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appellate courtHomeowners Notch Win in Long-Running Battle Over Eminent Domain11
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Posted on August 16, 2008 - 12:48pm at A Disgruntled Republican
Find more posts like this: Pamela A. MacLean, Law.com, 08-11-2008 A New Jersey appellate court handed a victory to homeowners in a long-running eminent domain dispute with the city of Long Branch, N.J., finding no actual blight in an area set for condemnation and redevelopment. The System Will Remain Broken8
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Posted on June 24, 2008 - 11:28am at Nashville21
Find more posts like this: Dru's Vues (via Kleinheider) breaks down the Governor's visit to a Rotary Club meeting, and notes that we won't likely see a change to our system of selecting judges anytime soon: Wilder Smiles8
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Posted on June 24, 2008 - 11:12am at Post Politics
Find more posts like this: In a speech to Rotarians, Phil Bredesen makes clear that while he may have his problems with it, he backs the Tennessee Plan for selecting judges: Don’t Let The Front Door Hit You On The Backside24
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Posted on May 21, 2008 - 12:07pm at Six Meat Buffet
Find more posts like this: In his last pathetic act before hitting the road to ruin, Tennessee State Senator John Wilder (a poster child for term limits if ever there was one) attempted to preserve the Tennessee Plan which is an system which keeps the selection and appointment of Supreme Court and Appellate Court Bush on our side in Heller?21
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Posted on March 13, 2008 - 8:06am at
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California Court Rules Home-School Parents must be Accredited20
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Posted on March 7, 2008 - 7:39am at The Entrepreneurial Mind
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Many home-based businesses are part of a life-style that can include home-schooling children. These "Mompreneurs" blend running a part-time home-based business with educating their children. The home-based business can be operated around the schooling schedule for the kids. If a recent California state appellate court ruling holds up, those Mompreneurs might have to put their kids on a bus and ship them off to public school if they are not accredited teachers. From Homeschoolers under fire14
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Posted on March 6, 2008 - 4:59pm at Right Minded
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World Net Daily is reporting that a ruling from a California appeals court could subject the parents of 166,000 homeschooled students in the state to criminal sanctions -- a ruling that will be taken to the state Supreme Court.
Scene Story Pirated by Nicaraguan Daily Paper15
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Posted on January 23, 2008 - 4:51pm at Pith In The Wind
Find more posts like this: Last week’s cover story about Megan Volz’s stormy relationship with—and subsequent filing of assault charges against—two Uruguayan illegals has gotten an unauthorized boost in circulation. The Nicaraguan daily El Nuevo Diario reprinted the story without our permission in its entirety…well almost. Breaing News: Eric Volz Coming Home to the USA!!!9
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Posted on December 21, 2007 - 5:28pm at iHajj: Thomas McKenzie
Find more posts like this: Word has just come to me that Eric Volz, who has been held in a Nicaraguan jail for a crime he didn't commit, is on his way back the U.S.A. I am told that he he will be landing in Atlanta tonight. Eric was officially "freed" by an appellate court a few days ago, but the judge had resisted allowing his actual release. While I don't have any more details, I am told that Eric is no longer held by the government and is on his way home. < Eric Volz - now a political prisoner!10
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Posted on December 20, 2007 - 2:35pm at Pink Kitty's Scratching Post
Find more posts like this: Take action today, before it's too late! We are asking everyone to contact (a phone call would be more immediate, but follow up with an email if you can!) their elected representatives in the next few hours, to ask them to pressure the Nicaraguan government to carry out Eric's legal release from prison. The reason this is so urgent is that Nicaraguan government offices leave tomorrow for the lengthy holidays... we need the US government to act IMMEDIATELY to compel the Nicaraguan gover  |
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