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M.P. v. M.P., PICS Case No. 12-1941 (Pa. Super. Oct. 5, 2012) Bender, J. (12 pages).
The trial court abused its discretion when it denied mother's petition to travel with her daughter to Ecuador. Permission to travel to Ecuador without consent of father granted. Reversed.N.Y. Court: Defendant's Admissions Are Voluntary Despite IQ of 55
A defendant with an IQ of 55 may be of "subnormal intelligence," but he is still capable of comprehending his Miranda rights, an appellate court in New York has ruled in upholding a murder conviction. A psychologist for the defense said the defendant lacked the capacity to appreciate his right to remain silent and his right to counsel, but prosecution witnesses described the defendant as relaxed and composed during interrogation and said there was no indication he was confused.Ex-fugitive pleads guilty; used daughter for porn
SPOKANE, Wash. AP - A man who raped his daughter and posted videos of the abuse online before fleeing to China pleaded guilty in federal court Wednesday and could face the rest of his life in prison.Kenneth John Freeman, 46, pleaded guilty to production of child pornography and interstate transportation of a minor for the purpose of unlawful sexual activity.View more book results for the query "*"
Contractor Allowed to Sue Under Quasi-Contract Theory
Even if you do not deal with contractors in your practice, depending upon how handy and busy you are, many of us who own homes engage contractors to perform projects around the house ranging from menial tasks to complete home renovations.Paris-Merchant v. Giscombe-Henderson Inc.
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