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LIFE LOGS VOL 5: Lessons from Apr 2018- Sept 2018 - eBook edition

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The fifth installment of LIFE LOGS serves as the first release since Jaevonn has become a licensed attorney. The lessons in this book occurs before he gained his esteemed title but they’re all the things that led up to such a monumental moment. But being lawyer as many know isn’t end all to Jaevonn’s life, the creative arts takes a bigger precedent in his mental wheelhouse, which is explored through the various articles in the book. Please use these as writings as an entertaining tool as much as an educating tool. but don’t take him too serious these are just his thoughts ladies and gentleman.

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Judicial appointments are a big deal in shaping our justice system and building trust in it. As society changes, the way judges are chosen is also evolving. Gone are the days when the Lord Chancellor had all the power—now we have the Judicial Appointments Commission, which focuses on merit and diversity. By casting a wider net for candidates, the courtrooms start to reflect the society they serve, making justice feel more relatable and fair.

This shift isn’t just about checks and balances; it’s about ensuring that everyone can see themselves in the legal system. With transparency and a commitment to inclusivity, the JAC helps to foster public confidence. It’s all about making sure justice works for everyone.

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[mark-matos]

Robot Lawyers and the Future of Justice: A Call for Reform

An AI lawyer is a type of legal technology that utilizes artificial intelligence algorithms to assist lawyers in their work. These systems are designed to analyze vast amounts of legal data and documents in order to identify patterns, extract insights, and make predictions about legal outcomes. AI lawyers can also assist in legal research, drafting legal documents, and even in predicting the outcome of legal cases. While AI lawyers are not intended to replace human lawyers, they can help to increase the efficiency and accuracy of legal processes, allowing lawyers to focus on more complex legal work. As technology continues to advance, it is likely that AI lawyers will become more prevalent in the legal profession, transforming the way lawyers work and enhancing their ability to serve their clients.

As AI chatbots and robot lawyers begin to flood the courts, the US legal system faces a reckoning. The recent article by Keith Porcaro highlights the potential consequences of an overburdened court system and the desperate need for reform. Let's delve into the implications of robot lawyers and what we can do to make the legal system more accessible and equitable for all.

Debt collection agencies are already utilizing AI to file thousands of small-dollar cases, often targeting those who are unrepresented and vulnerable. The courts are ill-equipped to handle the sheer volume of these cases, many of which contain errors and lack proper documentation. This results in unjust outcomes, as people find themselves trapped in a system that doesn't care about the accuracy of the cases filed against them.

The rise of AI chatbots and robot lawyers, such as ChatGPT, has the potential to exacerbate this problem. While it might seem like a boon to those who cannot afford legal representation, the reality is that the courts are already struggling to handle the cases they have. If AI-generated cases increase even further, the system will likely crumble under the weight of the workload.

So, what can be done to prevent a future where the legal system is overrun by defective robot-generated cases? Porcaro offers several suggestions for reform:

Incorporate design friction into high-volume filing processes. This could involve requiring structured data submissions, which would make it more difficult for defective and incomplete filings to reach court dockets.

Embrace data to better understand the needs of parties involved in legal proceedings, and to create more responsive and adaptive court systems.

Reevaluate and reform outdated policies, such as those that allow consumer debt to be turned into wage garnishments.

Improve the process of notifying defendants of legal cases, ensuring they are properly informed and able to defend themselves.

Recognize the rise of AI-powered legal advice as a call for systemic reform, and establish guidelines for legal assistance software to minimize errors and protect users' data.

Ultimately, the legal system must adapt to the rise of AI and the changing landscape it brings. By addressing the current flaws and inefficiencies, we can pave the way for a more just and equitable future where AI-powered legal assistance is not a threat, but a valuable resource for those in need.

As Porcaro so aptly puts it, "For most people, the future of law doesn't need to be an endless stream of AI-generated legal threats… It just needs to be a source of help for the human problems people encounter every day."

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ONCE UPON A TIME....One Nation, Under God: The Tale of a Nationwide Movement through the USA Pledge of Allegiance

Once upon a time, in a land called Litigationville, there lived a brave and determined woman named Lucy Occupy. Lucy was a warrior for justice, fighting against the wicked witch of the east, Ms. Bothersome, and her like-minded colleagues who were known as the Courtroom Cruelties. Lucy had faced many hardships in her quest for fairness. She suffered from dangerous illnesses and medical conditions…

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In the vast tapestry of society, the Judiciary stands as the guardian of justice, upholding the rule of law and safeguarding the rights of every individual. With its impartiality, integrity, and commitment to fairness, the Judiciary serves as the bedrock of a democratic society, ensuring that justice is not just a lofty ideal but a tangible reality for all.

