Sunday, December 26, 2010

Ethics Hearing @ CT Supreme Court- Raw Footage 1

starkravingviking.blogspot.com Ethics Hearing @ CT Supreme Court- Raw Footage 1 Connecticut Judicial Branch Public Service and Trust Committee Members: * Honorable Alexandra DiPentima, Chair * Sandra Sosnoff Baird, Family Support Magistrate * Honorable Robert E. Beach Jr., Appellate Court Judge * Honorable John D. Boland, Superior Court Judge * Joseph F. Camilleri, Information Technology Division * William H. Carbone, Court Support Services Division * Honorable Patrick L. Carroll, III, Superior Court Judge * Honorable Thomas J. Corradino, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Joseph D. D'Alesio, Superior Court Operations Division * Honorable Nina F. Elgo, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Melissa A. Farley, Division of External Affairs * Honorable Roland D. Fasano, Superior Court Judge * Honorable James T. Graham, Superior Court Judge * Ms. Lisa Holden, Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence * Attorney Norman K. Janes, Statewide Legal Services of CT, Inc. * Honorable Clarance J. Jones, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Kevin T. Kane, Chief State's Attorney * Justice Joette Katz, Supreme Court Justice * Ms. Caren Kittredge, Public Member * Honorable Sandra Vilardi Leheny, Superior Court Judge * Honorable Douglas C. Mintz, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Joseph Mirrione, Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association * Attorney William H. Prout Jr., Connecticut Bar Association * Honorable Barbara M. Quinn, Deputy Chief Court Administrator * Honorable Kevin A. Randolph, Superior Court ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0leWFbl8TlM&hl=en

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Monday, December 20, 2010

Darrell STEINBERG runs from Atty FINE Question

Darrell STEINBERG, Democrat Majority Leader of the California State Senate, who ignored the "Fatherless Day" Rally by Fathers - 4 - Justice.us, on June 19, 2009, Friday, gets caught by William Wagener, OnSecondThought.tv in a gorilla interview as he re-enters the California State Capitol, at the end of the day. Steinberg, pretends he does NOT know the bill he was the PRIME sponsor of to LEGALIZE the Tortious and Criminal conduct of the 450 State Superior Court Judges of LA County whom all took OPEN BRIBES from the County of Los Angeles, and by strange Co-Incidence, the County of Los Angeles, did NOT lose a single LAW SUIT for almost 2.5 years, while giving ~ $46000 in annual "Bribes" , which Sen. Steinberg calls "benefits", in addition to their STATE SALARY. When asked WHY he does not sponsor a bill to get the Winning Attorney, who won at the State Appellate level, Richard FINE, out of Jail... Senator Steinberg walks away without answering... This is a must see INTERVIEW, no FOX, CNN, ABC, NBC, or BBC or CBS would ever do. Note, Sen. Steinberg, asks "Where are you from" meaning what network.... [ he might want to make sure their state PRESS Credentials are revoked for asking tough questions - which the mainstream media avoids these days ] The On Second Thought Producer/ host starts with a 3 minute explaination, which helps understand the issue, since the entire public has had this issue intentionally hidden from them. Then comes the gorilla interview.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFpetd-NH5s&hl=en

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Wednesday, December 8, 2010

Mobrary WV-2010

Mobrary WV-2010 West Virginia Rules of Procedure. United States federal and West Virginia state and local federal rules are available. Search the iTunes Store or the App Store for MOBRARY, or go here: itunes.apple.com



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Monday, November 29, 2010

CT Judicial Branch Ethics Hearing, Bridgeport Court 12-6-07

Part 1 of this video is the video preceding this one posted by me. Click Here for part 1: www.youtube.com Bridgeport Superior Court Connecticut, post: starkravingviking.blogspot.com Connecticut Judicial Branch Public Service and Trust Committee Members: * Honorable Alexandra DiPentima, Chair * Sandra Sosnoff Baird, Family Support Magistrate * Honorable Robert E. Beach Jr., Appellate Court Judge * Honorable John D. Boland, Superior Court Judge * Joseph F. Camilleri, Information Technology Division * William H. Carbone, Court Support Services Division * Honorable Patrick L. Carroll, III, Superior Court Judge * Honorable Thomas J. Corradino, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Joseph D. D'Alesio, Superior Court Operations Division * Honorable Nina F. Elgo, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Melissa A. Farley, Division of External Affairs * Honorable Roland D. Fasano, Superior Court Judge * Honorable James T. Graham, Superior Court Judge * Ms. Lisa Holden, Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence * Attorney Norman K. Janes, Statewide Legal Services of CT, Inc. * Honorable Clarance J. Jones, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Kevin T. Kane, Chief State's Attorney * Justice Joette Katz, Supreme Court Justice * Ms. Caren Kittredge, Public Member * Honorable Sandra Vilardi Leheny, Superior Court Judge * Honorable Douglas C. Mintz, Superior Court Judge * Attorney Joseph Mirrione, Connecticut Trial Lawyers Association * Attorney William H. Prout Jr., Connecticut Bar Association ...



