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Credibility
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Media Law Prof Blog
What’s In a Name? Credibility, Apparently
All right, so the "Blue Peter" presenters (English for "hosts") have now apologized formally for naming that new cat Socks instead of the viewer choice, Cookie. Konnie Huq and Zoe…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Good design is key to credibility
Darren Rowse at Pro Blogger writes that good blog design gives you credibility. First impressions count and in a world where there are millions of people pitching themselves on virtually…
ImmigrationProf Blog
NEW BIA Precedent Decision: Credibilty Findings After REAL ID
In In re J-Y-C-, 24 I&N Dec. 260 (BIA 2007) Interim Decision #3576 (August 9, 2007), the Board of Immigration Appeals ruled(1) Under section 101(a)(3) of the REAL ID Act…
ImmigrationProf Blog
AILA Amicus Brief in Credibility Case
Here is an amicus brief done by Stephen W. Manning of the Immigrant law Group LLP (Portland) on behalf of the American Immigration Lawyers Association in a credibility case pending…
ImmigrationProf Blog
Second Circuit Credibility Case
In Huang v. Gonzales (2nd Cir., June 29, 2006), the Second Circuit concludes that a Immigration Judge impermissibly impugned the credibility of Chinese noncitizens generally in rejecting the testimony of…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Blogs build credibility as industry expert
Blogs build your credibility as an industry expert. This from an excellent article on business blogs from TheStreet.com. Build your credibility and establish yourself as an industry expert. You can…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Cross – Ex of Skilling
By Ellen Podgor
In some white collar cases, there is nothing better for the prosecution than having the defendant take the witness stand. The prosecution is likely to be thinking this here, as…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Blog success report from LexBlog client : Instant Credibility
Jerry Kalish, publisher of the Benefit Plan Blog and President of National Benefit Services, Inc., a Chicago-based employee benefit consulting and administrative firm that serves private-held companies, publicly traded companies,…
White Collar Crime Prof Blog
Were the Tyco Jurors “Just Sadly Mistaken”?
By Ellen Podgor
Charles Stillman, the lead defense lawyer for former Tyco CFO Mark Swartz, said after the guilty verdict for his client that the jurors "are just sadly mistaken." An article in…