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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Violence Against Transgender People
Last Friday, Governor Schwarzenegger vetoed AB 633, which was designed to alleviate and prevent violence against incarcerated Transgender people. According to a University of California Irvine study commissioned by the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, 69 percent of transgender inmates report … Continue reading
End of an Era & a New Beginning
I received an unexpected tribute Saturday night (9-26-10) at the California Association of Licensed Investigators (CALI) “President’s Banquet.” The President’s Award, the Distinguished Achievement Award (DAA), and the Governor of the Year Award were scheduled to be given out that … Continue reading
White Flag of Surrender
Leave Blank:Do Not Change:Your email: As my regular readers will know, I’ve had a series of disagreements with some members of my profession over issues involving Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE), professional ethics, and legislative matters in general. One of the … Continue reading
Re-trial in 30+ Year Old Murder Case ends with another “Hung” Jury
NEWS RELEASE J.B. Tucker & Associates P.O. Box 433 Torrance CA 90508-0433 Tel: 310.618.9596 Cell: 818.720.3719 www.janbtucker.com [email protected] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 21, 2010 FOR INFORMATION: J.J. Little 310.622.9527, Jan Tucker 310.618.9596 1976 MURDER CASE DECLARED MISTRIAL ON 2ND “HUNG … Continue reading
Al Gore: “You Ain’t seen bad yet, but it’s commin’”
If you’ve ever seen the movie Next of Kin starring Patrick Swayze, there’s this great line where he tells actor Andreas Katsoulas, “Bad? You ain’t seen bad yet, but it’s commin.” That’s one of the all time greatest lines in … Continue reading
“Labor Donated” Isn’t Subject to Re-definition
A discussion is taking place in Peace and Freedom Party cyber-circles as to whether it is legitimate for their candidates to use the terminology “Labor Donated” on their literature. I used to be the investigator for the Southern California Allied … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas & Opinions, Uncategorized
Tagged Allied Printing Trades Council, Communications Workers of America, CWA, GCIU, Graphic Communications International Union, Industrial Workers of the World, IWW, labor, Local 69, Peace & Freedom Party, Peace and Freedom Party, PFP, The Newspaper Guild, TNG, UAW, union, United Auto Workers
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Children of Abraham II
Today as I watched Secretary of State Hilary Clinton at a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas I was thinking that one of them should mention, in the spirit of peace, that the … Continue reading
Posted in Ideas & Opinions
Tagged Abraham, Benjamin Netanyahu, Hilary Clinton, Isaac, Ishmael, Mahmoud Abbas
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Why Chicano Studies; Why Arizona is Afraid of Chicano Studies
LAMC 9-1-10 Click the above link to hear my speech at Los Angeles Mission College on September 1, 2010. Mission College, after a long struggle, has finally initiated a Department of Chicano Studies. The interdisciplinary Chicano Studies program (now to … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, Chicano Studies, Jan B. Tucker, Los Angeles Mission College, Maria Cano, Norma Ramirez, SB 1070
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