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If I include movie promotion images in a newsletter or blog, is that breaking copyright?

Is there a way to check public records of charges filed/ arrest records without subscribing to internet sites

I believe one of the most basic and most misunderstood concepts in government is the concept of federalism-the division of responsibility between different levels of governments which, when followed, will best protect the people from overpowering governmental intrusion. Several principles of the Founders emphasize this point:

The United States of America shall be a republic.
A constitution should be structured to permanently protect the people from the human frailties of their rulers.
A system of checks and balances should be adopted to prevent the abuse of power.
The unalienable rights of the people are most likely to be preserved if the principles of government are set forth in a written constitution.
Only limited and carefully defined powers should be delegated to government, all others being retained in the people.
Strong local self-government is the keystone to preserving human freedom.

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I want to see David Duke’s mailing list. There are two people of whom I almost certain subscribe to the news letters, I cannot prove it of course, if i were however able to get a copy of the mailing list…….. could I envoke the freedom of information act since the mailing list utilizes the postal service (government agency).
yes all one word. i see what your suggesting you ******. thanks besides limited minds like yours wouldn’t understand anyway. for you to get so fired up about the kkk and waste your time answering shows your a member yourself like your other buddies. won’t waste anymore time. I’M MUCH BETTER THAN YOU OR YOUR SAD FRIENDS. go grow a ***** now.

If it’s sent to your address?

At my house we get mail for 8 to 10 different people who no longer live here. I’ve minimized it by returning to sender and crossing off the address, but we still get a lot of this stuff all the time, and most of it is clearly unimportant (credit card ads, newsletters, etc.).

I know it’s illegal to open and read them, but is it legal to simply throw them away (or recycle them, in this case)? Am I obligated to just continue accepting mail for someone I don’t know and sending it back?

The president of my neighborhood’s homeowners association received a telephone call from the UPS asking her to stop distributing the newsletters in people mailbox because the UPS is losing money.

Aren’t the mail boxes private property? Can’t the home owners association distribute the fliers without paying for postage if we hand deliver within the neighborhood?