The powers that be are after S. Lee Merritt who has been passionately and successfully fighting for civil rights. Currently, he represents the family of Botham Jean, the 26-year-old who was killed in his own apartment in Dallas, Texas by former police officer Amber Guyger. However, Merrit has been in a legal battle of his own with 16 unlawful practice charges against him, READ MORE: A Disturbing Timeline Of Amber Guyger Killing Botham Jean In His Own Home A lawsuit from January claimed he was unlawfully practicing law in Texas. The Star-Telegram reports, “Merritt’s ability to represent clients in Texas courts was challenged by the Unauthorized Practice of Law Committee, a panel established by the Texas Supreme Court. The committee filed a complaint in January in Tarrant County asking that a judge grant a temporary restraining order prohibiting Merritt from practicing law in Texas, but then filed a motion on asking the court to withdraw that … [Read more...] about Vindicated! Powerful Civil Rights Lawyer Lee Merritt Shuts Down Bogus Texas Claims
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NFL Power Rankings view Colts as consensus top-15 team
Akeem Glaspie Indianapolis Star Published 12:56 PM EST Nov 20, 2018 The Colts have officially risen to playoff contender status in the eyes of NFL rankers. All rankers have Indy as a top-half of the league team. And everyone from the offensive line to Frank Reich is receiving praise for the team's return to .500 after a 1-5 start. ESPN: Colts made the right choice to hire Frank Reich, up five spots to 15. Thankful for: Josh McDaniels' change of heart. He verbally agreed to be the team's head coach before leaving owner Jim Irsay and GM Chris Ballard at the altar when it was time to sign his contract. McDaniels' decision to remain in New England is the best thing to happen to the Colts outside of Andrew Luck's return and their solid offensive line play -- it allowed Indianapolis to get a coach, in Frank Reich, who has formed the perfect pairing with Luck. The Colts may not make the playoffs this season, but this franchise is finally headed … [Read more...] about NFL Power Rankings view Colts as consensus top-15 team
Romney using star power to boost GOP candidates in Utah – and he has some advice for Hillary Clinton
close Video Mitt Romney goes door-to-door as he canvasses Salt Lake City Senate hopeful and former GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney campaigns for fellow Republicans in Utah. SALT LAKE CITY – Dozens of homeowners in suburban Salt Lake City were stunned to answer their ringing doorbells on Tuesday night. Mitt Romney was on the front step. “Hi, Mitt Romney!” one resident exclaimed before the Senate candidate even had a chance to introduce himself. “Is that pumpkin?” Romney asked another local, who opted for a fist-bump instead of a handshake – as he was carving jack-o’-lanterns inside. “You caught me in the middle of laundry!” another surprised resident said. Speaking with Fox News, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee now running for Senate in Utah said he’s mostly getting a warm welcome as he goes door to door. “I do get, ‘What are you doing here?’” Romney said. “It’s … [Read more...] about Romney using star power to boost GOP candidates in Utah – and he has some advice for Hillary Clinton
Emotional reaction to President Ballard’s general conference talk on death and redemption
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Attendees listen during the 188th Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018. Related Links Days after wife's death, President M. Russell Ballard speaks poignantly on the vision of the redemption of the dead Church News: Sister Barbara Bowen Ballard, wife of President M. Russell Ballard, dies SALT LAKE CITY — President M. Russell Ballard opened the second day of the 188th Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with a talk about Joseph F. Smith's vision of the redemption of the dead. President Ballard’s wife, Sister Barbara Ballard, passed away on Oct. 1 at the age of 86. "We too can be comforted and learn more about our own future when we or our loved ones die and go to the spirit world by studying this revelation and pondering its significance in the way we live our lives each day," he said. Social … [Read more...] about Emotional reaction to President Ballard’s general conference talk on death and redemption
Days after wife’s death, President M. Russell Ballard speaks poignantly on the vision of the redemption of the dead
1 of 14 View 14 Items Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News President Dallin H. Oaks, first counselor in the First Presidency, looks out to attendees during the 188th Semiannual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City on Sunday, Oct. 7, 2018. Related Links A remarkable 'revelatory season' highlights church's general conference Watch live: 188th Semiannual General Conference talk summaries and photo galleries SALT LAKE CITY — Days after the death of Sister Barbara Ballard, her husband, President M. Russell Ballard, spoke poignantly about the meaning of his great-grandfather's vision of the redemption of the dead during the 100th anniversary of a key part of Latter-day Saint scripture and doctrine. Based on that "heavenly revelation," "I'm grateful to know that my precious Barbara lives and that we will be together with our family again for all eternity," said President Ballard, acting president … [Read more...] about Days after wife’s death, President M. Russell Ballard speaks poignantly on the vision of the redemption of the dead