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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Roth Conviction Reveals Gray Areas in Export Law Interpretation
The conviction of professor emeritus J. Reece Roth of the University of Tennessee last Wednesday, September 3, has widespread ramifications on the current state of export law interpretation. Folks on both sides of the argument on whether Roth intentionally used … Continue reading
Understanding the Language of Forensic Linguistics
The conviction of sexual crimes has come to rely heavily on forensic evidence and DNA testing. By matching the DNA found at the scene of the crime to the accused, prosecutors strengthen their case even as the defense tries to … Continue reading
Recognizing and Dealing With Debt Collector Harassment
With the current state of the economy and the home mortgage crisis, repaying personal debts and obligations has become difficult for many people. If you fall into this category, know that you are not alone. Many creditors use debt collection … Continue reading
5 Great Law Blogs That Will Keep You in the Know
The blogosphere is an ever-growing avenue for communication between people of all kinds, and law is no exception. There are so many to choose from—as we all know, specialties abound; the focus of many blogs is to keep you informed … Continue reading
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