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[paxmanandpaxman-blog]

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[tessajohn]

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[e-nonsense]

𝗧𝗛𝗘 𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗦𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗛𝗘𝗟𝗟'𝗦 𝗞𝗜𝗧𝗖𝗛𝗘𝗡 - 𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘱𝘵. 𝘻𝘦𝘳𝘰

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pairing. batfam x batsis!reader + platonic!matt murdock x batsis!reader

warnings. swearing, child neglect, mentions of an accident that makes you blind, canon/typical violence, nothing goes with comics

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You got to Gotham city when you were five, you didn't want to go but you had no choice your mother was dead, and had left you in the care of your father.

But even at five years old your father had no time for you. Always busy with the public, or with Batman.

At the time Dick was fifteen, he had no reason to care for a little sister, but Jason. Oh Jason Todd, to you he was an angel.

Your big brother who at eight years old you deemed cooler than Dick Grayson.

Everyday after patrol, he'd come up and check on you, tell you a story usually a more child friendly version of his missions.

You kept him grounded, you made all his anger go away, an anger you blamed Bruce for because when you two first met he wasn't angry he was a happy kid. Everytime you called his name, the soft mutter of "Jay" would knock some sense into him.

But after the accident, the one you went blind, you were nine nearly ten and Jason would stay fifteen, in that year you had lost two things.

Your sight, and your big brother.

You were often met with pity than concern because of it. Everyone always asking if you were alright, but never truly caring about the answer.

You heard about the headlines when it happened, "Y/n Wayne, gone blind" or "Gotham's little princess now Gotham's latest victim"

It's not like they actually cared, no of course not they only gave a shit about the publicity they'd get from selling stories like this.

You were only nine years old, you'd think five years would be enough to adjust.

Apparently not..

"Miss Wayne" you heard a gentle knocking at the door of your father's office- well it's your office now. Bruce signed Wayne Industries off to you, because it would make everyone's lives easier if you (someone they deemed quite useless) were actually doing something important, it gave them more vigilante time. Besides you finished school already, you were a smart kid, always top of your class you managed to skip a couple of grades and graduate early like super early.

You were a disappointed when nobody but Alfred turned up, then again you'd stopped caring about that a while ago. Jason - your beloved zombie brother - wouldn't stop apologising, and he took you for ice-cream and hung out with you for the rest of the night as an apology. You couldn't stay mad at him.

"Yes?" you'd been running the company for a few weeks, Alfred was usually helping you. Reading out things that weren't in braille, but since the first thing you did when you got Wayne Industries was buy braille embossers mainly 'cause you knew Alfred would always be there to help you with everything.

"Sorry to disturb you Miss, but y'know that guy that you fired last week?"

"Yeah, the one that was caught uh- having sex in the storage room right?"

"The very same Miss" if you could see right now Tani's face would be littered with pink on her cheeks, "He wants to sue"

"And?" you groaned, that came out harsher that you intended, you could sense that she understood.

"Well he's got a pretty compelling case against the company. When your father owned it that is, very incriminating"

"shit" you muttered under your breath, mentally thanking any godly being out their that Alfred wasn't there to hear you.

"how hard is it to get a good lawyer?"

"No" Matt's voice was firm, he didn't want to take the case and nobody could make him.

"no what do you mean, no" Foggy didn't get it, I mean he sort of did but you were offering a nice pay- like more than what's in their pay grade- but it had nothing to do with criminal law, sort of.

"I don't want to do it Foggy, it has nothing to do with my job or qualifications"

"I'm going to do it then"

"No" Foggy wasn't even listening, he had already walked out of the room and went to reply to the email your secretary had sent to him and various other lawyers.

Foggy stepped up to Tani's desk- Matt beside him- and smiled, eying to the elevator that led all the way up to your office, two security guards on each side. You had put them there for Tani because when she didn't let people up they'd harass her.

"Hi, we're here to see Miss Wayne" Foggy's voice only slightly louder than the crappy music in the background. Tani looked up, "name?"

"Nelson, Foggy Nelson"

For the first time since they arrived Matt talked, but only to utter his name.

"Through the elevator please"

They walked as silently as possible, neither in the mood to talk to one another. Once they were inside and going up Matt was talking.

"Y'know kid’s probably just gonna be another spoilt rich kid, who's daddy running the business behind their back because they can't do shit"

Foggy only let out a sigh, and walked through the elevator doors when he saw it open, only to reveal another door, one he assumed led to your office.

He was shocked to hear laughter coming from inside the room, what ever happened to professionalism?

"Alfie, I swear this guy was high-"

Matt heard a this 'Alfie' guy chuckle "Miss Wayne you can't say that about them, they're lawyers that came hear to help you"

"I know I know, but you should've seen them" you exaggerated the word seen and it made Alfred laugh.

But the laughter stopped when Foggy knocked on the door and Alfred cleared his through smiling while gesturing for them to come in.

"Oh my god, she's blind Matt" Foggy whispered, as he watched you move from leaning on the desk and stood up straight.

"Sorry I'd shake your hand but I'm not exactly sure where you are"

Matt smiled at that "Don't worry 'bout it, 'cause I don't know where you are either"

"He's blind" Foggy not so discreetly whispered to you.

"I can see that" you whispered back with a chuckle, you cleared you throat "now onto business then?"

"Of course"

Okay maybe Matt was a little wrong about you, alright very wrong about you. You were nothing like he imagined, but then again he hadn't put much thought to what you might be like.

He could tell that you could handle yourself, and that impressed him a lot. He could also tell that you were still grasping the ropes of being blind.

And well he wanted to help you, to train you. He thought it was funny, him training someone but he wanted to try. Maybe you could be the next Daredevil.... scratch that he didn't want that for you.

Now how is someone supposed to reveal a secret identity to a complete stranger?

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[scarefox]

current QLs I am enjoying~

Every You, Every me (Thailand) : alternative universes, drama, soulmates, boss x assistant, car mechanic x customer, guitar teacher x students brother, BL actors, falling in love in every universe, humor, struggles, fluff, death, loss, abusive ex partner (not between the mains) See Your Love (Taiwan) : crime, thriller, drama, rich brat x caretaker, mafia business, mute + deaf main, martial arts, hurt / comfort, attempted murder, rich brats assistant x mafia assassin, dysfunctional family, loving family, friendship

Caged Again (Thailand) : mystery, drama, humor, animal to human transformation, boarding school, bullying, shy x feisty, animal trafficing, spirits, swim tournament, school clubs, friend group, nerd x dorky Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart! (Thailand) : action, humor, debt collector x thief, poverty, (friends to) enemies to lovers, time jump, mafia, dysfunctional family, costuming & cross-dressing, from parents disowned children, heists, betrayal, secret relationships, wound patching, social injustice, martial arts, rich snob x poor thief, child adoption, rich to poor, violence, false friends

Miseinen: Mijukuna Oretachi wa Bukiyo ni Shinkochu / Our Youth (Japan) : high school, nerd x delinquent, abusive parent, secret friendship to lovers, hurt / comfort, opposites attract, wound patching Doku Koi: Doku mo Sugireba Koi to Naru / Love is like a Poison (Japan) : investigation, humor, lawyer x conman, court battles, cohabitation, stern x playful, power couple, blackmail, trauma, abusive parent, talking with succulents (lol), street kids, underground gang, corruption

