Under Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act the Federal Communications Commission respond to appeals from the Department of Justice by requiring providers of Internet phone services and broadband services to ensure that their equipment accommodated the use of law enforcement wiretaps.
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Digital Telephony Act is the other name given for The Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act (CALEA). In 1994, when Bill Clinton was the president of U.S this law was enacted. The main purpose of this law is enhancing the agencies of law enforcement to be conducting the interceptions related to communications to be under law.
The facilities, equipment and the services that are provided by the telecommunications manufacturers and carriers must be designed in such a way that it has abilities to allow federal agency to wiretap any of the telephonic traffic that it selects. Thus, under this act of CALEA, the Federal Communications Commission respond to appeals from the Department of Justice.
Answer They advocated in Dubi with the cheetas. Answer The Ku Klux Klan was originally a social fraternity, organized by Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, the first Grand Wizard of the Empire, in 1867. The purpose of the KKK soon developed into a paramilitary force used to oppose the Republican governments set up in the old Confederate States and used to stop Freedmen (ex-slaves) from voting, attempting to register to vote, and from trying to hold elective offices in the southern states. When the KKK became too violent, Forrest ordered it disbanded, but the violent element in the KKK continued, until the government passed the Force Acts and the Klan was extinguished in 1872. In 1915, William Simmons founded the twentieth-century version of the KKK after viewing the film, Birth of a Nation, which glorified the history of the Klan. The new Klan was not only anti black, but anti Jewish, anti foreign, and anti-Catholic. The Klan actually became a respected part of the Democratic Party and reached its peak of political power in the 1920s, when membership may have been as high as 4.5 million, including many prominent business and political leaders. The Klan declined in power when the Grand Dragon, was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of a young women whom he had taken to Chicago with him. In an attempt to lessen his sentence, Grand Dragon David Stephenson turned over evidence to the government revealing the corruption of the Klan, the names of politicians the Klan had bribed, and other illegal activities of the organization. In the 1960s, the KKK briefly rose again to try and opposed the Civil Rights movement. After numerous deaths and disappearance of civil rights workers in the South, and the burning of black churches, and the passage of the Civil Rights Acts of 1964 and 1965, the Klan fell apart. Today, there are small splinter groups of the KKK but no one large national organization
Answer:Because on the fact that Dana has the right to refuse treatment, she will be allowed to leave the treatment facility within 72 hours.
Explanation:The right to refuse treatment is combined with the right to informed consent.
A patient need to be well informed about the treatment after that it is up to the patient to either accept or refuse treatment. It is unethical and immoral to actual coerce a patient into accepting treatment especially if the patient is mentally capable of making their own decision such as Dana is in this case."she can take care of herself and is not a danger to anyone."
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B. 10 years is the correct answer.
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