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points, or switches, throughout the country. These switches are located in large windowless buildings owned by the major telecommunication companies and control the domestic internet traffic flow across the nation.” (The Domestic Surveillance Directorate) These switches that the government places in key buildings and the ones where the major telecommunications companies are located helps them monitor people’s online and telephonic activities easier because they have the switches where the…

Right to Privacy In the world today privacy is a big problem people are having to deal with. The government has abused their power and in some cases, broken the law. Not just once, but a number of times and has lied about it and tried to sweep it under the rug as if no one was around. Government and politics are two wild animals who are related. They are hungry for money and power. Most of their own people believe just that, and think the government is behind every little bad, unfortunate,…

manager and the profits were redistributed to include Harris. Cohan and Harris each owned 50% of the shares of a company which held the lease of their theater in Chicago. They dissolved their partnership and Cohan loaned him $150,000 to produce his plays at another theater. Harris’s profit was to go towards the loan. Harris final payment was made with turning over his shares in the company. Cohan deducted the loan from his income taxes which the Board disallowed because there was no…

In the case of petitioner ExtremeNet versus respondent Allen Lopez, this case occurred in the State of Georgia in which At Will Employment Law applies. Respondent is making a counter claim. The respondent had worked for the petitioner for seven years in a middle-management position. The respondent found the position rewarding and was well paid. The petitioner struggled to manage the effects of an economic downward spiral; therefore, some employees were laid off and new personnel policies…

Critics of the law feared the NSA would use the law to conduct broad surveillance of Americans' international communications and, in the process, capture an unknown quantity of purely domestic communications. “ The FISA Amendment Act is another step closer to having what the NSA is operating to be fully legal. A reason most civilians don’t know is because it was a secret change of the laws. Most major news didn’t cover this as breaking news, so it was…

designed to ensure fair competition, sufficient safety for the respective parties and integrity in the market. Many Australian Government, nation and territory government companies decide business regulatory requirements. Australian individuals, families, humans and enterprise are drowning two in a sea of acts parliament, delegated law, licences, rules and administrative policy. As authorities assumes accountability for and manipulate over greater and extra records of our society. However, the…

LIT1 Task 310.1.5-02, 11, 13 Objective 310.1.5-02: Situation A. The Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 does apply in this instance and the employer has not violated the act. Company X is a private sector business and has more than 50 employees, thereby being covered by the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993. The employee works for a covered employer and has worked more than the requisite 12 months to be eligible for coverage under the Family and Medical Leave Act. The employee is…

The slaughter house cases (1873) 16 Wallace 36 - The meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment was first considered by the Supreme Court in the Slaughterhouse cases. The Legislature of Louisiana enacted a law whereby it created a corporation. The Crescent City livestock landing and Slaughter house Company,…

reimburse Medicaid and a promise for improvements of service would be made at the program’s facilities (Erdley). In the case against AstraZeneca, the company agreed to pay $520 million to settle allegations that the company committed fraud with its off-label marketing and promotional practices for its atypical antipsychotic drug, Seroquel (Page). Meaning the company marketing the drug for other uses than approved and recommend by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The largest case though…

will analyze the cause, reasoning, and effects of the Supreme Court’s decision on Burwell v. Hobby Lobby Stores and provide my critical observation of the case. With the adoption of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (ACA), companies are required to provide “preventive care and screening” without “any cost sharing requirements” to women under specific employee health plans, in accordance with the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) (111th Congress, 2010,…