Admissions

Admissions

Admission to Practice Law in the State of Nevada Nevada has no reciprocity or admission by motion of any kind, everyone must sit for the full 2 1/2 day bar examination. The bar examination is administered the last Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

Read More
Status of State Ignition Interlock Laws

Status of State Ignition Interlock Laws

Mandatory .08 Conviction Mandatory with High BAC Conviction Mandatory with Repeat Conviction Mandatory .08 Upon Reinstatement Discretionary No Interlock Law at All Alaska[1] (06/08) Florida[2] (06/08) Missouri (05/08) Oregon[3] All other states[4] Alabama Arizona (05/07) Hawaii[5] (05/08) South Carolina (05/08) South Dakota Colorado[6] (04/08).

Read More
Bugsy Siegel: The Sociopath

Bugsy Siegel: The Sociopath

Standing just a tad under six-feet tall, with a thick head of black hair and piercing blue eyes, Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel seemed to be a gangster sent from central casting in Hollywood. He was charming with the ladies and a sharp dresser,.

Read More

Don’t fall prey to check scams

                  The Better Business Bureau calls it one of the biggest crimes currently hitting Middle Tennessee. It’s one of the oldest scams on the books, just dressed up to trick people into parting with.

Read More
Beheaded man identified

Beheaded man identified

Screaming passengers fled in terror from a Greyhound bus as an unidentified fellow passenger suddenly stabbed a man sleeping next to him, decapitated him and waved the severed head at horrified witnesses standing outside. The apparently unprovoked assault left 36 men, women.

Read More
Daughter harassed at work

Is Your Daughter Safe at Work?

Teenage Workplace Sexual Abuse Workplace sexual abuse of teenagers has been a problem which has either been inadvertently overlooked or deliberately ignored. Neither choice is right. A recent program on America's Public Broadcasting System highlighted the dangers and issues. A surprising statistic.

Read More

Is Fuld the next loser of the corporate crime lottery?

I’ve been saying that the Enronesque criminal prosecutions of meltdown figures is probably looming, beginning with Lehman’s Fuld, though this would be a mistake. This NY Mag article brings Fuld’s prosecution closer. Here's Carney's summary: The article makes clear that while Lehman.

Read More