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You're right, it doesn't convince me. I don't like either candidate, but IMO between them Trump is by far the worst choice. Just listening to any of his stump speeches demonstrates that.

Before you go running to sue, read your contract with your insurer carrier because the insurance company will invoke every provision in it that favors it. In particular the contract may require you arbitrate the dispute rather than litigate it in court. If it has an arbitration provision that's...

Available, yes. But not all of it is legal. In the city of the Las Vegas prostitution is not legal, despite the popular perception to the contrary. The city is located in Clark County, which has a population of over 2.3 million. In Nevada state law only allows prostitution in state licensed...

Dick Morris is a long time political commentator who past record of predictions isn't all that great. As a result I've long since written off his predictions. He has a 50% chance to get it right, as do all the other prognositicators out there. They each spout different reasons for their...

Do you have to accept service? No, you don't. But refusing service doesn't mean you won't be considered properly served when you keep dodging service and the plantiff files to serve you by publication. Then you may never know of the lawsuit until after the judgment has been entered against you...

Summer is gone, it's the glorious fall season with the cooler temperatures, fall tree color, and anticipation of end of the year major holidays.

Defamation awards are to compensate for harm to reputation, not money damages suffered, though money damages may certainly result from damage to reputation. You evidently don't know the law of defamation very well. You don't think that the jury was sending a message to Guiliani that his...

Since you crafted the question so there can be only one answer, it's not very meaningful. But what does any of that matter? Ex presidents and many other politicians help support their party and their party's candidates in elections. And — wait for it — even an ex president named Donald J. Trump...

In at least most states, including CA, the answer is yes. In CA reckless driving is a misdemeanor offense with a statute of limitations of one year from the date the offense was committed, though there are circumstances that can extend that time, like being outside of the state while the SOL...

You mean you hope that Trump will win. The polls show the election in a dead heat; neither candidate beats out the other enough to overcome the margin of error of the polls. Polling is also not a exact science; just look at the various polling failures this century for proof that relying too...

Why should it make my skin crawl? Guiliani was found liable for defamation after a trial by a jury — ordinary people like you and me — and the amount he owed was also determined by the jury. The lawsuit was brought by ordinary people, election workers, not by any government agency. Guiliani also...

The far left makes similar far fetched claims about Trump and his MAGA movement: they claim that Trump and his acolytes are so much like fascists that it's downright scary. Regardless of who is elected president next month I think it is highly unlikely that this country will turn into some kind...

True, but the person driving the car with the dash cam may testify as to what he or she saw the defendant do and authenticate the video to make it admissible evidence. In that circumstance the video is supporting the testimony to add credibility so that it's not just a he said/she said kind of...

Exactly right. Most polling has the two candidates at even, taking into account the margin of error so at this point predictions of who will win are no more than guesses/gut feelings (and perhaps nudged in one direction or the other due to bias for or against one of the candidates. I wish that...

Florida has a pretty strong open records law. Civil court records may only be sealed in specific circumstances. The Florida Courts have a page on their site that discusses the requirements for making a case confidential (sealing the case). From your post, it appears the only reason you want to...

Since you are no longer at that school, why are you asking about it now? I suggest you follow a step process here. First, if your current school uses this method, have your union rep raise the issue with the school and the school board. That's what a union is supposed to do, after all. Second...

I especially want to emphasize this. If the administrator screws up the administrator may be personally liable for it. Take the trust document to a trust attorney. The trust pays the legal bills and you get the help you need to get it right.

You have no evidence regarding who leaked the information. Neither do I. You are just guessing in your efforts to pin it on the Secret Service. We don't arrest people on guesses in this country much less prosecute them. You are working off your preferred notion of what occurred more than...

The title of the post is all I really need to say as an introduction to the NY Times article reporting on the order: https://tinyurl.com/Guiliani-asset-forfeiture

They call them battleground states for a reason. All the results you posted from the TIPP polls for those states fall within the margin of error. What that tells me is that right now it's impossible to make a guess on who will win the electoral votes of those states that will be any more...