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lm6ZyUzn0zI&hl=en

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Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Bruce Castor Endorses Pat Coonahan for Judge - Full Version

As a litigator, Pat Coonahan has complete familiarity with the County's court system. As an appellate attorney, she has developed a knowledge of the rules of evidence and procedure, and a wide base of experience with legal precedent in the Court of Common Pleas and in the State and Federal courts. Her qualities of excellent intellect, integrity, temperament and, above all, a sense of fairness make her well suited to serve as Court of Common Pleas Judge.



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Thursday, November 18, 2010

The Role of Trial Attorneys

Trial attorneys are licensed practitioner by the law, employed either by a party to the case or by a country to prepare and present a case. They represent people who have been injured or violated in some way. They are also sometimes called tort or plaintiff lawyers.

A tort is an act of causing physical injury, for which the wrongdoer may be sued by the injured party. Legally, torts are civil cases. They are different from criminal cases. The person that initiates the lawsuit is the plaintiff, while the accused party is the defendant. They are the two primary subjects of the trial case.

A lawsuit is a civil action brought before a court in which the plaintiff seeks a legal remedy. If the plaintiff is successful, judgment will be given in the plaintiff's favor, and a range of court orders may be issued to enforce a right, award damages, or impose a sanction to prevent or force an act to the defendant.

Whether or not a person plans to pursue litigation, a litigation attorney will be able to determine what the best approach for the case is and can advice the client on how to take the next steps.

Before entering trial, lawyers will try to negotiate first with the other party until they decide to come to an agreement or not. This is called the settlement of cases. This occurs in civil and criminal cases. A settlement may come in the form of money, which satisfies both sides. If they do not decide on an agreement, the lawsuit shall push through.

The early stages of the trial involve the organized exchange of statements and evidences between the parties. This is meant to do away with surprises and clarify what the lawsuit is about. The case then proceeds to trial with each side presenting witnesses and submitting evidences. At the end of this, the judge or jury delivers their verdict.

Trial attorneys play an important part in lawsuits involving tort cases. Without them, your defense will be weak and you might not be able to win your case.

The roles or responsibilities of trial attorneys are:

o To give legal advice

o To provide legal representation for his/her client in court

o To arrange and draft the legal papers needed by the court for briefing regarding the issues on the case. These include drafting of complaints, pleadings, and appellate briefs.

o To argue a client's case before a judge or a jury of the court. It is his job to defend his client through oral arguments in the court

Trials involve a lot of pressure. Do not carry this pressure on your own. You can seek assistance from expert trial attorneys who are competent and dedicated.

A good trial lawyer can be a great help. An experienced and knowledgeable lawyer can give you an edge over your opponent and he could work to your advantage. If you get involved in any form of personal injury claims, hire the right tort trial attorney.




Know more information about the role of Los Angeles Trial Lawyers with the help of well-experienced ones.

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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Under New Proposed Texas Legislation, Teenagers May Need Doctor's Note to Use Tanning Bed

The annual ritual of spring break is in full swing for high school and college students everywhere, including here in Texas. Beaches right here in our great state of Texas are a popular destination for young people looking for a week of fun away from parents and teachers. In preparation, tanning salons are filled with those who want to look like they already have spent weeks lounging by the water on the day they arrive. Some legislators in the Texas House want to make that popular bronzing effort more difficult for those who are under the age of eighteen.

Last Tuesday, the House Committee on Public Health approved a bill that would require a doctor's note and the presence of a parent for any client under the age of eighteen who shows up at a salon requesting the use of a tanning bed. The bill's sponsor, State Rep. Burt Solomons, has the intention of enacting the strictest laws concerning tanning regulations for teens in the country. The legislation has strong support from doctors, who warn against the dangers of ultraviolet light that is used in tanning beds. While teenagers only constitute five percent of tanning customers, salon owners fear that this law would hurt business in an already struggling economy.

Under current Texas law, everyone under the age of eighteen needs the permission of a parent. Those who are under sixteen years of age and desire darker skin must have a parent present. And, only young clients up to the age of thirteen now need a note from the doctor.

If you used a tanning salon that you believe was not following strict oversight of its procedures and you have medical problems as a result, Bertolino LLP has personal injury attorneys in Austin, Houston and San Antonio who can fight for the compensation you deserve. If you are the business owner of a tanning salon who has been unfairly accused of poor business practices, our business lawyers who practice in the area of business litigation can offer the defense you need.




Tony R. Bertolino is the managing partner at Bertolino LLP with law offices located in Austin, Houston and San Antonio, Texas. A member of the Trial and Appellate Litigation Team, Mr. Bertolino's practice is devoted largely to complex transactions, commercial litigation, business law, entertainment law and family law matters. You can read more about Mr. Bertolino at http://www.belolaw.com

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