Law Offices Of Timothy Ryan & ociates
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Mark from http://www.CentralTexasInsurance.com discusses the two types of auto insurance deductibles - Collision & Other Than Collision (OTC) / Comprehensive

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Howdy everybody it’s Mark Lyne from … okay wait a minute I was covering up the mic… Alright, it’s Mark Lyne from Central Texas Insurance - A Mark Lyne Agency.

I wanted to talk today about deductibles.

You’ll notice the background is not moving I’m in the car, but not driving.

There’s two types of deductibles, the first is Collision, it’s exactly what it sounds like it’s if somebody were to collide with you or you were to collide with somebody else or, something that is standing still, for example, and the second type is Other Than Collision or some people will call it Comprehensive.

So the first type of deductible Collision is the most expensive deductible of the two.

For that one we are usually paying for doctors, lawyers, brand new vehicles, you know… People usually have a lot more bodily injury in a Collision, their cars sustain a lot more damage that kind of thing…

Comprehensive or Other Than Collision - best way I know how to explain that is it’s stupid animals, mean people and God. So, for example, if a deer, if you hit a deer or a deer hits you if somebody vandalizes your car or if there’s a hail storm or something along those lines, or the occasional piece of flying plywood like the one that hit my car a couple of months ago, so, anyway, call me, I can tell you a little bit more about that story.

So, that’s it, your two ah, two auto deductibles sort of explained quickly.
- Other Than Collision - stupid animals, mean people & God.
- Collision - you ramming into things or things ramming into you.

Thanks a lot and have a great day - Bye!

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Self-Defense in New Jersey
By Kenneth Vercammen

The United States Constitution and New Jersey State laws permit us to protect ourselves. As homeowners, there are legal measures that can be used to keep out intruders. The Second Amendment to the US Constitution provides that we have the right to bear arms. Obviously, civilized society has certain restrictions on gun and weapon use.
The basic question many people have is, if I defend myself and the attacker claims they are hurt, can I be liable? There are two vastly different grounds for liability: criminal liability and civil liability.
Self-Defense and Avoiding Criminal Responsibility
A person may use force against another person if he reasonably believes that such force is immediately necessary for the purpose of protecting himself against the use of unlawful force by such other person. Such justifiable use of force is commonly call “self-defense.” The provisions for self-defense to protect citizens from criminal charges are found in the criminal code at NJSA 2C-3-4(a), which states in part:
“… The use of force upon or toward another person is justifiable when the actor reasonably believes that such force is immediately necessary for the purpose of protecting himself against the unlawful force by such other person on the present occasion.”
In other words, self-defense is the right of a person to defend against any unlawful force. Self defense is also the right of a person to defend against seriously threatened unlawful force that is actually pending or reasonably anticipated. When a person is in imminent danger of bodily harm, the person has the right to use force, or even deadly force, when that force is necessary to prevent the use of unlawful force against him. The force used by the defender must not be significantly greater than and must be proportionate to the unlawful force threatened or used against the defender.
Unlawful force is defined as force used against a person without the person’s consent in such a way that the action would be a civil wrong or a criminal offense.
If the force used by the defender was not immediately necessary for the defender’s protection or if the force used by the defender was disproportionate in its intensity, then the use of such force by the defendant was not justified and the self-defense claim in a criminal prosecution falls.

Deadly Force and Criminal Prosecution
The use of deadly force may be justified only to defend against force or the threat of force of nearly equally severity and is not justifiable unless the defendant reasonably believes that such force is necessary to protect (himself/herself) against death or serious bodily harm. By serious bodily harm, we mean an injury that creates substantial risk of death or which causes serious permanent disfigurement or which causes a protracted loss or impairment of the function of any bodily member or organ.
One cannot respond with deadly force to a threat of or even an actual minor attack. For example, a slap or an imminent threat of being pushed in a crowd would not ordinarily justify the use of deadly force to defend against such unlawful conduct.
In addition, one can under limited instances use force in the protection of others (NJSA 2C:35-5). Limited force under certain instances is also afforded in the criminal code for the defense of personal property (NJSA 2C:3-6C).
Defense of Real Property (Your Home) and Criminal Liability
A section of the New Jersey criminal law provides that:
“The use of force upon or toward the person of another is justifiable when the actor is in possession or control of premises or is licensed or privileged to be thereon and he reasonably believes such force necessary to prevent or terminate what he reasonably believes to be the commission or attempted commission of a criminal trespass by such other person in or upon such premises.”
A person commits a criminal trespass if, knowing that (he/she) is not licensed or privileged to do so, (he/she) enters or surreptitiously remains in any structure or separately secured or occupied portion thereof.
Our criminal law further provides that, in defense of your home:
“The use of force is justifiable…only if the actor first requests the person against whom such force is used to desist from his interference with the property, unless the actor reasonably believes that (a) such request would be useless; (b) it would be dangerous to himself or another person to make the request or (c) substantial harm will be done to the physical condition of the property which is sought to be protected before the request can effectively be made.

