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Cade, Jason A. - 2015

the federal judiciary to increase structural opportunities for equitable consideration through closer regulation of the …

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Accountability in Algorithmic Copyright Enforcement

Perel (Filmar), Maayan; Elkin-Koren, Niva - 2017

Recent years demonstrate a growing use of algorithmic law enforcement by online intermediaries. Facilitating the distribution of online content, online intermediaries offer a natural point of control for monitoring access to illegitimate content, which makes them ideal partners for performing...

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The Role of Enforcement in Delineating the Scope of IP Rights

Hilty, Reto - 2015

According to an unbroken paradigm innovation and creation accrue from strong IP protection – the more the better. Increasing doubts from academic research are continuously ignored. Under-protection is the great concern. Over-exclusivity, however, is not a minor relevance. Lacking competitive...

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Corporate Behaviour : Enforcement, Support or Ethical Culture?

Hodges OBE, Christopher - 2015

behavioural psychology and empirical socio-legal research supporting responsive regulation theory, and notes widespread adoption … financial crisis has highlighted the need for internal culture and ethics in traders, rather than regulation alone; that civil … enforcement? The article proposes a new policy for public enforcement: ethical regulation …

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East-West Intellectual Property Enforcement Partnerships : Dream and Reality

Tanielian, Adam Richard - 2015

Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are essential to functioning economies. Nearly all nations adopt treaties and enact statutes supporting IPRs. Moderate uniformity is found in legislative branches, but actions from executive and judicial branches vary among cultures, traditions and nations....

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From National Standards to Justiciable Rights : Enforcing International Social and Economic Guarantees Through Charter of Rights Review

Jackman, Martha - 2015

The United Nations Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights recommended, in its 1998 review of Canada's compliance with the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, that social and economic rights be recognized and enforceable under the Canadian Charter of Rights...

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Information Exchange between Authorities : Enhancing Enforcement

Fonteijn, Chris; O’Keeffe, Siún - 2015

The Netherlands Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) was created on the 1st of April 2013 following the consolidation of the Netherlands Consumer Authority (CA), the Netherlands Independent Post and Telecommunications Authority (OPTA) and the Netherlands Competition Authority (NMa). ACM is...

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Advancing Forensic Interrogation Techniques to Combat Terrorism : Applying the Concept to Law Enforcement (Considerations of Cost and Benefits)

Sahito, Farhan - 2015

The development of functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) and the significant role that it plays as a forensic interrogation tool has not been previously researched. This book introduces a first step towards advancing a novel interrogation experimental paradigm for law enforcement agencies...

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International Law Enforcement Access to User Data : A Survival Guide and Call for Action

Westmoreland, Kate; Kent, Gail - 2015

Effectively accessing and using online evidence is a critical part of modern investigations and prosecutions, but also has significant implications for users’ privacy. The current system of international sharing of online data in criminal matters is a patchwork of domestic and international...

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The Principle of Effectiveness, Competition Law Remedies and the Limits of Adjudication

Lianos, Ioannis - 2015

The principle of effectiveness is closely related to the development of the emerging EU law on remedies. Its instrumental use has enabled the EU courts to restrict the principle of national procedural autonomy, when this was convenient in order to ensure the accomplishment of the aims set by EU...

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