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True, the ruling does not end the Federal cases (and perhaps some of the states' cases) yet. But they will end based on this ruling (just my opinion). Of particular note is Judge Thomas's concurring opinion about the Special Prosecutor. Why did he go that far at this time? His exact...

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/23-939_e2pg.pdf Court ruled that the Presidency has absolute immunity from prosecution of criminal acts that fall under official acts while in office because of the separation of powers between the branches. Most of the allegations in the indictment...

I think you are in good company with your sentiment. But the facts are the facts and people will either vote or sit this one out or vote a third-party candidate if they can get on the ballot. Or they may flush their vote with a write-in choice. The likelihood of Biden being replace on the...

Do you really think that Jack was serious?

Did you know that Jack Webb as Friday on Dragnet never said, "The facts mam, just the facts", yet that phrase is attributed to him. I bring this up because a lot is going on right now and we, as voters, need to make reasoned decisions about who our next President is going to be. What Friday...

The scary part of this and what really worries me is who the hell is running the country. Not only do the American people now know the truth but so do our adversaries.

It would be unusual (in easement law) for you to be required to maintain her utility easement absent an express easement grant or a maintenance agreement that required you to do so. You say that there is no documented easement so, there would be no grant. However, since the power lines were...

Meaningful regulations are a very subjective thing when weighed against the intent of Congress. The Executive branch has used Chevron to carry out political agendas that go too far. Now there will be pushback to what Congress intended. It's a very good decision.

The Chevron doctrine has been overturned by the Supreme Court. The previous thread was locked so, an important decision. The original thread. The Supreme Court decision issued today.

I don't get the idea that the company has anything to say about who or when someone can park on a public street where parking is allowed. The company can't dictate who parks on a city street. But they can certainly control who and where people park on the company's property.

Of course it is legal. You just follow your charter as to the procedures to pass resolutions and to vote and keep minutes of the meeting and all resolutions passed.

Generally speaking, neither you nor your neighbor would be responsible for an act-of-God if a healthy tree falls across a property line and causes damage. You would be responsible for the damage and cleanup on your property and your neighbor would be responsible for damage and cleanup on his...

Yes, of course she can. She can because under CA law, there is a presumption that the spouse that gains the advantage in a transmutational agreement did so by using undue influence. You would have to rebut this presumption otherwise the court can set aside the transaction on the presumption...

Upon a bunch more research, I have learned that what OP is speaking about (I think) is what is called a transmutational agreement where what might be considered community property can be agreed not to be. They are legal and enforceable in California. OP is concerned that he used comingled...

Are both properties titled in your name only? I would assume your condo is but what about the house? I'm not really sure what you mean by inter-spousal deed instructions. I do know what an interspousal transfer deed is but that is used if the property is or was in both names or as husband and...

Before you file a complaint with the state's Bar, you may want to write a letter to the attorney demanding they refund your $2K by a date certain or you will file a complaint with the Bar. That may be the push the attorney needs to get it done. If you just file the complaint, it may be months...

You make a very reasonable argument and I agree with what you said. However, how the state acquired the land in the first place, and the history of title is never irrelevant. Did the state get it from the federal government or from a private landowner or a land trust or something else? What...

No big deal if the landlord is paying for the water. If the tenant is paying, that could be a big deal depending on utility rates. The USGS has a drip calculator online. Three faucets (kitchen, bath sink, and shower) dripping one drop per second, will use 17 gallons per day. Will one drop per...

From what I have read of the PA truancy laws, there is no such thing as the MDJ making an automatic finding of guilt unless you may be habitually truant, and this is your third citation. There will always be a court hearing involving you and your parent or legal gradian. I suggest you read...

As of January 1,2024, most non-solicitation clauses in contracts are non-enforceable in CA. I don't think you have to worry about the contract you signed with the agency. But you do have to worry about hiring a non-legal migrant worker as Jack pointed out.