When i come to washington i have to explain a little bit about the states. What you have read in the books and what people think about the states in washington often is not exactly true. So first of all its true all states are sulfur and yet, all states are not alike. Since we are sovereign we have our own ability to create our sovereign government in the way that we choose. Indiana is one of six states that has chosen what is a little bit more conservative path from our history and weve created the office of the attorney general as a Statutory Office. The other states are all constitutional officeholders but i serve as the indiana Indiana Attorney general under the Statutory Authority and that the distinction is one that i think merits some attention because if you are a constitutional officer you have some of the patriarchs which would allow you to do things based on the need of the population you serve. If you are a Statutory Office are coming you represent the State Government. So
Traditional Privacy Protect it, shouldnt be that difficult of an intuition that when people disclose intimate information to one party, they often dont expect it is going to be given to another party. Whether that is disclosing it to the cloud, whatever that, versus your partner, it seems the more obvious way to look at this would be dont we have some senseof contextual integrity for privacy and qut when you go to your doctor and tell him about your symptoms can expect your doctor will not tell anybody else but your symptoms are sureor instance the pictures of your medical exams. We have plenty of situations where we think about it not related to the charged issue of womens bodies and all the ways we expect our information should be kept confidential within a certain relationship come even if we have voluntarily given it to one party or other parties. When we consider it that way, is helpful to think about what we do in other contexts. Do we protect peoples credit card information . We
Newspapers and see iing this wi respect to the u. S. Firms, the mortgage problems, libor, forex issues. You cant just been telling yourself a few bad apples. Theres something about the structure of incentives and expectations within firms that needs to be addressed and i think a lot of boards and management know it needs to be b addressed, but this is almost surely the classic case of needing to take some changes that in some instances, are not going to manifest themselves immediately. Thank you so much for coming on a rainy saturday morning. Thanks, tim. And president obamas in china today and announce tad u. S. And china would begin granting visas to each others citizens that would be value itd for up to ten years. P president arrived in beijing today and is also pursuing a trade pact. This is part of a week long foreign trip for the trip. Hell meet wednesday with the chinese president. On thursday and friday, hell been b in myanmar and the trip will wrap up in australia for the g20
Efforts to prevent money laundering. The Kato Institute recently hosted a discussion on whether the Obama Administration overreached in extending tax credits and subsidies for the circuit courts are currently split with the d. C. Security ruling that federal subsidies are only available in Health Care Exchanges established by the state. Meanwhile the Fourth Circuit court of appeals were permissible at the discretion of the irs. This is two hours. I am david bose, im the executive Vice President of the Cato Institute, i know there are more people who are going to be coming in, but were going to go ahead and get started and try and stay on time today. The subject for our Conference Today is this, in a democracy, under the rule of law, does the executive branch of government have the power to implement laws the way the president would prefer they had been written, or is the executive bound by the law the same way you and i are. The four lawsuits were talking about today involve the Patien
The impact, hey, theyre back there calling the shots. Would that have a demoralizing impact on the unit . If you were still with that unit . Oh, no. American forces are going to do whatever they can every single day to do what theyre supposed to do. I dont think theyre really worried about anybody else. Okay. Mr. Walsh, in terms of permanent impact on policy, have we set a precedence by doing this in regards to all the other terrorists groups 1234. I believe we have, congressman. I believe weve set a dangerous precedent and id encourage this body to look at future efforts towards release and calls to close guantanamo. We had these gentleman detained. Men and women gave their lives to detain them. And now, unfortunately, i believe, men and women will give their lives to capture or kill them once again. Thank you. And i want to thank the panel. I yield back. The chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. Vargas, for five minutes. Mr. Chairman, thank you, again. Thank you for hol