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IJ Erred in Relying on False Documents Used to Evade Persecution to Disregard Evidence Supporting AsylumWhen the Alienated Child Refuses to Visit
Robert M. Wallack, the principal of The Wallack Firm and an adjunct professor of law at Seton Hall Law School, notes that scholars have defined an alienated child as one who persistently expresses unreasonable negative feelings and beliefs (such as anger, hatred, rejection, and/or fear) toward a parent that are significantly disproportionate to the child's actual experience with that parent.Stafford v. Southern Vanity Magazine Inc.
The trial court did not err in awarding Kelly Stafford specific performance or in denying Stafford s motion for a new trial on her fraud claim.FCC Approves AT&T-BellSouth Deal
The Federal Communications Commission last week approved AT&T's $80 billion acquisition of BellSouth, one day after the acquiring company agreed to a series of conditions on the merger. To gain Democratic approval, AT&T included a so-called net-neutrality provision prohibiting the merged companies from favoring some Web sites and content providers over their rivals. Net-neutrality advocates differed on whether the Internet conditions in the AT&T-BellSouth deal were strong enough.Exploring Mali and Its Wonders
Unlike other African countries, which can be too dangerous for the neophyte traveler, Mali is safe, hospitable, and avowedly democratic, one of the only Islamic democracies in the world.Networking With a New Attitude
How many of you like networking? Or even like the idea of networking? How many of you have tried it? How many of you put it off indefinitely, hoping for a call from one of those employers to which you blindly sent a cover letter and resume? Attorneys don't like networking. But beware: It is essential in conducting an effective job search.N.Y.'s Neighbors: Recognizing Same-Sex Couples Is Norm
Christopher Rizzo, an associate at Carter Ledyard & Milburn, and Stephen Clark, a Professor of Law at Albany Law School, write that in addition to Canada and Massachusetts, which allow same-sex marriage, four more of New York's neighbors have granted same-sex couples all the state-law rights of marriage through the "separate but equal" institution of civil unions, and two others have established statewide domestic partnership regimes.Judicial Furloughs And Judicial Independence
In her letter to Gov. M. Jodi Rell, state Supreme Court Justice Joette Katz stated that her reason for initially declining to take furlough days was that far more money could be saved by not appointing first nine and then four more new judges because they are not needed. The fact is we do have enough judicial manpower because the growing number of judge trial referees (judges who reach the age of 70) perform many judicial duties in our courts.Trending Stories
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