CRIMINAL jurisdictionCRIMINAL lawThe Restatement of the Law (Fourth): The Foreign Relations Law of the United States is a monumental work, which, just like the Restatement (Third), may prove influential abroad. This also applies to its restatement of the law of jurisdiction. The ...
Criminal law protection of scenic resources: a three-stage analysis framework In the restatement of legal interest value, the ' 1 X' model is adopted to summarize the legal interest value characteristics of scenic resources: ' 1... Y Shang,S Liu - 《China Population Resources & Environment》...
The second problem is (a lack of) generality: intentional tort law is not organized into a series of straightforward umbrella rules, e.g., prohibiting intentionally causing physical harm, intentionally causing emotional harm, and intentionally causing economic harm. Nor would streamlining intentional ...
Law.com, falsified documents -- like those recently revealed in an internal Apple probe -- are one of the key issues for government officials trying to determine which of their 100-plus backdating investigations will be pursued as criminal matters and which will be limited to civil SEC ...
on Law.com, falsified documents — like thoserecently revealedin an internal Apple probe — are one of the key issues for government officials trying to determine which of their 100-plus backdating investigations will be pursued as criminal matters and which will be limited to civil SEC ...
no self-respecting liberal pays any attention to the Constitution or the rule of law. Not only would Bill take charge, but we are unlikely to ever know about it. Our media can be counted on to do a cover-up the likes of which we’ve never seen before. One that would make Woodrow ...
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Expressive Theories of Law: A General Restatement. 148 University of Law Review: 1503-1575.See, e.g., Elizabeth S. Anderson & Richard H. Pildes, Expressive Theories of Law: A General Restatement, 148 U. Pa. L. Rev. 1503, 1508 (2000)....
Government administrative regulations and criminal law cannot, I think, be trusted to do the whole job. They tend to bend to political and private forces and often lose their steam.3 III. INCREASED STATUTORY ADMINISTRATIVE AND CRIMINAL LAW INTERVENTIONS The role of torts is being whittled away ...