Blog Posts in July, 2008

Still Missing: Caylee Marie Anthony

We join attorney DONALD P SCHWEITZER again in the studio with CNN 's NANCY GRACE , as they discuss the case of the still missing Florida toddler, daughter of CASEY ANTHONY . Intercepted phone conversations from the Florida jail reveal that family members of Casey Anthony believe she is lying about the disappearance of her two year old daughter. Listen in as Nancy Grace and Don Schweitzer discuss ...

Do Your Neighbors Know Too Much About You Because of the Internet?

Join attorney Donald P Schweitzer in Fox New's Studio B as he discusses the potential invasive practices of your neighbors using criminalsearches.com.

Child goes missing in Florida, Mother withholding information

A two year old toddler is missing in Florida for more than a month before her mother makes a police report. When the police investigate the case, the mother tells them multiple lies about the little girl's disappearance. Today, the mother refuses to speak to the police, asserting her Fifth Amendment right against self incrimination. What is wrong with suspecting the mother of foul play in light of ...

Donald Schweitzer - Certified Family Law Specialist

We are proud to announce that on July 1, 2008, Donald Schweitzer was certified as a Family Law Specialist by the State Bar of California - Board of Legal Specialization. The specialization process requires applicants to have had a specified amount of experience in handling family law cases, to have completed educational requirements pertaining to family law, as well as gathering recommendations ...

Teen Charged with Trying to Sell Vote on eBay

Millions of lives have been sacrificed for our right to vote. The right to vote is perhaps the most precious constitutional right we have. A right that should never be taken for granted. Yet, a teenager was recently caught trying to sell his vote on e-bay . Local law enforcement officers caught the young man and he has been charged with a law that has not been used in almost ninety years. The ...

Court Orders Google To Turn Over YouTube Data

A federal court has ordered the giant of all Internet companies - Google, to hand over documents concerning YouTube's viewing data to another media monster - Viacom. Viacom and Google are currently entangled in a no-holds barred lawsuit, concerning allegations of intellectual property rights infringements. Continue reading or click onto the above video presentation for a detailed analysis of this ...