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[L138]Laws To Protect Children
by Jim Johnson, Jim
For those with children at home, keeping them safe and well-protected is of the utmost priority. There are so many dangers in the modern world that can harm children because they simply aren't aware of them yet. But as parents we need to be aware of these dangers and take steps to increase the security for our children and create a safe and happy environment for them to grow up. Here are some areas where home security measures can help protect your children:

* Many homes are susceptible to fire damage, gas leaks, high carbon monoxide levels and more. Over the years many people have died right in their own homes from these kind of real dangers. In fact, the numbers of fatalities can be staggering, but you just don't hear as much about them because they are not considered sensational enough to be in the news very often.

Very simple steps can be taken to minimize these dangers though. For instance, simply installing fire and smoke alarms throughout the home can be extremely vauable in case of a fire. Carbon monoxide and natural gas detectors are also very inexpensive pieces of equipment that can be installed throughout the home to alert you when gas levels are getting too high, and give you the time to get everyone in the home to safety. It's a simple and affordable way to increase your peace of mind. Be sure however not only to install these detectors and monitors, but also to keep the batteries in each unit fresh and up to date as well.

* Installation of a home security system that monitors all entry and exit spots of the home can be a great way to help increase home security and prevent crimes that could potentially harm your children. You can also get wireless home security camera systems that can allow you to monitor your children even when you are away at work, or when babysitters or nannies are watching your children. With these devices in place you can help make sure that your children are not mistreated.

* Participation in neighborhood watch programs is a way to increase the security of your home and family considerably. These kind of cooperative efforts by a group of local neighbors is a red flag to criminals and others with bad intentions, that tells them that your area is not a good place to hang around if they don't want to be caught by law enforcement. By placing signs in a prominent place in the yard of each of the members of the watch program, you can send a clear message that all outsiders are under immediate scrutiny when they enter your area, and that can have an immediate impact on the criminal activity in a neighborhood.

* If you have a swimming pool at home be sure to protect your children from drowning by installing a fence or barrier to keep them out when they are small, and perhaps even alarms that sound a loud noise when the water is disturbed in the case of someone accidentally falling in.

These are all simple, inexpensive, and yet very effective ways to help improve home security for all of your family and especially your children.

Lemon laws are United States' Laws designed to protect the rights of consumers. They are usually used for vehicles but apply to all commercial articles. In this article we will concentrate on Lemon Laws as applicable to vehicles. A lemon is a term used to describe a new vehicle that needs excessive repair even though it is new. It has to meet the following criteria:

Age. Usually for vehicles less than a year old.

Warranty. Usually within the warranty period. In some states the warranty period is not recognized and the cases may be entertained even if the vehicle is out of warranty period depending upon the discretion of the court. The rights of consumers by virtue of Lemon laws may exceed the warranties given by the manufacturer.

Repairs. The vehicle needs frequent identical repair, usually at least 4 times. The repairs should be major repairs that affect the operation, safety and value of the vehicle.

Down Time of the Vehicle. If the vehicle is down for more than 30 days in a year due to defect then it comes under the ambit of lemon laws. The 30 days need not be consecutive days.

The lemon laws cover only new vehicles and not used vehicles. The vehicle owners should note few points that help in proving the case in court.

Repair Order. A repair order should be obtained for every repair visit. The repair order should detail date, problem or diagnosis and attempted repair on the vehicle.

Purchase documents. Purchase documents like contracts, warranties, bills etc should be preserved.

Lemon Law Notice. A lemon law notice should be served to the manufacturer for a refund or a replacement vehicle. The manufacturer should respond within 30 days. For normal wear and tear in the lemon vehicle there should be no deduction from the manufacturer.

Manufacturer's Arbitration Program. Some states make it mandatory to use the manufacturer's arbitration program if available before suing them in court.

Attorney. Utilize the services of an attorney as they are aware of the details of the laws. Many lawyers work on contingency basis, which means that you pay the lawyer if you win the case. Usually the courts award double the cost of the vehicle plus the cost of litigation if you win. Most such litigations are settled outside the court, so it is wise to hire a competent lawyer who can negotiate to your benefit.

As with most laws, Lemon laws vary from state to state, however the principle remains the same, which is protection of the consumer's interest.

Article Source : Arizona Department Of Economic Security

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