By Mark Sweet, ESQ Most people understand that the First Amendment provides a person with freedom of speech, freedom of religion, the right to peaceably assemble, and freedom of the press. The focus of this story is on a person’s First Amendment right to freedom of religion. Here, Ariana Iacono attended school with a nose [...]
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By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. Are you facing a legal issue? Have you been sued, or are you wondering about foreclosure? Did you just have a medical procedure that didn’t turn out as you expected? Is bankruptcy looming? What about your family life – are you and your spouse considering divorce? Do you need to update [...]
Sexting and minors:
child pornography, not child’s play
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By: LISA R. WILSON It’s the newest, latest trend among school kids, and it’s not downloading songs on iPods or playing the current edition of Grand Theft Auto. It’s called “sexting”—sending graphic images and pornographic videos via text message to friends. It’s becoming such a problem that major metropolis cities, such as San Diego, have [...]
Back To School…. Back in Debt?
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. Gotta go back…. back…. back to school again!! Oh no… we gotta go… back to school…… AGAIN!! Most students heading, or returning, to college campuses this fall need help paying for the cost of their annual tuition, books, housing and other school costs. The federal government and many private lenders offer [...]
Mortgage Crisis Translates Into School Budget Crisis
By: LINDSEY O’NEILL, ESQ. With the mortgage crisis, there are obviously fewer and fewer homeowners these days – which means fewer property taxes being paid. Since school district budgets rely heavily on local property taxes, many schools are struggling with increased budget cuts as kids go back to school this year. This usually translates into [...]
