by Robert Tanguay | May 16, 2026 | Research
What is the difference between ex-post and ex-ante legally? The concept can be confusing, so we are going to attempt to make it easy. The term “ex” means to come from or derived from. Ex-ante and ex-post are Latin phrases commonly used in law (as well as...
by Robert Tanguay | Feb 21, 2026 | Lawsuits
I’m suing a City and Lawyer. They hired lawyers from the top law firms in state, and obviously are filing motions to dismiss. Here is the case law they cited for the motions to dismiss. Defendant City of Manchester (Police), New Hampshire Case Law “The standard...
by Robert Tanguay | May 16, 2024 | Court
The Government should do whatever it wants, especial when it hurts people or enriches themselves. Historically, and presently one of the common ways this takes place is abuse of the court. Arbitrary Excise of Court Powers Here is some case law to substantiate good...
by Robert Tanguay | Jan 22, 2024 | Notes
Family Courts and Judicial Immunity Here are some notes from my personal legal research looking into the family courts, family court judges and the constitutionality. Family Court Judges appear to be administrative officers and not protected by Judicial Immunity. In...
by Robert Tanguay | Oct 9, 2023 | Research
These links are some of the legal links and news that I have been gathering in October of 2023. Laws, Rules, Opinions and articles I’ve found in my research this month. I’ve also included some articles I wrote on various legal topics this month. I...
