NET NEUTRALITY: IS IT A REALITY? The term net neutrality refers to the free use of the Internet, without any restrictions or conditions for using it. It determines that any user has full freedom to browse, access or use network services. Likewise, it defines that any access provider has the ability to restrict or condition the use that users connected to the network give to the service offered. There are some basic rules related to freedom, among which the most important is that any action taken
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bicameral Congress; an executive branch led by the President; and a judicial branch headed by the Supreme Court. It superseded the Articles of Confederation. The US Constitution does not specifically support or oppose titles of nobility, but the 14th Amendment does equate all men. Georgia The State of Georgia may not declare someone to be a noble. The Constitution of the State of Georgia is the governing document of the U.S. state of Georgia. The constitution outlines the three branches of government
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is given to Congress by which restrictions may be imposed?" Hamilton's argument was that Congress can only do what the Constitution specifically gives it authority to do. Powers not granted belong to the people and the states. Another way of putting Hamilton's concern to theory. Why have an amendment prohibiting Congress from interfering on our right to play hopscotch when the Constitution gives Congress no authority to interfere upon our hopscotch rights in the first place? Alexander Hamilton added
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also a constitutional issue. Involving six different amendments, the Roe v. Wade decision was greatly based on The Constitution. The supreme court decision in Roe v. Wade was incorrect legally and constitutionally. All unborn children are entitled to protection under the constitution for they are human beings, but the decision that was made after just after two years of arguing made it possible for unborn children to be aborted within the first six months of the pregnancy. One may wonder why such
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Other forms of abuse using this system are using show of hands method by chairman (CSA, pg 5), proxy solicitation and proxy lodgement process. 2. Problems identified in 2005 The Corporations Act 2001, prior to any amendments, states the rules for proxy voting. First and foremost, eligible members must be sent a proxy form or list of members who are
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The Movie fall within this definition of “electioneering communication”, qualifying them nonexempt from three applicable restrictions under The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BCRA). First, BCRA forbids Citizens United from using its corporate finances to air “electioneering communication” in order to suggest how an observer should vote. Second, if Citizens United achieves the first obligation, BCRA expects Citizens United to expose the personal identities of individuals who gave more than one thousand
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The invention of weapons have dated back to 1364 when human first recorded the use of firearm. However, many severe death results developed a dilemma that people had been debating about in the past century. A possible solution of this repeated problem is to add limitations on the right to bear arms or the means to keep a weapon. President Barack Obama recently stated that, “We know that states with the most gun laws tend to have the fewest gun deaths. So the notion that gun laws don’t work, or just
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Clear and present danger is a test first established in the landmark case of Schenck v. United States. It came about at a conflux of interest between national security in a time of war and the ever-present constitutionally supported rights of free speech. However, as time has passed its original war time application has expanded, retracted and ultimately been refined to reflect a greater understanding of the government’s role in the regulation of free speech and its responsibilities with regard to
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Introduction: The second amendment states the right for a citizen to bear arms. Some people called this a protection act. But where the debate lies is “are citizens taken advantage of this right?” With recent increase in crimes rates, most citizens’ question the right to bear arms. According to a recent report done by political reporter Peter Hamby, “eighty two percent of crimes are gun related”. (CNN 2013) This relates heavily to the Second Amendment, which Americans feel like upholding the United
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Fitness Centre was a business located away from the highway that used a 32 square feet portable sign to advertise — Northridge was charged with violating the City's sign bylaw — Northridge claimed bylaw was unconstitutional — HELD: Motion dismissed — Restriction on use of portable sign was reasonable
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