What the Cyberspace Solarium report means for the private sector
Episode 311 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
Episode 311 of the Cyberlaw Podcast
In the meantime, neighboring Netherlands, which a few weeks ago had a similar rate to Belgium's, now has half of Belgium's.
Even after the shutdown orders are lifted, businesses may fear liability if they reopen and someone supposedly gets sick as a result—when Congress concludes reopening is safe, should it block such liability?
My take on On Fire Christian Center, Inc v. Greg Fischer, et al.
"This duty doesn't evaporate in a crisis—in fact, a crisis may heighten the duty."
The store owner thought his employee acted in reasonable defense of property and self. The police disagreed.
What should a Court of Appeals do when the Supreme Court grants, or is about to grant, a case with related issues?
You'd think that would have been clear by now to prosecutors and judges.
It will be 8 pm Pacific, 9 pm Mountain, 10 pm Central, 11 pm Eastern, on Tuesday, March 31, for about an hour.
Very high in Italy and Spain, followed by France, Switzerland, Belgium, and the Netherlands, followed by Denmark, Portugal, Ireland, Austria, the U.S., and Germany.
This is an advisory list, but I expect will have some influence on some local governments.
I'm toying with doing that with a couple of colleagues -- any suggestions on how to make it work?
So opines the Texas AG, interpreting Texas state statutes (and not needing to consider the Second Amendment).
A cold prison, a suspicious suicide, and federal advisory committees.
"I know professors at the University of Pennsylvania. Professors at the University of Pennsylvania are friends of mine. Senator, you're no University of Pennsylvania Professor."
"At the same time these Defendants" "entirely closed off any and all means for law-abiding private citizens to obtain firearms in New Jersey," "the State has permitted the retailers of many other products—including alcohol, marijuana, and office supplies—to continue distributing goods to the public."
How much risk of loss of life people are willing to accept likely depends on how one asks the question
(All numbers are plus or minus about 15%.)
"Far from being required by Title IX, CIAC's transgender policy is in tension with 'the core of Title IX's purpose'—namely, ensuring that women have an '[e]qual opportunity to participate' in educational programs and activities at covered institutions."
Says Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, presumably for the duration of the pandemic emergency.
They're a crucial resource in this crisis
"I have to admit that I am concerned about my reputation among my peers"
I suspect other travel loyalty programs will follow suit
Despite broad claims from the company, available police reports don't support the idea that filming everything in front of people's doors stops much crime.
"The court will turn its attention back to this case and others of similar magnitude in due but likely distant course. In the interim, the parties may wish to set aside their minor differences over implementing a reasonable settlement agreement in deference to the public interest in permitting the court system to function without unnecessary distraction."
There's apparently a blood shortage, because many blood drives have been canceled, so I thought now was an especially good time.
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