Defamation lawsuits have been a celebrity favorite for almost as long as celebrities have existed. They use these lawsuits to counter false claims and rumors spread by paparazzi or even other A-listers. It’s thought of as a tool to maintain and enhance reputations. According to the law, a claim of libel is valid if the […]
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There are a huge number of people who have a law degree and yet work in non-traditional careers. Many people are happier in such roles rather than they would be while practicing law. Although, being a lawyer can be a lucrative endeavor with salaries averaging 130,000 per year, they may even end up making more
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In 2018, the student loan debt of the United States was at a stunning $1.5 trillion. It has become really expensive to go for higher education and get specialized degrees in the country. With costs getting higher, students go for more specialized degrees so that they would be able to manage the debt repayment later
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Did you know that western music is composed of just 12 fundamental notes? It is these few notes that when combined with varying pitch and frequency, produce literally infinite melodies. But when it comes to proper music composition, singers and music instrumentalists face quite a challenge in ensuring that their work does not come close
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Since you speak 125 to 150 words per minute, as a lawyer, you can get more done speaking than typeing or handwriting. Sure, some people can type 125 words per minute, but not many. Technology is slowly transforming the way we work. In many ways, it may be the best thing to happen in the
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We know that killing and other horrific crimes are unacceptable, fighting is bad, and robbery is downright wrong, yet we can’t deny that watching them happening in front of our eyes (of course, on TV only) is our true guilty pleasure. This can be backed up by viewership number, as one recent report “Consuming Television Crime
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As a crime scene investigator you may be familiar with at least one of these heists. Although, not easy, thieves make it seem like stealing the world’s most famous paintings is a piece of cake! Usually, when most people think about heists, they think about cash or gold, but one of the more lucrative ways
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A group of inmates making elaborate escape plans, smuggling tools to pick locks and cut through bars, crawling through small shafts in the middle of the night, maybe even a dramatic police chase – if this is what you imagine a prison break to be like, you are NOT off the mark! While prison breaks
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There are more different types of prisons than meets the eye. We set out the 12 here: 1. Minimum Security A minimum security prison may also be referred to as a Federal Prison Camp (FPC). Most of the people in a minimum security prison are white collar criminals, which means they’ve commitment something like fraud
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