22. Bingo games cannot last more than 5 hours (North Carolina)
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21. Chickens are not allowed to cross the road (Quitman, Georgia)
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20. If you cut down a cactus, you could be sentenced to 25 years in prison (Arizona)
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19. Policemen are allowed to bite a dog if they think it will calm the dog down (Paulding, Ohio)
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18. It’s illegal to sell your eyeballs (Texas)
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17. It’s against the law to sing off-key (North Carolina)
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16. You may not sell toothpaste and a toothbrush to the same customer on a Sunday (Rhode Island)
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15. You are not allowed to eat fried chicken any other way than using your hands (Gainesville, Georgia)
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14. Marriage between cousins is against the law only if they are younger than 65 (Utah)
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13. Red cars may not drive down Lake Street (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
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12…

Some articles of interest:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/kelly-doran-md/hospitals-should-never-discharge-homeless-patients-to-the-streets_b_2096634.html

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2010-04-18/news/ct-met-nursing-homes-patient-brokering-20100417_1_nursing-home-patients-roland-borrasi/2

From Ken Ditkowsky

http://pols.uic.edu/docs/default-source/chicago_politics/anti-corruption_reports/report-9—2015-a-banner-corruption-year—3-10-16-final-draft.pdf?sfvrsn=4

This is a yearly report put out by the Univ. of Illinois

The year 2015 was a banner year for corruption in the State of Illinois, the third most corrupt state in the nation. Based on the evidence in this report, it appears that our elected officials, our state and local governments, and society as a whole, are losing the battle against corruption. The most salacious corruption case of the past year is rooted in Downstate Illinois. Dennis Hastert, former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives and former Congressman from the town of Plano, some 50 miles west of Chicago. Hastert was indicted by federal prosecutors in May for structuring the withdrawal of $1.7 million dollars in violation of bank laws and for lying to the FBI. According to news reports, Hastert gave the money to a former student of Yorkville High School to compensate him for concealing…

This is an incredible story of one woman’s fight for truth and justice after she has lost everything–her children, her money and her career.

Incidences of wrongful discipline by bar associations are growing when court corruption is unfettered.

Please pray for her and her children.

http://www.newsmax.com/Finance/JulietteFairley/Probate-Court-Retirement-senior-citizens/2016/03/08/id/718090/

The Perils of Probate Court in Retirement
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After discovering that his philanthropist grandmother Brooke Astor was medically neglected, isolated from friends and living in squalor in a Manhattan Park Avenue duplex, Professor Philip Marshall was successful in replacing his father as power of attorney with a guardian who was a family friend.

“I petitioned the court for guardianship to save my grandmother and suggested Annette de la Renta,” said Marshall, a professor at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island.

As a result of her grandson’s efforts, Mrs. Astor was relocated to her 75-acre estate in Briarcliff Manor, New York while her son Anthony Marshall, who had reportedly failed to fill his mother’s prescription medication, was sentenced to prison…

Dear Readers;

An old friend wrote me lately and asked which statutes were violated in my disciplinary case and I responded as follows (and I want to thank S for the question).

Feel free to use these in your pleadings where you speak out for a loved one, but you are falsely arrested on bogus charges.

You are told to “shut up” in probate or divorce court.

You are told “we don’t do things that way down here” (referring to no due process, no notice, no summons or complaint, no time for discovery and no hearing)

You are told to get your comments off of social media and don’t make any comments on this (corrupt) case.

Dear S;

You asked a good question about why an honest lawyer is being disciplined, and what laws and statutes protect a lawyer who is  whistleblower.  You may wish to review these statutes and…