What is Stalking?

Stalking is the unwanted pursuit of another person, such as following a person, appearing at a person's home or place of business, making harassing phone calls, leaving written messages or objects, or vandalizing a person's property. By its nature, stalking is not a one-time event.

The individual's actions must be considered in connection with other actions to determine if someone is being stalked. It includes repeated harassing or threatening behavior toward another person, whether that person is a total stranger, slight acquaintance, current or former intimate partner, or anyone else.

Stalking Laws

Stalking is a relatively new crime now on the books in every state. Stalking laws in most states pertain to a relatively new crime involving a clear pattern of conduct in which the offender follows, harasses, or threatens another person, putting that person in fear for his or her safety. An individual ma ... Read more »

This page contains links to outlines, which have been generously donated by current and past students to benefit future generations of New York University School of Law students. However, users are strongly cautioned that these outlines may contain outdated law, inaccuracies or offensive material. The SBA has not reviewed any of these outlines for quality and takes no responsibility for content. We believe that these outlines are valuable resources, but they should by no means be used in place of a student's own work. Please note that the rules regarding plagiarism and cheating apply to the use of student outlines. Be sure to review the rules to make sure that your use of them are in line with the guidelines.

All of the attached outlines are in Microsoft Word format, and though clicking on them directly should open them within your browser window, the best way to download the documents for use or viewing is to right-click the link you would like, and select "Save Target As" ... Read more »

#Loan Terms

Harvard Law School, like all of Harvard University, participates in the Direct Lending Programs offered through the Department of Education. Through this program, students are able to borrow their Direct Stafford and Direct GradPLUS loans directly from the federal government. In the past, students had an option of borrowing their federal loans through either the Department of Education s Direct Loan program or any private lending institution. As of July 1, 2010 there is only one source through which students can secure Stafford and GradPLUS loan funding; the Department of Education.

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There are a number of loan sources that are available to finance your education. The following is an outline of these sources:

• Federal Direct Stafford Loans awarded to all U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens
• Federal Perkins Loans awarded as part of the base loan package for domestic HLS grant recipients
• Harvard Law School ... Read more »

Now there are three choices when it comes to settling your divorce: litigation, mediation, or collaboration. Here s an introduction to this non-adversarial practice.

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A new alternative to dispute resolution, "Collaborative Family Practice ", is now the third resource in a lineup consisting of litigation, mediation. and collaboration. And like mediation, its closest neighbor, it is distinguished from litigation by employing non-adversarial techniques.

If the parties can't reach agreement, then the lawyers must withdraw, and neither they nor any member of their firms may represent the clients in subsequent litigation. This is to ensure that there is no "holding back": the participants are committed to reaching a reasonable settlement, and there's no room to maneuver for litigation leverage. The lawyers' attitude, which they must demonstrate to their clients, is that there will be no cross-examination later -- not even a thought of it. The matter ... Read more »

from Brian Dalton, Breaking Media Director of Research

The ATL School and Firm Insiders Survey asks self-identified current students, alumni, and practicing lawyers to rate major aspects of life at their law school (academics, social life, clinical training, career services, financial aid advising) and/or law firm (compensation, hours, morale, culture, training). We then translate these ratings into letter grades, where the mean score for each particular ratings category is the equivalent of a “B.”

* With fewer and fewer students applying to law school, acceptance rates have skyrocketed. Some, like GW Law, have even been accused of laundering [their] credentials by padding their enrollment numbers with transfers. [GW Hatchet ]

* People don t graduate from law school understanding the business of law. That s just one of the reasons recent grads are having such a tough time getting jobs as associates. Suffolk Law thinks it can he ... Read more »

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My name is Mikayla and I am 10. I have two sisters and two brothers.

My sister Maddie is 11, and my cousin Julia is almost 11. Last year Maddie and Julia got to go to camp for girls for a whole week at Pathfinder Ranch in Mountain Center, California.

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#Long Distance Law: Studying Law at Uni without being at Uni

Long Distance Law: Studying Law at Uni without being at Uni

Written by David

Law school is hard. While that might be the most self-evident statement ever typed, spare a thought for the law student completing their degree online. Although listening to lectures whenever you feel like it and being able to wear your pyjamas during “class” sounds really appealing (particularly if you’re sitting in a lecture at 9am on a Monday) distance study is not as easy as it seems.

