Bin Laden has been legally disposed of in a lawful military operation.
Investigators' records showed that the holding tanks, one on each ferry, had been pumped out and their contents legally disposed of onshore seven times from Jan . 1 , 1999to July 13 , 2004
The best known and most controversial was the executive order that granted wide latitude in loosely defining what and who is a "terrorist combatant," where and how long that individual could be held (indefinitely) and how they should be legally disposed of (none of the standard constitutional protections).
Patti Wood, executive director of the nonprofit Grassroots Environmental Education, argues, "This crumb rubber is a material that cannot be legally disposed of in landfills or ocean-dumped because of its toxicity.
In the majority of slave societies (the Danish Virgin Islands excepted), on the other hand, slave marriages were not recognized in law and were not something that slave owners had to think about legally when disposing of slaves.
In this paper, we analyze how technical, market, and legislative factors influence the total amount of e-waste that is collected, recycled, exported and (legally and illegally) disposed off.
William Friedman, a lawyer who represents a number of small landlords, said that under the current procedures, the landlords are occasionally held liable for the litter that is created even though they are legally powerless to dispose of it.
"Retailers like Wal-Mart that generate hazardous waste have a duty to legally and safely dispose of that hazardous waste, and dumping it down the sink was neither legal nor safe," André Birotte Jr., the United States attorney for the Central District of California, said.
And it should be legally and commercially easy to dispose of failed banks.
