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🇺🇸 SURVIVAL CONVICTIONS - in 1920s & 1930s - The given biographic story in the shared post regarding Law Enforcement and the Modern Material Business Environment that indeed lived not the story of Sustainable Development, but of course outlived the Course of Ethics to dive into the modern settlements to free human bondage from Self-Crisis paranoia and liberation from Self - Entrapment. Is this story still relevant to overdo the effects of misdemeanors in public spaces to uncover evidence of corporate malfeasance? ☺ https://lnkd.in/ga9J3Vft

Navigating the Ethical Challenges in PR 🛡✨ Transparency and disclosure, accuracy and truthfulness, confidentiality and privacy, avoiding deceptive practices, and responsible media relations are our guiding principles. 🤩🥳 #apnaPR #EthicalPR #Transparency #TruthInMedia #PrivacyMatters #ResponsiblePR #PRExcellence #TrustInPR #MediaEthics #PRIntegrity

Recordings worth watching of one insightful event: "The Paradoxical Approaches to Whistleblowing: American and European Perspectives''. The hybrid international roundtable aimed to explore, from a pan-Atlantic perspective, the moral and legal paradoxes inherent in a society where whistleblowers play a crucial role in uncovering unlawful and unethical actions within both private and public organizations while simultaneously encountering challenges, such as retaliation, which can even be an expression of the state's punitive power. #whistleblowing Watch event's recordings here: https://lnkd.in/e2wKCgYr

Check out our webinar tomorrow re: new Workers' Compensation legislation and new Civil legislation

New research from Dr. Gbemende Johnson and grad student Yao Yao, "Government Transparency and Judicial Oversight," examines 2020's Freedom of Information Act in relation to public-executive branch disputes over access to information. Dr. Johnson and Yao recently presented their findings at Stanford University's Conference on Executive-Judicial Relations.

Discussion Paper | It's crucial to address the threats posed by deepfakes, especially since 2024 is expected to be the largest global election year in history. Existing laws address these risks to some extent, but are inadequate in many respects. Şeymanur Yönt explores the legal challenges presented by deepfakes and proposes strategies to tackle them effectively. 👉 https://bit.ly/4a1Qft8

Constitutional scholars have suggested that we rethink the role of the #FirstAmendment to restrict the dissemination of falsehoods (Bollinger and Stone 2018; Sunstein 2019). Wu (2018, p. 556) argues that technology should make us reassess freedom of speech: the First Amendment was designed at a time when information was scarce, but this is no longer the case (“Gone are the days when the CBS evening news might reach the nation automatically, or whatever made the front cover of the New York Times was known to all.”); in a world where information flood is an important risk, the First Amendment may be “obsolete.” Given the stakes involved, collecting as much evidence as possible about the “post-truth” phenomenon is crucial. Raoul Kübler https://lnkd.in/epZtBJfM

Did you know there is a staggering 60% Decline in passed bills this congressional session? Our legislative process is facing challenges, and it's crucial to address them. Let's spark a conversation on #Congressional Productivity and #Legislative Challenges. What steps can we take to ensure effective governance? 💬 #Policy Matters. #Accountability Now. #NeutralityTopics

🔍 Curious about the political ties of Delgado Law Group in Illinois? 🤔 Join us on a deep dive at https://wix.to/MoBuEYO and uncover the truth! #DelgadoLawGroup #IllinoisPolitics #Investigation