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The Supreme Court of Nevada issued ADKT 445, which amends Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC) 7.2, 7.2A and 7.3, which pertain to lawyer advertising, filing requirements for advertising and communications with perspective clients. The amendments to the RPCs take effect on December.

When a person is charged with breaking and entering another person's home, prosecutors frequently charge both Home Invasion and Burglary.  Burglary is entering a protected structure with the intent to commit a crime inside.  In contrast, Home Invasion is forcibly entering an.

Did Texas Murder An Innocent Man? Most Experts Say Yes A forensic panel in Texas has been formed to study wrongful convictions in arson cases. Criminal watchdogs in the state intend to tell the top forensic panel that Texas has falsely convicted.

The Theory of the Vanishing White Male Mass shootings are not strictly an American phenomenon. Yet they happen with sufficient regularity to be thought of by many as an American issue. Narrowing it down even more tightly, mass shootings in America seem,.

The application of human security Human security reaches out for an assessment of human failings and insecurity which is people-centric, comprehensive and context-specific. Understanding this focuses attention on current — and future — threats to humanity’s well being. By spotting the needs.

Canada's Legislation Adds To The Nation's Spending Critics in Canada lined up with child pornographers. At least that's the claim the nation's public safety minister is making. The issue? Canada passing BILL C-30, legislation which would hand law enforcement the power to.

NASHVILLE, Tenn.- Tennessee's attorney general has asked a Davidson County judge to shut down a popular hormone replacement company based in Nashville. HRC Medical was the subject of an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation. Among the stunning allegations contained in the lawsuit, the.

A stunning account of harassment and intimidation of an independent journalist and news organization has been released today which claims that a committee acting on behalf of Senator Rand Paul threatened to arrest and suspend/cancel the press credentials of a journalist who.

While millions of Americans lost their homes, mega-bank Wells-Fargo walked away with a pittance of a fine. Paying $6.5 million to appease the Securities & Exchange Commission, Wells-Fargo turned to the same retort as a 5-year-old when asked, "Why did you do.