use of environmental law Introduction In today’s business world, the use of environmental law is becoming common and effective. It has been witnessed that the companies operating globally are under the obligation of making sure that they are achieving the rules and regulations related to environmental laws. It is becoming a matter of great importance that companies or businesses operating globally are complying with environmental laws. It is becoming increasingly important that the focus of business is over fulfilling the requirements based on environmental law. It is also a matter of great importance to consider that in case if a business violated the laws and regulations, then at the time they have to face serious consequences such as the chances are high that the license can get revoked. It is becoming increasingly important for businesses operating in the EU that they should comply with the environmental policy of the region to prevent the environment from the negative impact of business. The report highlights that the business by the name of ECL is operating in the renewable energy sector and is…

E-Waste Policies and laws in Sydney: Are They Truly Working For years now, electronic waste has been a menace to the entire globe. Many things have been put in place to combat this issue, and it is safe to say that we are making progress as a planet. Away from global statistics, let us shed light on the city of Sydney in Australia. The Australian government has enacted various laws and policies pertaining to E-waste. We are going to have a closer look at these policies and laws and determine whether or not they are working. Policies National Television and Computer Recycling Scheme (NTCR) This scheme is a collaborative effort by the government and industry players. It was meant to act as a guide for recycling electronic waste items. Some of the items to be handled through this policy are televisions and computers. Other computer products like printers are also included in this list. The scheme dictated that households would deposit e-waste at specified areas. To make things flow seamlessly, every stakeholder was given a specific role to play. Local…

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The three-strikes law The three-strikes law involves life sentence if a person is convicted with a severe crime more than twice; for example, it increases the person prison sentence. On March 7th, 1994, the United States Justice Department first implemented the three strikes law to reduce crime. For example, twenty-eight states in the United States have implemented the three strikes law in that in a few countries a person convicted under the three strikes law is referred to as persistent offender. In contrast, in Missouri, they are regarded as a prior and persistent offender. The paper discusses the impact of the three-strikes law and how it deters crime as follows; increased length of prison stays and crime rates since 1994. Increased length of a prison stay. The three-strikes law has increased the average length of stay in jail. In 1994 the average time served was 21 months but due to the implementation of the three-strikes law, it grew to 25 months which is 19% increase (Huigens & Chinea, 2018, p. 22). The rise in the length of prison stay and…

impact of collective governance in matters related to the formulation of laws and policies In the module, most reading resources examine the impact of collective governance in matters related to the formulation of laws and policies aimed at attaining sustainability in the community. There is a concurrent assertion that collective governance is essential in achieving sustainable development. From the groups’ perspective, we concur with the claim. In the past, there has been the assumption that only governments could be tasked with planning, formulating policies, and implementing various measures aimed at achieving sustainability. However, matters of sustainable development cuts across all aspects of society. In that regard, the role of governance and decision processes could not be solely left for governments or individuals in society. Again, the impact of unsustainable practices is always felt by individuals at the lowest level of society. In instances of deprivation or extreme environmental impacts, everyone in society bears the brunt. Thus, collective governance in attaining sustainability is the approach that befits the current path towards realizing joint sustainable development. In the module, most reading resources…

Legitimate self-defense between law and public opinion (examples from Nigeria) Security in relation to human endurance, national soundness, and maintainable advancement or development cannot be emphasized further. In present-day, guaranteeing the safety of the lives, property, and assets of residents from the impediments of risk and threat has become the major pre-control of governments and statutory bodies that aim at being linked with effectiveness. Such strategies are more evident in recent research regarding political stability (Omah, 2013). However, there are times when the law and public opinion may come into conflict. More specifically, such occurrences happen when the legal team or personnel charged with the responsibility to protect the public fail to perform accordingly. This starting part trails a review of inward security challenges in Nigeria. Hence, this paper discusses the legal topic with important particular social, political, and other implications concerning self-defense between law and public opinion. More comprehensively, the discussion illustrates the issues using examples from Nigeria. Lately, Nigeria has been encountering certain occurrences of security dangers. In a similar vein, Nigeria has kept on being influenced directly…

 factors that influence how individuals and MNC positioned themselves to the tax law As described in the theoretical and conceptual frameworks, the stud identified three factors that influence how individuals and MNC positioned themselves to the tax law. Consequently, the study measured tax compliance and non-compliance as well as analyzing the relationship between tax avoidance, planning, and evasion. In view, it was evident that the tax planning has zero correlation with the tax compliance that is; r(330)=0.064, p=0.243. On the other hand, tax avoidance shown a negative correlation in relation with self-reported and MNC compliance r(330)=-0.298, with a probability of less than 0.001. Tax evasion and avoidance indicated a negative association with tax compliance; hence, they signify that they are forms of non-compliance. Importantly, tax evasion portrayed a stronger negative correlation with compliance as compared to tax avoidance where z=6.695, the probability is less than 0.001. These results suggest that tax avoidance and tax evasion are perceived as non-compliance practices. According to the findings, profits shifting induces a negative association between stated profit and tax differentials. Nonetheless, sources of data…

Canadian Law – Contract Law Dear Ms.Cloverdale, RE: Discharge of severance contract This letter of opinion constitutes my professional opinion on what you can and cannot do as far as a discharge of severance contract is concerned. There is no need of discharging your severance contract since you have already received your payment. Every employee in Canada, except a construction worker is entitled to a severance pay despite how long you have worked for Bell Mobility or how big that company is (Duton, n.d). This is because every employee who works in Canada is entitled to the common law severance (Duton, n.d). If you had an employment contract with a termination clause, it provides information on how much severance pay you ought to receive and the plan for its payment. Upon signing the severance contract, you gave up your rights to sue the company and discharging that contract does not mean you could receive a better package compared to the $259,000.00 in compensation you received. Despite how much you are currently struggling for money, you might be required to pay…

Recommendations Pertaining to Cardigans Law Case   According to the State law and first amendment, the Cardigans have a right of their commercial aired. I support this from the Court’s decision that radio and television broadcasters cover the side of their public issues in their stations in the case of Red Lion Broadcasting Company versus Federal Communications Commission. The First Amendment required  The sanction of radio stations for airing profanity programs. Still, I oppose it because it keeps adults and the older minors off from listening to a nonobscene speech at their wish. The first amendment law that the court had approved was not good. It was the enaction following a motion for the dismissal of subject matter jurisdiction failure. It involved no profit Massachusetts of a particular public interest corporation, FCC and individual members of the corporation, following a minor television viewer parent. The action that followed injunctive relief that the court-mandated the commission to make decisions based on reasonable alacrity proceedings in the docket 19142. It concerned the plaintiff’s petition for the children’s television enacting rules for television…

Labor law and industrial relations in Canada Introduction   1              In the first decade and half of the 20th century, before the turn of twentieth century a new model of unization was emerging that would dissolve distinctions among laborers and unite all workers in the same organization-industrial unionism. In Canada the impetus for this new style of unionism came from three kinds of industries (Arthur et al 2004). Workers were concentrated in large numbers and faced more aggressive corporate employers, industries where key groups of workers still had some independence from their employers and industries where distinctions between crafts were traditionally limited or were dissolving in the second industrial revolution. Many of these communities had a high percentage of immigrants. Often the workers who become union leaders had recently arrived from us Britain, or Eastern Europe. Many were socialists who became leaders in part because of their strong commitments to both a labor and political ideology (Arthur et al 2004). Socialist organizers opposed Canada’s commitment to capitalism, and this opposition led them to reject the notion of dividing workers into…