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In this essay, "enforcement of entertainment laws" the author talks about what constitutes entertainment law and its key components.... enforcement of entertainment laws State laws, such as California and New York require talent agents to obtain a licence as a form of the artist.... nbsp;He also answers the question why it is better for the artists to running contracts with entertainment law firms than with ordinary one.... Talent agents can sometimes act as managers with no licence and experience, and may negotiate contracts such as recording, publishing, or merchandising contracts for the artist, is like practising law without a licence which can jeopardize the artist's career....
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In the paper “Advice on Frances' Rights under the law” the author discusses a directive adopted by EU.... Directives, in essence, are “general rules to be transferred into national law” by member countries as the countries see fit or appropriate to do so.... This is opposed to a regulation, which has the force of a national law, with the exception that regulations have the force of being a law applied to all of the member countries....
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nti-social behaviours need to be prevented or if they have already occurred, law enforcement is necessary so as to avoid chaos and unrest in the society.... These include Prevention, enforcement, support of victims, witnesses and perpetrators and rehabilitation of the offenders.... enforcement, Support and Rehabilitation, understand how services aimed to curb ASB are delivered in housing associations and the cost associated with the delivery of services by these associations....
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Prior to either of these attacks and, more specifically 9/11, stringent regulatory and legislative frameworks restricted law enforcement's prerogative to place citizens under surveillance.... The Interception of Communications Act (1985) effectively disallows law enforcement, or any representative of the state, from intercepting the telephone and electronic communication of citizens unless it is first established that doing so is integral, either to national security, or for the negation of the real and immediate threat which that person, or those whom he/she communicates with, pose towards society (Lloyd, 1986)....
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International trade often means venturing into the unknown leaving the impression that a company risks exposing itself to an uncertain financial future.... These issues arise out of the knowledge that foreign nations have vastly different laws that could lead to long and expensive… However, there are certain multilateral trade conventions and treaties that effectively remove those fears and are specifically designed to remove those barriers to This report provides some insight into the dynamics of these treaties and conventions and explains how they can and will facilitate the expansion of this company into foreign territory....
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Failure to comply with the instructions to implement the Directive into local law by the time stipulated for doing so constitutes an infringement capable of invoking Article 228's judicial process for the implementation of sanctions.... This essay describes article 226 of the EC Treaty makes provision for infringement proceedings against the non-complying Member States....
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The most recent conviction numbers contribute to the overall picture of computer misuse enforcement and indicate a reduction in violations since ratification of the Act and instatement as code.... Part of the challenge seems to lie in what critics argue is the vagueness of the law that is rendered even less clear in court, as it is impossible for a supplier to assess the ‘likelihood' that an internet or software tool may be used in the commission of a crime....
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The paper "Discretion And The Criminal Justice Professionals" describes the major reason for the reliance on such informal practices by law enforcement officers is the paucity of funding and other resources including adequate staff to hand all instances of violation of law in a formal manner.... From the evidence evaluated during the course of this research, it has transpired that law enforcement officers are bestowed the power discretion which offers them immense authority over the citizens of the US....
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Research Paper