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Law as Science, Law as Art

Gail — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:10:00 +0000

There are some moments when science and art become indistinguishable from each other. It can happen in chemistry, in physics, and it can also certainly happen in law. The moments when they do begin to resemble each other seem to come from a much earlier time, when the origins of science were inextricably connected to the origins of art .

For today’s lawyers, whether they practice at the university, or they’re practicing Las Vegas law in the field, as it were, there are still moments when this chasm turns into a bridge. When science is based on certain fixed principles, it certainly applies to law, by following the laws that have been set out before. But there are also moments when law can determine meaning, and new meanings for new moments, and this is when it moves into the realm of art.

Of course, for most of the cases that come into daily law practice, a lawyer in Sacramento, or someone working as an Orange County lawyer , will be dealing with the science of it. Following the rule of law is very much the same as following the rules that guide the physical universe. Drawing on the experiences that have come before, there are moments when interpretation comes into play, and at this point it’s necessary to look into intention. That’s where art begins to live.

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Parents Night Out in Orlando

Gail — Fri, 25 Jun 2010 03:10:00 +0000

OK, you have done your share of theme park snack food and chain restaurant dinners and now its time for the real cuisine to hit your lips. The kids are tucked into their hotel room bed with a Disney classic movie on HBO and the hotel sitter is near by. Now its your turn to have some romantic night out with your spouse. It’s time for Mommy and Daddy to have some grown up time. There are some really nice and sophisticated restaurants in Orlando that you will enjoy.

How about a family owned steakhouse? Del Frisco’s Prime Steak and Lobster may be just what to adults are calling for. This place has some mouth watering steaks and seafood which is done to perfection. They have a simple menu and so they do a few things perfectly. They have some lovely wines and classic cocktails to accompany your dinner and make the evening special.

There is a special place in Orlando that has an amazing mix of worldly cuisine and it is called Norman’s This restaurant is very elegant in atmosphere with its modern decor and use of round spaces. There is a lovely patio along a golf course that is breath taking. The dishes are fresh in both ingredients and presentation and there is a guarantee that one will be very happy when they have left this place. The restaurant was built by Norman Van Aken who is known for his infusion of Latin, Asian, African and American flavors and textures. He is from Florida and he has created new creations from the influx of traditional recipe’s that have migrated into the state. His cuisine is the dining example of the melting pot of culture that has made Florida what it is known for today.

Speaking of Culture? Have the one of the five star hotels orlando is known for help you find your way to MoonFish for some Asian fusion cuisine at its best.

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Corruption Cases in New Jersey

Gail — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 21:11:12 +0000

ot long ago, a defense attorney was arrested in Newark, New Jersey with three others who were involved in a racketeering and corruption conspiracy that not only included murdering a key witness in a drug offense case, but money laundering and wire fraud as well. Paul Bergrin was one of the four who were arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Bergrin was arrested on fourteen counts of various activities involving such activities as protecting clients..as in the previously mentioned murder in order to protect his criminal clients, allowing them to continue criminal behavior and protecting them from prosecution. The murder Bergrin is accused of, is that of a key witness in a case in Essex County.

This was a federal case and the witness was a confidential federal witness. He was also connected with the hiring of a Chicago hit-man to kill a different witness for another case in Monmouth County. Bergrin was kept in prison during the indictment proceedings as he was deemed a danger to society. Bergrin had previously held high positions, Assistant Prosecutor for Essex County and between the years of 1985 and 1990 he was the Assistant U.S. Attorney.

Along with the racketeering charges, he is charged with the murder, conspiracy to commit murder and the conspiracy to commit travel act violations. The other that were arrested were Thomas Moran, one of the attorneys with an office in Bergrin’s practice. He was arrested for his alleged participation in the hiring of the Chicago hit-man as well as racketeering charges.

Vincente Estevez was also from Manmouth County and is facing drug trafficking charges as well as in the participation of the racketeering organization. Yoland Jauregui, a woman who lived with Bergrin was charged with wire fraud, that was connected with a scheme involving a mortgage scam. Sundiata Koontz was also charged with conspiracy and fraud as well.

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