Petrichor (Thailand) : thriller, mystery, serial killer, forensic investigation, detective x forensic pathologist, crime investigation, enemies to lovers, autopsy, gore, incompetent police, feisty x cold, corruption, lovely siblings, coworker friend group Winter Is Not the Death of Summer but the Birth of Spring (Thailand) : thai prison setting, strangers to lovers, rough environment, prisoner x prisoner, homophobia, sexual harassment, based on a real story, hookups

Love in the Air: Koi no Yokan (Japan) : Love in the Air remake, students, senior x junior, bike racing, auto mechanic, dominant x submissive, friendship, seduction, sexual abuse in the past Bad Guy My Boss (Thailand) : boss x assistant, mutual pining, power couple, possessiv, business life, multiple hookup partner, dubcon, attempted murder, shady business, jealousy, so many HR violations, blackmail, cheating, abusive side couples, spying, scheming, miscommunication, slightly dark romance

recent finished ones I rec to check out:

Affair (Thailand) : childhood friends, rich vs poor, family tragedy, time jump, friends to lovers, possessive, mutual obsession, stalking, rich to poor & poor to rich, abusive ex, divorce, secret relationship, suicide attempts, doctor x musician Let Free the Curse of Taekwondo (S. Korea) : martial arts, strangers to friends, friends to lovers, bullying, unrequired love, abusive parent, time jump, stern x dorky, poor vs rich, hurt / comfort, misunderstandings The On1y One (Taiwan) : enemies to friends, mutual pining, cohabitation, nerd x nerd, power couple, dorm life, exam phases, not blood related soon to be step-siblings, forbidden love, secret love, coming of age, yearning, teacher x teacher side couple, hurt / comfort, unrequired love

4 Minutes (Thailand) : crime investigation, mystery, alternative realities, time jumping, patient x doctor, mafia, shady business, murder, hookups, drug use, corruption, death, violence, criminal x cop, hallucinations, cheating, blackmail, abusive lover (not mains), abusive parent, fixing mistakes Battle of the Writers (Thailand) : romcom, childhood friends, writer x writer, fictional parallel universe, secret relationship, friends to lovers, editor x writer, writer collaboration, BL writing, social commentary, childhood trauma, strangers to lovers Eccentric Romance (S. Korea + Thailand) : mystery, crime, romcom, childhood friends, friends to lovers, mutual pining, murder, bilingual, language students, working out, school club, friend group, investigation

Meet You at the Blossom (China + Thailand + Taiwan) : historical, fantasy, humor, dark romance, magic, rich noble families, playboy, crossdressing, noble son x assassine, fake identity, intrigues, fuck or die, royalty, doctor x servant, betrayal, childhood friends, misunderstandings, hurt / comfort at times, abduction, obsession, jealousy, abuse, imprisonment, torture, illness, implied unrequired cousin crush, abusive parent, dubcon My Damn Business (S. Korea) : office romance, short series, humor, boss x subordinate, misunderstandings, fluff, jealousy, teasing, drinking buddies, BL comic, talk about exes The Hidden Moon (Thailand) : historical & present, ghosts, mystery, horror, unrequired love, death, murder, accident, different era time jumps, ghost x human, time loop, friend group, enemies to lovers, forbidden love, f/f m/m m/f side couples, violence

[imarson404]

Is the death note 2015 drama good?

I’d say yeah, actually. It really was! 8, maybe 8.5 out /10.

i have to be real, I seriously loved watching this series, particularly the second half. I’ll do a spoiler free review first, but I do think I need to make it clear that I did not watch this in the conventional way let’s just say. My sibling and I watched this through a nearly 200 video long playlist of 2 minute clips on YouTube, in Japanese (duh) with Portuguese subtitles- note that neither of us speak Portuguese, nor Japanese, and are only vaguely competent in Spanish and French respectively, so my experience of the series may be a little skewed to how it may come off in its original or properly subbed versions. I cannot speak on how the writing was for the dialogue, for example, but I can talk about the plot, characterisation, etc.

if you want to watch any live action adaptation (that’s not the musical, because GO WATCH THAT) it had better be this one.

SPOILER FREE REVIEW STARTS HERE

first off, the changes. Boy were there changes. Practically the entire plot takes a hard left right from the start, and it keeps on going from there. Vague outlines, like Yotsuba and misa and Mikami and yellow box warehouse remain, but the circumstances are all vastly different. i adored the changes to both Watari and L’s relationship, and both of theirs with near and… Mello. I don’t think it really spoils much for me to say that for some reason known by only the writers of that series and god, Mello is made an alter of Near’s that is represented by a ventriloquist dummy. i also will never be the same after this version of soichiro and Light’s relationship. The fact they seem closer yet more distant, and the parentification of light drives a wedge and brings them together at the same time. As much as I LOVE the original version of them, there is something just more utterly devastating about these two here. The mock execution for example ends with light clinging onto his father while they both sob, and I’m not even joking when I say that it brought me to tears.

speaking of parentification, the reason for that is Dead Mom Trauma. Yeah they killed off Sachiko (which I’m not counting as a spoiler because it’s revealed within the first episode and has no plot relevance other than giving light MORE motive). I’m not too sure why this was necessary, and it’s this type of slightly contrived writing that drops its rating a bit for me. This didn’t need to happen

on the topic of light, he is a VERY different character in this. He’s messier, a nervous wreck half the time, smart but not so infallible as anime or manga light. He panics with raye penber, panics with light, IS A MISA MISA FAN and has a job. He has a best friend and a bully. He’s more average, and knows loss, and his decline is less of a sharp drop off than it is a slow painful descent into utter madness and evil. He’s a babygirl until suddenly you see a flashback and realise he’s not that guy anymore

Ryuk is great. An annoying bastard who watches on through the end.

Misa is also pretty good. She’s pretty similar to the source material tbh, but has a little more agency, and has Mikami as her lawyer, or at least the lawyer who told her her parents murderer was going free, which is interesting

speaking of Mikami, he is a secondary character pretty much the whole way through, and we get to see his build up of resentment towards the criminals who go free despite his efforts, which I very much enjoyed. I always felt like he came out of nowhere a bit in the anime, so this was a welcome change.

before I completely move on from light and miss, btw, light and his friend genuinely go to about 5 SEPARATE ICHIGO BERRY CONCERTS OVER THE SPAN OF LIKE 4 EPISODES?? Ichigo berry is misa’s group in this, and I find it hilarious that light was a fan before even the death note showed up

aaaaand for L. He’s really damn good. His characterisation is widely different from the anime, he’s more optimistic and suave in a way, he smiles and lounges in his chair instead of crouching, and wears white button down shirts and trousers and hands Watari clearly empty pieces of paper to which Watari declares ‘another wilful request!’ And goes on to do some task for him. He has a screensaver on every computer in this hotel room designed as task force hq that changes at night to a nighttime version. He's hot. He’s gay. He’s autistic. He’s totally different to the L we all know and love but at the same time is recognisable as L and loveable in his own way. overall, the plot was pretty good although it was very messy to begin with, raye penber is like,, a main antagonist, for the first 3 eps??? The Shinigami cgi is awful, the fashion is painfully mid 2010s and the characters are very clearly not the same as in the original. if you go into it expecting a perfect 1-1 of the anime, just LA, you’re bound to come back disappointed. If you go into it looking forward to seeing an alternate take on the world of death note, another universe where everything is a little to the left, you’ll thoroughly enjoy it. The emotional beats hit hard, and given it’s a tv drama, the story focuses far more on the characters and their emotions than the mind fuckery we’re used to. What does remain, however, is the Lawlight, to such an extreme degree where I find it plausible that they knew what they were doing. They knew that their relationship could come off as romantic, and played it up. now onto the spoilers!

