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Shaking was the most common mechanism of injury among the cases studied of inflicted traumatic brain injury, with perpetrator admissions, according to a May 2004 article in the Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine. Further findings are that the symptoms...
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The World Intellectual Property Organization has online searchable property data collections. These include PCT (Patents), Madrid (Trademarks), Hague (Industrial Designs), Article 6ter (State Emblems, Official Hallmarks, and Emblems of Intergovernmental Organizations) and...
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Is selling the company name, not unlike fast food operations, a blight on professional services, or just another means to distribute a useful service? Well, it’s hit the frying pan of investigations! One company describes it’s venture in this press...
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Search usenet groups back to 1981 at Google Groups. Refer to this Google guide to do more advanced...
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The California Third Appellate District, in a published decision last week, ruled that criminal defense attorneys must provide the prosecution with all relevant reports, whether written or oral, of testifying defense witnesses. This is a further clarification of the reciprocal...
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The November online issue of New York Lawyer profiles the field of “investigative counsel”, attorneys who are not licensed PIs and tire of the billable-hours squeeze of the big law firm life. They don’t make as much money, only $200-350...
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About half of the six million Jews executed by the Nazis are indexed in this personalized database, with photos and biographies. The database connects the searcher to names of others who were transported to camps with the subject. Yad Vashem...
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Criminal checks deficient: State’s database of convictions is hurt by lack of reporting Sunday, October 03, 2004 ——————————————————————————– THE DALLAS MORNING NEWS Sunday, October 3, 2004 NEWS; Pg. 1A By DIANE JENNINGS and DARLEAN SPANGENBERGER More than 3 million times...
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Its creators describe this data source as “a comprehensive databank of global terrorist incidents and organizations.” It is “the most extensive and user-friendly system of its kind”, “spanning over 35 years of data…” This site was crafted with the journalist...
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We’ve all heard about the smelly, stinky, downright lousy longterm healthcare facilities. Find out the problems uncovered by health inspectors at particular facilities, at the Department of Health and Human Services web...
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