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“Anybody Missing a Coffin Full of Weapons?”
A provocative question, isn’t it? And guess who asked it? Right: Lowering the Bar. A completely wonderful story for a beautiful Saturday in New York City: Anybody Missing a Coffin Full of Weapons? – Lowering the Bar. Turns out you … Continue reading
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Tagged criminal cases
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Judge suggests NY AG investigate modeling agencies
Here’s the Daily News link to this interesting story: EXCLUSIVE: Judge informs state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman to probe lawsuit from NYC models claiming their agencies did not pay them – NY Daily News. Interesting, because this class action lawsuit … Continue reading
Posted in Law, suits and order, The War On Workers
Tagged breach of contract, criminal cases, fraud, role of judges, situations demanding lawsuits
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“Neighborhood Bully Sentenced to a Day of Taunting”
From Lowering the Bar, a remarkably just-sounding punishment, isn’t it? Virtually biblical. And this guy deserves a day of taunting and Also 15 days in jail, seven months of probation, 100 hours of community service, an apology letter, anger-management classes … Continue reading
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