Extractions: Home First published 1/1/1998; Student Lawyer magazine, "Online" column ; American Bar Association Activities, interaction, entertainment - these are both the means and the ends of communities. Whether you live to work or work to live, you do so in the confines of one ore more physical communities. With the Internet revolution now about five years old, it is the rule - rather than the exception - that Internet connectivity is likely to be available to your fellow and sister community members. And so the time is ripe to use Internet technologies to extend our physical communities into cyberspace. Communities on the Internet can supplement how we interact with members of our physical communities. But they can also extend those communities to include members who otherwise would not participate. In addition, entirely new communities can develop on the Internet, communities whose members may not ever meet face to face. For example, there are foreign nationals in the United States who have benefited from Internet communities dedicated to keeping cultures and languages alive. The law student community is one that stands to benefit greatly from Internet communities. Imagine a forum where you could hang out at a virtual lunch table and discuss the latest Supreme Court case - not just with your classmates from law school - but with law students from all over the country and the world. Imagine an online bulletin board where you could post your course outlines, writing projects, and resumes. And imagine having it all in one place in an easy-to-use format.
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Extractions: The Virginia Bar Association has established a Hurricane Katrina Legal Assistance Fund to help lawyers in the Gulf Coast area help their clients. The funds will help lawyers in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama restore their damaged offices and records so they can provide needed legal services to their communities. For more information, LEGAL NEWS FROM ACROSS VIRGINIA Malicious wounding charged dropped in Roanoke (Roanoke Times) Suffolk jury awards goat farmer damages for herd loss (The Virginian-Pilot) Anti-sodomy laws at issue in appeal (The Virginian-Pilot) Gun shop robbery prompts 15-year sentence (Richmond Times-Dispatch) ARTICLE OF THE WEEK While the General Assembly voted last winter to reorganize and republish the Code of Virginia, its resolution noted that the Codes publisher, LexisNexis, anticipated that the revision wouldnt sot more than the price of annual updates. But government offices, including the Supreme Court of Virginia, are started to calculate the ancillary costs of the republishing, such the need to revise numerous forms.
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Extractions: What To Expect On The Internet By Jerry Lawson Jerry Lawson is the author of The Complete Internet Handbook for Lawyers , due from the American Bar Association in January 1999. He is also the designer of the Internet Tools for Attorneys Web site. He compiled the Annotated Bibliography of Internet Legal Research Books for LLRX and writes "LLRX is one of the classiest Internet sites around, and I am always pleased to have something I wrote published there." Published January 4, 1999 Dennis Kennedy, Lawyers Weekly USA columnist and publisher of his own excellent legal technology newsletter , invited a number of people to polish off their crystal balls and make some law office technology predictions for 1999. His query prompted me to start thinking about the effects the Internet will have on the practice of law. Here is what I saw in the tea leaves: A few lawyers will (mistakenly) urge their firms to their drop Westlaw/Lexis accounts in favor of the Internet.
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Extractions: This section provides some information on ways to resolve family problems. It is to your advantage to understand what the law says about the rights and responsibilities that come with being a spouse or parent. Or you may be wondering about the rights and benefits available to seniors. You can get a good overview of these areas from the publications listed in There are many different ways to resolve family law problems. As a spouse or parent, if you can talk to your ex-partner, you may be able to work things out between you. If you do, it is useful to put any decisions or agreements you make in writing. For example, if you are receiving child support and your ex-spouse has agreed to pay additional money for daycare for your daughter, try to confirm this new arrangement in writing. Resolving some family law problems has been made easier in recent years because of new laws and guidelines. For instance, the process for determining child support is fairly straightforward now because the law is clearer about both parents' responsibilities. As well, guidelines are in place to help courts determine the amount of child support payable.
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Extractions: News document.write(document.title); Printer-Friendly Format Research Your Community Publications Knowledge Exchange ... Login July 28, 2005 Paul Farmer, Kelo Attorney Square Off Online Over Property Rights Decision The Supreme Court's decision in Kelo v. the City of New London has been hotly debated since it was released in June. Media have raised the questions: Is the ruling an expansion of the government's eminent domain powers? Will the decision lead to more takings in other cities, or are property rights advocates overstating the potential fallout? How are state and federal lawmakers reacting to the decision? APA Executive Director Paul Farmer and Scott Bullock, a senior attorney with the Institute for Justice who argued the case before the high court, went head to head over Kelo for the web-based discussion program, On Point , which airs daily on Click here to watch the Kelo discussion on News Releases San Remo Supreme Court Decision a Win for Planners and Local Governments Mitigating Wildfire Damage; New Report Shows How to Reduce Devastation
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Extractions: As the society in which we live becomes more complex, more and more people need the services of attorneys. Legal questions affect all aspects of our business, economic and personal lives. People often turn to attorneys for help in such matters as real estate transactions, divorce, adoption, business organization, estate planning, bankruptcy or litigation. To help you with these problems, attorneys often use employees called "paralegals" or "legal assistants." The team of individuals who will work with you may include both attorneys and paralegals. The purpose of this brochure is to help you understand what a paralegal is and the role he or she may play in your case. A paralegal is a person who is qualified through education, training or experience to perform legal work under the direction and supervision of an attorney. Paralegals perform a large variety of tasks that would otherwise be done by attorneys. The paralegal profession is a fairly new field, but it is growing steadily not only in size, but also in well-deserved recognition throughout the legal community. What Do Paralegals Do?
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Extractions: Why are health outcomes for Indigenous Australians so poor? In a candid expression of untold injustices and triumphs, independent publisher eContent Management launches a landmark book this month. In Our Own Right: Black Australian Nurses' Stories is an intimate collection of individual accounts written by Indigenous nurses - who currently account for only 0.05 per cent of Australian registered nurses. WA: Fitzroy Crossing Forum to examine Sustainable Future for Kimberley Message Stick News (19 September 2005, AEST)
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Extractions: Classifieds: Cars Jobs Dating USA TODAY ... Weather Print Edition News Money Sports Life ... Archives 03/07/2005 - Updated 01:15 AM ET Today's Sections News Sports Money Life ... Search Archives Page 1A Schoolyard bullies get nastier online Hurtful messages can hit kids anytime, anywhere By Jon Swartz USA TODAY SAN FRANCISCO When Joanne had a row with a longtime friend last year, she had no idea it would spill into cyberspace. But what started as a spat at a teenage sleepover swiftly escalated into a three-month harangue of threatening e-mails and defacement of her weblog. It was a non-stop nightmare, says Joanne, 14, a freshman at a private high school in Southern California. I dreaded going on my computer. The bullying eventually stopped after her parents and school officials intervened. But Joanne remains shaken by the experience. The incident reflects the latest way technology is altering the social lives of children at an age when they are especially vulnerable to insults. The emergence of cyberbullying has intensified adolescent angst. It allows bullies to unleash put-downs, nasty rumors and humiliating pictures in e-mail and blogs that can strike victims at home and at any time. The damage can be devastating, psychologists say, even as it is not always obvious to parents and teachers. Cyberbullies, mostly ages 9 to 14, are using the anonymity of the Web to mete out pain without witnessing the consequences. The problem aggravated by widespread use of wireless devices such as cellphones and BlackBerrys is especially prevalent in affluent suburbs, where high-speed Internet use is high and kids are technically adept, says Parry Aftab, executive director of WiredSafety.org, an online safety group.
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