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    also will be covering the employment types and relationships to agency laws and the advantages those will have to Acme Fireworks. Lastly I will explain the importance of…

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    Does it make sense for people to follow laws that were established more than a hundred years ago? The Texas Constitution of 1876, which is currently in use (Maxwell et al. 60), states in Article 4, section 23 that “the comptroller of public accounts, commissioner of the General Land Office, attorney general, and any statutory state officer who is elected statewide to reside at the state capital during their terms of office” (). In 2015 there was an amendment up for voting, Senate Joint…

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    Nuisance can be separated into private, public and statutory nuisance. Private nuisance is “ the unreasonable use of man of his land to the detriment of his neighbour (Miller v. Jackson [1977] QB 966 (CA); 3 All ER 338) and can only be claimed by the individual affected that has an interest in the land . The potential defendants can be the creators of the nuisance, regardless of whether they are also the occupiers of the property . However, if the occupier or landlord are not the creators…

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    limits of appellant, the city of Munroe Falls. The city sought to enforce five local ordinances limiting drilling within its borders after an energy company had already obtained the necessary state permits. The ordinances, however, conflicted with state law. Ohio Rev. Code Ch. 1509 regulates oil and gas wells and production operations in Ohio. While it preserves certain powers for local governments, it gives the state government sole and exclusive authority to regulate…

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    lawsuit against the defendant Barber Foods and IBP. II. FORUM: In two separate cases, the employees of the packing plant sued Berber Foods and IBP in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. III. STATUTE(S) INVOLVED IN THE CASE: the statutory of the Portal-to-portal act responded to what the congress considered an interpretation of compensable “work” under the FLSA. Petition 88(a) says that there is no mandatory compensation for “walking to and from the actual place of…

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    Essay On Megans Law

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    Megans Law is one I believe every parent would on first mention likely support. But for me, a parent of two small children, I have to admit this law oversteps in my opinion. Nobody wants to prevent crimes against children more than I do but if a person commits a crime in this country and “pays their debt to society” and is released from prison they cannot continue to be held in virtual custody indefinitely. This detailed public documentation seems to me to be unusual punishment after the…

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    Circuit Courts Case Study

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    These courts do not hold trials since they only have appellate jurisdiction. They will review the lower court’s ruling and case documents for errors in the application of the law. All decisions based on these submissions are final and binding. Since the Supreme Court hears few cases per year, the rulings of the circuit courts of appeals can be quite powerful and affect not only the lower federal courts but also the large population…

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    The Supreme Court System

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    able to give orders and dismantle laws that are deemed unconstitutional. The belief that courts have the function as policy makers is predominantly seen within the history of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is able to be involved in policy making by exercising judicial review. Through judicial review, courts are able to strike down on policies made by elected officials or legislatures. The Supreme Court’s ability to do this can lead to the reshaping of laws and social change within the…

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    a posse Comitatus or otherwise to execute laws shall be fined no more that $10,000 or be imprisoned not more than two years, or both” (18 U.S. Code § 1385, 1878). The American people have always had a tradition that abhors the involvement of the military in the affairs of the civilians unless it is necessary. This tradition has been stressed in the nineteenth century Posse Comitatus Act (PCA) forbidding the Army and the Air Force from executing civil law unless authorized by the appropriate…

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    Asic Case Study

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    Making the application of law practicable ASIC faced technical problems that are undermining its ability to be an effective regulator. Inconsistencies in ASIC’s regulatory laws is one of the problem. ASIC can choose not to exercise its discretion power, even when the prerequisites for the statutory schemes to operate has been met. There appear to be a high threshold for the law to operate. To illustrate the point, s 596AB of the Corporations Act has been criticised because of the 'subjective…

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