Thursday, January 13, 2011
Mr. Controversial Episode# 7
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3kKw8PFBxg4&hl=en
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
"Good Morning America" Interviews the Jury that Acquitted Michael Jackson.PROOF THAT HE WAS INNOCENT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EhTf4IFS3Zs&hl=en
Monday, January 3, 2011
About Criminal Defense Lawyers
A criminal defense lawyer is a practitioner of the law specializing in defending individuals alleged to have committed a crime or felony. Such attorneys are often referred to as public defenders. The party being accused is called a defendant.
Most defense lawyers begin their career as state prosecutors. When there is a prosecutor, court proceedings don't have a plaintiff, by itself, because the party that brings accusations against the defendant is actually a public outfit. If an entity is sued and have no means to get the services of an attorney, a lawyer will be provided by the state. This rarely happens though because accused entities usually get their own attorney at any rate.
In a court hearing, the defense lawyer will use the law to shed doubt on the case of the prosecutor. While on the other hand, the prosecutor's job is to persuade the jury beyond any reasonable doubt that the defendant is on the wrong side of the law. The defense attorney will not try to prove the innocence of the defendant because the law directs that an accused party is 'innocent until proven guilty.' But if there is an existing evidence that can vindicate a client, the defense attorney must play his cards right. Even as a defense attorney is obligated to stand for the defendant, there are limitations to this. The defense cannot consciously put a witness on the stand to lie deliberately. And he himself cannot intentionally lie in court. And so, he will keep the defendant from telling him if he is guilty or not. Without this information, the strategy of the defense can stay more adaptable.
On the other hand, there are some cases where it is important for the defense lawyer to know the truth so that he can plan a strategy for lessening the punishment by portraying the case in the most positive angle. This would be applicable if an undisputed truth of guilt is found. In such cases, the defense attorney bargains the plea before hearing of the case starts or sometimes the case is acquitted if the mitigating circumstances will really suffice.
Even as a state prosecutor has a considerably high income, the defense attorney is being paid higher. This is because affluent defendants are prepared to shell out good money just so they can have the best likelihood of staying away from prison. Some defense attorneys even attain a celebrity status because of the popularity of their case.
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Friday, December 31, 2010
Master Thesis Defense ( Q and A Portion)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JU5xMiUBOoU&hl=en
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Income Tax Deductions For Estates
They say death and taxes are the only two things you can count on. Unfortunately, dying is taxable. Who would have thunk it?
When a loved one passes away, responsibilities are passed on to others. These individuals are considered the fiduciary and hold many responsibilities for the deceased. Tax preparation is no exception to these responsibilities. For legal purposes, the fiduciary is the executor and the person in possession of the deceased person's estate. Income tax returns for estates and trusts are outlined on Form1041. The form 1041 will be reported under the fiduciary's taxpayer identification number, not the deceased's TIN. The fiduciary will complete Form 1041 and report to the IRS. The form outlines the descendant's estate, trust or bankruptcy estates. This executor of the estate is also in charge of ensuring that any taxes owed are paid in full.
The form must be reported and includes many important details. Tax details such as information about income and estate liability are included on the form. Any income that is held for future beneficiaries and even the taxable wages for household help at the said estate must be reported on this form. After completing schedule B on Form 1041, the fiduciary will be able to determine the deduction for distribution to the deceased's beneficiaries.
After this is figured, it is the responsibility of the beneficiaries and the fiduciary to determine the amount that the beneficiaries should deduct from their personal taxes. Any money that they receive from the deceased is considered taxable income and should be reported to the IRS at tax time. A Form 1041 must be filed for any deceased individual that had a gross income for the tax year of six hundred dollars or more. If the estate is on soil foreign to the US, it is not considered taxable and is subject to the countries specific laws.
An IRD, which is any income in respect to the descendant is also accounted for in Form 1041. Any income that the deceased was due but had not been collected is an IRD. This includes such things as interest on savings bonds and deferred salary payments. These IRD's must be treated, for tax purposes, as though the descendant had lived and received these monies.
Reporting information about the deceased estates is up to the fiduciary of the trust or will carrying out the duties of taxes. Including filling out the Form 1041, personal income taxes should also be carefully filed for the deceased. Unfortunately, they are not exempt from tax laws.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Helping the Casey Anthony Defense: Law Enforcement Errors?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqxwX-TqYU4&hl=en
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Raleigh Divorce Lawyer-Carole Gailor - Leading Family Lawyer North Carolina
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0RbzGIjkjU&hl=en