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Colorado Man Goes to Prison for Lying on Loan Application

30. April 2010

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Seems like no big deal, doesn’t it?  What harm could there be in lying on a loan application?  While the story below does seem pretty severe, if a lender finds out that you lied on a loan application, there will be consequences.  You could lose your loan or be sued for the amount of the [...]

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Would You Like Some Ammo with that Latte?

4. March 2010

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Starbucks has been on the firing line this week, defending itself against gun control advocates who are pushing it to ban guns in its coffee shops.  Since I kind of lost my taste for guns and hunting after taking a hunter safety course and going rabbit hunting when I was 14, I haven’t kept up [...]

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How to Make a Citizen’s Arrest

11. February 2010

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How to Act if You Get Stopped by the Police

10. February 2010

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One Way to Talk Yourself Out of a Traffic Ticket

7. February 2010

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I’m not sayin’ it’ll work.  But we’re just throwin’ stuff up to see what sticks.

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Instructor Fired for Medical Marijuana? Don’t Be Paranoid.

25. January 2010

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Instructor Fired for Medical Marijuana? Don’t Be Paranoid.

I came across Jason Lauve’s story in the Boulder Weekly this weekend.  It got me thinking about a couple of things.  First, is this idea of government by the people.  When the citizens of Colorado approved Amendment 20, legalizing medical marijuana, I wonder if the electorate stopped to consider all of the practical implications of [...]

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Should You Talk to the Police? Maybe Not.

14. January 2010

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In this video a lawyer breaks down the legal and practical reasons why you may want to reconsider whether or not to talk to the police if they pull you in.

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