News of Area of Law

Ok, so I'm not asking for you to choose my future for me, but I need some advise, I would like to keep my options open, at my school we take 3-5 subjects depending on our grades, I will probably take 4. I am thinking of business, French and psycology for definite but I'm stuck on number four. Does anyone take biology? Is it hard? My career choices are anything like a lawyer, barrister, judge ...

For example, I am Canadian. If I went somewhere in Europe to write for a travel blog, and earning compensation, would I technically need a workers visa, or would a normal travelers visa do?

Just curious...

But do the banks that own privatized prisons, which house mostly non-violent drug offenders profit from them being in jail? Use them as a type of "slave labor"? Fund tougher sentencing laws?
Aren't these the same banks that "knowingly" launder drug money from mexican cartels responsible for the deaths of 30,000 along the border? Put that money on wall street to work for the banks to make more money? Get caught and only pay a ...

I have a problem with my neighbors next door. They have harassed me and my roommates the year I’ve lived in my house. For example, we took our puppy outside to relieve himself, Paul my neighbor yells at us to put a leash on our dog before he calls animal control. Never has our dog done anything, again he is 5 months old. Two months ago we had a family get together to celebrate by ...

Hello, I sought legal advice for a package enhancement. My lawyer put together a statement of claim in this respect. The company I worked for responded with a counterclaim of slander against me. My lawyer has not taken any action for a long time, while they continued to bill me. When I started asking them questions about my claim and expected some answers, they assumed I want to change counsel and asked me where to ...

On the eve of the French Revolution all of the following are correct except:
A. the hereditary aristocracy was still the most powerful class in european society
B. the nobles and clergy in france were effectively untaxed, even even as the french treasury neared bankruptcy and millions were hungry
C. the bourgeoise compromised about eight percent of the population
D. the peasants were ethusiastic for revolutionary change
E. monarchy was the norm for european governments ...

There's this moped that's been untouched for 5+ years in Ohio. It's on public property, but the state hasn't dealt with it, even with being notified of the vehicle. Since it's still a running vehicle, it can't be claimed as abandoned in Ohio. This moped is in decent shape, and I'm wondering how I would go about obtaining a title for it. By Ohio Law, I cannot search the license plate for the owner without ...

I am English and from what I've seen French law enforcement officials are far more violent, draconian and over-the-top than their British equivalents.

While a British officer would stand there and tolerate drunken idiots throwing insults across the road and not get too upset about it, a French cop would march over there, baton drawn and teach them a lesson in respect for the police.

The way the French police treat people would be considered ...

I work 2nd shift at a restoration center where I look up catastrophes to book some jobs with businesses. I've been doing this for about a year now to pay for my studies and apartment. I work with a predominately white group we have about 8 hispanic ladies and 20 white people.
Every day they seem to come in late, complain, do nothing but talk about their lives, and take 30 minute to an hour ...

In bible there is one quote

"Therefore shall a man leaves his father and mother and cleaves to his wife"

So according to Bible if it is asked to leave father and mother, then god forbids but if parents become old and sick, then who takes care of them, who admit them to hospitals, who take them to doctor if they are not able to go on their own? Who do chores for them? Who ...