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    are laws that keep the population from collapsing on itself. Laws are what keep our societies together but do you understand their importance.The first written laws were created in Babylon by their ruler Hammurabi the were “ Hammurabi’s Laws”. Laws are capable of keeping countries and states productive and diligent like they need to be. Other things laws can do is keep our society under control and stable. Also laws are there to keep the people of our society or country safe . Without laws how…

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    In the United States of America, it seems like we have laws, rules, for just about everything. We don’t always like these rules, since they often mean that someone is telling us what to do, or keeping us from doing what we want. But to live in a civil society, we must have some rules to follow. The societies we live in, people are breaking the law more rapidly. Have you ever wondered who wrote the first laws? It was King Hammurabi of Babylon. The laws were written to promote an organization,…

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    Portugal decriminalized the possession of all drugs for personal use. This new law is called Law 30/2000, which decriminalized the use, possession and acquisition of all types of illicit substances for personal use, which was defined as being up to ten days supply of that substance, but it is still an administrative violation that is punishable by fines or community service. It has now been 14 years since the decriminalization law has come into effect and Portugal is still standing strong and…

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    constant in human society since the earliest ideas of democracy and the rights of mankind were recorded in the Greek city-states of antiquity. As human society has evolved with the passing of the centuries so too has our perspective on citizenship, into what we now recognise as our modern interpretation of the expectations and rights of the citizen within the nation or state to which they belong. “Citizenship refers not only to a legal status, but also to a normative, democratic ideal.…

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    Pepper Ranch Case Study

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    Intellectual Property Practice Exam Trade Secret I. Introduction Pepper Ranch (PR) can pursue a trade secret claim against Nabonko. In order to satisfy a trade secret claim, a plaintiff must be able to show: (1) the subject matter qualifies for trade secret protection, (2) it took reasonable precautions to protect the trade secret, and (3) the defendant acquired the information by improper. PR can show these elements. II. Subject Matter Under the UTSA, a trade secret “means information,…

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    anti-dumping and anti-trust laws that affect global competition within the aerospace industry. The government’s role between the competitive firms will be examined. The competitive dynamics between the firms will explore how their management team handles attacks on the industry. I will deploy recommendations and opinions for expansion of domestic and Western segments of the segment will be analyzed. Global competition The U.S. in 1890 created antitrust laws through the Sherman Act. This law…

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    implications 4 Positive Concerns: 4 Negative Concerns: 4 STEP 3: Final solutions 4 Abuse of computer storage 4 Invasion of privacy: 5 Ruins Trust 5 Conclusion 5 References 6 Books: 6 Internet Journals/Articles: 6 Introduction Privacy is defined as ‘the state of being free from unwanted or undue intrusion or disturbance in one’s private life or affairs; freedom to be let alone’. (The Definition of Privacy) From the definitions, it is seen that privacy has the connotations of liberty and…

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    and David Deutsch Associates Inc., Defendants, were sued by Vanna White, Plaintiff, because Defendants used a robot likeness of Plaintiff in a series of advertisements without Plaintiff’s consent or monetary compensation. Plaintiff claimed common law rights of publicity and the Lanham Act. The District Court granted summary judgment in favor of Defendants. Plaintiff appealed. Facts: Defendants produced an advertisement campaign around the likeness of a popular TV show, “Wheel of Fortune.” In…

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    Music Piracy Essay

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    music industry not to lose as much money as they do from copyright infringement. Copyright laws discourage people 's creativity, and the laws don’t leave room to let ideas grow according to Hamel the author of “Pros & Cons of Copyright Laws.”, (Hamel). If we allow people to use work that isn’t theirs that 's counted as stealing just as you would not violate the copyright laws to a movie or a book. Copyright law for sound recordings needs to be acknowledged just as they would be acknowledged for…

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    Monkey Selfies Case Study

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    Monkey Selfies: Questioning Copyright Laws and Constitutional Applications Last week, American animal rights organization the People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, more commonly known as PETA, filed a novel lawsuit in San Francisco’s Federal Court on behalf of a macaque monkey for the copyright ownership over “selfies” it took dating back to 2011. The suit requests a court order to give PETA allowance to administer proceeds from the photos to benefit the monkey and the macaque reserve to…

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