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  • The broadband Internet: the end of the equal voice?
    Proceedings of the tenth conference on Computers freedom and privacy challenging the assumptions - CFP '00, 2000
    Co-Authors: John B. Morris, Jerry Berman
    Abstract:

    As the fast-moving and hard-fought “open access to cable” debate continues – in both the United States and Canada – and perhaps moves toward resolution, it is vital to recognize that there are significant “openness” and free speech issues concerning broadband Internet access that have little or nothing to do with the cable debate. This essay looks at one such issue – an issue that is only now beginning to take shape. As described below, the emerging content distribution model on the Internet could diminish or eliminate the rough “equality of voice” between small and large speakers that is a key characteristic of the narrowband Internet. Unless those involved in creating and shaping the Internet – from network engineers to corporate leaders to public policy advocates – take steps to address this issue, we risk seeing changes in the Internet that could threaten the Legal Conclusion that speech on the Internet deserves the highest level of protection that the United States Constitution can afford.

Safriadi Safriadi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • ISTIQRĀ’ DAN PENERAPANNYA TERHADAP AL-QAWĀ`ID AL-FIQHIYYAH
    Jurnal Ilmiah Mizani: Wacana Hukum Ekonomi Dan Keagamaan, 2019
    Co-Authors: Safriadi Safriadi
    Abstract:

    Al-Qawā‘id al-Fiqhiyyah is a general theory of Islamic law produced through the istiqra’ '(induction) process. But such affirmation has never been done and to do so requires adequate evidence and analysis of the working techniques of al-Qawā‘id al-Fiqhiyyah. The author in this study conducted a study of al-Qawā‘id al-Fiqhiyyah compiled by Tāj al-Din al-Subki in his work al-Asybāh wa al-naẓā‘ir. This research is a library research with an approach to the philosophy of Islamic law. The results state that the work method istiqrā ', namely the principle of thinking that draws Conclusions from empirical research on particular events into a unity of universal law. This Legal Conclusion will be applied (prediction) to the object of the problem which still has relevance to the particular things mentioned earlier. The role of istiqrā 'in the preparation of al-Qawā'id al-Fiqhiyyah in particular al-Qawā'id al-Asāsiyah is to take the essence of the rules of fiqh (furū') which have similarity to illat or wisdom which results are then formulated in general rules which includes cases of particular law below. Besides that, each rule always includes exceptions (muśtanāyat). This form of exception is in terms of the problem of induction in logic.

Stuart D. Zimring - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Health care decision-making capacity: a Legal perspective for long-term care providers.
    Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2006
    Co-Authors: Stuart D. Zimring
    Abstract:

    While federal law establishes guidelines that designated facilities must follow in providing information about a patient's rights regarding self-determination in the health care decision-making process, state law determines the decision-making process and the Legal requirements pertaining thereto. A person's capacity to make health care decisions or to have the authority and capacity to delegate the right to make such decisions is a Legal Conclusion based on statutory and common law principles. This article discusses the Legal perspective of capacity in health care decision making and the Legal framework of the question of whether or not a person has the capacity to make health care decisions. Western civilization's concepts of personal autonomy and self-determination are at the core of health care decision making, but health care providers must be aware that other cultures do not always share that value system. Sensitivity to multicultural diversity in this context is imperative to maintain individual self-esteem and respect, both for the patient and the patient's family.