Category: Law

►Maximum words count – 3,300
►Please cite the exact article from the DSA when d

►Maximum words count – 3,300
►Please cite the exact article from the DSA when discussed in the respective part of the text.
►Please for all used resources, to be duly included in the text as footnotes with link.
►The Digital Services Act is applicable only to the European Union.
►I have attached some worthy resources. Please do additional research for five more.
►No need in describing: what the DSA is; virtual platform; avatars; in an extensive descriiption what virtual violence.
►In the plan below I have separated the content into three main questions. Every main question have additional sub-questions for clearer argumentation. Please follow this structure. The text that I have added below every question is just explanatory, please do not include in the final text.
►The topic of automation on content moderation or anything else should not be included in the argumentation.

Hi, I am a business student; but for my “business law for corporate decision mak

Hi, I am a business student; but for my “business law for corporate decision makers” I have to write an essay and present the topic I have chosen. I have chosen to write about the rise of joint ventures (compared to M&A) in times of uncertainties. 2 good sources that mention this are:
• Dintelman M., Aschenbroich A. (2023). Success in Joint Ventures
• Pajot, C., & Gravière, R. J. D. L. (2010). A study of joint ventures: The challenging world of alliances.
However, in my presentation I should also keep the “Law aspect”. So I will write about the flexible nature of JV, which can be an advantage in times of uncertainty. I have already written an introduction of this topic. In the file “model for the oral exam” you find the task and what I’ve already written. So I should write an introduction, my key findings and a conclusion/critical analysis.
I want you write the key findings, and the critical analysis in this task. You should base yourself on this source: •Marchand, S., Chappuis, C., Hirsch, L., Chenaux, J. L., Philippin, E., & Gilliéron, P. (2013). Recueil de contrats commerciaux: modèles en français et en anglais commentés selon le droit suisse. Helbing Lichtenhahn. Starting on page 1097 – contractual agreements. There is a “commentaire” written in French on a JV contract. If you cannot access this book, I have included a file “text written in English and French”; I don’t know if the book is accessible online. I found it in the library. You can use other sources if you find good ones. But please, it should be good sources and try to base yourself on Swiss Law if necessary.
Please reach out to me if you have more questions.

After receiving the Litigation Hold Notice, your next task is to do the followin

After receiving the Litigation Hold Notice, your next task is to do the following:
1. Prepare a summary of all your findings in a Microsoft Word document (Font: Arial, 10; Line Spacing: Double).

Case Study Schedule:
Week 4: Document retention policy due
Week 5: Litigation Hold Notice due
Week 6: Checklist of procedures due
Week 7: Summary Paper (Papers must not exceed a 30 per cent Turnitin score to be graded)

Details of Summary Paper (21%): Prepare a 8-10 page summary paper in Microsoft Word (counts as 21% of the final grade) in APA format with 5-10 references (see writing expectations in the Policies section) (250 words per page). This paper must include the week 4, 5 and 6 assignments as sections of document for grading. Your summary should refer to the prior assignments within the document.

“The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has unique powers to influence member cou

“The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has unique powers to influence member countries, in particular with regard to surveillance and conditional financial assistance. To what extent does the IMF evolving role in ‘macro-critical’ areas such as climate change require a new legal mandate?”
Recommended outline
Title: The Evolving Role of the International Monetary Fund (IMF): Necessity for a New Legal Mandate in Addressing Macro-Critical Areas such as Climate Change
I. Introduction
A. Brief overview of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) B. Highlighting the IMF’s unique powers and influence over member countries C. Introduction to the evolving role of the IMF in macro-critical areas, particularly climate change
II. Historical Perspective on the IMF’s Role
A. Early functions and purposes of the IMF B. Evolution of the IMF’s role over time C. Expanding focus on macro-critical issues beyond traditional economic concerns
III. The IMF’s Powers in Surveillance
A. Explanation of the IMF’s surveillance function B. How the IMF influences member countries through surveillance C. Case studies illustrating the impact of IMF surveillance on member countries
IV. Conditional Financial Assistance and Its Implications
A. Overview of conditional financial assistance provided by the IMF B. Conditions typically imposed on member countries seeking financial assistance C. Examining the effectiveness and challenges of conditional financial assistance
V. The IMF’s Engagement in Macro-Critical Areas
A. Definition and significance of macro-critical areas B. Analysis of the IMF’s increasing involvement in non-traditional economic issues C. Case studies illustrating the IMF’s role in addressing macro-critical issues
VI. Climate Change as a Macro-Critical Area
A. Understanding the macro-critical nature of climate change B. IMF’s recognition of climate change as a systemic risk C. The IMF’s initiatives and policies related to climate change
VII. Challenges and Criticisms
A. Identifying challenges and limitations in the IMF’s current role in addressing climate change B. Criticisms from various stakeholders regarding the IMF’s approach C. Analyzing the potential shortcomings of the current legal mandate
VIII. The Need for a New Legal Mandate
A. Assessing whether the existing legal framework adequately addresses the IMF’s evolving role B. Arguments for and against the necessity of a new legal mandate C. Proposals for specific legal amendments or additions to empower the IMF in addressing climate change
IX. Global Perspectives and Collaborative Efforts
A. Examining how the international community perceives the IMF’s role in climate change B. The importance of collaborative efforts between the IMF and other global entities C. Case studies showcasing successful collaborative approaches in addressing macro-critical issues
X. Conclusion
A. Summarizing key points discussed in the essay B. Emphasizing the significance of the IMF’s evolving role in macro-critical areas C. Concluding thoughts on whether a new legal mandate is imperative for the IMF’s continued effectiveness

