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Category Archives: Current Events & Politics
Congratulations to the Goldman Family
Although I’m pretty sure they don’t read Chris vs. Chris, I want to extend a congratulations to the family of Ron Goldman for their perseverance and on Monday’s ruling that 90% of the proceeds of OJ Simpson’s disgustingly self-absorbed book … Continue reading
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The Cornerstone of Our Legal System– Jury Duty
While I was in Canada, my boss received a jury summons and one night, while waiting for the crew to shoot the next scene, we entered into a discussion about the best way for him to get out of it. … Continue reading
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Conduct “Unbecoming”
Two cases involving the behavior of women being scrutinized has recently garnered a lot of public attention, so I thought I’d post on the subject and give my two cents. First, let’s talk about Miss New Jersey. Here’s the recap: … Continue reading
It’s Amazing I Turned Out as Well as I Did…
So I had to post an email my father just sent me. It was a forward– I love my Dad but he tends to find the most asinine emails and somehow thinks it’s a good idea to forward them on … Continue reading
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Proud to Be an American
With all the world’s hate for the U.S. based on a myriad of reasons from our system of government, to our president, to our foreign policy… I’d just like to bring light to a fact that inspired an article on … Continue reading
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