Is publication of facts already in the public domain an invasion of privacy?
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No, the publication of information about an individual taken from public
files and records does not constitute an invasion of privacy
Commerce Clause
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The clause in the Constitution (Article I, Section 8, Clause 1) that gives
Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, the basis of much
federal regulation
,Res judicata
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A rule that prohibits the same dispute between two parties from being
relitigated by a court after final judgment has been entered and all appeals
exhausted
(aka- a thing decided by judgement)
Who decides to bring criminal charges?
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Public prosecutors
The holding from Schoenbeck v. Masterlink
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CPM does not, under federal due process standards, have sufficient
minimum contacts with Illinois for the
trial court to exercise general personal jurisdiction
The reasons a court may ignore precedent according to the Tennessee Supreme
court
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, when the prior precedent conflicts with a constitutional provision
How the reasonable person standard applies to doctors?
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Represents how persons in the relevant community ought to behave. "What
should a reasonable,
qualified person have done under the same or similar circumstances?"
Stare decisis
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The use of precedent in deciding current cases, "to stand on decided
cases"
The holding from Lawler v. Montblanc North America
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- Lawler was the store manager- developed a medical condition and
couldn't work full-time
- She informed Montblanc and was told she had to work 40 hours/week
- Company president, Schmitz, visited and lawler testified that he was
unpleasant
- The company offered her severance pay
- She sued for disability discrimination and intentional infliction of
emotional distress
- District Court held for Montblanc
, - The appeals court affirmed and said the actions of Schmitz were not
severe enough to be characterized as outrageous
Judicial Immunity
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A judge is absolute immune from suit for damages for judiciary acts.
The standard required for a conviction
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The government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt:
1. the accused committed the illegal act
there was necessary intent or state of mind to commit the act
Definition of Criminal Negligence
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Gross negligence so extreme that it is punishable as a crime.
Example: involuntary manslaughter
Whether taxes can be used to punish behavior
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No, the publication of information about an individual taken from public
files and records does not constitute an invasion of privacy
Commerce Clause
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The clause in the Constitution (Article I, Section 8, Clause 1) that gives
Congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, the basis of much
federal regulation
,Res judicata
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A rule that prohibits the same dispute between two parties from being
relitigated by a court after final judgment has been entered and all appeals
exhausted
(aka- a thing decided by judgement)
Who decides to bring criminal charges?
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Public prosecutors
The holding from Schoenbeck v. Masterlink
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CPM does not, under federal due process standards, have sufficient
minimum contacts with Illinois for the
trial court to exercise general personal jurisdiction
The reasons a court may ignore precedent according to the Tennessee Supreme
court
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, when the prior precedent conflicts with a constitutional provision
How the reasonable person standard applies to doctors?
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Represents how persons in the relevant community ought to behave. "What
should a reasonable,
qualified person have done under the same or similar circumstances?"
Stare decisis
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The use of precedent in deciding current cases, "to stand on decided
cases"
The holding from Lawler v. Montblanc North America
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- Lawler was the store manager- developed a medical condition and
couldn't work full-time
- She informed Montblanc and was told she had to work 40 hours/week
- Company president, Schmitz, visited and lawler testified that he was
unpleasant
- The company offered her severance pay
- She sued for disability discrimination and intentional infliction of
emotional distress
- District Court held for Montblanc
, - The appeals court affirmed and said the actions of Schmitz were not
severe enough to be characterized as outrageous
Judicial Immunity
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A judge is absolute immune from suit for damages for judiciary acts.
The standard required for a conviction
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The government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt:
1. the accused committed the illegal act
there was necessary intent or state of mind to commit the act
Definition of Criminal Negligence
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Gross negligence so extreme that it is punishable as a crime.
Example: involuntary manslaughter
Whether taxes can be used to punish behavior
