Absolutely Positively NO. She's definitely entertaining and you can learn a lot from her.
Law and Order and SVU are very closer to our real justice system. Criminals have more rights than their victims.
No! If she acted like that in real court she would be kicked of the bench and possible be disbarred.
No .. Not even remotely. She often cuts people off and doesnt even allow them to tell their side of the story. She seems to form her decisions before she hears all the testimony .. For no other purpose but the theatrics.
Not at all ! It's just a scripted T.V. Show. Our Judicial system doesn't work like that.
Only if you peed on yourself is it your fault.
Absolutely Positively Yes or No or Maybe.
Is there a cat you can blame it on?
Curious .. To ask a question without details is just curious.
That would depend on what happened
I don't know. Do you have any video?
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it might be anything. Sometimes a contract will specify indemnification in the event of material loss of some sort.
An example might be for one party to the contract to be required to pay a sum in compensation to the other party in the event of the contract resulting in a commercial failure.
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Laws vary by state. Generally the background check does not register you. That is backwards. Applying to register a gun at purchase will trigger a background check. If you pass you are allowed to have the gun and the gun will be registered. Some states just require a background check without registering a gun.
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They are giving u a fbi background ck and the firearm itself
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