#Regulation

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

Here is a fun little thread about the @ukhomeoffice's "clarification" of the Coronavirus regulations and the law - the most powerful law of all - of unintended consequences1. By way

Howard Watts III

HowardWattsNV

My contribution to the pile of hot takes on ballot collection:The Secretary of State's regulation proposal was not innocuous or common-sense, it was designed to create another partisan dustup I

George Peretz QC

GeorgePeretzQC

The legal question is whether Cummings breached regulation 6 of the The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020 as they stood at the time.https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1263914317436669955 None of the

Aaron

LibertarianZA

Please know this: The Constitution of the Republic of South Africa allows your rights to be curtailed specifically ONLY when a State of Emergency has been declared by an act

Sam Bowman

s8mb

I think the Precautionary Principle" is a bogus way of thinking about risk. Eg, reopening schools. The precautionary principle must work in both directions – we (a) mustn't risk another

Andy Fraser

andy_utoronto

just read this quote "The Human Genome Project, and everything after it, has completely transformed our view of biology."Really? I can think of little about our *view of biology* that

"Cloutthirsty Trender Ho"

PedanticRomantc

Just stumbled across this info & I'm genuinely shocked that I've never seen anyone post it beforeApparently a JP government poll had 86.5% of its respondents say that anime &

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

This government seems to think that issuing bans - lockdowns, curfews - is enough to arrest the spread of the virusNo thought has gone into some of the bans (the

Olabamiji A. Adeyeye

BeejayLaw1

Also in my opinion as a Legal Practitioner I condemn the follow up charge, the arraignment and subsequent conviction. The procedure is my considered opinion is defective and in the

Learn Nutrition

learnnutrition_

Ketogenic diet: 14 mechanisms of action #Keto1. Lowers blood sugar & insulin levels2. Decreases leptin3. Produces ketone bodies, an alternate source of energy, instead of glucose4. Changes neurotransmitters, GABA, glutamate,

davidallengreen

davidallengreen

A brief thread about law, instincts, and regulations1. Look at Regulation 6 of the Coronavirus RegulationsThis is the provision that restricts movement during the lockdown: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/350/regulation/62. 6(1) pro

Gnome De Plume

PHealthGnome

A big concern in public health right now is that a new order will discourage marginalized groups from seeking testing. Law enforcement is being given access to #covidontario test results.

mitski

notmitski1

(1/?) What Section 230 allows: a lawless internet where image hosting websites, social media websites, porn sites are never legally liable for any content posted. What does this mean? They

Scott Newman

ScottNewmanWpg

Manitoba's Police Board Regulation sets out requirements for Board members. Section 2(3) of the reg says you must consent to inquiries... into your background, including the child abuse registry, whether

Michael Geist

mgeist

Last week I wrote that the Liberal government has become the most anti-Internet government in Canadian history. It got worse today as it incredibly removed the social media exception from

Someone, Somewhere

CapobiaNB

#FAMTaughtMe that the intestinal microbiome affects estrogen. It is the method through which we excrete estrogen. Estrogen is made during the follicular phase of the menstrual cycle in the ovaries.It