SPOILERY STUFF STARTS HERE!!!

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I LOVE THIS DAMN SHOW ICL

Light killing his bully and trying to erase the names??? Otoharada almost killing Soichiro??? THE CAMERAS STILL BEING THERE WHEN MISA ARRIVES???!!?!!

gahhh where do I even start. I’ve got FEELINGS about L’s death and Soichiro’s, FEELINGS about the dad friendship of Watari and Soichiro, FEELINGS about the lawlight of it all.

My sibling and I are both staunch supporters of both the Good Dad soichiro and Good Dad Watari perspectives, and we were FED. I scrumpt many screams at just how fed we were getting, that’s how good it was. i guess I’ll start with that. The conversation between soichiro and Watari about their ‘kids’ was genuinely moving, and it was adorable to hear them both talk about how much they love their children.

that made it all the more heartbreaking when soichiro died. At that point, L was dead (which I will get to) and near/Mello was on the run, which left Watari utterly alone. The only person using hq at that point was light, who was fully Evil and he knew it. I screamed so loud it started everyone around me when soichiro said Light’s name while he was monologuing. That is EXACTLY how I wanted a confrontation between them to go down. Soichiro seeing through lights acting and lies and being so distraught that it was true, his son was Kira, and it was obvious the whole time when you knew where to be looking. The way he never took his eyes off of him after L’s death, and the way that that allowed him to see all the little glances and ‘that Kira face you make’ as Ryuk put it. He saw under the mask, and was disgusted by what he saw. When he screamed lights name as he tried to weasel his way out of it like he had done for L’s death, I’d like to think it was the first ounce of fear he’d felt since L had died. And of course he denied denied denied right up until Soichiro tried to burn the note, and THAT was when he screamed and fought and begged, not when his father was writing his own name in the note which he had sworn was a fake. He let his father die, but drew the line at the book being burned.

he pried the notebook out of his own father’s dead vice grip.

without a single ounce of a joke, that was my favourite scene in the series. One of my favourites in DN as a whole. As I said in the non-spoiler section, this contrasted with the mock-execution scene is just so devastating, yotsuba!light loved his dad so damn much, and Kira just watched him kill himself, knowing full well he could stop it.

In tandem, L’s death was so underpinned by the friendship between L and Light as well. They don’t just pretend not the despise each other, they genuinely tolerate, or even get along. Of course I could point out the obvious, like the shower scene or ‘I wish we could have met another way’ ‘this is the only way we could have met’ but i actually want to bring up some smaller points. First off, that moment where Matsuda asks him why he still calls L Ryuga instead of L or Ryuzaki, and he tells him that it’s because he’d rather have Ryuga the friend than L the detective. And even just prior to the ‘I wish we could have met…’ scene, when light thinks he’s about to kill L he sobs as he tells him that all he wanted is to show L his new world, and that he wants to be his friend forever (‘friend’ yeah ok dude). He screams and kisses(?) his head when he does die, and rocks him as he lies there, and holds him close until he’s taken away. And L’s final posthumous video. The one where he says, even though he admits the chance that he was wrong and this video needs to be shown is slim, that he was sorry for doubting Light and that he’s glad to be his friend, and that he would be good enough to come and work with him and Near someday. And Light never gets to see that video.

the scene where L comforts near/Mello after his death is so tragic it hurts. Watari is crying, and he hugs near despite the fact that they seemed pretty detached from each other prior. They’ve lost family, and even Wammy’s in this version are allowed to let emotion overcome them.

somethings I wasn’t too big a fan of included:

raye penber being SUCH A MAJOR ANTAGONIST?? why was he a bigger threat than L for so long. Why was his real name actually Mark Dwellam or something. Why didn’t Naomi exist (well I know we got Himura/Lidner but still) why did light take such a big risk instructing him to write the names IN A CAFE?? He almost killed Light. He figured it out before anyone else really, and it’s so ridiculous that this man really did All That.

also, Yostuba was anticlimactic. The whole arc lasted barely an episode and a half, if that, and I really loved this version of mind wiped light and Misa, so that was a real shame. They figured out about Higuchi so quickly it was hilarious. The CGI when light was pricking his finger to write with was glaring obvious and bad, and duh I didn’t expect the actor to actually do it but it broke immersion a bit when this blob of blood looks so clearly edited in. You can really tell he just pressed the side of the needle into his finger and that made me laugh a bit. The good thing about the bad things is at least they’re funny and not just frustrating.

my final major grievance was just with the pacing. I feel like they hit the sweet spot between episodes 8-10 and then fell flat in the last one a bit. It feels pretty rushed but also like it dragged somehow. The first few eps definitely dragged, while the middle section flew by. also, ichigo berry performs the same song every time.

To conclude, this is a totally different show to the original and the characters reflect that. Light is a nervous wreck far longer than he’s the psychopathic god of the new world, and L is a cool guy who eats fruit pouches(?) and tbh they should kiss cos of that. Light as a clearly gay-coded make up designer slayed. Goodnight all.

[warren-cold]

“When the deal is too good, think twice before embarking on it.” – Joshua Muasa

“Hello gentlemen, may I introduce myself?” asked the FBI agent, not waiting for an answer before proceeding. “I am Agent Neal and this is Agent Parvis. We will be handling the case so any and all information and communication goes through us,” he explained, his facial expressions stern though he waved a hand when he addressed his partner.

Agent Parvis cleared his throat then nodded to Jameson Stanton who was sitting to the right of him. “We also have your lawyer, Mr. Stanton, here on the call,” Parvis added before glancing back at the computer’s video camera.

On the other side of the call, almost 4,000 miles away, sat Warren Cold and Adriel Donovan. The pair were in an undisclosed location, one Ace had set up to ensure their location could not be traced, sitting on metal folding chairs. Warren held the phone so both Adriel and he could both be seen through the camera’s lens.

Warren remained silent, only nodding in acknowledgment that they could hear.

Agent Neal opened the manila file on the table all three men were seated at then looked back at the camera. “What I have here is a contract. Signing this, agreeing to this, would bind you all agreements listed. I won’t read all the legal jargon but your lawyer has combed through it meticulously. I’ll get to the gist of it…” he said, trailing off. “We can help each other. You two have landed yourself in quite the situation. We can help you get out of it and get back on U.S. soil as free men.”

Warren noticed Adriel sitting up straight in his seat. “What’s the catch?” asked Adriel, his tone neutral.

Agent Parvis raised his hands up in defense. “No catch but we do need something in return. I won’t sugarcoat this, boys. It’s not going to be easy, nor will it be safe. You could potentially get yourselves killed through this which the United States Government will not be held liable,” he explained.

Warren shook his head, glancing at Adriel who was listening intently.

“Long story short. There’s a criminal we want more than you two combined. Sources inform us that he’s located in Panama which we do not have jurisdiction in. You capture him, dead or alive, and we’ll handle the rest. If you fail, get killed, or anything other than completing this…then the deal is invalid, and we will be within our rights to continue to pursue you and capture you. If you’re interested, name your terms,” finished Agent Neal.

Warren held his finger up, asking for a short moment. He pressed the mute button on the call and placed the phone face down on the ground. “What are you thinking?” he asked Adriel whose face had paled.

Adriel didn’t look at Warren. He had his hands clasped behind his head, his head tilted up towards the ceiling. “I want to go home. I want to take Cataleya home. She deserves it,” was all he said, sighing heavily then glancing at Warren. “I know you want to get back and actually live.”