I began studying for my law degree online and for the eighteen months of my three year JD course I barely saw a university building. Yes, I learnt equity and trusts sitting in bed wearing my Peter Alexander PJs. Even though I was extremely comfy, there was something that I was really lacking: interaction with other students.

I chose to study online due to the convenience. It allowed me to work while I studied, and yes, also beca ... Read more »

An online course is a series of classes, assignments, and lectures pertaining to a specific topic. It is designed to provide you with the ability to increase your knowledge and expertise about a certain subject matter. The curriculum and required coursework for online courses is typically no different from a.

class taught on a college campus. In general, you should plan on dedicating about three hours each week to class time, plus extra time for participating in classroom discussions using message boards with instructors and classmates, as well as study time to work on your assignments. The duration of a course depends greatly on the school and the field of study; one course can usually be completed in a period of five to twelve weeks.

An online course offers you the opportunity to take a course and learn from any location with an Internet connection. The majority of online courses are asynchronous; instructors and students do not meet together at th ... Read more »

#Marital Separation Laws

Locate a Local Family Lawyer

Most Common Family Law Issues:

• Adoptions
• Guardianship
• Child Custody and Visitation
• Paternity
• Child Support
• Separations
• Divorce
• Spousal Support or Alimony

What is Legal Separation?

Legal separation is when a married couple makes a binding agreement about how to manage their affairs and assets while living apart, but do not get a formal divorce .

What States Allow Legal Separation?

Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, West Vi ... Read more »

#Loyola Law School, Los Angeles - TLS wiki

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Students at Loyola should be prepared to spend a considerable amount on their education. The school reports on their website that full-time tuition was $47,750 for full-time students and $31,975 for part-time students. With living expenses hovering a bit under $30,000 (Los Angeles isn't cheap!), students can end up spending roughly $77,000 a year to attend Loyola.

To help combat this debt, the school offers a number of its students grants and scholarships. In the school's most recent ABA data. 368 out of 1,287 total students received grant money. Fewer part time students received aid (only 34 out of 295) than full time students (334 out of 992). For those who are selected to receive aid, the school is quite generous: 147 received less than half tuition, 193 received half to full tuition, and 28 received full tuition plus an additional stipend. The median grant amoun ... Read more »

Lawyers play an integral role in the legal system and can specialize in various areas, including divorce, bankruptcy, environmental law and criminal defense. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it generally takes seven years of study. After obtaining a law degree, the lawyer must take the bar test specific to the state where he will practice.

In many cases, federal and state judges are required to hold law degrees and pass a legal examination. Judges oversee the legal process, apply the law to disputes and ensure that trials are conducted fairly.

Lawyers sometimes turn to lobbying as a lucrative and profitable industry. Lobbyists are paid to promote special interests to lawmakers in an effort to affect voting and decision-making.

How to Become a Paralegal Without Going to School

What Jobs Can You Get With a Paralegal Certificate?

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• Indiana Legal Research (Library, Indiana University Maurer School of Law)

• Current version (From the Indiana General Assembly)
• Historical versions (From the Indiana Historical Bureau)

• Print Versions:
  • Indiana Code (Official version, 1998 ed.), KF13030 1998 .A23 ,
  • Burn's Indiana Statutes Annotated (Unofficial version), KF13030 1986 .A43  (Library cancelled subscription in )
  • West's Annotated Indiana Code (Unofficial version), KF13030 1976 .A44. (Library cancelled subscription in )
  • Print Versions:
    • North Eastern Reporter 1st Series (1885 - 1936), KF135 .N6
    • North Eastern Reporter 2d Series. (1936 - ; Library cancelled subscription), KF135 .N612
• Electronic:
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#LSE - London School of Economics - Department of Law - LLM Master of Laws

The LLM at the London School of Economics and Political Science is a leading LLM programme delivered at one of the world's best law schools. It is unmatched in the international, comparative and interdisciplinary approaches and courses that it o ffers.

The LLM offers the highest quality of teaching in small group seminar settings provided by leading international and UK academics. Our approach to the teaching of law combines views and experiences from different disciplinary traditions and jurisdictions. This ensures that what you learn at LSE Law is relevant to legal study and practice in any jurisdiction. Courses are offered in a broad range fields including arbitration, human rights, international law, and corporate, commercial and financial law.

