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When Can I Get Back In My House After Domestic Assault Charges?
Our firm represents a lot of individuals who are charged with domestic assault. Now when you are charged with a domestic assault there’s various conditions that are going to be put upon bail terms and some of those terms are going to include not to attend at your matrimonial home where you live with your wife or husband. They are going to include not to communicate with her.
Now the first question that people often ask us is “how can I get back into the house? I own the house. My wife doesn’t own the house. My husband doesn’t own the house. I am the owner” for example. “What can I do?” The short answer to that is you are not going to be able to get back into that house unless and until you plead guilty A and B if you plead guilty that the alleged victim agrees to allow you back. That’s called revocable consent which the Judge would have to agree to or you’re found not guilty at the trial. The only way you’re going back to that house pending your trial, that is before your trial or guilty plea, is if your wife or spouse or significant other agrees to leave, tells the Crown Attorney that and then potentially you could bring an application to vary the bail terms but that situation rarely happens. Most spouses are going to stay in the house. You’re not getting back in there unless and until you deal with that case and even then only if your spouse or significant other agrees to allow you back into the home."... Abstract: In the real estate business, it is a common understanding that the value and the potential value of a property are fundamentally determined by its location. This emphasises the importance of spatial factor in decision making in real estate. A geographical information system (GIS) is undoub..."By Kabir Dankatsina
BIRNIN KEBBI— THE Federal Government has concluded arrangement to engage about 18,000 unskilled/unemployed youths in skill acquisition training scheme aimed at reducing the rate of unemployed youths in the country.
Flaging-off the scheme in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, Minister of Labor and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, said: “We are witnessing the flag-off of the Sustainable Agricultural Development Training Scheme, SADTS, in 19 states and FCT and later Basic National Open Apprenticeship Scheme, B-NOAS, in 36 states and FCT as well as training of Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, in the North-East sub-region of the country.”
Ngige listed welding, carpentry, automobile, fishing, farming and sewing as some of the areas the youths would be trained.
He disclosed that the training involved three main planks, including two weeks adoptive and intense fields training in crops/livestock in which the country has comparative advantage, trainee farmers mentorship and linkage with development in money deposit banks and off-takers.
According to Ngige, the benefiting states were carefully selected to pilot test of the scheme across the six-geo political zones in the country.Strange times at Blackburn have meant a lot of free agents are coming under scrutiny and Romania international Marica is one of them.
Blackburn ideally need four or five players depending on who goes out and who, after initial negotiations, definitely signs.
You have to feel for manager Steve Kean at the moment as he juggles the expectation with the reality following Venky's recent troubles with he bank. They are exploring ways of switching an overdraft facility to a European bank and re-structuring the club's finance but players such as Marica will still be looked at as Kean needs bodies also.
Marica is vastly experienced with 49 caps under his belt with Romania and he is still only 25. He has played at some decent clubs with Dinamo Bucharest, Shaktar Donetsk and Stuttgart on his CV. He may not have been the most prolific but that is because he has sometimes played wide.
Yet a lot of the goals he has scored have come against decent sides. With Nikola Kalinic likely to be sold and Raul unlikely to leave Schalke, he may not be a bad bet if he can be convinced to join.
Liverpool need a left-back but are finding it difficult to get the right one for the right price.
They have looked at Newcastle's Jose Enrique but went cool on him following his display at Anfield towards the end of last season when his defensive positioning left a lot to be desired.
Newcastle's valuation of £12million also meant he didn't represent good value for money.
They have looked at Aly Cissokho at Lyon but again he is too expensive for the level of player he is and the latest under discussion is Pereira at Porto.
The Uruguayan is a good player, he is experienced even though only 25 and grabs the occasional goal.
The problem is Porto want £17m for a player that cost £4m two years ago.
That may lead to Liverpool putting players into a deal or it could be that they shelve it and start with Glen Johnson at left-back and Martin Kelly on the right. A centre-half and striker are equally pressing and that may be where the next spending for Kenny Dalglish goes.
The 22-year-old had a decent season on loan at Leicester last season and is on the wanted list of several more Championship and premier League clubs this summer.
Sportsmail's Sami Mokbel revealed this month that Aston Villa were keen on Naughton with negotiations over a deal for Alan Hutton hitting a few sticking points.
Tottenham obviously would rather sell Hutton as he ihas been on the fringes for recent seasons and has never really fitted in with Harry Redknapp's plans. Villa do not have a lot of money to spend though and are now thinking a loan deal would be easier for this season especially if it was as successful as Kyle Walker's loan last year.
However, Norwich have also come in strongly for Naughton and hope to have the upper hand while Villa still talk about Hutton. Tottenham are willing to loan out Naughton this season and Redknapp may prefer Norwich as they are less of a rival to Spurs' chances.
Queens Park Rangers and Leicester again are all monitoring developments.
Manager Roy Hodgson has been exploring the possibility of a deal for the former England international during the summer but was struggling to work out the finance with Birmingham initially expected to ask fro around £8million for the 28-year-old.
However, as Sportsmail's Neil Moxley revealed, Birmingham are ready to loan out the former Manchester United goalkeeper for a £1million fee with a clause at the end allowing a club to buy him should Birmingham fail to gain promotion at the end of the season. It's a creative plan and will set clubs scampering for Foster as he is definitely one of the best in the country.
Albion had also been weighing up a move for Robert Green at West Ham but this deal will be cheaper although of course you don't necessarily guarantee the player at the end of it.
Swansea are awaiting a response from Fulham today over David Stockdale and have bid for Lee Camp but may see Foster as an expensive but necessary risk to help them stay up at the first attempt.
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AlexisGairloch Golf Club is one of those rounds I think back to often. It was a cold and rainy morning in June, but there is something about the town of Gairloch and that area of western Scotland that stays with you.
I played Gairloch during my journey on the North Coast 500, and I was lucky to be paired up with a kind local host with serious knowledge of the course and area. We had a great day on the course and I’m very glad I had someone to show me around. Like Durness, Gairloch has nine holes and 18 sets of tees, which, combined with a unique routing, can get confusing.
The course is squeezed onto a small piece of land between tall hills and a picturesque beach. The routing meanders, doubles back, and plays over itself to fit in all nine holes. A map of the routing is found at this link – check it out and take note that three of the nine holes cross one another. You realize why playing with a member was so valuable!
The club was established in 1898 and the course grew and evolved over the decades. It makes for a very fun round that is totally different than anything built in the modern era. The nine holes are comprised of six par 3s, two par 4s, and one par 5.
Gairloch Golf Club is located just outside of the town of Gairloch. The center of town is visible on the far coastline in the photo below.
The evening before my round I hiked into the hills above the course. The little strip of beach you see in the photo below is the same beach you see in the photo