Warren chuckled lightly, shaking his head. “Alright then. I got your back and you got mine,” he told him before picking up the phone again and unmuting the call.

“Full immunity for Warren Cold and myself. My wife, Cataleya, also comes home with full immunity. If I fail or if I am killed…” Adriel started, swallowing hard though his facial expression was stern. “…she still gets to come home, full immunity. I want my criminal record and my brother’s, August Donovan’s, wiped clean. Not even as much as a parking ticket should be on it. Guarantee me that and I’ll sign.”

In the back, Jameson Stanton was writing down the amendments to the contract. He was writing on the document, highlighting and dating the note then looked at the agents who were speaking amongst themselves.

“You’ve got yourself a deal,” Agent Neal stated.

Warren hadn’t released he was holding his breath until he could visually see Adriel’s shoulders relax out of the corner of his eye. He nodded then glanced through the phone screen at the agents.

“So who are we after?” Warren asked.

There was a smirk that spread across Agent Parvis’ face. He turned the file so he could see the photo of their target. “This is Allan Esteban Hidalgo Jimenez, wanted for human trafficking. Wanted across seven countries, he’s been known target young girls. They range anywhere from ages 11 to 17. He grooms them for profit. Sexual services in nature and also, mules for transporting drugs, often selling to clients. Take him out and we’ll take care of bringing down the entire operation,” stated Agent Parvis.

Adriel immediately recognized the man but didn’t utter a word. He was sick to his stomach, the rage within him starting to fuel the fire.

Warren didn’t acknowledge any of the information being given until the last photo was shown of known associates. There, right before his eyes, was the picture of Julieta. His stomach immediately knotted up, a bitter laugh escaping his lips. “Of course,” he said, looking at Adriel. “It’s always the fucked up ones that seem to find me.”

The photo of the beautiful woman was Julieta Jimenez, the same girl he had been dancing with months ago at a bar called Tito’s, the night he went out with Adriel in an attempt to bury his grief.

“Fuck me,” was all Warren could say.

[smqazi]

DEPRIVATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE PRISONERS

IN THE SO-CALLED ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN, 

WHICH BY DEFINITION IS NEITHER ISLAMIC, NOR REPUBLIC, 

UNFORTUNATELY! 

ACTUALLY, IT IS AN AUTOCRATIC DICTATORSHIP RULED BY A FEW CHOSEN FEUDAL LANDLORDS, A LEGACY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

THE NEW PDM GOVERNMENT OF OLD PAKISTAN IS GUILTY OF 

VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW. BY THE WAY THEY ARE 

DEHUMANIZING H.E. IMRAN KHAN, THE FUTURE PRIME MINISTER OF NEW (NAYA) ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN, IN SHAA ALLAH!

It goes without saying that Islam caters for the physical and the psychological fitness of prisoners. In Islam, prisoners, like all other members of society, have their rights. They should be treated with care and get the due educational and religious courses that help them improve psychologically and be good citizens after they get out of the prison. While in prison, they are not to be tortured or the like. 

Focusing more on this issue, here is the fatwa issued by Sheikh Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjid, a prominent Saudi Muslim scholar and lecturer: “Islam pays great attention to the matter of prisons and the circumstances of prisoners. It is rare to find anything similar to this in any place or time. The jurists discussed in their books the rulings pertaining to prisoners, their circumstances and how they should be treated. This concern stems from the Islamic concern for the protection of man and respect for his humanity. 

To make the matter easier to understand and to make the rulings more clear, the scholars divided the subject-matter into two parts: the rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners, and the rulings pertaining to health care in the place that is used as a prison. 

Rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners 

1.The jurists discussed the matter of imprisoning a person who is sick in the first place. Do the authorities have the right to imprison a sick person? The answer is that this is a matter of ijtihad (legal reasoning), and the final decision rests with the judge who must weigh up the reason why this person is to be imprisoned, the seriousness of his disease, and the possibility of taking care of him in jail. 

If sufficient health care is available for this sick person in prison, and he is not suffering a serious illness that could kill him if he is detained, it is permissible to imprison him. If such care is not available, the judge may hand him over to someone who can treat him and guard him, without releasing him completely, until it is possible to imprison him again. 

2.If a prisoner becomes sick while in jail and it is possible to treat him there, then he must be treated without bringing him out. Doctors and servants should not be prevented from going in to see him, treat him and serve him. If lack of treatment leads to his death, criminal charges are to be laid against those who were the cause of that, and they are to be punished. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) passed by a prisoner who was in chains, and he called out, “O Muhammad, O Muhammad!” He came to him and said, “What is the matter?” He said, “I am hungry, feed me. I am thirsty, give me water.” The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) commanded that his needs should be met. (Narrated by Muslim). 

And no doubt medical treatment is what the sick person needs. But if it is not possible to treat him inside the prison, he must be taken out to a place where it is possible to treat him, under the supervision of the jail or whoever is delegated to the task of watching and guarding him. 

With regard to these rulings, the jurists do not differentiate between physical illness and psychological illness (true psychological illness, that is, as opposed to the made-up psychological illness or the regular psychological illness which many lawyers use as a means of getting criminals let off). 

Hence the jurists (Rahimullahu ‘alaihim) stated that it is not permissible to lock the door on the prisoner—so long as there is the certainty that he will not run away—or to put him in a dark room, or to harm him in any way or to do anything that will make him terrified. His relatives should not be prevented from visiting him, because this will have an effect on his health and psychology. 

3.It is prescribed for the authorities or their representative to set up a special medical wing in the prison to take care of the prisoners’ health needs. This will spare them the need to take them out to public hospitals and expose them to possible insult and humiliation. 

4.Prisoners should be allowed to see their spouses and to have intimate relations with them, if there is a suitable place for that in the jail, as a protection for them and their spouses. 

5.The jurists stated that it is obligatory to enable prisoners to do ablution and purify themselves, which is undoubtedly an important protective precaution against sickness. 

Rulings pertaining to health care in the prison 

The place that is used as a prison should be spacious, clean, well-ventilated, lit by natural sunlight, and furnished with the necessary facilities such as washrooms, etc. It is not permissible to gather such a large number of prisoners in one place that they will not be able to do ablution and pray. 

Prohibitions in disciplining or dealing with prisoners 

1.Mutilating. It is not permitted to punish a prisoner by cutting off any part of his body or breaking any of his bones. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade mutilation of prisoners of war and said, “Do not mutilate.” (Narrated by Muslim). 

2.Hitting the face, et cetera. This is prohibited because of the humiliation involved. By the same token, it is not permitted to put chains on prisoners’ necks or to lay them on the ground to whip them, even if this is the hadd (Islamic punishment) prescribed for them, because this involves humiliation and harms their health and bodies. 

3.Punishment by fire, strangulation or holding a prisoner’s head under water. The exception is in cases of qisaas (retaliation) and where the punishment needs to fit the crime. For example, if a person has committed aggression against another by burning him, it is permissible to exact retribution against him in the same manner. 

4.Starving prisoners or exposing them to cold, or feeding them harmful things, or preventing them from wearing clothes. If a prisoner dies because of such things, his jailer may be executed in retribution qisaas or be required to pay diyah (blood money). 

5.Removing prisoners’ clothing. This is prohibited because it uncovers their `awrah (private parts) and exposes them to physical and psychological illness. 

6.Preventing them from relieving themselves, doing ablution and praying. It is obvious that this is harmful to the prisoners’ health. Examples of Muslims’ concern for prisoners The Hadith mentioned above shows how the Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) issued commands that prisoners should be cared for and their needs for food and drink met. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) often used to hand prisoners over to his Companions and urge them to treat them well. 