LSE Law is the UK's number one legal research institution. It is also an exceptionally diverse, d ynamic and inspiring place to stud ... Read more »

Julie Lusthaus and Michael Einbinder have been invited by the ABA to be speakers in New Orleans at the “38th Annual Forum on Franchising: The Soul of Franchising ,” on October 14-16, 2015. The topic that Julie Lusthaus will be presenting is entitled“ Rescission: The Annulment of a Franchise Marriage,” and Michael Einbinder will be presenting “Pressure Points in Franchise Litigation.”

Julie Lusthaus will be the moderator in an upcoming ABA webinar program entitled Clash of Counsel: Franchise Litigation and Dispute Resolution From the Perspective of Counsel for Franchisors and Franchisees . The webinar will take place on Tuesday, April 28, 2015.

Congratulations to Michael Einbinder and Julie Lusthaus, both recently named to the Franchise Times Magazine’s Legal Eagle Hall of Fame for 2015. The magazine designates a limited number of top franchise attorneys as Legal Eagles based on peer recommendations and contributions to the franchise industry, such as writing ... Read more »

from Brian Dalton, Breaking Media Director of Research

The ATL School and Firm Insiders Survey asks self-identified current students, alumni, and practicing lawyers to rate major aspects of life at their law school (academics, social life, clinical training, career services, financial aid advising) and/or law firm (compensation, hours, morale, culture, training). We then translate these ratings into letter grades, where the mean score for each particular ratings category is the equivalent of a “B.”

* WMU Cooley Law School wants you to know the legal job market is BOOMING! Never change, Cooley. [Cooley Law School Blog ]

* The NCAA expressed its concerns with Indiana s new religious discrimination bill. Somehow the NCAA has the moral high ground. Huh. How did that happen? [Washington Post ]

* Judge grants motion to extend time in verse. [Western District of Texas ]

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#Make Your Case for These Law School Scholarships - US News

Turn to law schools and law firms to find scholarships aimed at reducing the financial burden of earning a J.D.

Attending law school can be a prestigious, intellectually stimulating starting point for a successful career. But between rising tuition costs and a highly competitive job market for law school graduates, it can also be a quick path to financial distress for students without a solid plan for paying off student loans. Luckily, there are plenty of scholarships available to help ease the financial burden.

If you’re just starting to consider law school, check out the TruFit Good Citizen Scholarship . offered by Citizens Bank to high school seniors, college and graduate students who demonstrate a commitment to doing good in their communities. As a student interested in law and justice, you probably exemplify the core values they’re looking for. Awards range from $1,000 to $5,000.

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Students from all over the world come to Yale Law School to deepen their understanding of the law. The LL.M. program is truly global—both in the breadth of resources available through Yale Law School and in the composition of its student body. For the -15 academic year, for example, the 27 LL.M. students come from 16 different countries.

The Law School admits a limited number of graduate students each year to pursue studies in law beyond the first professional degree. Admission is generally open only to those committed to a career in teaching law.

No uniform course of study is prescribed for LL.M. candidates; courses  are elective, and students tailor their studies to their own interests. Subject to meeting degree requirements, each LL.M. candidate is invited to use the resources of the Law School in whatever program of study will best prepare that individual for a career in research and teaching.

Candidates for the M.S.L. degree are required to complete the ... Read more »

#Making the Decision to Attend Law School - Health Professions and Prelaw Center - Indiana University - University Division

What is Law School Like?

Can I be sure I want to be a lawyer?

I. What is Law School Like?

The following was written by Steven Lawrence, Jr. a Duke graduate who received his law degree from the University of Chicago:

The law student must be ready and willing to meet one of the biggest challenges that he will ever face. Law school is a full-time business. By full-time, I mean a minimum of 10 hours a day, every day of the week. It is quite exhaustive, particularly during the first year. There is a new vocabulary to learn, and a new way of thinking. As the faculty is fond of saying, law students also have to learn to read for the first time in their lives. In law, every word is of crucial importance; you don't read just to get the general gist of the material. This point came across to me the first day of law ... Read more »

Attorneys, also referred to as lawyers, are responsible for representing and advising their clients in disputes and other legal matters. Clients may include individuals or groups such as families, companies or government departments. They are generally expected to be persuasive and good at communication in order to present arguments and win legal disputes for their clients. Attorneys typically specialize in one specific area, such as family law. criminal law. probate law, corporate law. intellectual property, or real estate. While most attorneys work in corporate offices, many also work for government agencies.

