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Law and Order
A video surfaced on the internet of AJ Martin, former NFL star, sexually assaulting his girlfriend, Paula Bryant. The couple was attending the Black and White Gala at a New York City event. The video depicts the duo exiting through a stairwell, arguing, and Martin hitting Bryant in a way that can be considered sexual assault. After being detained and interviewed, Martin declined to accept a plea deal brought forth by the Assistant District Attorney.
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Business Law
Misrepresentation can be regarded as an untrue representation and in some situation; it can be amounted to be an actionable misrepresentation. ‘An actionable misrepresentation is an untrue statement of fact made by one party to a contract which induced the other party to entre into the contract’ (Macintyre, p144) To be an actionable misrepresentation, there are two requirements should be reached. One is stating a fact untruly and another is forming a contract induced by
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Employment Law Compliance Plan
Employment law compliance plan HRM/531 human capital management January 12, 2015 To: Bradley stonefield From: Atwood and Allen consulting Date: January 12, 2015 Subject: employment law compliance plan The conversation between the consulting service and Mr. Bradley suggests that there is planning to start the limousine service in Austin, Texas. Within the first year of the service there is clear stated goal of at least 25 employees in the first year of business. This memo
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What Are the Specific Aims and Purposes of the Criminal Law?
What are the specific aims and purposes of the criminal law? The aims and purposes of the criminal law is to punish those who commit crimes, as well as prevent those who already have, or have not, from committing crimes in the future. This is a pretty basic meaning when you really think about it, and it makes sense to employ such tactics when you look at history and see the evolution of behavior as
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There Are Three Main Classifications of the Roles of the Law
Laws are rules and regulations that make sure common sense is followed. Laws have several roles and functions in business and society. Laws can be called an ethics enforcer. According to our textbook, the term law has been defined as a body of rules of action or conduct prescribed by controlling authority, and having legal binding force. Some characteristics of law is that it creates duties, obligations, and rights that mirrors accepted views of
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Introduction to Criminal Law
Misdemeanors And Felonies Dustin Nobles American InterContinental University Introduction to Criminal Law (CRJS205 -1501A-02) Individual Project Unit 1 Elizabeth Clark 2/15/2015 Abstract This paper attracts regard for the basic law qualification in the middle of lawful offenses and wrongdoings. It asks whether this refinement, when drawn on the level of formal criminal method, has its partner on the casual level, in the utilization of distinctive criteria to choose whether and how to arraign the respondent.
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International Business Law
What is FTA (Free Trade Agreement)? * FTA is an agreement that results from cooperation between at least two countries to reduce trade barriers— import quotas, taxes and non-tariff barriers, such as regulatory legislation — and to increase trade with each other. * Free Trade Agreements must be mutually beneficial to the countries involved. Countries considering an FTA typically look to determine whether the FTA will bring them economic benefit. But the rationale behind FTAs
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Constitutional Law
SEPERATED GOVERNMENT ARTICLES I, II, AND III OF THE CONSTITUTION CONSTITUTIONAL LAW/INDIVIDUAL #1 AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY BY MICHELLE SUMMERS February 14, 2015 The articles I, II, and III of the United States Constitution were made to help form the government of the United States. They helped form the way that the three divisions of the government run and how no one division has all the power. These articles show how each division runs and how
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Company Law Case
Question 1 According to Lee Mei Pheng & Ivan Jeron Detta (2014), directors stand in fiduciary relationship with the company which is a relationship that is based on confidence and trust. So the director should always act for the best interest of the company. Fiduciary duties of a director as specified by Section 132(1) of Companies 1965 are: 1. Duty to act in bona fide for the interest of the company 2. Duty to exercise
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Employment Law Compliance Plan for Landslide Limousines
Memorandum TO: Bradley Stonefield, Owner of Landslide Limousine Service FROM: Atwood and Allen Consulting DATE: February 22, 2015 SUBJECT: Employment Law Compliance Plan for Landslide Limousines Bradley Stonefield is excited about starting a limousine company in Austin, Texas. Bradley has decided to use Atwood and Allen Consulting for his business needs. Atwood and Allen Consulting will work with Bradley Stonefield to develop an Employment Law Compliance Plan for Landslide Limousines. The Employment Law Compliance Plan
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Competitve Business Laws
Competitive Business Laws The United States has several antitrust laws that encourage competition and promote the production of quality goods and services at the lowest prices for the consumer. Antitrust laws are based on the notion that the economy functions best when competitors have limits for permitted activities. The idea is that the free market place has reasonable limits on the activities of businesses participating in the marketplace. Along with antitrust laws creating fair competition
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Microeconomics and the Laws of Supply and Demand
Microeconomics and the Laws of Supply and Demand Introduction An assortment of factors persuades supply and demand. These factors include both price increases as well as decreases. For instance, if there is a nominal decrease in a rental asking price that can result in a considerable increase in the housing demand. Likewise, an increase in a two-bedroom rental apartment's price inevitably resulted in a decreased demand for houses considerably. In the scenario, suppliers were more
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Employment Law Compliance Plan