The Rightly-Guided Caliph `Ali ibn Abi Talib (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) used to inspect the prisons, meet the prisoners in them, and inquire about their circumstances. 

`Umar ibn `Abdul-`Aziz (RadiyAllah ‘anhu), the fifth Rightly-Guided Caliph, used to write to his employees, telling them to see how the prisoners were and to take care of the sick among them. 

Caliph Al-Mu`tadid (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) allocated 1500 dinars of the monthly budget to be spent on the needs and medical treatment of prisoners. 

When the Abbasid Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) imprisoned one of his ministers, Ibn Muqlah, and the minister got sick. So the caliph sent the famous doctor Thabit ibn Sinan ibn Thabit ibn Qurrah to treat him in jail, and he urged him to treat him well. The doctor used to feed him with his own hand and treated him very kindly. 

At the time of the Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu), the minister `Ali ibn `Isa Al-Jarrah wrote to the head of the hospitals of Iraq at that time: “I have been thinking, may Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) grant you long life, about those who are in prison. With their large numbers and rough accommodation, they are not free from disease. They are prevented from doing things which will benefit them and meeting with doctors whom they can consult about the sicknesses they are exposed to. 

So you have to appoint doctors for them who will go in and see them every day and take them medicine and drinks, and who will go around to all the jails and treat the sick in them and prescribe medicine for them.” This care lasted throughout the reign of al-Muqtadir, al-Qahir, al-Radi and al-Muttaqi.”

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How to Choose the Right Criminal Defense Attorney in San Diego?

Facing criminal charges in San Diego can be an incredibly stressful experience, whether you're dealing with a misdemeanor or a felony offense. One of the most important decisions you'll make during this time is choosing the right San Diego criminal defense attorney to represent you. Your lawyer will play a pivotal role in your case, influencing the outcome and the penalties you may face. That’s why it’s essential to choose someone who is experienced, trustworthy, and well-versed in criminal law in San Diego.

In this article, we’ll guide you through the process of selecting the right criminal defense attorney in San Diego, providing you with practical steps and advice to help ensure that you get the best legal representation possible.

1. Understand Your Needs and the Type of Defense You Require

Before you start searching for a criminal defense attorney in San Diego, it’s important to understand the nature of the criminal charges you're facing. Criminal law encompasses a wide range of offenses, including DUIs, theft, assault, drug possession, and more. Depending on the type of crime you're charged with, the defense strategies and expertise required can vary greatly.

For example, if you're charged with a DUI offense, you’ll need a criminal defense attorney who specializes in DUI cases and understands the complex rules and procedures associated with impaired driving charges. Similarly, if you're facing drug possession charges, you'll want a lawyer with experience in defending drug-related cases.

Identifying the specific charges you're up against will help you narrow down your search and focus on attorneys with expertise in your area of need.

2. Look for Experience and Specialization in Criminal Defense

When it comes to criminal law, experience matters. You don’t want to trust your future to an attorney who doesn’t have a strong background in criminal defense. It’s crucial to look for a San Diego criminal defense attorney who has significant experience handling criminal cases, particularly those similar to yours.

Here are some factors to consider when evaluating an attorney's experience:

Years of Practice: How long has the attorney been practicing criminal law in San Diego? An attorney with years of experience is likely to have a deep understanding of local laws and procedures.

Case Type Experience: Ensure the attorney has experience handling cases like yours. If you're facing charges for a drug-related offense, a lawyer with experience in drug defense is preferable.

Success Rate: While past success isn’t a guarantee of future outcomes, an attorney's track record can give you an indication of their skill level and how well they handle cases.

Make sure to ask the attorney about their past experience in cases similar to yours and whether they’ve had favorable results in those types of cases.

3. Check for Reputation and Client Reviews

A criminal defense attorney’s reputation is often a reflection of their competence and effectiveness in the courtroom. One way to gauge an attorney's reputation is by reading online client reviews and testimonials. Many law firms now have websites with reviews from past clients, but you can also check third-party websites like Google, Avvo, and Yelp for more insights.

When reading reviews, pay attention to feedback related to:

Communication: Was the attorney easy to communicate with? Did they keep the client informed about the case's progress?

Professionalism: Did the attorney show professionalism and courtesy throughout the process?

Case Results: How successful was the attorney in achieving favorable outcomes for their clients?

You can also ask the attorney for references from past clients who had similar cases. These referrals can provide firsthand accounts of the attorney's skills and reliability.

4. Evaluate the Attorney’s Communication Skills

Good communication is a critical factor in choosing the right criminal defense attorney. You want a lawyer who listens to your concerns, explains your options clearly, and provides you with regular updates throughout the process.

When you first meet with a potential San Diego criminal defense attorney, pay attention to their communication style. Do they make you feel comfortable? Are they patient and willing to answer all your questions? An attorney who communicates well will be able to explain complex legal jargon in a way that you can understand, which is essential for making informed decisions about your case.

Additionally, the way an attorney communicates with you during the initial consultation can give you an idea of how they will handle communication throughout your case. If they are dismissive or fail to answer your questions adequately during this first meeting, they may not be the right fit for you.

5. Assess the Attorney’s Approach to Your Case

Each criminal defense attorney has their own approach to handling cases. Some may be aggressive in fighting charges, while others may prefer a more collaborative approach to negotiations and settlements. The right approach for you will depend on the specifics of your case and your personal preferences.

During your initial consultation, ask the attorney about their approach to defending clients. Here are a few things to consider:

Strategy: How does the attorney plan to approach your case? Do they have a clear strategy for defending you?

Negotiation Skills: Will they attempt to negotiate a plea deal or work toward reducing your charges or penalties? Or are they prepared to take your case to trial if necessary?

Personalized Attention: Does the attorney take the time to understand your case in depth and develop a personalized defense strategy?

Choosing an attorney who has a clear plan and is open to discussing it with you is important in ensuring that you have the best chance of success.

6. Consider Legal Fees and Payment Plans

Legal fees can vary greatly depending on the complexity of your case, the attorney's experience, and their reputation. While it’s important not to choose an attorney solely based on cost, you do need to understand what the fees will be and how they will be structured.

When meeting with potential attorneys, make sure to discuss the following:

Fee Structure: Is the attorney charging a flat fee or hourly rate? Be sure to get clarity on how the attorney charges for their services.

Payment Plans: If you can’t afford to pay the full fee upfront, ask whether the attorney offers payment plans or financing options.

Additional Costs: In addition to attorney fees, there may be other costs involved, such as court fees, expert witness fees, and other legal expenses. Make sure you’re aware of these potential costs upfront.

Choosing an attorney who is transparent about fees and payment structures will help avoid any surprises later on.

7. Trust Your Instincts

Finally, trust your instincts when choosing a San Diego criminal defense attorney. After meeting with a few attorneys and considering their experience, reputation, communication skills, and approach to your case, you should have a gut feeling about who is the right fit for you. Trust yourself to make the right decision, as you’ll need to work closely with this attorney throughout your case.

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Address: 714 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90015, United States

Phone No: +1 (213) 668-7364

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Assault occurs when one person intentionally creates the impression of imminent harm on another. Those who threaten bodily harm to another with the ability to cause harm have committed assault, according to law. Assaults of any kind are not taken lightly by the court. It is highly recommended that you seek the assistance of an experienced assault lawyer if you are facing an assault charge.