Attorneys must have a graduate level law degree from a school approved by the American Bar Association in order to practice law. Degree programs typically end with a Juris Doctorate (J.D.) degree. Most law degree programs require both a four-year undergraduate degree and a passing score on the Law School Admission Test (LSAT). After successful completion of law school ... Read more »

#Major Field Tests: Master of Business Administration (MBA) Degree

As the only comprehensive national assessment for program evaluation of its kind, the ETS ® Major Field Test for the MBA consists of 124 multiple-choice questions, half of which are based on short case-study scenarios. Questions employ materials such as diagrams, graphs and statistical data. Mathematical operations do not require a calculator. Most of the questions require knowledge of specific information drawn from marketing, management, finance and managerial accounting, or a combination of these.

To see copies of previous forms of the Major Field Test for MBA, please contact an ETS Advisor or call 1-800-745-0269. For information about the data and how to use it, see the Comparative Data section.

Sample Reports

Departmental Roster — includes total scores and subscores (if applicable) of all students tested, listed alphabetically by last name.

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Law is a system of rules a society sets to maintain order and protect harm to persons and property. Such systems are ancient, dating back at least to the Code of Hammurabi. written by an ancient Babylonian king around 1760 BC. Today, most countries have tens or hundreds of thousands of pages of laws. They are enforced by the police, supported by the court and prison systems. Laws are written by legislators, such as senators or congressmen. In America and many other countries, these rules must uphold and not contradict the Constitution, a document outlining the most basic rules of the country.

Aside from law being a set of rules, the word also refers to the profession practiced by lawyers, who either prosecute or defend a client from an accusation of violating the law. Becoming a lawyer requires attending law school and passing a bar exam. This entitles the lawyer to a license. Only lawyers with a license are allowed to practice.

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#Mandatory workplace posters - Labor Standards; Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry

Minnesota law requires employers to display some state-mandated posters in a physical location where employees can easily see them. The posters provide safety, wage and age-discrimination information and are listed below.

Posters are designed to fit and print on standard 8.5 x 11 paper. Click on the poster pack links to download all mandatory posters at once.

Frequently asked questions

1. How much do the posters cost? There is no cost for the posters. They are free. They can be printed from the links below or ordered as a packet from the Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry.

Do I need new posters each year? No, they only need to be updated when Minnesota law changes. However, the minimum wage poster was updated in July 2015 for the Aug. 1, 2015, law change.

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#Master of Business Administration (MBA)

About the course

A one year top-ranked MBA course comprising an intensive series of stimulating lectures, energetic seminars and small group work, which can take students anywhere in the world.

Helping you tackle world-scale problems, Oxford's MBA is a one-year programme for a complex, fragile and increasingly connected world.

Our world is unprecedentedly complex, connected and fragile. Our trust in institutions and each other is under intense pressure. Our energy, food and water security, our aging populations, the explosion in stored data – these all require managers and leaders of unusual ability, sophistication and integrity. An MBA has never been more necessary. At Oxford, the one-year MBA programme will equip you with these things in a single year of intensive, immersive, and challenging experiences. The University's full-time MBA programme brings you core competence and deep specialisation.

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#Marijuana Laws in Colorado.

Possession

If you are an adult 21 years of age or older, you can now legally possess one ounce of marijuana in Colorado. The way the amendment is worded actually allows for possession of one ounce of THC. This is great news, as in addition to buds (flowers), you can also enjoy many types of concentrated and edible forms of marijuana during your visit. Cannabis seeds are also available for sale in Colorado.

You don't need to be a resident, and there isn't any type of registration system. Simply put, as long as you are 21 years or older, you have a constitutional right in Colorado to possess and consume marijuana. You will need a government-issued identification to prove you are 21 years or older. a drivers license or passport should be sufficient. You can learn more about your privacy when visiting a recreational marijuana store in our blog.

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#Questions and Answers for Job Interviews and Employment

Interviewing without knowing exactly what you’ll say is like showing up for a test without studying.

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When given the option of submitting "Why X" law school statements. applicants should usually do so. A "Why X" statement is much more likely to help rather than hurt your chances of admission, but you have to be careful when you're writing it; falsity is usually pretty transparent in admissions essays, so at its base, your statement has to be sincere.

