While supporters tout a new state law allowing Oklahomans to openly carry firearms as yet another protection of the public's Second Amendment rights, representatives of the state's business community question the need for the idea. Signed by Republican Gov. Mary Fallin on Tuesday, Senate Bill 1733 makes Oklahoma the 25th state in the nation with a permissive open-carry law.
Introduction. Identity Theft. What Type of Information Do CDBs Collect?. Events That Have Raised Questions About The Security of Information Held by CDBs. Current Laws In Place to Restrict the Sale of Personal Information. Recommended Changes to Current Privacy Laws. Industry Concerns Regarding Regulation. Conclusion
BLOOMINGTON - In the scramble to understand the new health reform law, small business owners in Central Illinois are asking some big questions: Is it still smart to offer health coverage? Could we avoid a tax penalty by restructuring? Most of all: What's this all going to cost me?
Journalism and mass communication programs play an important role on college campuses, yet are relatively small in comparison to other professional schools - such as law, business, and engineering. While the questions that arose are not exhaustive, they provide context around the conversations that should be taking place within J&MC programs and among the organizations that serve those programs. * do rankings mean anything? * for whom are we ranking? * how do we remain relevant within our own institutions? * what does it mean to be a professional school as the funding models change? * aren't we more than just about skills? * are we teaching the meaning of a free press? * what is our research value in a university? * do industry pressures cause conflict with academic pressures? * do...
Law practice and legal education are facing fundamental changes. Many assume that these changes will force law schools to give up on theory and focus more on training students for the practice of law. However, this Essay shows that the future may be more uncertain and complex. The only thing that is certain is that law schools may face, for the first time, the need to provide the type of education the market demands rather than serving lawyers’ and law professors’ preferences. Legal educators must respond to these demands by serving not just the existing U.S. market for legal services but also a global market for legal information. This may call for training in some, but not all, of the theories and disciplines that have been developing in law schools.
Executives recognize that coaching can increase the quality of leadership skills at all levels, improve retention of leaders, help new leaders succeed, and address management behavioral problems. Unlike consultants and other business professionals with specific expertise in finance, law, or accounting, executive coaches enter organizations asking probing questions rather than offering judgments. Formal coaching really begins with pre-coaching interviews. These interviews are often held with the CEO or human resources department. Using a personality indicator, a number of exercises, and many probing questions, the coach elicits information about a client's needs and how to work with him effectively to bring about the desired results. With guidance from the coach, clients articulate -- fi...
Legal scholars have focused much attention on the incorporation puzzle -- why business corporations so heavily favor Delaware as the site of incorporation. This paper suggests that the focus on the incorporation decision overlooks a broader but intimately related set of questions. The choice of Delaware as a situs of incorporation is, effectively, a choice of law decision. Researchers study a data set of 412 merger and acquisition contracts contained as exhibits in SEC Form 8-K filings by reporting corporations over a seven month period in 2002 in order to assess the decisions the parties have made regarding choice of law and choice of forum. They find that, although these contracts frequently select Delaware law and forum, there is a relative "flight" from Delaware in the contractual s...
Law lags technology. Moral questions take a back seat. Just because you can do something doesn't mean that it's a good idea. These are three laws of advancing technology. Consider the company Spectorsoft, which makes software for spying on people - your kids, your employees, whomever. "Automatically record everything they do on the Internet," says the banner on the Web site. Spectorsoft has several packages for sale.
... will do it, for example.) The whole business is a bad idea. As for adults, there are laws again...
... wisdom is displaced and its central questions are reframed. . This Article does just that. It ch... or private justice that are not the business of the state, while the state's power may be legit...
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