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Hannah Lee’s Journalist Portfolio

Library plans several events during Banned Books week

Library plans several events during Banned Books week

The Thomas G. Carpenter Library is celebrating banned books throughout the month of September and recognizing…

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Less parking available tomorrow in Fine Arts Garage

Less parking available tomorrow in Fine Arts Garage

Over 50 blue parking spots in the Fine Arts Garage will be reserved on Tuesday Sept. 13, meaning students may…

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First criminal cartel sentencing: "out of character aberration" leads to conviction

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By Susie Kilty, Hannah Lee, Anna Rosa Parker, Emily Tyler, Tony Dellow
| Lexology Verified
The sentencing judgment in New Zealand's first criminal cartel case is a stark reminder for businesses that a basic understanding of our competition laws is essential, and that good intentions are no excuse for breaking the law. What happened?
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Ready for the starting line-up: Cabinet signs off Overseas Investment Act changes

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By Susie Kilty, Hannah Lee, Emily Tyler
| Lexology Verified
In October 2024 Associate Finance Minister David Seymour announced changes to our overseas investment laws to get New Zealand "off the bench" as a competitive destination for international investors. We described the changes at that time as likely to be the most significant change of the past two decades in terms of how investments are screened, even though it was made clear that the scope of what we currently screen would be retained.
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What’s The Point of Constitutional Monarchy?

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By Dean Knight, Hannah Lee, Bob Morris
| Oxford Academic Verified
This is an article about a particular type of leadership, that of constitutional monarchy. Though a great deal has been written about the powers of monarchy, far less has been written about its point, that is, the function or functions it plays within the constitution. The article begins by presenting constitutional monarchy as an ideal-type, identifying the characteristic structures of the institution that distinguish it from other constitutional forms.
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