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How to Incorporate Online, DIY or With an Agent
Incorporating a company can be done online in Canada federally. Elsewhere, online filing may require lawyers, paralegals or other agents to file your documents for a fee.
U.S. vs. William Benson
William Benson traveled to each state in the U.S. when the 16th Amendment was ratified, obtained official records, wrote about his findings and was sued by the DOJ.
I Didn't File a Tax Return, Can I File it Late?
Not filing an income tax return on time can lead to expensive penalties and interest charges. For large amounts and complex situations, a tax professional can help.
Franks Hearing
A Franks Hearing is used to confirm or refute the truthfulness of an arrest warrant and the information used to acquire one.
Dead Beats
There is a whole other league of child abusers out there. They commit economic abuse daily and contribute to the poverty of children nation wide.
Wright v. Hutchinson (2001)
Medicine is governed by laws designed to prevent research abuses. Nevertheless, unethical experimentation continues on vulnerable populations such as the terminally ill.
Arizona DUI Laws - Arizona DUI Attorneys
Arizona DUI laws can be tough and it's often quite helpful to find a reputable Arizona DUI attorney when faced with any type of DUI charge.
Canada Toughens Child Pornography Laws
Under Bill C-58, Internet Service Providers face fines and jail for not reporting sites containing child pornography and customers engaged in illegal activity.
Roman Polanski Granted Bail By Swiss Court
A Swiss court has agreed to allow Polanski to walk free on two conditions - that he pay $4.5 million bail and remain in the country under house arrest.
Civil Rights Law Prevents Genetic DNA Testing
Learn how a new civil rights law, GINA, protects individuals from discrimination in the workplace, as well as from insurance companies due to genetic testing.
Arrest: the Right to a Magistrate
Statute and caselaw universally hold that arrested persons are to be brought directly to a magistrate without undue delay.
Safest Cities in America
The Northeast is home to cities with the highest and lowest crime rate ranking, according to CQ Press's new book.
Secure the Blessings of Liberty
Attorney Robert Jones wrote Secure the Blessings of Liberty to introduce people to the U.S. Constitution, the Federalist Papers and America's founding documents.
The Non-Insane Automatism Defence
As the law requires criminal acts be committed voluntarily and non-insane automatism occurs where the body acts without conscious instruction, automatism is a defence.
Child Custody and Access in the Internet Age
Judges are divided over the sufficiency of computer contact between child and parent when deciding whether or not to allow a child to be moved to another jurisidiction.
Zapruder Film of Kennedy Assasination Vital
Nearly fifty years after the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, there remains one tangible proof of the tragic event, a twenty-six second document of death.
Dangerous Offender Applications in Canada
Canadian prosecutors are making a second attempt to jail Tremblay as a dangerous offender. The application was triggered by his conviction for criminal harassment.
Police to Crack Down on Drunken Violence
Operation Unite will see police in both countries take to the streets in major centers on Dec. 11 and 12 to combat street crime caused largely by binge drinking.
Mexico's Drug Problem
According to the U.S. State Department's 2008 International Narcotics Control Report, about 90 per cent of the cocaine entering America travels through Mexico.
Supreme Court Case Salazar v. Buono
The presence of a Christian symbol on public land has spurred a drawn-out debate on legal standing and the Establishment Clause.
London Police Make Arrest in Night Stalker Case
The seach for Britain's Night Stalker ended with the arrest of a 52-year-old man who is believed to be responsible for over 100 sexual attacks and burglaries since 1990.
The False Claims Act Protects Whistleblowers
The False Claims Act allows whistleblowers to safely report false claims being made against the Federal Government, such as with Medicare fraud and military billing.
Search for North Carolina Girl Ends Tragically
The body of five-year-old Shaniya Nicole Davis, who was reported missing on Nov. 10, 2009 was found almost a week later. Her mother has been charged in the case.
Constitutional Rights
The U.S. Constitution does not give Americans rights. It was created and modified to prevent government from infringing rights.
Music as a Torture Instrument
Music has the undeniable power to inspire and heal; but this power can also be harnessed to torture and coerce.
