Posted by: Mr. Hyde August 12, 2010
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It should be morally wrong and illegal to have sex with an adopted child but Ajay Dev, an engineer by profession, seems to have been in a weak state of mind both when he finalized his decision of adoption and when he decided to have sex with the accuser.
You know why the state of California finds itself in such a dire fiscal situation?
Here are some of the ill-conceived things that are happening there:
1) California Assembly approves $20 million for Jaycee Dugard (Read the blog too by Clicking Here so that it does not sound lopsided on my part)
2) Proposed California law would sanction cities that pay excessive salaries (Read the blog too by Clicking Here so that it does not sound lopsided on my part)
3)Ajay Dev gets sentenced for more than 300 years when it's not even a murder case and I am sure there are a lot of other cases like this. Taxpayers will be handed the check when it is time to pay.
4) The Pay Behind The Curtain
Hoping to quell growing outcry spawned by the Bell salary and pension
scandal, cities across the state raced last week to pull back the
curtain on employee compensation for an increasingly agitated public.
(Click here for the whole article)
.. and on and on..
You know why the state of California finds itself in such a dire fiscal situation?
Here are some of the ill-conceived things that are happening there:
1) California Assembly approves $20 million for Jaycee Dugard (Read the blog too by Clicking Here so that it does not sound lopsided on my part)
2) Proposed California law would sanction cities that pay excessive salaries (Read the blog too by Clicking Here so that it does not sound lopsided on my part)
3)Ajay Dev gets sentenced for more than 300 years when it's not even a murder case and I am sure there are a lot of other cases like this. Taxpayers will be handed the check when it is time to pay.
4) The Pay Behind The Curtain
Cities leave out key details about employee compensation
in the scandal-spawned quest for transparency
By
Jake Armstrong
08/12/2010
Hoping to quell growing outcry spawned by the Bell salary and pension
scandal, cities across the state raced last week to pull back the
curtain on employee compensation for an increasingly agitated public.
(Click here for the whole article)
.. and on and on..