A month ago this person was crosposting across the newsgroups, vicus lies about another user. I.ve sent a complaint to his ISP about it, but I seems they did nothing(he still has an account & the posting are still there). Its it possible for Google beta group to block that account from posting on the newsgroups? --

If I go into a shop, and purchase a shiny new marble, pay, get a reciept, and the till operator pockets my cash, and runs off to the bahamas to enjoy their ill-gotten-gains, am I in exactly the same legal position as if the theft had not happened? (assuming I'm entirely unaware of the theft)

On 31 Jan 2006 11:42:19 -0800, "Crowley" wrote: Northern Raider wrote: Did YOU vote for New Labour Sad to say but I did vote for them back in 1997...........but never again.

and turtill cant afford to phone him. Hip hip........ Hip hip........ Hip hip........

Doing research project on population statistics & crime. 1) Can anyone tell me the proportion (percentage) of Black (non Asian) people living in the UK population, I think it's around 3%. 2) What percentage of muggings and other crimes are committed by Black males. 3) Similarly for other ethnicities, including indigenous population.

andre wrote: Steve Walker wrote: Not so fast, cowboy! We don't want him back, he's yours now... :o) Spoken like a fella who cant join the debate cos: 1. He aint a lawyer. 2. hes dead from the neck up

....The Sun disclaims responsibility. http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006050156,00.html -- Brave New Britain

On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 23:48:35 GMT, John Anderton wrote: On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 23:28:19 +0000, Danny Colyer wrote: R. Murphy wrote: Isn't there a definition of pavement (children's) cycles into which Moultons, bromptons and the like neatly fit?

On Tue, 31 Jan 2006 23:28:19 +0000, Danny Colyer wrote: R. Murphy wrote: Isn't there a definition of pavement (children's) cycles into which Moultons, bromptons and the like neatly fit? I've been hearing this rumour all my life, but no-one's ever been able to point me to any actual legislation. I notice that someone (Tom?) has now crossposted this...

One of John Bunts / Guy Fawkes "as a man in his mid thirties living in england I am now legally entitled to **** a 16 year old boy in the ass,"

I was a bit surprised that a big white unmarked van was parked on the bus stop outside my office all day to day. It was one of those speed camera vans, and the Police were further down the road stopping the drivers who had exceeded the speed limit. In the meantime, the buses could not pull in to the stop, children were having to walk into the street to board the bus, etc etc There were...

Let's say you have a situation where employees at a workshop refused to work on certain materials because it caused adverse reactions. According to the MSDS, handling these materials requires extraction hoods, gloves, goggles, masks, antistatic measures, etc., all of which have been fitted. The workers are still apprehensive about working with these materials based on past experience (when the...

Hi all I recently came across this bill: http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/welfare/bill/index.htm All seems fair and just, accept what I found in the Explanatory Notes: http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200506/cmbills/058/en/06058x--.htm

Is it legal to use different aliases, e.g. have a PO Box in the name of "Fred Bloggs", apply to a mail order company in the name of "John Smith". It wouldn't be for anything fraudulent, mainly for privacy and to confuse companies that sent junk mail.

http://www.marbleandgranitetiles.com/bilton.htm

"Steve Walker" wrote in message ... Eyan (oo) wrote: "andre" wrote in message ... ****e snipped Ow! fookface

Any help/ advice with the following much appreciated: In February 2005 I received a NIP for an alleged speeding offence. The evidence against me was collected by a police officer using an LTI 20:20 hand held laser device. I pleaded not guilty to the offence when the relevant court documentation came through (August 2005) and requested the video evidence under the rules of disclosure.

The Guardian 31 January 2006 GP questioned over journey to suicide clinic Clare Dyer Legal editor Michael Irwin, the former GP who revealed last week that he had accompanied a terminally ill widow from Scotland to an assisted suicide clinic in Zurich, was questioned yesterday by Surrey police about his role in her death. Dr Irwin, 74, a campaigner for voluntary euthanasia who lives in

Can I photocopy something if it doesn't have copyright printed on it

Derek Hornby wrote: And just for the record, I, as most others on uk.legal, surrot Cynic. You may have a problem with Cynic but most of us do not. Derek ole son, I admire your very admirable support of cynic the guy who helped you, advised you and encouraged you in your stoush against pete turtill.