Today’s question comes from Marvin in the East Bay who asks: “I was recently tasered by the police when I had not done anything wrong. They were going to arrest some other dude and when I said I had nothing to do with anything I got tasered. I didn’t threaten anybody and I had nothing […]
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Mr. Dolan, My college age son came home from college for the Thanksgiving Holiday and went out with a bunch of friends. He isn’t a smoker, but one of the boys he was with had an E-Cigarette and he wanted to try it. He has never used one before. This was a brand new device
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If you have been severely injured in an accident in California, you may be suffering from a catastrophic injury. According to the American Medical Association, a catastrophic injury is any type of injury that results in death, a permanent severe functional disability, or any severe impairment as seen with spinal injuries, skull fractures or closed-head
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Today’s question comes from Gina J. from Los Angeles: “I used to live in San Francisco and read your column. I moved to L.A. recently. I am a trans-woman and as part of my transition I wanted to undergo breast implantation. I found an excellent surgeon and he scheduled my surgery at a local hospital
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Today’s question comes from Nikki F. Who asks: “My former boyfriend and I were together for a long time. His job required a lot of travel. When he was away we would talk a lot on the phone and engage in what people call “sexting” – we would send selfies back and forth of us
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It is hard to ignore the issue of whether school safety actually exists, especially when shocking and unbelievable news coverage bombards parents daily. The question often becomes, “where and when is a school district responsible if harm is caused to a child?”
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This article was written by Chris Dolan and published by The San Francisco Examiner. Click here to read more of Chris Dolan’s weekly articles at SFExaminer.com. William B. from Diamond Heights asks writes, “My daughter is mixed race. She has been called names at school like mocha and dirty. She goes to public school. She
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This article was written by Chris Dolan and published by The San Francisco Examiner. Click here to read more of Chris Dolan’s weekly articles at SFExaminer.com. As the Giant’s open the season at ATT park with their first homestand I am again asked the question “If someone gets hit with a bat or ball in
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This article was written by Chris Dolan and published by The San Francisco Examiner. Click here to read more of Chris Dolan’s biweekly articles at SFExaminer.com. Today’s question comes from Gerry, a student at San Francisco State, who asks: Q: “I’m in a fraternity and I am concerned about the parties which the fraternity hosts.
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Vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology allows vehicles to transmit data about speed, position and direction to other vehicles. In theory, such technology would allow vehicles to avoid collisions by issuing warnings to drivers or even taking corrective action, such as slowing down, automatically. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has already initiated the first steps in requiring
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