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RIGHTS OF PRISONERS IN ISLAM

It goes without saying that Islam caters for the physical and the psychological fitness of prisoners. In Islam, prisoners, like all other members of society, have their rights. They should be treated with care and get the due educational and religious courses that help them improve psychologically and be good citizens after they get out of the prison. While in prison, they are not to be tortured or the like. 

Focusing more on this issue, here is the fatwa issued by Sheikh Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjid, a prominent Saudi Muslim scholar and lecturer: “Islam pays great attention to the matter of prisons and the circumstances of prisoners. It is rare to find anything similar to this in any place or time. The jurists discussed in their books the rulings pertaining to prisoners, their circumstances and how they should be treated. This concern stems from the Islamic concern for the protection of man and respect for his humanity. 

To make the matter easier to understand and to make the rulings more clear, the scholars divided the subject-matter into two parts: the rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners, and the rulings pertaining to health care in the place that is used as a prison. 

Rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners 

1.The jurists discussed the matter of imprisoning a person who is sick in the first place. Do the authorities have the right to imprison a sick person? The answer is that this is a matter of ijtihad (legal reasoning), and the final decision rests with the judge who must weigh up the reason why this person is to be imprisoned, the seriousness of his disease, and the possibility of taking care of him in jail. 

If sufficient health care is available for this sick person in prison, and he is not suffering a serious illness that could kill him if he is detained, it is permissible to imprison him. If such care is not available, the judge may hand him over to someone who can treat him and guard him, without releasing him completely, until it is possible to imprison him again. 

2.If a prisoner becomes sick while in jail and it is possible to treat him there, then he must be treated without bringing him out. Doctors and servants should not be prevented from going in to see him, treat him and serve him. If lack of treatment leads to his death, criminal charges are to be laid against those who were the cause of that, and they are to be punished. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) passed by a prisoner who was in chains, and he called out, “O Muhammad, O Muhammad!” He came to him and said, “What is the matter?” He said, “I am hungry, feed me. I am thirsty, give me water.” The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) commanded that his needs should be met. (Narrated by Muslim). 

And no doubt medical treatment is what the sick person needs. But if it is not possible to treat him inside the prison, he must be taken out to a place where it is possible to treat him, under the supervision of the jail or whoever is delegated to the task of watching and guarding him. 

With regard to these rulings, the jurists do not differentiate between physical illness and psychological illness (true psychological illness, that is, as opposed to the made-up psychological illness or the regular psychological illness which many lawyers use as a means of getting criminals let off). 

Hence the jurists (Rahimullahu ‘alaihim) stated that it is not permissible to lock the door on the prisoner—so long as there is the certainty that he will not run away—or to put him in a dark room, or to harm him in any way or to do anything that will make him terrified. His relatives should not be prevented from visiting him, because this will have an effect on his health and psychology. 

3.It is prescribed for the authorities or their representative to set up a special medical wing in the prison to take care of the prisoners’ health needs. This will spare them the need to take them out to public hospitals and expose them to possible insult and humiliation. 

4.Prisoners should be allowed to see their spouses and to have intimate relations with them, if there is a suitable place for that in the jail, as a protection for them and their spouses. 

5.The jurists stated that it is obligatory to enable prisoners to do ablution and purify themselves, which is undoubtedly an important protective precaution against sickness. 

Rulings pertaining to health care in the prison 

The place that is used as a prison should be spacious, clean, well-ventilated, lit by natural sunlight, and furnished with the necessary facilities such as washrooms, etc. It is not permissible to gather such a large number of prisoners in one place that they will not be able to do ablution and pray. 

Prohibitions in disciplining or dealing with prisoners 

1.Mutilating. It is not permitted to punish a prisoner by cutting off any part of his body or breaking any of his bones. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade mutilation of prisoners of war and said, “Do not mutilate.” (Narrated by Muslim). 

2.Hitting the face, et cetera. This is prohibited because of the humiliation involved. By the same token, it is not permitted to put chains on prisoners’ necks or to lay them on the ground to whip them, even if this is the hadd (Islamic punishment) prescribed for them, because this involves humiliation and harms their health and bodies. 

3.Punishment by fire, strangulation or holding a prisoner’s head under water. The exception is in cases of qisaas (retaliation) and where the punishment needs to fit the crime. For example, if a person has committed aggression against another by burning him, it is permissible to exact retribution against him in the same manner. 

4.Starving prisoners or exposing them to cold, or feeding them harmful things, or preventing them from wearing clothes. If a prisoner dies because of such things, his jailer may be executed in retribution qisaas or be required to pay diyah (blood money). 

5.Removing prisoners’ clothing. This is prohibited because it uncovers their `awrah (private parts) and exposes them to physical and psychological illness. 

6.Preventing them from relieving themselves, doing ablution and praying. It is obvious that this is harmful to the prisoners’ health. Examples of Muslims’ concern for prisoners The Hadith mentioned above shows how the Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) issued commands that prisoners should be cared for and their needs for food and drink met. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) often used to hand prisoners over to his Companions and urge them to treat them well. 

The Rightly-Guided Caliph `Ali ibn Abi Talib (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) used to inspect the prisons, meet the prisoners in them, and inquire about their circumstances. 

`Umar ibn `Abdul-`Aziz, the fifth Rightly-Guided Caliph, used to write to his employees, telling them to see how the prisoners were and to take care of the sick among them. 

Caliph Al-Mu`tadid (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) allocated 1500 dinars of the monthly budget to be spent on the needs and medical treatment of prisoners. 

When the Abbasid Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) imprisoned one of his ministers, Ibn Muqlah, and the minister got sick. So the caliph sent the famous doctor Thabit ibn Sinan ibn Thabit ibn Qurrah to treat him in jail, and he urged him to treat him well. The doctor used to feed him with his own hand and treated him very kindly. 

At the time of the Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu), the minister `Ali ibn `Isa Al-Jarrah wrote to the head of the hospitals of Iraq at that time: “I have been thinking, may Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) grant you long life, about those who are in prison. With their large numbers and rough accommodation, they are not free from disease. They are prevented from doing things which will benefit them and meeting with doctors whom they can consult about the sicknesses they are exposed to. 

So you have to appoint doctors for them who will go in and see them every day and take them medicine and drinks, and who will go around to all the jails and treat the sick in them and prescribe medicine for them.” This care lasted throughout the reign of al-Muqtadir, al-Qahir, al-Radi and al-Muttaqi.”

_________________

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There are a couple more things the rain is coming down and it looks like from the ships and it is and it is coming down pretty good we need to let you know that it is going to probably flood a little here and there and that your harbor will flood and you can easily fix it I can think it's good to hold on to **** and you're wrong doesn't just get sick.

- This area is contaminated with a few things and fecal mattering is one of them we want our son in a better area and away from these losers and we're writing letters to that effect to see if anybody responds correctly. We're also securing for him a lawyer. And a real one one that can do things especially in the case of John Rebel iron hey we actually have to have a front person. And we're going to go ahead with it it'll increase pressure but it'll do a lot more than him just yelling and screaming and we noted it too. George WA didn't have a lawyer but he had people go get stuff that were acting like one and BJA was not really doing it. When they were kicked out and that's gonna happen soon. So we're thinking of hiring an actual lawyer these guys wanna get back at these losers for things like 9/11 and we agree with it and we're moving out.

