All the studies show that those people in high-pressure jobs are more inclined to have problems with substance abuse. We recognize that that is a reality of high-stress positions, and the legal profession's no different.

It is not surprising that we need to do more. I mean, this is child abuse. There is always more to be done.

If there are problems such as child abuse, or spousal abuse, there are other criminal provisions or other laws dealing with those problems that certainly should be enforced.

If there are problems such as child abuse or spousal abuse, there are other criminal provisions or other laws dealing with those problems that certainly should be enforced.

It's ineffective, hard to enforce, expensive and fails to address the larger problems of abuse, neglect and (intentional) aggression training. It's important to have laws that address ways to identify and regulate both dangerous and potentially dangerous dogs ... non-breed specific laws are the way to go.

It is idleness that creates impossibilities; and where people don't care to do anything, they shelter themselves under a permission that it cannot be done.