaded gun. But the hearing was postponed and his lawyer is hoping the judge will go lenient…
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Fight Foreclosure with NATIONALLAWSERVICES.COM You have been served with a summons and complaint or a notice of foreclosure, are stressed and confused, and are wondering what, if anything, can be done to save your home. By talking to a New…
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