running head: COMPLIANCE PLAN BATTISTA Employment Law Compliance Plan Margaret Battista February 26, 2014 HRM/531 Instructor: Susan Gates – Ennett From: Margaret Battista To: Traci Goldeman Subject: Employment Law Compliance Plan Hello, After reviewing the Client Communications that you had with Mr. Bradley Stonefield I have determined the following: Mr. Stonefield is interested in opening a small limousine business in Austin, Texas called Landslide Limousines and he wishes to employ twenty – five associates within
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Business Law Individual Assignment
1. Doctrine of precedent: Doctrine of precedent means that similar cases should be treated alike, while dissimilar cases should be treated differently. This causes the practice of judges being bound by the decisions of higher courts where the facts of the two cases are the same or similar. Common law: Common law is based upon the customs of the people and evolved from judges through the courts’ decisions. It also concerned with the strict application
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Business Law Solution
1. Contract is an agreement, which is enforceable by law, and an agreement is a set of promises between two or more than two people. Following are the essential elements of valid contracts: * Acceptance and offer should be proper, there must be agreement between two parties which should be based on valid lawful offer made by person to other person and that offer should be accepted which then becomes agreement. * Consideration for the
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Singapore's Public Law
1. Introduction This essay measures the adequacy of Singapore’s personal property security law against the objective benchmark of how far it realizes purposes that it is intended to realize. It further examines whether a better alternative to Singapore’s personal property security law may be had by undertaking reform along the lines of that suggested in Reform of the Bills of Sale (1996) LRC 1 (“Report”). To begin, in section 2, it establishes three broad purposes
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Maritime Labour Convention 2006
The Maritime Labour Convention is an International Labour Convention adopted by the International Labour Organisation (ILO) on February 23, 2006 and came into forced on September 2013 as the adoption criteria that were met in August 2012 (ILO, 2006). The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) is a consolidation of past international labour standards which covers international Labour standards which cover 1.2 million seafarers worldwide and acts as the fourth pillar of shipping regulation as set out
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Tax Laws on Loan
Facts Our problem has to do with how agency relationships between corporations and partnerships affect how operating losses are dealt with. In this problem, Kimberly has formed a partnership called Deckside Apartments and has approached The Staten Investment Fund to obtain funding for their new apartment complex. Deckside Apartments cannot legally obtain the offered 10% loan from The Staten Investment Fund because of the state usury law which states that noncorporate borrowers cannot take loans
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Law in Relation
First and foremost, the main question here is whether Aidan should be entitled to enforce the contract or not. To answer this question, the case law of Singapore High Court in Chwee Kin Keong & Others v Digilandmall.com Pte Ltd [2004] SGHC 71 has been referred. In Aidan’s and friend’s case, there are three essential elements of contracts which invalidate the contract. They are either caused either by the plaintiff or the defendant which
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Employment Compliance Law Plan
EMPLOYMENT LAW COMPLIANCE PLAN Employment Law Compliance Plan Christina Barbin HRM531 March 16, 2015 Virginia McMinn ________________ Employment Law Compliance Plan In an effort to assist Clapton Commercial Construction with their efforts in expanding to the state of Arizona, Atwood and Allen consulting will be assisting with various pieces of the expansion to ensure all laws are met and the employees and employer are both taken care of. In this memo we will first look
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Role and Function of Law
ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF LAW Role and Functions of Law Abas Shekuna LAW/421 January 14, 2015 James Jackson ________________ Role and Functions of Law Ever since the dawn of human civilization, mankind has had some sort of rule or that they used to govern itself. In society laws set the standard or behavior and standard in which we should live in if we want to be part of society. Laws set up rules and regulations
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Business Law of Goods and Supply
Introduction In the sale of goods and supply, there are different implied provisions that are used to protect the rights of buyers. These basic provisions are found in sale of goods and supply act 1979 and 1982 respectively (Goldstein, 2003). These acts ensure that the buyer is protected from a seller who does not have good title and therefore lacks the rights to sell the good under his possession. It is a legal requirement
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Introduction of Law
1. Introduction 1. Definitions of Law ‘Law’ can be understood in many different ways and has a broad meaning. The term ‘Law’ is very difficult to define because it is used to mean different things in different contexts. But in general form of definition, ‘Law’ is ‘rules of behaviour’. It tells us what must be done, what may be done and what cannot be done. In different dictionaries, the word ‘Law’ has been different defined.
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Taxation Law
Question 1 (a) According to the statutory law s 4-10(3), tax payable is calculated by multiplying taxpayer’s taxable income by the tax rate and subtracting tax offsets. While taxable income is calculated by subtracting deductions from assessable income. Therefore, taxable income will increase if assessable income increases. In the case of ABC Ltd, assuming the company makes profit in the next financial year, the company will have higher taxable income and therefore pay more tax
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The Purge in the Light of God’s Law
Alex VanGuilder Hailey Reed Brielle Jensvold Final Project Christianity and the Media April 20, 2015 Love Thy Neighbor: The Purge in the Light of God’s Law When considering the law that governs the world and the population within it, the majority of the population would first think about the government and the laws that they uphold. But, the most important law is actually God’s Law. God’s Law is a higher power than that of the
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