George Joseph Smith, Serial Killer
Most people end a marriage with divorce before embarking on a second. George Joseph Smith preferred bigamy and murder to end his marriage
Division Over Proposed Trials of 9/11 Plotters
Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to try some 9/11 plotters in civilian courts has met with different responses from victims' families and politicians.
Trials of the Century
Bringing 911 suspects to New York City is not only proper, it may be the best way for U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to strike a lasting blow against Al-Qaeda.
Don't Become a Target For Violence
In addition to being aware of one's environment and de-escalating threats, there are a few things women can do make sure they do not become a criminal's target.
The Clutter Murders: Fifty Years Later
Half a century has gone by since the Clutter murders in Holcomb, Kansas on Nov. 15,1959, but memories of the event still cast a dark shadow over the community.
Flying While Drunk
A 51-year-old pilot is the latest member of a commercial flight crew to be criminally charged after his blood-alcohol level was found to exceed permissible amounts.
Hindsight Is So Much Clearer Than Foresight
In the wake of the Ft. Hood shootings a flood of information about the gunman has emerged that makes it seem inconceivable that something was not done to prevent this.
Canada Arrests Rwandan Immigrant for Genocide
After a six-year investigation, Rwandan immigrant, Jacques Mungwarere,became the second person to be charged under Canada's Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes Act.
The Gilmore and Dresden Erickson Family Trust
Gil Erickson used assets in the Erickson Family Trust to guarantee loans from private parties for his business, Northpoint Development, to build condominiums in San Jose.
Shocking Child Sex Crime in Missouri
77 year old father and his four grown sons arrested in Missouri for 20 year old crimes.
Schenk vs. United States and Freedom of Speech
Oliver Wendell Homes held that Congress could regulate speech that created a clear and present danger to cause the substantive evils that it has a right to prevent.
Child Pornography Charges Dropped
The computer virus that was responsible for child pornography charges laid against Michael Fiola is now making the rounds, making it possible to frame innocent people.
Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court Case
Brown v. Board of Education was a major Supreme Court case from 1954, in which segregation was deemed not fitting to the Fourteenth Amendment.
Italian Mafia – Regional Criminal Powerbases
With its talons dug deep into Italy's social structure, the Mafia endures; unrelenting, it continues to suckle on those who can afford it least.
Duress of Circumstances in English Law
Duress of circumstances is a recognition in English Law that sometimes it is necessary to commit a crime in order to avoid a greater evil.
Thames Valley Police
Thames Valley Police force covers a vast area in central England. From towns and cities to vast tracks of countryside.
FLDS Member Guilty of Sexual Assault on A Child
Raymond Jessop, 38, a member of the FLDS church was convicted of sexually assaulting his 16-year-old ninth wife despite the fact that she refused to testify against him.
Adulterer Stoned to Death
Conservative Muslims control parts of what used to be Somalia and deal with transgressions with what the rest of the world sees as excessive cruelty.
Sgt Kimberly Munley Hero of the Ft Hood Shooting
Tiny but fearless Kimberly Munley, a civilian DOD police officer with the Ft Hood base police has been credited in ending Major Hasan's rampage.
State Failed to Properly Monitor Sex Offender
According to a new report, proper monitoring of registered sex offender, Phillip Garrido could have resulted in kidnapped Jaycee Dugard being rescued sooner.
How to Prevent Violence and Save Yourself
Knowing ways to handle unpleasant confrontations and harassment before they become physical can do a great deal in saving a woman from victimization.
Carjacking Prevention
Carjacking can happen anywhere. There are steps drivers can take that may greatly reduce the risk of being carjacked.
A Brief History of British Policing
Without a professional police force it is difficult to imagine how law and order can be maintained. In various forms policing dates back to pre Christian times
Landmark Supreme Court Cases in the Last Century
There have been a number of landmark Supreme Court cases over the last 100 years. The court's rulings in these cases have helped to shape the nation.
Remembering Emily Keyes
Each year, thousands of Colorado motorcyclists ride from Columbine High School to Platte Canyon High School to honor Keyes, whose last text message was "I love you guys."