POL 12000 Lecture : POL 12000 20

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lmrice

23 Nov 2022

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Purdue University

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Political Science

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POL 12000

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" political demands are usually framed in terms of " " right to or. " right to not / be free from " " i have the freedom to . but " " i have the freedom to have you not . " realist conception of rights : only have rights if you claim them and state a law establishing your rights: only have rights if backed by power. Normative conception of rights : rights come from moral principles and beliefs in right and wrong , not the law. People have rights even if they don"t claim them (cid:12200) : domestic violence potis. " not all rights are enforced - depend on holder. " non - rights holders must view them as legitimate. Rights also require changing people"s minds powers. Requires authority to act and capacity to carry out decisions: power conferring rules : give some people or institutions right to make decisions.

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@ E-Li : somehow i am not really convinced about the justification you have given against D (Legal hold )

@ Shilpa : you are saying e-discovery -- i think this is good to go but

@ course hero consultant is saying Option A

I am really confused about it hence i heed a guideline here

A security team received a regulatory notice asking for information regarding collusion and pricing from staff members who are no longer with the organization. The legal department provided the security team with a list of search terms to investigate.

This is an example of:

A. due intelligence
B. e-discovery.
C. due care.
D. legal hold.

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