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n a video blog posted on his own website, a highly emotional and tearful Perez Hilton (addressing himself in the video by his real name, Mario Lavandeira) finally sheds light on what really went down on the night of his alleged ault after the 2009 Much Music Video Awards in Toronto, Ontario Canada. In the video, he blames Black Eyed Peas’ manager Polo Molina for punching him in his right eye multiple times, causing physical injury. Perez accuses Will.I.Am of being a “coward” and a “liar” for denying the whole thing. Polo Molina is now being formally charged with physical ault for the attack.

I have to say, as annoying as Perez Hilton can be, he makes a valid point; nobody has the right to physically attack somebody, unless fully provoked (meaning if the person is threatening you with bodily harm first.) The way BEP’s manager reacted to the situation, considering the fact that it had nothing to do with him personally in the first place, was uncalled for. Now he’s in a lot of trouble; then again, so is Perez. See kids? Using your fists instead of your words will not solve the problem, but will only make it worse; and talking when you should just keep your mouth shut will get you a bloody black eye, or possibly worse. Both parties involved here acted badly, and that’s why at the end of the day, nobody wins.

This is not the actual video, as I was unable to upload it; additionally it might go against a copyright claim. Instead this is the full audio version of the video, in Perez’s own words. You can tell hes very serious about this, and reports show that he will pursue this matter fully (can we say “lawsuit”?)

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n a video blog posted on his own website, a highly emotional and tearful Perez Hilton (addressing himself in the video by his real name, Mario Lavandeira) finally sheds light on what really went down on the night of his alleged ault after the 2009 Much Music Video Awards in Toronto, Ontario Canada. In the video, he blames Black Eyed Peas’ manager Polo Molina for punching him in his right eye multiple times, causing physical injury. Perez accuses Will.I.Am of being a “coward” and a “liar” for denying the whole thing. Polo Molina is now being formally charged with physical ault for the attack.

I have to say, as annoying as Perez Hilton can be, he makes a valid point; nobody has the right to physically attack somebody, unless fully provoked (meaning if the person is threatening you with bodily harm first.) The way BEP’s manager reacted to the situation, considering the fact that it had nothing to do with him personally in the first place, was uncalled for. Now he’s in a lot of trouble; then again, so is Perez. See kids? Using your fists instead of your words will not solve the problem, but will only make it worse; and talking when you should just keep your mouth shut will get you a bloody black eye, or possibly worse. Both parties involved here acted badly, and that’s why at the end of the day, nobody wins.

This is not the actual video, as I was unable to upload it; additionally it might go against a copyright claim. Instead this is the full audio version of the video, in Perez’s own words. You can tell hes very serious about this, and reports show that he will pursue this matter fully (can we say “lawsuit”?)

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In a video blog posted on his own website, a highly emotional and tearful Perez Hilton (addressing himself in the video by his real name, Mario Lavandeira) finally sheds light on what really went down on the night of his alleged ault after the 2009 Much Music Video Awards in Toronto, Ontario Canada. In the video, he blames Black Eyed Peas’ manager Polo Molina for punching him in his right eye multiple times, causing physical injury. Perez accuses Will.I.Am of being a “coward” and a “liar” for denying the whole thing. Polo Molina is now being formally charged with physical ault for the attack.

I have to say, as annoying as Perez Hilton can be, he makes a valid point; nobody has the right to physically attack somebody, unless fully provoked (meaning if the person is threatening you with bodily harm first.) The way BEP’s manager reacted to the situation, considering the fact that it had nothing to do with him personally in the first place, was uncalled for. Now he’s in a lot of trouble; then again, so is Perez. See kids? Using your fists instead of your words will not solve the problem, but will only make it worse; and talking when you should just keep your mouth shut will get you a bloody black eye, or possibly worse. Both parties involved here acted badly, and that’s why at the end of the day, nobody wins.

This is not the actual video, as I was unable to upload it; additionally it might go against a copyright claim. Instead this is the full audio version of the video, in Perez’s own words. You can tell hes very serious about this, and reports show that he will pursue this matter fully (can we say “lawsuit”?)

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In a video blog posted on his own website, a highly emotional and tearful Perez Hilton (addressing himself in the video by his real name, Mario Lavandeira) finally sheds light on what really went down on the night of his alleged ault after the 2009 Much Music Video Awards in Toronto, Ontario Canada. In the video, he blames Black Eyed Peas’ manager Polo Molina for punching him in his right eye multiple times, causing physical injury. Perez accuses Will.I.Am of being a “coward” and a “liar” for denying the whole thing. Polo Molina is now being formally charged with physical ault for the attack.

I have to say, as annoying as Perez Hilton can be, he makes a valid point; nobody has the right to physically attack somebody, unless fully provoked (meaning if the person is threatening you with bodily harm first.) The way BEP’s manager reacted to the situation, considering the fact that it had nothing to do with him personally in the first place, was uncalled for. Now he’s in a lot of trouble; then again, so is Perez. See kids? Using your fists instead of your words will not solve the problem, but will only make it worse; and talking when you should just keep your mouth shut will get you a bloody black eye, or possibly worse. Both parties involved here acted badly, and that’s why at the end of the day, nobody wins.

This is not the actual video, as I was unable to upload it; additionally it might go against a copyright claim. Instead this is the full audio version of the video, in Perez’s own words. You can tell hes very serious about this, and reports show that he will pursue this matter fully (can we say “lawsuit”?)

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