(Each year on Mother’s Day, I like to post a piece from another Mom’s perspective. Today we bring you the self-written story of Suzanne Reisig Olden, our favorite Bulletin contributor, and her real and powerful memories of her life with her children.) To all, I wish… From a Mother… by Suzanne Reisig Olden This year I’ll [...]
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We’re pleased to this week bring you a new article by contributing writer and seasoned legal field professional, Suzanne Reisig Olden. The EEOC To Employers: You Can’t Ask An Ex-Con/Potential New Employee About His Criminal Record. By Suzanne Reisig Olden Last week, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) enacted legislation that restricts the ability of [...]
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The Top Ten Most Ridiculous Lawsuits of 2011 are: •Convict sues couple he kidnapped for not helping him evade police. Read story. •Man illegally brings gun into bar, gets injured in a fight, then sues bar for not searching him for a weapon. Read story. •Young adults sue mother for sending cards without gifts and [...]
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There are approximately 18,000 law enforcement agencies across the United States – local, state, tribal, and federal— generally working independently, each gathering clues, conducting interviews, solving crimes, and generating reports and information. Within their jurisdictions. So the 2011 question is: in an age supporting a very mobile and transient number of people, obviously crime will [...]
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We recently encountered a challenging situation; 30 witnesses to verify and serve, 2 days before the trial date. There were a myriad of reasons why the attorney was unprepared for trial but several incidents did come to light during this hectic process that we are passing along: 1. Consult with your trial prep person well before trial. Meeting with your [...]
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Did your mother have pre and or post natal care? What was her doctor’s phone number? What is the address of your elementary school? Where did your stepfather live the year before you were born? If you plan to apply for a passport and you don’t have rock-solid proof of citizenship, you might soon be [...]
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Each year, around the beginning of March, I begin to check the FBI most wanted lists. Mostly as an exercise in how far I can get in locating information not previously released by the FBI. #10 on this list has an interesting FB page. And a $1 million tag on his head. Usually it’s a [...]
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