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You can demand free medical care come to your house from LSU med school staff and then pretend that didn’t happen whenever the news asks why you did that.

Honestly shocked nobody fired a gun

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Years ago I read how this was actually done in Texas. There are a couple of counies ran by one large Ranch. I think the Wagoneer and the King ranchs are entire counties as well.

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King Ranch is 90% of Kleberg county and Kenedy ranch, just south, is 95+% of Kenedy County

Tough to put that level of effort into scheduling huge out of state games to have that kinda of shat the bed level of officiating.

On one level, great experience for all the kids until the whole game gets completely turned on its head due to two huge missed calls.

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That is a massive improvement by Southern.
Improvement or DEI adjustment?

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A little bit of both. They were fighting an accreditation issue due to a low pass rate so massive resources went to bar prep. Should have been happening before but glad they fixed it and stopped creating as many unemployable bankrupts.

LSU's pass rate rivals top schools in the county and at that price, with most getting at least half scholarship, is very impressive.

Truly it can be boiled down pretty simply.

Pro for jury trials: you only have to convince one person out of 12.

So from there, you need to have a really good reason why it’s easier to convince one judge than to convince 1/12 barely literate EBR registered voters.

Potential reasons are:
-Publicity
-Emotion
-Complex legal issues
-Bad client, bad appearance, demeanor, unlikable
-You’re a black guy with face tats in a suburban parish
-you’re a white guy accused of a racially involved crime in an urban parish


So you have to have a good reason why. For Carver it’s simple. He was alleged to have been sitting in a car and/or driving during a rape in the back seat. I don’t do criminal law enough to know if that’s a crime but it definitely sounds like a terrible thing to do. So I get why he wants a purely legal view, because no matter what, it’s a terrible thing to do morally.

That belongs to, and bears the picture of a man named Olanza Sanders, with a Facebook account named “Olanza BabySavage Sanders.”

LINK

This is a write up on Mr. Sanders LINK

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I’ve spoken directly with an OSHA attorney and an OSHA rep—actual people whose job it is to interpret these things—and based on the medical reports, the incident didn’t meet the criteria for a recordable case.

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Congrats on losing attorney-client privilege via o-t lounge. Not the first, not the last, but probably the dumbest.

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have zero knowledge of the Diversion. Can anyone who knows more tell me if Nungesser is correct that the Diversion would basically destroying Barataria Bay, and that there are solutions - barrier islands, ridges and berms - that are ready to roll right now?

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I view barataria bay like a salt water fish tank in my house. If we didn’t do a bunch of shite to allow salt water fish to live there, there wouldn’t be any f****** salt water fish living there. I am so sick of this “but muh dolphin” and “but oysters.”

We continue to lose coastline, for example, in southwest Louisiana rice farms are increasingly intruded by saltwater. It doesn’t take a scientist to realize we have a problem. But if we can’t stomach the thought of turning the environment back to fresh water, every few years when erosion makes a new salt water environment, we will never stop erosion.

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Oh look. Attorneys, who charge by the hour, wrote and passed a law mandating they get to charge more hours. Whoopsie Daisy!

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Not as many attorneys in the leg anymore because they can’t make as much money goofing off in Baton Rouge for 3 months a year plus a special legislative session. Can make much more billing from their offices

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The US Constitution and subsequent amendments only apply to the federal and state governments. I’m not sure how this lawsuit holds up unless the plaintiffs have some creative argument that Formosa is a state actor.

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The 13th amendment definitely doesn’t only prevent slavery by the government. It is the only civil rights amendment that expressly applies to private citizens.

ETA: this case doesn’t meet any semblance of a 13A violation. But still applies to private individuals/companies