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Unconditional Surrender “Kiss-In” Draws Crowd
I dig that guys mohawk in the pic!— February 19, 2012 10:07 a.m.
Fed H-1B Visa Probes May Help American Engineers
The U.S. workforce protections that were in the H-1B Visa legislation were removed by the first Bush administration shortly after the law was passed. == See, I just don't get this. Why would the government do things to destroy the social fabric of our country, our economy???? I know they get Bug $$$$ from Big Business to do this, but at some point the money should not be a factor, the health of the country should be.— February 18, 2012 10:45 p.m.
Unconditional Surrender Could Get the Kiss Off, But Hope Springs Eternal
Hey, was the look worth it Scott???????? Anything to report back to your peeps???— February 18, 2012 10:32 p.m.
Michael T. Pines Files Another Suit
The vexatious litigant label should never be used in a situation where only two lawsuits have ben filed. A vexatious litigant declaration should ONLY be used where there are literally tens, hundreds of lawsuits and ALL of them fail. The courts also use the label to stop legit lawsuits, don't be si sure the label is always accurate or legit.— February 18, 2012 5:55 p.m.
USD Student's Police Work Leads to Recovery of Stolen Laptop
IOhave also heard ot it, but have not downladed it. It has caught many laptop thiefs.— February 18, 2012 5:15 p.m.
Michael T. Pines Files Another Suit
Judges will go out of their way to protect the gov, and since the Big Banks/Big Business are in bed with the gov and basically own the upper levels of gov the judges will protect them- I mean come on, how else can you explain the fraud that went on with no/not a single prosecution for financial fraud??? Our country is like a banana republic where the elite top levels of government and the rich are protected and allowed to destroy the social and financial fabric/backbone of the nation. it is sad, but our country is crumbling. We have been in recession/depression since 4th quarter 2007, that is close to 5 long years with no end in sight. The country we are leaving our kids and grand kids will be far worse for them than it was for previous generations. Mike Aguirre had posted some comments on the UT's website today about how the San Diego pensioners of the last 10 years have wrecked it for the rest of us out of pure greed-he made some great points (as he always has). I wish Mike could be elected Mayor.— February 17, 2012 11:24 p.m.
Michael T. Pines Files Another Suit
When a judge tosses lawsuit he does with prejudice, meaning ti cannot be refiled, or he does it without prejudice, which means it can be refiled. Judges are SUPPOSED to allow the litigant a chance to fix any defects, so most are tossed without prejudice. But most of the time the judge put s deadline on refiling the lawsuit-but not always. I think B may be right, the first lawsuit was tossed, or maybe Pines dropped it himself without prejudice, and this is the new one. He is fighting an uphill battle, but one that does have a chance. He will get NO WHERE against the State Bar, not even out of the starting gate. The State Bar is 100% protected by the federal courts. Dumbass and her dorky sidekick Romo could be subject to liability for sure if they were doing things like they were in the Cynthia Sommers case-which is moving forward b/c Dumbass was denied immunity.— February 17, 2012 8:33 p.m.
Michael T. Pines Files Another Suit
Was just chekcing the federal docket and it appears Pines filed the exact same lawsuit in September 2011, 2011-cv-07581 http://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/cacdc…— February 17, 2012 6:25 p.m.
Sheriff's Sobriety Checkpoint Yields No DUIs, Least Revenue, Auditor Says
"Our review of documentation from five checkpoints found that law enforcement agencies charge different amounts for releasing towed vehicles to the registered owners or their designated agents. "In addition to charging vehicle release fees, some police departments or cities we reviewed receive other revenue from vehicles impounded at checkpoints. "For example, the Los Angeles Police Department collects 7 percent of all gross revenue earned by tow contractors for police-related tows." == This is a major scam by government against the poor should be banned. This is the exact same scam Fatty Rizzo was pulling in Bell. Scam Central.— February 17, 2012 6 p.m.
USD Student's Police Work Leads to Recovery of Stolen Laptop
Typical GED cop, these $200K per year clowns are a joke.— February 17, 2012 5:58 p.m.