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Arizona contractors – are you ready for the new federal lead paint regulations that are effective April 22, 2010? Virginia Real Estate, Land Use & Construction Law Blog: “The next wave of the EPA’s lead paint regulations take effect on April 22. These regulations will impose new training, certification, work practice and [...] How can it be that we have government sanctioned discrimination? Phoenix Business Journal: “Federal agencies could set aside contracts for women-owned small businesses in 83 industries under a new regulation proposed by the U.S. Small Business Administration. The rule would implement a law passed by Congress nearly 10 years ago. An estimated 76,000 [...] Four young men from the Bronx were arrested by the snowball police and charged with weapons possession, attempted assault, menacing and harassment when one of them threw a snowball that hit a New York City transit officer. The member of New York’s finest, protecting and serving, did what any member of the governing [...] What do you think our founding fathers would say if you told them that the government of the United States may prohibit Americans from fishing? When did we change from the land of the free and the home of the brave to the land of big brother and the home of the no [...] Can there be any more proof that the police have too much time on their hands or maybe there are too manycops enforcing the law than this story of beer busts in Pennsylvania? The Philadelphia Daily News has an incredible story called “Troopers raid popular bars for unlicensed beers” that starts: IT WAS ELIOT [...] The Cato Institute published an article called “The Criminalization of Almost Everything.” It discusses a subject that important in a free country, but it is ignored by the main stream media that is too busy stalking Tiger Woods and Paris Hilton. The subject is that federal state and local governments have passed so [...] A 7th grade girl was suspended from school for five days because a friend put a single prescription drug pill in her hand. The pill was Adderall, an ADHD drug. The girl who said no said no and gave the pill back to her friend. The school supseded the girl for five days [...] Finally we have a law review article about a legal issue that might interest lay people. Ira P. Robbins, the Barnard T. Welsh Scholar and a Professor of Law and Justice, at the Washington College of Law of American University published an article in the University of California Law Review called “Digitus Impudicus: [...] Wow! A new CNN poll shows that a majority of Americans think that the federal government threatens their freedom. “According to CNN poll numbers released Sunday, Americans overwhelmingly think that the U.S. government is broken.” The in-the-pocket-of-the-unions legislature of Michigan passed a law that forced 40,000 day-care businesses in the state to unionize. At the stroke of a dictitorial pen people providing child care out of their homes became government employees and union members. They did not have a choice. Involuntary servitude is statutorily sanctioned in the economically [...] New York Times: “The Obama administration will begin a drive this week to expel Pepsi, French fries and Snickers bars from the nation’s schools in hopes of reducing the number of children who get fat during their school years. In legislation, soon to be introduced, candy and sugary beverages would be banned [...] Los Angeles Times: “A proposed law would require new homes, larger developments and some redevelopments in Los Angeles to capture and reuse runoff generated in rainstorms. The ordinance approved in January by the Department of Public Works would require such projects to capture, reuse or infiltrate 100% of runoff generated in a 3/4 [...] |
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