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The Case of the Petite Woman with a Bad Temper and her Understanding Employer

by Dennis Beaver | law enforcement, workplace

March 13, 2020 • By Dennis Beaver This is the story about how a lawyer, prosecutor, and judge worked together to teach a volatile woman respect for authority, and also, of an employer who saw great promise in an employee who very likely would have lost her job if she...

A father’s thanks to the California Highway Patrol

by Dennis Beaver | law enforcement, traffic ticket

September 6, 2019 • By Dennis Beaver  If there is one thing that can turn a pleasant drive sour in an instant it is being pulled over by a traffic officer and receiving a ticket. Even if deep down, we know the cop was right, still, no one is going to think, “This was...

What Cops Want Us to Know About Traffic Tickets

by Dennis Beaver | law enforcement, traffic ticket

December 21, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver Suddenly, in the rearview mirror the red flashing lights of a police car appear. “What did I do? Am I going to get a ticket? Please, No!” The speedometer reveals a speed significantly over the limit, or maybe not, you’re just...

To meet or not to meet with law enforcement

by Dennis Beaver | law enforcement, malpractice, medicine

August 24, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver “Mr. Beaver I am a physician in Northern California and read your column in the Eureka Times-Standard. My father is a surgeon and last year lost a patient even before the operation began because the anesthesiologist gave the patient...

Is it wise to ignore a red light camera ticket?

by Dennis Beaver | consumer credit, law enforcement, traffic ticket

July 27, 2018 • By Dennis Beaver One of the great “joys” that motorists across the United States face is an encounter with RoboCop, also known as the red light camera. Who hasn’t just driven through an intersection, or turned right on a red, only to see a bright flash...

Should I report my wife’s thefts?

by Dennis Beaver | divorce, fraud, law enforcement, lawyers, workplace

July 16, 2016 • By Dennis Beaver “My wife works at a food bank near a town where your column is widely read. She is paid $12 an hour, but doing the math, I know she is stealing money donated by generous people in our community,” Ted’s email stated. “Finding new,...
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