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What you'd be doing is deceiving them about where you actually reside, which is not compatible with your stated desire to "to achieve the minimum required to be within the law so that the employer's legal/tax concerns are satisfied". Instead, you'd potentially be committing fraud as to your...

I suggest you seek out advice from a legal expert in whatever Asian nation you reside. The laws of Asian nations vary considerably and it matters very much in which country your shop is located. It may even matter in what political subdivision of the country your shop is located. In many nations...

I think I know myself better than you know me. :D But if you think you differently, I'd love to hear how you think you are able to know the thoughts in someone else's head, especially someone you've never met who is thousands of miles away from you. If have that skill, then you've accomphlished...

I know the vote counts are reported, of course. But none of them support the specific claim you made, including the ones you linked in this latest post. Your claim is merely speculative. You may find them suspicious, but your suspicions aren't proof of anything. Trump, with all his money...

The answer to that is that state can do that because it is doing it. If what you really want to know if whether you have any recourse for it — whether any of your rights were violated — then I suggest a visit to a Texas civil rights lawyer would be the place to start with this. You may try suing...

That statement seems to me to based purely on speculation based on your political outlook rather than any facts that would support it. A number plucked out of thin air. Trump tried hard to get the vote count in GA changed in his call to the Georgia Secretary of State, a blatant attempt at...

Probable cause is a standard that the government must meet in order to arrest someone, charge a person with a criminal offense, or to get certain warrants from the court. This is not that situation. In most states (with CA being the most notable exception) an ex parte order is a temporary one...

As a self-employed person, you may use the per diem method; it's not just for employees. But if you work in an area with high expenses, taking the deductions for the actual expenses you pay may provide you a better tax benefit. The IRS publication that Jack linked spells out the travel expense...

A cop should tread carefully, as any punitive action the officer would take as a result of mere insult would be a violation of the First Amendment. From what I can tell, officers at the police academy don't get much, if any, training on the First Amendment. They probably should though, as the...

A strict constructionist analyzes the powers granted the federal government in the constitution and statutes only on the powers that that are expressly granted by the Constitution - i.e. they reject the idea of any implied powers being granted to the federal government. Textualism is the idea...

But there had been considerable debate about whether in fact the President is included in term "officers". If you Google it, you'll see a variety of opinions on that. Indeed, Trump himself seems to believe that is the case as that was the very reason he sought, and was granted, removal of the...

Same here. I've got all his albums on CD. He was an excellent singer song-writer and the fact that his music is mostly just himself wit the guitar makes it easy catch every word of his songs. The vinyl to CD revolution was just starting to take off back then and quickly CDs left vinyl records...

This thread was started and ended on 2/24/2024 before your post above. I think the odds of the OP coming back now to see it are not great, but if they do I agree that they need a medical malpractice attorney and that medical malpractice cases are expensive to litigate.

Once again, you assume something about me that is not true. On that we agree, a moderate Republican would be a far better choice than either of the candidates we now have. The country, left and right, more and more seem to reject moderation in favor of extremism. If that trend continues, then...

How did you determine that the officer didn't have the reasonable suspicion needed to make a traffic stop? It doesn't take a whole lot to meet that standard. If you don't what the officer will say about that then you don't really know that the court will rule the stop invalid. That's your...

My statement about the status of those three decisions to keep Trump off the ballot was merely a statement of facts, not an argument. I don't see you stating that the facts I stated were wrong. That I stated the facts is not a reflection of my views of the efforts to keep him off the ballot. Did...

And I'm guessing no warranties, expressed or implied, and no refunds either, right?

I have (probably too) many timepieces. About half adjust themselves by either satellite signal or from the NIST (which was known as the National Bureau of Standards when I was growing up) time signal broadcast from near Fort Collins, Colorado. The other half I have just completed changing. :D...

Correct, but it is one in which the people elect their representatives, and in that regard is also democratic. It is not a pure democracy in which the people would decide every single matter by voting; a wise choice by our founders. While the design of our government may not be perfect (which...

One state's supreme court, one state trial court, and one state's secretary of state had held that Trump was barred from being on the ballot because of the 14th Amendment. The latter two had their decisions stayed pending the outcome of the Supreme Court's decision. The Colorado Secretary of...