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Evergreen closing of pool unacceptable
I am completely annoyed about The Evergreen State College closing its pool to Joe public. TESC is a publicly funded institution and they close the pool to the public? Just to annoy me more, they allow two high schools to use the pool for their swim teams. Those swim teams are also publicly funded. These kids better enjoy that pool while they can because swimming around here post graduation is not enjoyable. I’m sure the folks running the college will tell you the public didn’t use the pool very much.
Third Circuit Now 'Encompasses' Pre-Service Removal
The removal statute says what it says and should be given its plain meaning. That was the holding of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Encompass Ins. Co. v. Stone Mansion Rest., 902 F.3d 147 (3d Cir. 2018), a decision in which the court found that pre-service removal, sometimes also referred to as “snap removal,” is a proper and legitimate method to secure a federal forum.
Legislating Cybersecurity: 2018 Adds Patches to the Quilt of Data Privacy Law Across the US
Credit: Maksim Kabakou/Shutterstock.com Data privacy and security law in the U.S. is like a patchwork quilt of many shapes and patterns. The first patches were formed by the common law right to privacy, see, e.g., Samuel D. Warren & Louis D. Brandeis, The Right to Privacy, 4 Harv. L. Rev.
It’s a fossil fuel world, solutions not simple
Imagine everybody on Earth agreed that global warming was real and something had to be done now. Every person understood that burning fossil fuels consumes oxygen, produces carbon dioxide and that the overall heat capacity of Earth's atmosphere increases as a result. Starting tomorrow no more fossil fuels would be burned. Let's take a quick look at the consequences. Obviously not many people would have a job to go to. No more Boeing planes to be built or flown.
The Biometric Standards: How New York Measures Up in the Face of Biometric Use Regulations
Shutterstock Earlier this year, the New York Times reported that Madison Square Garden is using facial recognition technology for security purposes and to identify individuals entering the building. Kevin Draper, “Madison Square Garden Has Used Face-Scanning Technology on Customers,” N.Y. Times, March 13, 2018.
Who is really responsible for chemical attack
I read this newspaper every day with a focus on the international news. I’ve read that Syrian government forces have been beating the heck out of the various opposing forces. From the articles I read, the opposing forces are down to their last bit of territory. An April 13 article said our intelligence sources have not assigned blame for the chemical attack. Apparently only the French have at this time.
Avoiding Stale Products Liability Claims: Why NJ Should Enact a Statute of Repose
Mantell is a director, and Gray is an associate, in the Products Liability Department in the Newark office of Gibbons P.C. Redd is counsel in the Gibbons Government Affairs Department, based in the firm's Trenton office.
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