A deposition is a written record of oral testimony in the form of questions and answers taken before a person allowed to record the testimony for use in a lawsuit. When one of the parties to a civil action feels a person or a party needs to be deposed in an action or proceeding, […]
The Resurgence of hate, and prejudice
(excerpts from investigative file) Office of Federal Operations U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission P.O. Box 77690 Washington D.C. 20013 In Re: Earl D. Smith, v Richard Roudebush, Veterans Medical Center Docket No: 0120130700, Appellant’s Memoranda in reply and support of appellant’s Statement of Opposition I, Earl D. Smith, submit this Memoranda in support of […]
In Re: Earl D. Smith, v Richard Roudebush, Veterans Medical Center Docket No: 0120130700, Appellant’s statement in opposition, and Memoranda in Support I., Earl D. Smith, submit Appellant’s statement of opposition, and attached Memoranda in Support in reply to Appellee’s statement of opposition brief, filed on March 1, 2013 on the above case. […]
Correction: The Chief Judge at the time of this filing was Tanya Pratt-Walton. The current Chief Judge is James R. Sweeney II
Operant Conditioning and B. F. Skinner Modern Behaviorism B. F. Skinner (1904–1990) was an incredibly influential American psychologist who completely revolutionized the study of behavior. He didn’t just study people’s actions; he created an entire philosophy called radical behaviorism. This school of thought insisted that internal mental events like thoughts, feelings, or intentions were […]
An educated thought about the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) controversy
The Republican’s strategy to regain control of the White House
Posted by Earl Smith November 21, 2017 Technology is moving faster than the legislative branch can keep up. One well known example is the process of fracking. Large energy companies are polluting the under, and above ground water supplies to get at the gas reserves. Another example would be DNA profiling. Laws are having […]
Posted by Earl Smith November 18, 2019 The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations (PECR) Act requires that a person be told of any information placed on their device in the form of any type of cookie, or “Local Shared Object” and provide a method to block or disable them. When there is a physical occupation, or […]