Judge OK'd $722K Legal Fees Clawback Due to Withheld Facebook Photos and Information - News - ABA Journal

Social networking use can impact cases, as can the actions of a lawyer that thinks he or she is helping a client manage their social networking presence. While clients are often told by their attorneys to beware of what is said in social networks, some attorneys put warnings in their retainer agreements and others back it up in the intake process with handouts and fliers, the case reported in the American Bar Association Journal is a WARNING, WARNING WILL ROBINSON story to take note of!!
[See: Va. Judge OK'd $722K Legal Fees Clawback Due to Withheld Facebook Photos and Information - News - ABA Journal]

PRIVACY (Post #1) -- ONE OF MANY SUCH POSTS THAT MAY HELP PROTECT YOUR PRIVACY

How to delete address, cell number from Facebook | Safe and Secure - CNET News
http://news.cnet.com/8301-19518_3-200287...

Facebook is now disclosing users' addresses and phone numbers to app developers, and though you have to OK access, it might still be a good idea to remove the info from your profile. Read this blog post by Larry Magid on Safe and Secure.

Thought I'd start a trend--someone that wanted to be your DA that cares about your privacy expectations!!

Activism is my rent for living on the planet--so what are you paying??

Between the lines I have heard people say he has run for everything--the nicer folks says "maybe this time", "he was right before" and others simply say he is "a perennial candidate". Aside from the fact that my training, life experiences and heart are to serve, and always will be, I saw a line from someone on Facebook that kinda explains me--"activism is my rent for living on the planet"--that this blog (instead of a website) is laden with issues, concerns and attempts at dialogue (since I have had minimal comments--its more of a monologue?) is some indicia of my desire to engage people, search for better ways and ultimately sell myself as part of that solution (which I am whether or not I win). By the way, a consultant for the county last Saturday told me my blog is one of the highest hit blogs in the county according to marketing data he had access to--humm, maybe I should call this a soliloquy. One last comment--the City of Chino Hills is threatening to cite people for signs being put up without their ok. One of these days, someone is going to take on those ordinances that act like a prior restraint.