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    appropriate The business firm should try to get useful information about competitors by: ___5__ Careful study of trade journals…. Appropriate because if the journals are public then there is no way of stopping anyone that reads them. ___1__ Wiretapping the telephones of competitors… With no legal warrant then tapping a phone line is illegal. ___2__ Posing as a potential customer to competitors… Posing as a customer is a fraudulent act and is punishable by imprisonment and or fines. __2___

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    Is technology testing the Fourth Amendment? With all the new technology‚ police are now using devices that could potentially “see through walls”. They are also using other search techniques such as wiretapping to conduct searches rather than a “physical search” and by doing so; they can “legally” avoid violating the Fourth Amendment. A lot of the Fourth Amendment has also been weakened significantly over the years from Federal Court Case and the new technology. The fourth Amendment is “The right

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    easing restrictions on law enforcement access to stored communications in some cases. (Justice Information Sharing U.S. Department Of Justice‚ 2012). “The Electronic Communications Privacy Act (“ECPA”) was passed in 1986 to expand and revise federal wiretapping and electronic eavesdropping provisions. It was envisioned to create “a fair balance between the privacy expectations of citizens and the legitimate needs of law enforcement.” Epic.org. (2010). The advances in social networking and telephone communications

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    shares from the company in 2008. While the Galleon Group value dropped to $4 billion in assets. Mr. Rajaratnam was arrested in October 2009 and charged with running the biggest insider trading scheme in a hedge fund’s history. The investigator‘s use wiretapping and confidential witnesses in order to get evidence for this case. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission accused Mr. Rajaratnam and five others whom were relying on a huge network of insider trading and using the confidential

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    The 18th Amendment was the ban of transportation‚ sale‚ and manufacture of alcohol. It was originally ratified on January 16‚ 1919 and in over 200 years the 18th Amendment is still the only Amendment to have been repealed by the 21st Amendment in 1933. The first section of the 18th Amendment it states that after one year of the ratification of no manufacturing‚ sales‚ or transportation of intoxicating liquors imported or exported from the United States and all territory subject to jurisdiction

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    Four of the men arrested the night of the burglary plead guilty along with Howard Hunt. James McCord and Gordon Liddy were convicted of conspiracy‚ burglary‚ and illegal wiretapping. Political espionage was next on the list of thing the Senate was going to investigate. The involvement the White House had in the Watergate Scandal did not become evident  until James McCord wrote a letter to Judge Sirica. His letter to the Judge

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    United States‚ gives the president authority and powers that are not limited to the pursuit of terrorists. McManus warns that the act licenses snooping on U.S. citizens‚ including the seizure of business records‚ the collecting of e-mails‚ and the wiretapping of phone calls. He sees these executive powers as evidence of "empire building‚" not respect for the Constitution and the constraints of the presidential office. McManus suggests that Congress limit these powers as the Patriot Act comes up for renewal

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    had the power in order to determine if the actions were constitutional or not. The court is doing the right thing by working towards impeaching Nixon at the time because what he did was wrong. Sneaking into a facility‚ taking secret files‚ and wiretapping is a big crime and what makes it worse is that Nixon’s party snuck into the opposing party’s facility. If it were up to me‚ I would have had Nixon removed from office sooner than the courts did‚ even though he resigned. Which brings me to another

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    choices to select from. This aspect may lead to loosing variety seeking customers. • Lidl has been into many controversies regarding mistreatment of its staff and has earned a bad name in the media. Company has been accused at multiple instances for wiretapping on its own employees and this has deteriorated the brand image of the company. • There is minimal online presence. This is a laidback for the company in terms of not providing customer convenience. Opportunities • Lidl has market share of only

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    death. “Not one of the six had the moral decency to come forward and do the right thing‚” said McMahon. Then‚ in 2013‚ police received a tip from Vancouver from the ex-girlfriend of one of the men in the car‚ court heard. The tip led to police wiretapping the phones of the main suspects for 35 days‚ during which time Caruso discussed ways to destroy cellphone records‚ fleeing to avoid prosecution and his plan to blame it on the others in the car if he was arrested. Caruso was also heard discussing

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