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Our Purpose

The Judiciary exists to administer justice, resolve disputes, and uphold the principles of equity and fairness. We are tasked with interpreting and applying the law in a manner that is consistent with the values of our society, ensuring that the rights and liberties of every individual are protected.

Core Values

Impartiality: We adjudicate disputes without bias or prejudice, treating all parties before the court with equal respect and consideration.

Integrity: Upholding the highest ethical standards, we maintain transparency, honesty, and accountability in all our proceedings.

Fairness: Every individual is entitled to a fair and impartial hearing, and we ensure that justice is administered in accordance with the law, without fear or favor.

Accessibility: We strive to make justice accessible to all, providing avenues for legal redress to those who seek it, regardless of their socio-economic status or background.

Our Services

The Judiciary offers a range of services aimed at ensuring that justice is served promptly, fairly, and efficiently. These include:

Adjudication: Our courts provide a forum for the resolution of disputes, ranging from civil matters to criminal cases, where evidence is heard, and judgments are rendered in accordance with the law.

Legal Assistance: We offer legal aid and assistance to those who cannot afford legal representation, ensuring that everyone has access to competent legal counsel and a fair trial.

Alternative Dispute Resolution: In addition to traditional litigation, we promote alternative dispute resolution mechanisms such as mediation and arbitration, providing parties with flexible and cost-effective options for resolving their conflicts.

Legal Education and Outreach: We engage in legal education and outreach efforts to empower individuals with knowledge of their rights and responsibilities, promoting a culture of legal literacy and civic engagement within society.

Join Us

If you share our commitment to justice and the rule of law, we welcome you to join us in our mission to uphold the principles of fairness, integrity, and equality before the law. Whether as a judge, lawyer, legal professional, or concerned citizen, your contribution is essential to the functioning of our justice system and the preservation of our democratic ideals.

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Contact Us

For inquiries or assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at:

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Experience the power of justice in action. Welcome to the Judiciary—where every voice is heard, and every right is protected.

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Philosophy on Equality

Equality is one of the most fundamental and enduring values in human history. From ancient civilizations to modern societies, the idea that all people should be treated with dignity and respect has been a guiding principle for many. However, the concept of equality is not always easy to define or achieve. In this blog post, we will explore the different interpretations of equality, and the various philosophical arguments for and against it.

One of the most basic forms of equality is political equality. This refers to the idea that all citizens should have an equal say in the political process, regardless of their race, gender, religion, or other factors. This is the foundation of democracy, and it is the reason why the franchise has been extended to more and more groups of people throughout history. Political equality is often seen as a necessary precondition for achieving other forms of equality.

Another important form of equality is legal equality. This refers to the idea that all individuals should be treated the same under the law, regardless of their background. This means that everyone should have the same rights and responsibilities, and that the law should be applied fairly and impartially. Legal equality is closely related to the concept of justice, and it is often seen as an essential aspect of a fair and just society.

Social equality is another important form of equality. This refers to the idea that all individuals should have the same opportunities and resources, regardless of their background. This can include things like education, healthcare, and access to jobs and housing. Social equality is often seen as a way to address the structural inequalities that can exist within a society.

One of the most influential philosophers on the topic of equality is John Rawls. He argues that a just society is one in which the distribution of resources and opportunities is arranged in such a way as to benefit the least advantaged members of society. This is the principle of "Justice as Fairness" which suggests that society should be arranged in a way that benefits the least well-off.

On the other hand, there are philosophers who argue against the idea of equality. One of the most prominent is Robert Nozick. He argues that equality is unjust because it violates the rights of individuals to freely dispose of their own property and resources. He suggests that a merit-based society in which individuals are rewarded based on their abilities and contributions to society is a more just society.

In conclusion, the philosophy of equality is a complex and ongoing debate. Different philosophers have argued for different interpretations of equality, and there is ongoing debate about what equality truly means and how it should be achieved. However, it is important to remember that equality is a fundamental value and it is essential for creating a fair and just society.

