[ad_1] Education is commonly perceived as one important and rewarding adventure anyone ought to take. Before the coming of missionaries to Africa, there was the informal type of education prepared for the child; right from birth. Expectations and responsibilities were outlined for the child through different stages of life -for example; domestic roles, understanding family … Read more
[ad_1] One Easter weekend a couple of years ago there appeared a news story that might be of significance to those interested in Immigration Law, as well as those interested in Evidence Law. The story came out of New York State and may hold object lessons for federal immigration officers and immigrants seeking to obtain … Read more
[ad_1] Human and civil rights violations often occur in many parts of the United States as illustrated by recent voting and marriage laws passed in State Legislatures, miscarriages of justice occurring through verdicts rendered in our judicial system, bias and discrimination taking place at the corporate level and bullying in our schools. When they take … Read more
[ad_1] The Federal Rules of Evidence used in the United States federal courts and adopted by many states and the military are codification of many years of common law evidence rules. The development of the modern rules of evidence has been a process of nothing more than putting old wine into new bottles. If one … Read more