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Las Vegas Getting More Violent

Violent crime in Las Vegas is becoming more common these days. Just last month, police officers found the body of a security guard at a southwest construction site. The guard had been reported missing by the employer. The victim had been shot.

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“DUI Legislative Update “

HB 1275 was passed with a last minute amendment that allows a police officer to forcibly draw blood from a DUI suspect that has refused to take the state administered breath, blood or urine test.  The officer can either get the suspect’s consent or can get.

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Recreational Use Labeling: Benadryl Case Study

Recreational Use Labeling: Benadryl Case Study

Originally posted on Drug Law Blog by attorney Alex Coolman Part of this blog's proposal for making drugs boring -- that is, making them something we can trust to the judgment of individuals rather than the coercion of the police, courts and.

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Specific Job Descriptions Can Help Avoid Discrimination Lawsuits

Specific Job Descriptions Can Help Avoid Discrimination Lawsuits

When an employee brings a discrimination lawsuit against his employer, the employee’s job description is one piece of evidence that Washington courts will consider. For that reason, well-written job descriptions can help employers defend themselves against discrimination claims. What Should a Job.

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Wecht Fur Continues to Fly

The fur continues to fly in the Wecht case in the run up to the retrial, currently scheduled for May, 27 2008. As I have previously stated in this blog, it is my hope that this blog will raise the standard of.

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Crime and Neon in Sin City, Las Vegas

Crime and Neon in Sin City, Las Vegas

To summarize Obi-Wan Kenobi, "You will never encounter a more miserable hive of trash and villainy." Visitors to Las Vegas  notice the neon and spectacle. The cops who control the tourist sectors see something else. As the nation's economics has recovered, so.

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