Used Cars Crimes & Torts

Crimes
1. Destruction of Property.
2. bribery
3. Lieing under Oath
4. Under age driving
5. Unlicensed driving
6. No insurance
7. Speeding
8. Destruction of Public Property
9. Domestic Violence
10. Endangerment of Minors
11. Armed Assault
12. Possession of Concealed Weapon
13. Forgery
14. J-Walking
15. Drug abuse
16. Drug possession
17. Sexual Harrassment
18. Lack of License Plate
19. Fleeing the scene
20. Drinking on the Job
21. Driving on the Wrong Side of the Road
22. Wreckless Driving
23. Gambling
24. Attempted Murder


Torts
1. False Advertisement
2. Disreputation
3. Indescency
4. Slander

Taking a look at other's blogs

I looked at Alie's blog on the law and attorneys... this is what I wrote her
Alie, when I read through your blogs a lot of things came to mind. The first and foremost is that I noticed we share a lot of the same ideas about the law and attorneys! With all the scandals that government officials and police officers have been caught doing it’s hard to trust and even believe for one bit that they’re out for the public’s best interest. The one thing that gets to us is that we know they are out for the money but its just reality because in the end that’s what everyone’s out there for. But, the other thing is I’ve noticed your blog doesn’t really flow together well, I don’t know if it’s because of how you assembled it or if it’s because you didn’t know what else to say. You have some great ideas and it really sounds like you know what you’re talking about so I would like to hear you elaborate on the first key points you hit.

Another blog I looked at was Jade Interiors, this is what I had to say...
This is hilarious! I never would have thought I would have to hear something so ridiculous like these two case stories, how could these even be allowed into a court room. I agree with you on most things you’ve brought up, of course not every country can have a perfect government but the American government is very flawed and will do whatever it takes to cover up things that might put a doubt in the public’s mind. One thing I would have to disagree with is the integration of law throughout the nation; the constitution gives each state the right to establish law and order into their boundaries. It makes each state unique and gives us an image and feel of sovereignty. But all in all I completely agree with things you’ve stated, good job!

What I Think Of The Justice System in America?

What I Think Of The Justice System in America?

The United States of America is known as the land where dreams come true. So far in my life I have experienced and seen several different accounts where the law has held this to be undoubtedly true but at the same time unexpectedly wrong. The law was built to establish and maintain order, to keep the citizens of this country safe but at times this power is abused and the American people suffer.

The Rodney King incident is a perfect example for this; police are very sly when going about doing these things. Ask yourself the question, who are you going to believe…the trusted police force or the criminal? No one wants to question the credibility of their justice system; no one wants to believe that the police force is out for themselves and not for us. The police know this and take advantage of it, the minute the majority of Americans start doubting the credibility of their government is when they’ll lose power.

I’m not saying that all cops are like this and we all should be anti-government, but maybe we as the power of the American government should think for ourselves and question things that every arm of the government does, including: the legislative, the executive and the judicial branches. Why do most people instantly get a sense of fear when they see a police car or hear police sirens, not because they are doing anything wrong but just for the simple fact that they are the police. In the end, we know a country cannot survive with no kind of order in place it’s just impossible but I wish the men and women of the police force would take the people of this country into thought before they start their job every day.

What I Think Of Lawyers

What I Think Of Lawyers

Like in every profession, I think there are a variety of people. Some would be considered good and others bad, we would all like to think that everyone wants to do their job to their best ability and keeps good ethics in mind. But, especially with lawyers I think this isn’t always the case, I feel that most of the time lawyers are trying to get a pay check just like everyone else. They’ll do anything to win their case because of course that’s their job and at the end of the day that’s how they’re going to get paid.

I can’t imagine how hard it would be to have to choose between getting a big amount of money from taking a case that has potential to win and standing by your morals and possibly suffering in the public eye. But, there are always the very successful law firms that have enough money to pick and choose from which case they’re going to take and if they decide that taking the case isn’t morally right then it wouldn’t hurt their bank account.

But, ultimately what it comes down to is that everyone has a passion, and those of us who are lucky enough to make that passion our career have a job to do. Sometimes we to get to where we want to be we have to rethink our stance on situations put objectiveness to the side and get the work done by whatever means necessary. Like I said in the beginning, we’d like to think everyone sticks to what is right and what is wrong but I live in the real world, my thoughts of attorneys aren’t going to change anything in the end. After all, they are the ones who have to go to sleep with themselves comfortably at night.