--- And legal issues lawsuits criminal stuff civil suits binders evictions were starting a major program coming up this week now it's next week. With plenty of subdivisions but it will be huge and vital and goddess wife are hitting it out. And the Lobo approximate midnight and the other from South America there's a lot of stuff that's happening we're getting ready for it and it's coming up tonight and today and we're going to be ready for a huge fight if there is one. The Midwest is emptying the Tennessee line all 5 of them averaged 10% but it's around 4% 5% 7% 9% and 20% the top band which is odd as in Kentucky it starts at about 15% and it goes up to about 40% and the average is 30% and let me just kind of sitting there the next evacuation is going to be in probably an hour.

- And a son says it too they know they were occupying these factories and it wouldn't put it past him to fire a missile up there and where we are to threaten to come pick us up that's what they're trying and the people there didn't note too much that the missiles are aimed at that location

Thor Freya

Olympus

We hope ours get out OK this is a nightmare and I hear it's picking up already.

Hera

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Waiver Success: 10 Strategies for Canadians Entering the US

As Canadians plan to enter the United States, navigating the possible complexities of the process can be overwhelming. From understanding Canadian Pardon eligibility to applying for a US entry waiver, there are several important steps to consider and everything you need to know first.

This waiver is an important document that allows individuals possible permission to enter the USA border despite having a past ineligibility history to do so. Achieving discount success can be a tricky process, but with the right strategies, it's totally achievable.

If you want to enter the US as a Canadian citizen but are worried about the complexities of the immigration process or else you don't know how to come, don't worry here are 10 Strategies for you.

Canadian Pardon Services

When seeking to enter the U.S. with a criminal record, Canadian Parole Services may be helpful in getting you cleared in Canada. This may or may not be a somewhat instrumental addition strengthening your US entry waiver application.   However, it will have absolutely no bearing by itself in determining your eligibility for a U.S. entry waiver.  Do not hesitate or fear anything after coming to us, you will understand that our services will be factual and reasonable in assessing your situation and providing guidance on the necessary steps to be taken.

Even if you choose to move to the USA, if you have a criminal record, you can also benefit from our Canadian parole services immediately without wasting time.

Overview of Canadian Pardon Eligibility

Before applying for a US entry waiver, it is important to have a clear understanding of Canadian pardon eligibility so that you can understand where you stand regarding the two distinct and separate subject matters. Knowing whether you meet the required criteria can help streamline the application process and avoid potential roadblocks.

Consult With a U.S. Immigration Law Intelligence Analyst

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US Entry Waiver Application Process

Navigating the US Entry Waiver application process can be complicated. Familiarize yourself with the steps involved, collect all the necessary documents and ensure that your application is submitted accurately and on time, as difficult as it may seem, we will make it simple and hassle-free for you, all you need is the right documents.

Applying for a U.S. Entry Waiver

Once you've gathered all the necessary documents and information, it's time to apply for a U.S. Entry Waiver. We provide you with detailed guidance on carefully following the guidelines —providing detailed explanations of any criminal history, and preparing for a thorough review so you don't need to take any tension.

US Waiver Application for Canadians: Do’s and Don'ts

When completing your US Entry Waiver application, follow these do’s and don't to increase your chances of approval. Be honest and open about your past, express remorse and avoid giving false information.

 Factors That May Impact Your US Waiver Application

Please understand that various factors, including the nature of your criminal history, the length of time the offense occurred, and your overall conduct since then, may affect the outcome of your US Entry Waiver application. Then Understanding these factors will help you prepare a strong application that will be hassle-free for you.

How to Apply for a US Entry Waiver: Tips and Tricks

Finding guidance on how to apply for a US entry waiver can make a significant difference in the success of your application Even if you have no prior experience or knowledge of the subject, explore tips and tricks from experts in the field and make the most of their insights to improve your chances of approval. Or you can get the best US Entry Waiver service which will be very beneficial for you.

Prepare for the Interview

Keep in mind that if your application is approved—you may be required to attend an interview with a US immigration officer if you get sent to Secondary inspection at the border when you try to enter the USA. It is important to prepare for this interview to thoroughly review your application and be prepared to answer questions about your past and explain why you should be granted entry to the USA. Practice your answers to make sure you can convey your story clearly and confidently.

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Conclusion

Achieving exemption success as a Canadian entering the United States involves thorough preparation, careful consideration of eligibility criteria, and adherence to application guidelines. By following these 10 strategies and seeking professional help when needed, your own due diligence will increase your chances of getting an entry waiver and enjoy a hassle-free entry into the US. 

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[ad_1] Almost a 12 months after allegedly spitting in a restaurant supervisor's face, multifamily investor Patrick Carroll continues to be getting caught up in eyebrow elevating incidents. Within the newest bout of hassle, Miami Seashore police are investigating experiences of gunshots fired at or close to Carroll's waterfront residence at 810 Lakeview Drive. The house mogul, who offered his namesake firm for $80 million final 12 months, you've gotten additionally cemented a status as an allegedly hostile buyer at superb eating institutions in Miami and Miami Seashore. On Thursday, Carroll posted three movies on his Instagram account displaying Miami Seashore police squad automobiles and cops exterior his driveway. In one of many clips, somebody filmed Carroll as he spoke briefly to a few the officers. He informed the cops that he wasn't going to speak to them with out his lawyer being current. “I did not do something fallacious,” Carroll mentioned. “Take a look at all of the cops although.” One of many officers responds, “You did not do something fallacious? You are taking pictures a gun within the again. “We do not know whether it is bullets, rounds or something.” Carroll then turns round and begins strolling again towards his home. “I do know my rights,” Carroll mentioned. “Am I beneath arrest? “I simply have to know as a result of I'm going to ask my lawyer.” The cop informs Carroll that “we're simply looking for out what's going on.” In a textual content message to The Actual Deal, Carroll mentioned he engaged in simulated gunplay, however no actual bullets had been used. “They had been blanks,” he mentioned. “I spoke to the cops they usually had been laughing about it. I used to be doing it for an [Instagram] video." Miami Seashore Police Division spokesperson Christopher Bess informed Web page Six, which first reported the incident, that officers responded to Carroll's residence “relating to allegations of doable gunshots heard within the space.” Throughout a preliminary investigation, officers didn't discover a sufferer or a criminal offense scene, however the incident stays beneath investigation “for a extra thorough evaluation,” Bess mentioned. Bess didn't instantly reply to a request for remark. Carroll has a historical past of participating in risky confrontations. Subsequent month will mark the one-year anniversary when Carroll he allegedly spit within the face of a Wynwood restaurant supervisor who allegedly requested him to cease bothering a feminine patron. The incident was allegedly captured on surveillance video within the restaurant. The supervisor, Miguel Angel Weill, sued Carroll in June for defamation in Miami-Dade Circuit Courtroom. The case continues to be pending, court docket data present. Along with being banned from Weil's Wynwood restaurant, Carroll can be prohibited from coming into Carbone in Miami Seashore and Cote Miami within the Design District for allegedly insulting staff at each eating places with slurries, Weil's lawsuit alleges. Carroll has vehemently denied spitting in Weill's face and utilizing slurs. Extra lately, Carroll was arrested for felony battery in October, Miami-Dade court docket data present. Two workers of Gold Rush Cabaret in Miami's Higher Eastside alleged Carroll assaulted them as he was being thrown out of the strip membership, an arrest report states. The incident was allegedly recorded by safety cameras. In November, the Miami-Dade State Lawyer's Workplace lowered Carroll's cost from felony to misdemeanor battery. The case continues to be pending. Friday afternoon, Carroll posted an extended video model on Instagram of his interplay with Miami Seashore cops, accompanied by an extended rant about being “Mr. Misunderstood” and being “harassed by cops (pigs) my complete life.” Carroll additionally wrote that The Actual Deal, Web page Six and different shops which have written about his escapades are “shitty outdated publications which have tried to destroy my status.”

