The police and law enforcement set up fake Facebook profiles to investigate people. This is something that shouldn’t be a surprise to any of us. Recently, a woman is suing the DEA for using her personal pictures to make a fake profile to investigate her boyfriend. Government Set Up A Fake Facebook Page In This…
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As a committed and professional Pennsylvania DUI Attorney, I have devoted a lot of my time to studying the scientific aspects of DUI cases and have spent even more time training and answering questions for other attorneys and law students. It is one of my goals to promote scientific knowledge in the legal community and…
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Facebookers Admit to DUI
I have blogged before about using social media in a responsible manner. Social media can be a lot of fun and a great and easy way to keep up with friends. It is also a great and easy way for the police to keep up with you. Facebook search feature shows public status updates for those…
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The Twitter Bird Has Had a Little Too Much to Drink
Interesting article that shows how creative people are getting with Twitter. How drunk is SXSW? Follow the tweeting breathalyzer Combine a mass of Internet-obsessed geeks and alcohol, and what do you get? Aside from some very awkward social situations, the natural offspring is a Twitter-enabled breathalyzer project. I have blogged before about how we should…
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Warning about social media when you’re accused of a Pennsylvania DUI
Over the past couple of years, there has been a huge boom in the popularity of Social Networking Sites like Facebook, MySpace, and Twitter. These sites have become part of our daily lives and thus many people have become careless in the use of these sites. Take this warning seriously: If you are accused of…
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Police complain about tweeting and FB’ing leading to avoidance of DUI Checkpoints
The (Baron) Münchhausen-Trilemma, also called Agrippa’s Trilemma, is a philosophical term coined to stress the purported impossibility to prove any truth even in the fields of logic and mathematics. (Pictured to the Left is Baron Münchhausen) The following news article reminded me of this: Twitter Helps Drunk Drivers Avoid Roadblocks Within it the writer…
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