NEW YORK-(AEAE)-A HUSBAND OR EX-HUSBAND HAS A CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO GATHER EVIDENCE against a former wife in a civil proceeding despite the fact that the woman has a order of protection against the husband. The man can have the wife followed and keep her home under surveillance 24/7 in order obtain evidence against her according to a New York Judge. According to the New York Law Journal a man who hired a detective to trail his wife to a motel where she was having an affair with a local priest was not stalking her, a New York judge has ruled. Forced to resign after her husband turned over a recording of her and the priest to the church where she worked, the wife accused her husband of violating an order of protection requiring him to stay away from her home and place of employment. But the judge held that the husband had the right to gather evidence to defend himself in a divorce proceeding. Click on the attached link to read the full story: Snooping by Detective 'Legitimate' Part of Divorce Process, Judge Finds
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CHICAGO-(AEAE)-IN A 15 YEAR STUDY IN WHICH SEVERAL THOUSAND LAWYERS WERE STUDIED. AEAE FOUND A HIGH RATE OF MENTAL ILLNESS ALMOST THREE TIMES THAT OF A CONTROL SAMPLE. AEAE found that the attorney study group were not prone to schizophrenia, a disorder of thinking, but to manic-depression, a disorder of feeling. Manic depressives experience sharp mood swings from euphoric highs to despairing lows, which can lead to alcoholism or even suicide. A high percentage of the attorneys studied turned out to have manic depressive temperaments, a fact that may explain their attraction to the law in the first place. AEAE study reveals that mild manic highs if kept in check, can actually benefit the attorney. The study reveals that hundreds of the attorneys who fall into this category, are highly productive during their “up” phases” and able to ride through intermittent mild lows without any serious legal repercussions, sanctions, contempt and disbarment(s) . However a large number of attorneys who thrived on the creative rush of the early phase of the manic attack, soon they thrive no more; creativity turned into craziness, they can't write a brief if there life depended on it and they start shouting at the bailiffs and judges. Their engine(s) revves up too much, the practice of law becomes too intense and thoughts fly so fast that attorneys after several years in the profession no longer seem like they can connect to the law. That's why so many attorneys turn into alcoholics, end up facing the attorney registration and disciplinary commissions or face federal charges. Every once in a while you get a study that confirms people's worst fears and their intuitions. SIDEBAR: The most interesting finding from this study is that the attorneys who can no longer practice law, have a tendency to become “judges” in order to be able to remain in the legal profession. CHICAGO-(AEAE)-STOLLER HAS CHARGED GORDON AND REES AND THEIR ATTORNEYS HAYNES RYAN, CHANCE COOPER AND RYAN BROWN WITH INDIRECT CRIMINAL CONTEMPT. Thursday Illinois Cook County Associate Judge granted Haynes Ryan motion to strike Stoller's citations against Attorneys Lance G. Johnson, David Abrams, Alfred Goodman and Chance Cooper. Stoller appealed Judge Gillespie's decision on Friday. The case still remains against Gordon and Rees attorney Ryan Brown. Mr. Brown sent to Stoller a letter that is in his opinion per se defamatory claiming that Stoller is guilty of “Contempt” and a class four felony. See attached defamatory letter(s) by clicking on these link(s): http://www.filefront.com/15466513/Jan%2029%202010%20ryan%20Letter.pdf http://www.filefront.com/15473861/letter%201-31-10%20Brown.pdf |
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