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DEPRIVATION OF THE RIGHTS OF THE PRISONERS

IN THE SO-CALLED ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN, 

WHICH BY DEFINITION IS NEITHER ISLAMIC, NOR REPUBLIC, 

UNFORTUNATELY! 

ACTUALLY, IT IS AN AUTOCRATIC DICTATORSHIP RULED BY A FEW CHOSEN FEUDAL LANDLORDS, A LEGACY OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE.

THE NEW PDM GOVERNMENT OF OLD PAKISTAN IS GUILTY OF 

VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL LAW BY THE WAY THEY ARE 

DEHUMANIZING H.E. IMRAN KHAN, THE FUTURE PRIME MINISTER OF THE NEW ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN, IN SHAA ALLAH!

It goes without saying that Islam caters for the physical and the psychological fitness of prisoners. In Islam, prisoners, like all other members of society, have their rights. They should be treated with care and get the due educational and religious courses that help them improve psychologically and be good citizens after they get out of the prison. While in prison, they are not to be tortured or the like. 

Focusing more on this issue, here is the fatwa issued by Sheikh Muhammad Saleh Al-Munajjid, a prominent Saudi Muslim scholar and lecturer: “Islam pays great attention to the matter of prisons and the circumstances of prisoners. It is rare to find anything similar to this in any place or time. The jurists discussed in their books the rulings pertaining to prisoners, their circumstances and how they should be treated. This concern stems from the Islamic concern for the protection of man and respect for his humanity. 

To make the matter easier to understand and to make the rulings more clear, the scholars divided the subject-matter into two parts: the rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners, and the rulings pertaining to health care in the place that is used as a prison. 

Rulings pertaining to the personal health of prisoners 

1.The jurists discussed the matter of imprisoning a person who is sick in the first place. Do the authorities have the right to imprison a sick person? The answer is that this is a matter of ijtihad (legal reasoning), and the final decision rests with the judge who must weigh up the reason why this person is to be imprisoned, the seriousness of his disease, and the possibility of taking care of him in jail. 

If sufficient health care is available for this sick person in prison, and he is not suffering a serious illness that could kill him if he is detained, it is permissible to imprison him. If such care is not available, the judge may hand him over to someone who can treat him and guard him, without releasing him completely, until it is possible to imprison him again. 

2.If a prisoner becomes sick while in jail and it is possible to treat him there, then he must be treated without bringing him out. Doctors and servants should not be prevented from going in to see him, treat him and serve him. If lack of treatment leads to his death, criminal charges are to be laid against those who were the cause of that, and they are to be punished. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) passed by a prisoner who was in chains, and he called out, “O Muhammad, O Muhammad!” He came to him and said, “What is the matter?” He said, “I am hungry, feed me. I am thirsty, give me water.” The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) commanded that his needs should be met. (Narrated by Muslim). 

And no doubt medical treatment is what the sick person needs. But if it is not possible to treat him inside the prison, he must be taken out to a place where it is possible to treat him, under the supervision of the jail or whoever is delegated to the task of watching and guarding him. 

With regard to these rulings, the jurists do not differentiate between physical illness and psychological illness (true psychological illness, that is, as opposed to the made-up psychological illness or the regular psychological illness which many lawyers use as a means of getting criminals let off). 

Hence the jurists (Rahimullahu ‘alaihim) stated that it is not permissible to lock the door on the prisoner—so long as there is the certainty that he will not run away—or to put him in a dark room, or to harm him in any way or to do anything that will make him terrified. His relatives should not be prevented from visiting him, because this will have an effect on his health and psychology. 

3.It is prescribed for the authorities or their representative to set up a special medical wing in the prison to take care of the prisoners’ health needs. This will spare them the need to take them out to public hospitals and expose them to possible insult and humiliation. 

4.Prisoners should be allowed to see their spouses and to have intimate relations with them, if there is a suitable place for that in the jail, as a protection for them and their spouses. 

5.The jurists stated that it is obligatory to enable prisoners to do ablution and purify themselves, which is undoubtedly an important protective precaution against sickness. 

Rulings pertaining to health care in the prison 

The place that is used as a prison should be spacious, clean, well-ventilated, lit by natural sunlight, and furnished with the necessary facilities such as washrooms, etc. It is not permissible to gather such a large number of prisoners in one place that they will not be able to do ablution and pray. 

Prohibitions in disciplining or dealing with prisoners 

1.Mutilating. It is not permitted to punish a prisoner by cutting off any part of his body or breaking any of his bones. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) forbade mutilation of prisoners of war and said, “Do not mutilate.” (Narrated by Muslim). 

2.Hitting the face, et cetera. This is prohibited because of the humiliation involved. By the same token, it is not permitted to put chains on prisoners’ necks or to lay them on the ground to whip them, even if this is the hadd (Islamic punishment) prescribed for them, because this involves humiliation and harms their health and bodies. 

3.Punishment by fire, strangulation or holding a prisoner’s head under water. The exception is in cases of qisaas (retaliation) and where the punishment needs to fit the crime. For example, if a person has committed aggression against another by burning him, it is permissible to exact retribution against him in the same manner. 

4.Starving prisoners or exposing them to cold, or feeding them harmful things, or preventing them from wearing clothes. If a prisoner dies because of such things, his jailer may be executed in retribution qisaas or be required to pay diyah (blood money). 

5.Removing prisoners’ clothing. This is prohibited because it uncovers their `awrah (private parts) and exposes them to physical and psychological illness. 

6.Preventing them from relieving themselves, doing ablution and praying. It is obvious that this is harmful to the prisoners’ health. Examples of Muslims’ concern for prisoners The Hadith mentioned above shows how the Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) issued commands that prisoners should be cared for and their needs for food and drink met. 

The Prophet (SallAllahu ‘alaihi wa Sallam) often used to hand prisoners over to his Companions and urge them to treat them well. 

The Rightly-Guided Caliph `Ali ibn Abi Talib (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) used to inspect the prisons, meet the prisoners in them, and inquire about their circumstances. 

`Umar ibn `Abdul-`Aziz (RadiyAllah ‘anhu), the fifth Rightly-Guided Caliph, used to write to his employees, telling them to see how the prisoners were and to take care of the sick among them. 

Caliph Al-Mu`tadid (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) allocated 1500 dinars of the monthly budget to be spent on the needs and medical treatment of prisoners. 

When the Abbasid Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu) imprisoned one of his ministers, Ibn Muqlah, and the minister got sick. So the caliph sent the famous doctor Thabit ibn Sinan ibn Thabit ibn Qurrah to treat him in jail, and he urged him to treat him well. The doctor used to feed him with his own hand and treated him very kindly. 

At the time of the Caliph Al-Muqtadir (RadiyAllah ‘anhu), the minister `Ali ibn `Isa Al-Jarrah wrote to the head of the hospitals of Iraq at that time: “I have been thinking, may Allah (Subhanahu wa Ta’ala) grant you long life, about those who are in prison. With their large numbers and rough accommodation, they are not free from disease. They are prevented from doing things which will benefit them and meeting with doctors whom they can consult about the sicknesses they are exposed to. 

So you have to appoint doctors for them who will go in and see them every day and take them medicine and drinks, and who will go around to all the jails and treat the sick in them and prescribe medicine for them.” This care lasted throughout the reign of al-Muqtadir, al-Qahir, al-Radi and al-Muttaqi.”