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Unlocking Traffic Permits: Constitutional Questions Explained! Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on constitutional obligations and the role of traffic engineering in public service at City Hall. Explore the intertwining of legalities and constitutional duties, and discover fascinating insights from those who have served. Stay informed and engaged with our deep dive! #ConstitutionalLaw #PublicService #TrafficEngineering #CityHallTalks #LegalQuestions #CivicEngagement #GovernmentTransparency #ConstitutionalDuties #PublicBuildingRights #CommunityDialogue

What's a legal notice and how does it impact you? ▶️ https://lnkd.in/gfaTSsdh Legal notices are another way to learn about changes coming in our community such as zoning, new ordinances and more.

Fresh Ideas for 21st Century Justice: Bridging the Gap for Low-Income Individuals and Small Businesses

On 1 January 2025, a revision of the Swiss Civil Procedure Code (CPC) introducing key amendments intended to facilitate the practical application of the CPC and improve access to courts in Switzerland will enter into force. The revision will also introduce provisions allowing the use of electronic means in civil proceedings in Switzerland, which was not explicitly mentioned in the CPC before. The Swiss Federal Council has published a draft of an ordinance specifying the technical requirements for the use of electronic means in civil proceedings which is currently subject to public consultation. Valentina Hirsiger-Meier and Fabienne Bretscher summarize the most important points covered by the new ordinance.

Navigating the STRESSES of Law and Politics: The Real Deal! Join us as we explore the intricate world of law and politics with Speaker_01 in a captivating studio discussion. Discover the stressors and joys of political life, especially during challenging times like the pandemic. Learn why being a good listener is crucial for success in this field! #LawAndPolitics #PoliticalDiscussion #SpeakerInsights #PandemicChallenges #PoliticalLife #GoodListening #SocietalIssues #PublicService #StudioTalk #LeadershipJourney

I'm thrilled to share my first blog post for Freedom Technologies, Inc., which delves into the implications of the Loper Bright decision on the FCC and spectrum regulation with Yaegy Park! In our blog, we argue that while the Supreme Court's Loper Bright decision has sent shockwaves through administrative law circles, the FCC's spectrum authority remains relatively unscathed. Further, the Commission's power is firmly grounded in explicit statutory mandates and has been consistently upheld in recent court cases. Key takeaways: 1️⃣ The FCC's spectrum authority remains intact: Despite Loper Bright, the FCC's authority to manage spectrum is still grounded in clear statutory language. 2️⃣ Courts have consistently upheld the FCC's authority: Recent court cases involving the 5.9 and 6 GHz bands have reinforced the FCC's power to regulate spectrum. 3️⃣ Loper Bright may impact other FCC areas: While the FCC's spectrum authority is likely secure, the decision may lead to greater court challenges in other areas it regulates, including digital discrimination, net neutrality, and space. ➡ Interested? Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gBCEj2E5 #LoperBright #FCC #Spectrum #AdministrativeLaw

Partners Keith M. Corbett and Jared K. were named 2024 Power Players by Schneps Media's PoliticsNY & amNY Metro. The Power Players list recognizes leaders who strategically leverage relationships with decision-makers to shape politics and public policy within New York and across the nation. Keith and Jared lead the firm’s Political Law Practice Group, which includes attorneys with robust experience across many facets of political law. Click the link for additional information and this year's list: https://bit.ly/3XZhII5 #politicallaw #campaignfinance #electionlaw

Everyone is looking for the silver bullet on access to justice. As the British Cycling Team found, the path to progress can sometimes be found in making a lot of smaller changes across a number of areas, rather than from one big solution. Julia Pitman and her team have come up with a powerful report that identifies a range of ideas, big and small, that can each move the dial positively to help more people, including those running small businesses, enforce and defend their rights and resolve their disputes. They are practical ideas, based on hard evidence and extensive engagement with relevant stakeholders, that should be achievable under a new Government facing a constrained economic situation. We still need significant additional investment in the justice system - courts, legal aid, judges, expert witnesses, everything has been seriously underfunded for years. More money has to be part of the solution. But as this report shows, while we continue to press the Government for the additional funding that is so urgently needed, there are other things we can and should be doing, which cumulatively could have a substantive positive impact on justice in this country. Great work, Julia Pitman, now let's make it happen.

The latest edition of Akin's biweekly Space Law, Regulation and Policy Update is out now! Explore emerging trends and regulations in space law and policy, and stay informed on major space headlines as well as forthcoming space-related events and hearings. Read the latest developments below. By: Michael Mineiro, Thomas J. McCarthy, Jennifer Richter, Hans Rickhoff, Lamar Smith, Chase Hamilton, Sharanya Sriram, Caroline Shrock #SpaceLaw #Regulation #Policy

🗣WHAT IS AUTHORIZATION? Authorization can be simply understood as a situation where a person with the right or obligation to perform a certain task or transaction lacks the capacity to carry out that task or transaction themselves. Consequently, they transfer this right to another person to act on their behalf. This transfer of rights does not mean that the original person loses their rights, and the duration of this transfer depends on the agreement between the parties, usually until the task or transaction is completed. Currently, authorization is extensively addressed in the 2015 Civil Code. Authorization can be divided into two forms: verbal authorization or written authorization. However, the most commonly recognized and widespread form is written authorization. Written authorization can further be categorized into two types: a Power of Attorney or an Authorization Contract.