the saints, this is a major breach. but that is within the nfl to determine. there is, from what i understand, and i read these contracts to be, there is not an outside source, a judge, a regular court, that can determine this. it is within the nfl. jenna: it s interesting, joey, so many disagree. he says this is like the tanya harding, nancy kerrigan incident, where tanya harding s boyfriend assaulted nancy kerrigan to get her out of the competition and he says this is no different. it could be. to rebecca s point, there will be internal investigations, arbitrations and they ll be determining what happened and they ll deal with it by way of discipline. however, jenna, as far as the crime is concerned, it s going to be looked at closely. why? when you have people conspiring, putting a bounty on someone s head to cause an injury you have wanton conspiracy and two you have the actual assault. it doesn t make it less so by disguising it by the violence of the game. from a criminal per
apple. nobody reads the fine print. then it gives them the opportunity to do this. and it also says that you can t do a class action. you can t bring us to state court. you are bound by arbitration. so these state court cases, these these that s class actions are all going to get dismissed and bound by arbitrations. i don t think that they are going anywhere. wow. avery, no case, do you agree? oh, no, no. why is there why is there a strong case against apple? first of all, last year in 2010, apple said that they don t track and store. they absolutely track and store. ing in fact, apple s itunes has a section in that 15,000-word terms and conditions. who the heck reads that? bottom line is if you opt out with apple and itunes at least then apple will say that s the fault of the user for not reading that, right? exactly, fred. i don t know how the court will permit this to happen.
today, you can t, you can t contract a polygamist marriage in the country, but you can bring in a legal contract, contracting marriage that is polygamist and but we re talking about the law here which of course allows stoning in some cases and this is the united states of america and seems to me, it seems unbelievable or unconscionable that somehow united states judges would be able to look at sharreya law as a way of guiding their judicial output. it makes no sense to me. well, we haven t got to the point of stoning, but i found some 17 cases. mostly having to do with family relations such as child custody, child marriage, marriage, divorce, and the like, but some having to do with foods, have to do with the financial considerations, arbitrations. and i found the 17 or so case ins about 11 states in which judges have referred obliquely
without a yes vote from a majority of a company s employees. u.s. airways says today that it will fight this change in court. peter johnson jr. is a fox news legal analyst and my guest now. the obama administration made it a whole lot easier for employees in the airline and train industries to union nice. how did they do it. there is something called the national mediation board and they make rules with regard to unions, arbitrations, mediation, with regard to strikes in the rail and aviation industry. it s interesting, about 500,000 workers, two thirds of them are already unionized compared to 12% of the american workforce, so it s a higher union percentage to begin with phegsz normally when you vote at a company to union nice if you re in the airline industry people don t show up, if they stay home they are counted as no votes and now they eliminated those people
fought general motors over its forced closure. he says when dealerships stood up, gm backed down. general motors realized that he couldn t handle all the arbitrations. it was probably too expensive and there was probably some dealers that they shouldn t have cut anyway. shannon: well, a new study predicts that when tax refunds arrive this year more americans are actually going to get out there and spend. a slight departure from the more thrifty behavior in recent years. joining us, brenda buttner. tax time. usually that is the last thing you want to hear but sometimes it is good news in that this is the season when despite all the money we give the government all year long, uncle sam does sometimes give us something back. this year it seems when dolls out refunds, americans may use the cash to actually by things. big difference over the last two years when we took anything extra to pay down debt.