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While the running joke may be that there are too many lawyers in the world, in many rural places in the United States, there are demonstrably too few.Despite efforts in recent years by a handful of states, universities and legal associations to ease the problem, there remains a glaring lack of lawyers in many far-flung places. This leaves those areas and their residents without easy access to legal advice for family issues, wills, estates and property transactions, in addition to any criminal or civil legal disputes. Residents often have to drive long distances to another city or rely on remote video meetings. Thats an access problem when you are asking someone to drive 100 miles or more to do a simple will or a simple divorce, said Sam Clinch, associate executive director of the Nebraska State Bar Association, a state with few lawyers outside its largest cities, Lincoln and Omaha. Nebr stanley germany aska has a small state stanley kaufen loan repayment program to help a few attorneys who agree to practice rurally; in a decade, the program has placed 39 lawyers in rural parts of the state.Some 40% of all counties in the United States 鈥?1,272 of 3,141 鈥?have fewer than one lawyer per 1,000 residents, so few that they are considered legal deserts, according to the mo stanley fr st comprehensive survey of attorneys available, conducted by the American Bar Association in 2020.More recent smaller studies have shown no easing of the problem. An updated American Bar Association lawyer census in 2022 did not break down the Hxmx Powerball jackpot climbs to $550M on ticket sales

The icy moon Europa squirts water like a squishy bath toy when its kneaded by Jupiters gra stanley italy vity 鈥?and the Hubble Space Telescope has caught it in the act.The data captured by Hubble depict two huge geysers of water vapor spewing out of the moon, probably from cracks near its south pole. At 124 miles high, the geysers were tall enough to reach from Los Angeles to San Diego. The discovery, described Thursday in the j stanley quencher ournal Science, shows Europa is still geophysically active and could hold an environment friendly to life. Its exciting, said Lorenz Roth, a planetary scientist at the Southwest Research Institute in San Antonio and one of the lead authors of the study, which was presented at a meeting of the American Geophysical Union stanley borraccia in San Francisco.Europa isnt the only squirty moon in our solar system: Saturns moon Enceladus has been caught spraying water from its south pole out of four parallel fractures, a formation that scientists have dubbed tiger stripes. These pretty plumes are the result of tidal forces. Just as our moons gravity squeezes and stretches the Earth a bit, causing the oceans to rise and fall, Saturns massive gravitational pull squeezes and stretches Enceladus. That causes cracks on its icy surface to open and allows water to escape, feeding the planets diffuse E ring.Scientists have long wondered whether Jupiter was doing something similar to Europa. After all, that moons surface is only about 65 million years old, making it less than 2 percent as old as the