Is the law school located in the area or state in which you would eventually like to practice? Do you already have ties to that community? These are good things to mention in a "Why X" statement.

Conversely, if you don't know where you'll find yourself after law school, you might mention the school's strong national reputation as one of the reasons you've chosen to apply there; as a graduate of a well-respected law school on the national level, the essay might go, you will have the freedom to take the bar and practice ... Read more »

The International Lawyer is the award-winning, quarterly law journal on international practice, addressing in-depth, current issues of private and public international law, comparative law, and trade law. The summer issue contains a review of significant developments over the past year.

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As distance education become more and more popular, more and more people are becoming interested in how to get their law degrees online. There are numerous online law schools, but there is one catch; most states require that a student graduate from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association before they take the state bar exam, and the ABA does not recognize any online schools. One state does allow students from online law schools to sit for the bar exam, however-California. If the convenience of getting degrees in law online offsets the gamble, students will find they have many distance law programs to choose from.

Taft Law School is one of the oldest distance law schools in the United States. The school has courses in labor, employment, corporate and criminal law, as well as in taxation, health care, intellectual property and legal writing. As of , the college as bachelor of science in law programs, juris doctor degrees and a master of laws. ... Read more »

#Marriage License - Legal Requirements - By States

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Here's a summary of each state's laws regarding premarital procedures, including blood tests,

fees. waiting periods before marriage, and the like. Because state laws in this area have been changing rapidly -- many states have recently eliminated blood tests and or physical exams. You should check with your county marriage license bureau office or county clerk's office before making any wedding or travel plans.

The Marriage License Laws for a man and a woman to marry vary from state to state. Although there are differences between the requirements in the various states, a marriage between a man and a woman performed in one state must be recognized by every other state under the Full Faith and Credit Clause of the United States Constitution.

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You can earn a doctorate degree online or through traditional on-campus education. If you decide to pursue one of the many available doctoral programs or online PhD degree programs you will have to work hard; these programs challenge you with the most sophisticated content possible, because online doctorate degrees represent the pinnacle of achievement in distance learning.

Earning your doctorate or PhD online can be a wise investment as well. Data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows that doctoral degree holders had a median weekly income of $1,624 and 2.5% unemployment in . For comparison, workers with bachelor s degrees had a median weekly income of $1,066 and 4.5% unemployment, and those with only a high school diploma had a median weekly income of $652 and 8.3% unemployment. Earning a doctorate can clearly ... Read more »

#ask a doc

#What to Ask About Alcoholism

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Can you help me manage my drinking, or should I see someone else?

Most primary care doctors, including family physicians and internists, are capable of helping people manage alcohol problems.

Primary care physicians in general haven t seen that as their role. I think that s changing, said Dr. Michael Fleming, a family practitioner and professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health. He has been involved with several large studies on treating alcohol problems in primary care by using brief counseling sessions and medication. The evidence is there. It does work, he said.

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#What were John Cabot's accomplishments?

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Simon Bolivar's accomplishments also include the creation of Gran Colombia, a sprawling empire. The federation included what is known now as Venezuela, Panama, Ecuador and Colombia. In 1824, he became the dictator of Peru, and shortly thereafter in 1825, Bolivia was created.

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What were Marco Polo's accomplishments?

Marco Polo is best known for his accomplishments as a world traveler and pioneer in expanding trade routes in Asia, including what is now called the Silk Road. Marco Polo was born in Europe in 1254 and traveled to China with his uncle and father, where he began traveling on expeditions commissioned by Khubilai Khan.

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#The Most Important Question of Your Life

E verybody wants what feels good. Everyone wants to live a carefree, happy and easy life, to fall in love and have amazing sex and relationships, to look perfect and make money and be popular and well-respected and admired and a total baller to the point that people part like the Red Sea when you walk into the room.

Everyone would like that — it’s easy to like that.

If I ask you, “What do you want out of life?” and you say something like, “I want to be happy and have a great family and a job I like,” it’s so ubiquitous that it doesn’t even mean anything.

A more interesting question, a question that perhaps you’ve never considered before, is what pain do you want in your life? What are you willing to struggle for? Because that seems to be a greater determinant of how our lives turn out.

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