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The events at Penn State became one of the nation’s top legal stories this week – we will be looking at the crime and the victims and questioning the priority given to protecting the University’s football staff. After weeks of covering the Conrad Murray Trial in the death of Michael Jackson, the jury came back with their verdict and Paul will help us sort out the aftermath. In a very sad story of war, a U.S. Soldier is found guilty of murdering civilians in Afghanistan while a Ft. Hood serviceman faces more serious charges than in his original indictment.
Big business takes a hit as both a pharmaceutical company and several insurance companies are hit in the corporate pocket book … Texas is once again the focus of a capital punishment case and in our visit with Paul at his law offices this week, we take a look at the final stages of a personal injury case. I
n Celebrity News we ask, what do Justin Beiber and Mel Gibson have in common? For Lindsay Lohan, after making promises local authorities say there’s no room at the County Jail, the Texas judge that took a belt to his teenage daughter and was caught on tape screaming at her to “submit” was not charged with a crime and, in a quest for a good news piece…Gabrielle Giffords spoke with a clear voice in her first interview since her horrific injuries 10 months ago…
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Today we lead off with the jury now deliberating in the Conrad Murray Case…will he be found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Michael Jackson. Once again, we’ll be giving some focus to the dangers of addiction and specifically to pain killing opiates … new reports continue to show what is fast becoming an issue of epidemic proportions.
In Honolulu, a case that will leave you with your mouth open…well, at least when I told my wife, that was her reaction….In Texas a judge’s version of corporal punishment goes viral on YouTube and in this weeks legal Segment, Paul and I will talk about Personal Injury cases and finally, I get to ask Paul about my favorite sub head in his book…it reads…Show Me The Money.
Lindsay Lohan has another day in court, Justin Bieber hopes he never has to go to court, Brittney Norwood leaves court with a guilty verdict, Casey Anthony’s latest court proceeding is sealed, and Julian Assange is told by a British Court that he’ll have to appear in a Swiss Courtroom.
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The Conrad Murray trial reached day 20 on Friday and the battle of the experts was definitely on … sadly, however, we got a very private look into what was happening in the last few months of Michael Jackson’s life and the significant role played by drugs, their use and their misuse. Moving from West Coast to East, the tranquil setting of a yoga store became a setting for violence and a “I hope this is not a copy cat,” case of a missing baby in Missouri with mom both withholding information and changing her story.
In Virginia, a lawyer in trouble for blog posts while a Florida judge Blocks a law requiring drug tests for welfare recipients. Obama move to both keep and improve on Student Loan promises made in his state of the union address and in our visit with Paul at his law office today…we talk over the ending stages of your Personal Injury case.
The Inquest in the passing of singer Amy Whinehouse determines the cause of her death and the Lohan Twins…that would be Lindsay and her Dad … I say twins as they are both knuckleheads and I really hope they get the help they need. The Casey Anthony Jurors names are released and Bath Salts, of all things, end up on a DEA list of restricted substances due to abuse as a dangerous drug.
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This week the Trial of Conrad Murray continued in the death of Michael Jackson. The prosecution presented its final witness, expert Dr. Steve Schafer that looked like he had done a very good job until defense attorney Robert Chernoff took his first few swipes at the Dr.s Testimony. Paul has a full update on this week’s happenings and a look forward to what we might expect from the defense as they begin their case next week.
On Sunday, a tragic crash in Las Vegas claimed the life of Indy winner Dan Weldon…we’ll take a legal look at what happened although most important our thoughts and prayers go to Dan’s family and friends. Moving to the nation’s capitol, Activist Professor Cornel West was arrested on the steps of the supreme court and in national news, two social media cases give us both sides of the law using the internet.
In our legal segment, Paul has thoughts for you on keeping your Halloween Party on the right side of the law and continues his advice about your attorney client relationship. This week, we look at the middle Stages of your Personal Injury case.
Lindsay Lohan claims our Oops I did it again prize, a Gay Navy vet sues for disability benefits and a Florida man has too much time on his hands…well, too much time and more…it is the “more” that has him in trouble.
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The events at Penn State became one of the nation’s top legal stories this week – we will be looking at the crime and the victims and questioning the priority given to protecting the University’s football staff. After weeks of covering the Conrad Murray Trial in the death of Michael Jackson, the jury came back with their verdict and Paul will help us sort out the aftermath. In a very sad story of war, a U.S. Soldier is found guilty of murdering civilians in Afghanistan while a Ft. Hood serviceman faces more serious charges than in his original indictment.
