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Hunting and Trespassing Laws for Your State

Hunting and Trespassing Laws for Your State

All jurisdictions (cities, counties, and states) have specific laws regarding hunting and trespass. Local law enforcement is required to enforce these laws. In 40 states there are wildlife management agencies in place that have wildlife officials who are given authority to enforce hunter trespass laws on private property. There are 22 states that do not […]

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How is Criminal Negligence Different From Civil Negligence?

How is Criminal Negligence Different From Civil Negligence?

The difference between criminal negligence and civil negligence is one of “risks.” What is the risks attendant on the behavior of the actor, and how serious are the consequences of such behavior? Civil Negligence and the Duty of Care Tort or civil negligence is the failure of one person to act with “reasonable” care in […]

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Warning Signs of Potential Injury

Warning Signs of Potential Injury

How much warning is enough to prevent injury? Businesses and property owners alike display warning signs on their premises to alert anyone entering the property to beware of certain potential dangers. But if you are either an invitee, licensee, or trespasser on the property, and you are, in fact, injured by the very thing the […]

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Unsafe Driving Leads to Auto Accidents

Unsafe Driving Leads to Auto Accidents

Driving an automobile on the highways in any city of the United States has been made safer as a result of special features added to the automobiles by auto manufacturers. Such things as front wheel drive, air bags, and seat belts have been added to cars sold in America to lessen the possibility of severe […]

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Auto Insurance, “No-Fault” vs. “At-Fault

Auto Insurance, “No-Fault” vs. “At-Fault

Automobile insurance is mandatory in most jurisdictions in the United States. It is designed to provide coverage for the risk of financial liability as a result of an auto accident. The states that do not require a motorist to carry car insurance are Virginia, New Hampshire, and Mississippi. Virginians that do not have auto insurance […]

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Despite Best Efforts, is the Crime Rate Increasing?

Despite Best Efforts, is the Crime Rate Increasing?

Watching the news and listening to the latest report on mass shootings, murder suicide crimes, violent gang wars, drug related killings, criminal child abuse and murder, we tend to wonder if this country is spiraling downward into an abyss of anarchy and chaos. We have criminals taking over communities and waging war against law enforcement. […]

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Three Cities Plagued by Violent Crime

Three Cities Plagued by Violent Crime

New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles were in a dead heat for the most ignominious title imaginable: the number one most violent crime city in the nation. Chicago, however, outpaced both New York and Los Angeles, despite having a population smaller than both cities, and is currently undefeated with respect to the number of […]

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Taking on New York City Crime

Taking on New York City Crime

New York City crime ranks as one of the highest in the nation; ranking right up there in the neighborhood of major urban areas such as Chicago and Los Angeles. Attempts to quell serious crimes in the city such as gang violence, murder, rape, and drug dealing are an ongoing for the city. There are […]

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Nursing Home Abuse

Nursing Home Abuse

Some of the most notorious cases of elder abuse occur in nursing homes. Nursing homes are intended to provide much needed assistance in caring for the elderly when they become too infirm to take care of themselves. Family members of the elderly rely on nursing homes to provide a safe environment for their mothers, fathers, […]

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