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- Medical Alert Systems - Making The Right Choice
by Mark Walters. People now have a much longer life expectancy than they did a few decades ago, and in most developed countries the average person commonly lives beyond 70 years of age. Whilst this is clearly a good situation, it does require people to be cared for in their later years; something that those who have been used to living an independent life can have trouble adapting to.
The majority of people do ... products, articles, news
- Understanding The Definition Of Employment At Will
by Kevin Muir. Like with most legal jargon, "employment at will" has both a formal definition and a practical one. In this case, the theory is easy. The basic definition of "employment at will" says the employer or the employee may end the working relationship at any time and for any reason without fearing legal action. This means the employer can fire or lay off the employee whenever they want. According to th... products, articles, news
- Cleveland Employment Agency
by Shakir A.. Cleveland employment agents are very professional and very systematic on performing with the latest technologies. They implement the advanced processes and methodologies while conducting career programs, recruitment form client companies and to the candidates. Candidates are the main resources in the process of employment. The agencies keep making student update every time. They continue with the... products, articles, news
- Employers Should Understand California At-Will Employment Statute
by Kevin Muir. Employers operating in California should understand California at-will employment. It's a simple idea, but one that's often misunderstood by employers and employees.
At-will employment is a term applied to any employee who doesn't have a clearly defined contractual employment agreement. It means, essentially, than an employer can dismiss an employee at any time without cause.
If you are dealin... products, articles, news
- A Closer Look on Employment Manual and Severance Package
In the process of putting up a business, most of the owners or the incorporators hire lawyers with the expertise in the prevailing State or Federal Labor laws to help them in designing an employment manual to be implemented in their company. The lawyers should therefore thoroughly analyze all its contents to eliminate any irregularities and contradictions as regards to the civil laws. The agreemen... products, articles, news
- All I Need Is A Dog And A Shotgun
by Art Gib. Home security used mean having a dog and a shotgun. Those two things certainly still work, but we travel much more than we did when dogs and shotguns were effective enough. We travel to work and school, we travel farther for visits, we travel to sightsee, and we travel just to get out of the house.
Sure, people back in the "old days" did some traveling, too. But, before the days of Interstate fr... products, articles, news
- 5 Tips for Collecting on Past Due Accounts
by Christine Harrell. Oftentimes, business spend almost 100% of their time focusing on how to get new business in the door but have no specific process for collecting on past due accounts. Business owners might be surprised at how much revenue is waiting to be collected in the form of past due accounts. With these 5 steps, you'll be on your way to recovering a great deal of found money:
Take InventoryThe first step i... products, articles, news
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Provo Utah Traffic Citation given unfairly. A vague, unknown state law.
All the traffic laws that I have ever learned about have been in the State's driver's manual. Examples of these laws are- following posted speed limits, making safe turns, changing lanes, obeying posted speed limits and many others.
Whenever the new Utah seatbelt law was introduced, it was on television and on billboards all around the state. I've even seen this new "Buckle Up" law on the back of city buses, warning drivers that they will be fined if they are caught without their seat belts on. There was even posted a date as to when the law would come into effect.
So, why would there be a new law introduced that is not posted the same way as the Buckle Up law? A law that is so important, that a person can be fined $107.00 for breaking this law?
This new law is - 41-6a-904. Approaching emergency vehicle -- Necessary signals -- Stationary emergency vehicle -- Duties of respective operators.
(2) The operator of a vehicle, upon approaching a stationary authorized emergency vehicle that is displaying alternately flashing red, red and white, or red and blue lights, shall:
(a) Reduce the speed of the vehicle;
(b) Provide as much space as practical to the stationary authorized emergency vehicle; and
(c) if traveling in a lane adjacent to the stationary authorized emergency vehicle and if practical, with due regard to safety and traffic conditions, make a lane change into a lane not adjacent to the authorized emergency vehicle
This law can be found on the website
http://le.utah.gov/~code/TITLE41/htm/...
This is a vague law to me and everyone that I have discussed it with. Of course, the court system will say that there is no excuse for not knowing a law.
I was ticketed for doing what all these cars in this video did, not moving to the next lane while passing the emergency vehicle with it's red and blue lights flashing. I wasn't able to move to the next lane because of traffic congestion. So I slowed and passed. Before I knew it (seconds after I passed), that same Provo police officer was behind me without turning off his emergency lights. He told me what law I had broken and issued me a citation.
I asked if he would give me a warning, but he told me he doesn't give warnings for "that" traffic violation. Well, then which traffic violations DOES he give them for?
I was unfairly judged by this Provo police officer.
I went to traffic court a couple of months later.
I feel that I was judged wrongly in this case and my views weren't considered fairly. Judge Romney is a courteous Judge, but I felt like I was part of the court "Assembly Line" and that I lost my case before it ever began.The judge made me pay the $107.00 and I was done. He didn't even seem to know much about the law himself,because he kept looking at his notes that seemed to have the law written on them.
Why is it that I get singled out for this citation? Is it because of citation quotas, or was the officer in a bad mood? Was it because I was the only one in the third lane that he saw pass by? Is it because the city of Provo needs more revenue?
Take note when you see someone pulled over on the side of the road/highway in Utah, how many people drive by without changing to the adjacent lane.
If Utahns really knew about and understood this law, would they take a chance and drive past Police officers and take the chance to get a citation?
I'd say that the video is a testament that they DON'T know.
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