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Detect and Deter Identity Theft

December 31st, 2009

Identity theft is a serious issue that is faced by many people in the US. People can become a victim of identity theft irrespective of their age, sex, and income level. A skilled identity thief may adopt a variety of methods or options to steal your sensitive personal, business, or financial information. Pick pocketing wallets or purses containing your personal information such as credit cards, social security card, and ATM card is one of the most common ways through which your identity could be stolen. With the advent of the internet, online identity theft is also increasing.

Some people are affected by bad credit while some people may lose their job as well as reputation due to identity theft. Precaution, ie being careful all time, can prevent you from being a victim of identity theft. Never answer to phone calls requesting for your credit card or other personal details.

Hart’s Concept of Law and the Indian Constitution

December 17th, 2009

Hart replaced the images of power and violence in jurisprudential imagination by conceiving law as a system of rules upon rules of social practices informed by their own criterion of validity and normative obligation. Before the advent of modern period legal theory was basically dominated by the natural law ideology which was the touchstone for testing the State law. In the modern period, Hobbes for the first time divorced positive law from natural law and made the State law independent of any external criteria. However, Hobbes did not fulfil the task of positivism fully as he did not distinguish between the actual law (“is law”) and the ideal law (“ought law”). His State-made law was not only an existing law but also an “ought” law. » Read more: Hart’s Concept of Law and the Indian Constitution

San Diego California Publishing Attorney Talks About Publishing, Elections, the Media, and Constitutional Law

July 10th, 2009
San Diego California Publishing Attorney Talks About Publishing, Elections, the Media, and Constitutional Law

No matter where you live, whether it is in San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles, La Jolla, Del Mar, Pacific Beach, Carlsbad, Oceanside, San Marcos, Mission Beach and Escondido or the cities of Huntington Beach, Anaheim Hills, Yorba Linda, Buena Park, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Irvine, Costa Mesa, Irvine, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Laguna Beach, and Laguna Hills, Buena Park, Temecula, Indian Wells, La Quinta, or Palm Springs, unless you haven’t t » Read more: San Diego California Publishing Attorney Talks About Publishing, Elections, the Media, and Constitutional Law