Category: Legal Law
The psychological tactics sellers use to trick you into getting more money
The hope and expectations you can create in your persuasive environment will predict your persuasiveness. Volunteers for an experiment were asked to participate in an experiment in prison settings. Half of the volunteers posed as prison workers, while the other half posed as inmates. The results were amazing. Previously tested to be psychologically sound individuals,…
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Voting rights and disenfranchisement
The Fifteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution gave black men the right to vote five years after the Civil War ended. Black women won that right, along with other adult women, when the Nineteenth Amendment was ratified fifty years later. However, having the right on paper and being able to exercise it were two…
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Top Five US Real Estate Markets
Texas is hot. Not only in terms of what the thermometer says, but also in terms of real estate. Three of the top five real estate markets in the US right now are in the Lone Star State. But if the open plains or the Gulf Coast don’t appeal to you, don’t worry, there are…
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How a Violent Crimes Lawyer Can Help Resolve Cases Before They Go to Court
Not everyone who has been charged with violent crimes is guilty of committing them. Many times, people have been pushed into lawsuits for little good reason. It is the job of a violent crimes attorney to ensure that their clients are treated with the utmost respect and discretion. A competent and trustworthy criminal law attorney…
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A short interview with Ben Franklin
The following is a fantasy interview with Benjamin Franklin. Franklin was one of the most interesting and surprising figures of the American colonial period. Host : Our guest today on The Program is Dr. Benjamin Franklin. Dr. Franklin was born in Boston, but his adoptive cities are Philadelphia, London, and Paris. Dr. Franklin is an…
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The Government’s Response to the Previous School Massacre – Part 1 in The Right Answer?
The 2012 mass shooting in Sandy Hook, Connecticut bears disturbing similarities to the 1999 Columbine High School mass shooting, where two angry youths killed a teacher and twelve students. Since all actions have visible and invisible consequences, an effective response to reduce the incidence and mitigate the effects of such massacres needs careful consideration. Invisible…
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Hilton Head, SC – Paranormal Activity at the Stoney-Baynard Ruins
Legend has it that “Saucy Jack” Stoney lost Braddock’s Point Plantation to William Eddings Baynard in a late-night poker game in Hilton Head SC. It was the year 1838. The 1,000-acre plantation had been in the Stoney family since the American Revolution when Captain John Stoney, Saucy Jack’s grandfather, bought it. It was a fourth…
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Guide to Affordable Credit Repair Companies: Why Consider Professional Repair Services?
When it comes to fixing your credit report, you have two options: the DIY approach and enlisting the assistance of the professionals, who will perform the service for you and do all the hard work. However, since scams obviously exist, you should be very careful who you choose. You don’t have to spend a fortune,…
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Death Penalty – The Details
Only used in 38 of the 50 states, the death penalty is one of the forms of capital punishment. Texas has the death penalty available as a capital sentence, but there are a number of requirements you must meet before you can be assigned a capital sentence. Anyone willing to receive capital punishment must be…
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Safety when driving near a school or school bus
Driving near a school or school bus can be dangerous if motorists do not take the proper precautions to ensure not only their own safety, but also the safety of nearby children. Here is a guide to help you understand the proper etiquette to follow as a motorist in a school zone or near a…
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