Can we build tools to automatically review housing contracts, employment agreements, and other legal documents — to identify if there are concerning, illegal, or abusive clauses in them?
Rees and Gunn highlighted five potential threats to the sport: corrupt practices by players and others in respect to gambling; breaches of the rules in relation to not giving best efforts in matches; violation of credentials; misuse of inside information; and illegal or abusive behavior toward players.
Where New York has prioritized avoiding the possibility that body camera footage could be used to target political activists, D.C. has tried to ensure that any illegal or abusive activity is captured.
Should your roommate do something illegal or abusive, you can absolutely get a lawyer or other members of the administration involved in order to get legal protection such as a No Contact Order.
Of course, that doesn't make anything necessarily illegal, but abusive or anticompetitive conduct shouldn't get a free pass just because there are three companies involved instead of one.
Baaz's website states that users can report abusive, illegal or offensive content posted on its platform via a feature that is currently available in its iOS and Android apps but not its web app.
You may distribute, or otherwise disembody through the product any content which is libelous, defamatory, obscene, threatening, invasive of privacy or publicity rights, abusive, illegal, or otherwise objectionable, or which may constitute or encourage a criminal offense, violate the rights of any party or otherwise give rise to liability or violate any law.
"It doesn't matter who is collecting the debt — unfair, deceptive or abusive practices are illegal," Richard Cordray, the agency's director, said in a statement early Wednesday.
"It doesn't matter who is collecting the debt — unfair, deceptive or abusive practices are illegal," Mr. Cordray said at the time.
Even the CFPB has said "it does not matter who is collecting the debt - unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices are illegal".
Jesselyn Radack, an attorney with the Government Accountability Project, which defends whistle-blowers, called Kiriakou's arrest the most recent example of a broader administration crackdown against federal officials who disclose illegal, abusive or wasteful government activity.
