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Corporate democracy from say on pay to say on politics.
... clear definition in Citizens United, other cases have articulated what the Supreme Court means by ... in the U.K., the Netherlands and Australia before it finally arrived in America. (39) The ... the Troubled Asset Relief Program (commonly known as TARP) legislation in 2008. Many TARP ...
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Kirtsaeng: Copyright’s “First Sale”
Doctrine and Foreign Manufactured Goods, 1213 COBJ, Pg. 69
... common business practice of "geographic market. ...(noting that the United. States, Australia, Canada, Malaysia, Mexico, and Singapore. ... . 96 Id. (noting that several cases,. including Vernor v. Autodesk, Inc., 621 ...
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SURROGACY AND LIMITATIONS TO FREEDOM OF CONTRACT: TOWARD BEING MORE FULLY HUMAN.
...Human flourishing and the common good require both the affirmation and limitation ...The Australian commissioning parents, having contracted with a ... are not farfetched, considering the cases such as Heather Rice (397) or Baby Gammy, (398) ...
- Chapter III. General review of the legal activities of the United Nations and related intergovernmental organizations
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Territorial overlaps in trademark law: the evolving European model.
...Scope of Relief C. Relief in Dilution Cases VI. THE UNITARY PRINCIPLE AND OVERLAPPING RIGHTS: ... through the continued protection of common-law rights based upon use, although since 1946 ..., Belarus, and Kazakhstan); (71) by Australia and New Zealand, who would create a trans-Tasman ...
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A comparative look at plea bargaining in Australia, Canada, England, New Zealand, and the United States.
... Supreme Court of Western Australia (which deals with most homicide cases and armed robberies in the state), which involves colocation of a ...(267) Common law principles relating to discounts for mitigating factors associated ...
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Migrants at sea: what role for international law?
... in a spirit of shared responsibility to a common challenge while preserving the institution of ... striking example of this comes from Australia which has a "stop the boats" policy whereby .... The collective expulsion cases reveal a willingness on the part of states to ...
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Exclusivity Without Patents: The New Frontier of FDA Regulation for Genetic Materials
Over the last twenty years, the legal and scientific academic communities have been embroiled in a debate about the patent eligibility of genetic materials. The stakes for both sides could not be higher. On one hand are the potential multi-billion dollar profits on the fruits of research (from newly discovered genes), and on the other is scientists’ ability to continue and expand research into...
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Market power without market definition.
... required proof of market power in most cases and has analyzed market power through a market ...The most commonly repeated maxim--that proof of restricted output ..., 92.93%); Spain (Google, 93.02%); Australia (Google, 95.55%); Mexico (Google, 93.35%); ...
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LIBERAL SECULARISM AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN THE PUBLIC SPACE: REFORMING POLITICAL DISCOURSE.
... economic reciprocity, and values of the common good. In addition, the inquiry must be free and ...) What Thornton and Luker acknowledge of Australia seems true of the United States, too: "Despite a ... test is somewhat unclear, since more recent cases have looked to endorsement, coercion, historical ...
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The Impact Of Select US Tax Reform Provisions On Australian Superannuation Funds And Its Beneficiaries
... the Transition Tax of course concerns Australian trusts which are commonly-used vehicles by everyday Australians to conduct business. In this regard, ...LLC. In those cases, a reduction of U.S. tax burden could lead to a reduction of global tax ...
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The RCEP and trans-pacific intellectual property norms.
... is currently being negotiated between Australia, China, India, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, ...Commonly referred to as the "ASEAN Way," negotiations ...Cases in point are the early harvest programs in the ...
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The failure of corporate governance standards and antitrust compliance.
...These duties, as articulated in cases like In re Caremark International Inc. Derivative ..."The benefits of cartel membership are common to shareholders and managers alike: any increase ... Beaton-Wells presented findings of an Australian survey showing that seventy-seven percent of ...
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621 F.3d 624 (7th Cir. 2010), 09-1892, Bodum USA, Inc. v. La Cafetiere, Inc.
... the Chambord design violates Bodum's common-law trade dress. Trade dress, a distinctive ...ère model to the United Kingdom and Australia. This means, Bodum Holding insists, that there ... to rely on testimony; and in only a few cases, I believe, is it justified in doing so. This ...
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CLOUD COMPUTING AND CROSS-BORDER TRANSFER PRICING: IMPLICATIONS OF RECENT OECD AND AUSTRALIAN TRANSFER PRICING LAWS ON CLOUD RELATED MULTINATIONAL ENTERPRISES AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS.
... technology (29) An increasing number of industries "are finding use cases for Blockchain in the public cloud." (30) For example, in March 2017 IBM ... the service network can be various, CC technology does share some common features: elastic and borderless. . First, in comparison with traditional ...
- A Polemic Against the Standing Requirement in Constitutional Cases
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Ibrahim v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 010219 FED9, 14-16161
... exceedingly complex cases, a court may appropriately. determine ...Ibrahim's claim. arose from a "common course of conduct" and were. therefore ... . . • Tipoff Australia Counterterrorism Information Control. ...
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Intestate Inheritance Rights for Unmarried Committed Partners: Lessons for U.S. Law Reform from the Scottish Experience
No U.S. state affords intestate inheritance rights to the unmarried and unregistered committed partner of a decedent. This omission has become more and more problematic in recent years as cohabitation rates in the United States have risen and marriage rates have declined. Indeed, the phenomenon of increasing cohabitation rates and declining marriage rates is observed across the developed world....
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252 U.S. 189 (1920), 318, Eisner v. Macomber
... used, and to apply the distinction, as cases arise, according to truth and substance, without ... . as used in common speech, in order to determine its meaning in the ... the Dividend Duties Act of Western Australia, which provided that "dividend" should include ...
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Observations from above: unmanned aircraft systems and privacy.
...(90) Among them are several cases from the 1980s that specifically considered ... of Riley's curtilage was so commonplace that Riley's expectation of privacy in his ... commercial drones have been licensed in Australia since 2002); see also Australia Civil Aviation ...
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The States' Interest in Federal Procedure.
...courts, placing in jeopardy thousands of cases spanning fields as varied as terror finance, ... explicit, a Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas judge recently stated that "'the court's ...National Australia Bank, 97 MINN. L. REV. 132, 144 (2012); see also ...
- Testamentary Formalism in Louisiana: Curing Notarial Will Defects Through a Likelihood-of-Fraud Analysis
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Rethinking the law firm organizational form and capitalization structure.
...(5) Movements in Australia and the United Kingdom to liberalize law firm ... this out, enabling firms to take on risky cases or contingency-fee cases with high pay-off ...5.6(a) (2012). . (43.) The most common triggering events of law firm collapse include: ...
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A new framework for assessing clinical data transparency initiatives.
... the prompting of the ALI drafters, the cases that followed did not accept the distancing from ...-shifting variation of the "tragedy of the commons" may also play out in the absence of property ... possible in countries like Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, and Japan. (116) ...
- Tidying up the Internet: Takedown of Unauthorized Content under Copyright, Trademark, and Defamation Law