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Queens, NY Lawyer Gives Free Courses On Probate Law

February 9, 2018 0

After receiving many calls from potential clients asking about how to avoid probate, New York Attorney Roman Aminov realized there were many misconceptions about probate…

Will California Open Carry be the Last One Standing in Court? June 19, 2020
Nearly a decade ago, in May of 2011, I announced my intention to file a Federal Civil Rights lawsuit challenging California’s 1967 ban on openly carrying loaded firearms in public for the purpose of self-defense. I predicted then, as I have repeatedly over the years, that all of the California concealed carry lawsuits would lose, […]
US Criminal Justice: Can a Change Make the System Better? June 18, 2020
The US Criminal Justice has been around for many years and the system is expected to work for everyone. Yet still, not everyone is pleased with it. While some people may feel that they get justice in the courtroom, yet there are others that are of the opinion that they did not receive fairness and […]
Charges Against Officers Show No intent to Kill George Floyd: So How Can Prosecutors Prove Second-Degree Murder? June 17, 2020
Millions around the world saw the graphic, horrendous, heartbreaking video of Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin pressing his knee on the neck of George Floyd. Floyd’s cries “I can’t breathe” have become a lightning rod for police reform, to modify the ways officers are trained to police citizens. Strong video evidence is great to have […]
Supreme Court ZuckerBoned the Second Amendment June 17, 2020
There is no gentle way to put it. On Monday, June 15, 2020, seven members of the United States Supreme Court ZuckerBoned the Second Amendment. We will probably never know why seven justices of the Supreme Court dropped to their knees like a two-dollar whore. But they did. I won’t be around if the reason […]
Supreme Court Schedules Eleven Second Amendment Cases For a Vote May 13, 2020
On Friday, May 15th, the United States Supreme Court will meet in a private conference to vote on whether or not to grant eleven, Second Amendment cert petitions. We could know as early as this Friday afternoon whether or not any of the petitions have been granted. Most likely, we will have to wait until […]