Create a Litigation Hold Notice similar to the one provided to you in the handou

Create a Litigation Hold Notice similar to the one provided to you in the handout called “L10.Project.TS1.doc.”

Topic
do an in-depth analysis of the FBI as a government agency. part of the es

Topic
do an in-depth analysis of the FBI as a government agency. part of the essay should be about laws that affect the FBI.
The USA PATRIOT Act
The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act
The Electronic Communications Privacy Act
The Privacy Act of 1974
Guidance
1. Write an introduction, which clearly identifies the topic of your
paper and the issues which you seek to illuminate. The introduction
should include the thesis or basis of your paper, and a very
preliminary overview of the evidence you will use to support it.
Finally, the introduction should include a statement that identifies
what your paper contributes to our understanding of administrative law
(in other words, why is the topic of your report important?).
2. The body of your report should be dedicated to support your thesis
statement with claims gleaned from your research (into what others
have written on the topic; data that you have gathered), readings from
the course text, discussion boards, and/or case law, interviews, law
review articles. Please cite your references at the end of your
report. Please include at least 5 references to support the thesis of
your paper.
3. Conclude your report by recapitulating your thesis and explaining
in greater detail the significance of your findings. If you would
like, include in your conclusion some questions or claims about the
topic and/or specific which you’ve written. If you believe more
research needs to be done on your topic, be specific about what kind
of research and how you think it ought to be done.
I strongly recommend that you proofread your paper several times to
ensure that you have no spelling, grammar or punctuation errors and to
ensure that your paper flows well and is organized.
PLEASE USE FOOTNOTES and proper Bluebook citations! See attached for
more information on footnotes.
Please remember that if you cut and paste something from the internet
into your assignment, that is plagiarism and you will receive a 0 for
the assignment and be reported to the school. Please note that any
site ending with “pedia” is not a reliable site and will not be
accepted as a resource.
Please note: Papers will be automatically added to and checked against
the standard Turnitin repositories. Originality reports will be
returned to the faculty and student in roughly 15 minutes of the
submission. Multiple submissions are allowed.

You are a news reporter in charge of finding hot topics concerning citizens and

You are a news reporter in charge of finding hot topics concerning citizens and their rights. As part of your job duties and responsibilities, you are to research and find an interesting and recent (within the past two years) Constitutional issue and/or case to present as headline news.
Pretend that your boss wants you to host a Constitutional law professor from the local law school as part of a live news broadcast. What do you think that your viewers want to know about your selected Constitutional issue? How do you think that your guest professor can elaborate so as to provide a more enlightening special feature broadcast to your viewers? For purposes of this Discussion, rely on the insights that you have learned from this course as a substitute for the knowledge that you anticipate the guest professor will share during the broadcast.
Please share the Q&A that you expect will be the outline for the broadcast. Be sure to identify the Amendment(s) or Section(s) of the Constitution that is and/or are at issue, as well as any other legal resources (including, but not limited to case law) upon which your hypothetical guest professor may rely.

Greta tells her friend, Jala, that in appreciation of the love and affection she

Greta tells her friend, Jala, that in appreciation of the love and affection she has shown Greta over the past 5 years since her husband left her, she will give $20,000 when her bank term-deposit matures in 6 months. Six months later, when the term-deposit matures, Greta tells Jala she will take her out to dinner instead of paying her $20,000.
Ignoring the issue of intention, what will you advise Jala?
State the issue you need to consider.
State the relevant legal rule or rules relating to this problem.
State the main case or cases related to this problem.
Based on this information, if Jala sued Greta for a breach of contract would she win in court? What is your answer – yes? or no? Explain your answer.

Law is a set of rules that are created and are enforceable by social or governme

Law is a set of rules that are created and are enforceable by social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior, with its precise definition a matter …

Does justice exist? and if it does exist should we pursue it?
All throughout thi

Does justice exist? and if it does exist should we pursue it?
All throughout this class we have had multiple readings which i will link below to help us discover if justice exists or not. We have to write if it does or doesn’t exist and why and provide citation from the texts. I want this essay to say that justice can’t exist because everyone’s views on justice are different so it can never be equal which means justice can’t exist. Talk about how justice is social, religious. religion = social which means society = religion. Social contract should be talked about and racial contract.