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The Brilliance of Martin Luther King

This man was truly something special. He really was. His morals and abilities as a Speaker were both fenomenal and almost without equal. I think I can say with confidence that the vast majority of you who ever get to read this post have heard his famous and powerful 'I have a dream' speech. And it is not something we, as human beings (american or not), should ever forget. Despite my somewhat conservative views, I agree with everything he had to say. A person should not be judged by the color of their skin, nor their gender or sexual orientation. They should be judged by what choices they make, by everything constitutes their character. What matters to me the most is the latter part, as I personally think it's something we need more of. Instead of looking for "white privelige" in someone, judge a person based on what they do, rather than what they look like. If there's anything I want in terms of equality, it's equality in front of the law. Qnd right now, saying that everyone is equal in the court of law, is a boldfaced lie. Women get much more lenient punishments than men for commiting the same crimes. It's even been confirmed by a judge in britain that, as a judge, they have orders to give women more lenient punishments. (Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1311004/Judges-ordered-mercy-women-criminals-deciding-sentences.html) Let's not forget the stuff about Child Custody, Child Support and Alimony taxes. Heavily biased towards women. A study made by Timothy Grall issued in january 2016 showed that 1 out of every 6 custodial parents were fathers. That's a 17.5 Percent ratio. Unforgivably low. A little less than half of all the Custodial parents within the timeframe of the study had some form of child support arrangement made. 52.3 percent of those were mothers and 31.4 percent of them were fathers. Keep in mind that the timeframe for this is all of 2013. While I do agree with the sentiment that Mothers are more capable of raising a child than fathers generally are, having an 83.5 percent child custody rating is a bit unfair. I can see it being fairer if the numbers were in the 60's range for mothers, and in the 40's range for the fathers. In an ideal world, we'd let the child decide. While Child Support taxes do serve a good purpose, I think it should be based on the income of both parents separately. If the custodian can care for the child without the need of child support, then there's no need for the other to pay for it. Simple as that. Oh, and if the custodian gets together with someone else, the child support taxes should cease coming too. But we all know they won't. Because Feminism only fights for equality when it's convenient for them. Am I right?

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Die vier „Mütter des Grundgesetzes“: Elisabeth Selbert, Friederike Nadig, Helene Wessel und Helene Weber. Ohne das unnachgiebige Engagement von vor allem Elisabeth Selbert von der SPD hätten wir heute nicht die Gleichberechtigung von Mann und Frau in unserem Grundgesetz stehen. Viele konservative, christliche und vor allem männliche Abgeordnete waren dagegen. Gerade am heutigen Tag sollten wir uns noch mal daran erinnern, wem wir dieses Grundrecht hier in Deutschland zu verdanken haben. Die Bilder habe ich 2010 in der Dauerausstellung „Wege, Irrwege, Umwege - die Entwicklung der parlamentarischen Demokratie in Deutschland“ im Deutschen Dom in Berlin gemacht. ====English==== The four "Mothers of the [German] Basic Law/Constitution": Elisabeth Selbert, Friederike Nadig, Helene Wessel and Helene Weber. Without the relentless commitment of above all Elisabeth Selbert of the SPD (German Labour Party) today we wouldn’t have the legal equality of men and women in our constitution. Many conservative, Christian and especially male MPs were against it. Just today we should remember who we owe this fundamental right here in Germany. In 2010 I made the pictures in the permanent exhibition "Paths, wrong ways, detours - the development of parliamentary democracy in Germany" in the German Cathedral in Berlin. . #internationalwomensday #internationalerfrauentag #gleichberechtigung #legalequality #morethanequalrights #elisabethselbert #spd #grundgesetz #maennerundfrauensindgleichberechtigt

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give me love (give me peace on earth) 🌹💗☮💙🕯 #lovenpeace #democracy #humanrights #legalequality #politicalfreedom #ruleoflaw #givemelovegivemepeaceonearth #georgeharrison #1973 #rose #foreveryone #mankind

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Women and men go topless in New York to protest against bare-chest inequality…

Are we ashamed of being mammals? ;)

#freedom #LegalEquality #liberty #Disseminate

Dragos-Cristian Gherasim originally shared:

Bare-chested women and men take to the streets of New York city on Sunday for Go Topless Day. Appearing topless is legal for all in New York but the mayor, Bill de Blasio, and others believe the body-painted women who take photos with tourists in Times Square are a nuisance. The GoTopless campaign has said the goal is for gender equality when it comes to baring one’s chest

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