by Robert Tanguay | Sep 6, 2012 | Legal
Statute of Limitations laws limit the time for prosecution of criminal charges and civil complaints. I am not a lawyer, but from my reading and common sense, statutes of limitations were set up to prevent harassing/wasteful prosecution and to ensure that those accused...
by Robert Tanguay | Jun 25, 2012 | News, Politics
As Obama fund raises in New Hampshire and Massachusetts this week, this 20 min video is more important to OUR survival than any wink or smile charismatic leaders can offer: I did have a great weekend. I would like to continue having good weekends. Stocks plunged...
by Robert Tanguay | Jun 22, 2012 | News
I have tried everything possible to be a good citizen. Just got out of the police station after being arrested while riding my bike 50 ft on the sidewalk (at time of arrest I was off sidewalk) while waiting for my sandwich to be made at a local small business. Police...
by Robert Tanguay | Jun 12, 2012 | Research
With Inuit populations around 20,000 people, Eskimos in Alaska could be, and for the most part are, wiped out through modern society and all the evils that come with it (global warming, over hunting, genocide/territory disputes). This has been done with...
by Robert Tanguay | May 22, 2012 | Finance, News
What’s hyped up, made of nothing and depreciates faster than a new car? Shares of Facebook’s first public offering. Ha With initial asking price of $38 on Friday the 18th of May , Facebook’s IPO share price has dropped almost 15% at the time of this...
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