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Monthly Archives: September 2013
I would have called it: There’s No Stupid Like Zero Tolerance Stupid
A buzzing pen. They suspended a seven year old for a buzzing pen. Thank the lord they got this violent miscreant away from other students for a few days! Yeesh, and people wonder why homeschooling is growing exponentially. Sue like … Continue reading
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Tagged civil rights, Due Process, homeschooling, School Stupidity, Weapons, Zero Sense, Zero Tolerance
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Klutschkowski v. Peacehealth: A phenomenal win for the people of Oregon!!!
What a great, great opinion from the Oregon Supreme Court today in Klutschkowski v. PeaceHealth, SC S059869 (September 26, 2013) For a while it seemed as if Howell v. Boyle, 353 Or 359, 298 P3d 1 (2013), was going to … Continue reading
Debt service on how many trillion?
In the near future, our entire GDP is going to go to making interest payments. By 2020: One thing is clear: Based on CBO projections, if interest rates just rise to their 20-year average, we will have an untenable, unacceptable … Continue reading
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Tagged Economic Collapse, Givernment Bankruptcy, National Debt
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Slower, Dumber, and … Younger?
Isn’t “progress” supposed to work the other way? This is what we get for two decades of “participation” trophies. “Younger Athletes Are Racing With Less Concern About Time” The Hipster Olympics are coming to pass! Really, when we lose our … Continue reading
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Not nearly long enough
A 21 year old convicted of having sex with a 14 year old and he gets just a little over a year in prison? And he had more than one victim. Disgraceful to accept a plea deal this light for … Continue reading
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California Senate passes child abuse statute of limitations reform
Great news for child abuse survivors in California. The State Senate passed a new “window” provision that allows child abuse victims to bring suit for one year, even if their claims had been previously barred. The bill is going to … Continue reading
A Release signed during minority continues in effect after reaching 18, sometimes
The Oregon Court of Appeals today issued its decision in Bagley v. Mt. Bachelor, Inc., A148231 (September 5, 2013), holding that a full release from negligence applies even though the person was a minor when originally signed (with parental approval), … Continue reading
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Tagged Minors, Oregon Court of Appeals, Releases, Snowboarding
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Self-Defense can be based on Prior physical violence between the parties
The right to self-defense seems to be perennially under attack, no pun intended. The continuing issue seems to be, “When is it OK to fight back, and how much can you fight back?” Oregon law requires you to attempt to … Continue reading
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Tagged Oregon Appeals, Oregon Court of Appeals, Self Defense
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Disgraceful: Teachers rally to support admitted child molester
How can this be? Simple. The molester was a fellow teacher. Convicted child molester Neal Erickson gets teacher support, while the victim doesn’t even get acknowledged. As the story tells it: “I am asking that Neal be given the absolute … Continue reading
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