The argument for maternity or paternity leave is that the arrival of a child is a rare and incredibly stressful occasion and dealing with it warrants a break from work.
He reckons that his own life fits the bill sufficiently to warrant "a small break with the Mexican tradition of keeping quiet about everything or paying others to talk .In that he is correct.
The government ordinarily needs a warrant to break into a business and seize records just like it needs a warrant to break into a home.
Every raid, same thing: the cop was always suspicious of a situation where he was supposed to follow the lead of a civilian, and he never understood what he was supposed to be doing — there was a crime involved, but he wasn't there to arrest the criminal, and somehow a lawyer had obtained a warrant to break into somebody's house and take his stuff.
Howard Bowe, 34, had a car-wash and a lawn-mowing business, and his family and friends say he was neither violent nor a drug dealer, but the cops had a warrant to break down his door, and after they did so they shot Bowe's pit bull and then the man himself.
The government can get a warrant and break into the communications or data of any individual or company suspected of breaking the law.
The records are already protected under the Fourth Amendment as held by the company, after all, and ordinarily the government would need a warrant to break into the company headquarters and seize them because of the company's Fourth Amendment rights.
Authorities said he was being sought on a burglary warrant linked to a break-in Wednesday at a pharmacy.
However, as operational requirements permit and working conditions warrant, a 15-minute paid break is encouraged during any work period of four consecutive hours.
After working on a particularly challenging work task, or even getting stalled in the process, a break is warranted.
It can also help when conversation is not productive or is escalating and a break is warranted.
