Essays on DBAS

Chapter 3: The American Judicial System, Jurisdiction and Venue

This memo reports the concerns raised in your e-mail regarding Santiago’s plan to expand the functionality of the website to use the email advertisement for selected customers and include ordering the products online. I would like to bring it to your notice that the plans to expand the website and email advertisements subjects us to be under the authority of out of state courts in case there is any difference of opinion related to our products and services. This authority is recognized as a law by the court that describes the businesses conducted outside the local state must be ...

Database

Data is a term that represents the raw facts about an entity about which a person or organization may have need to store. A computer user feeds this data into a computer using input devices such as a keyboard or scanner, where the data gets manipulated by specialized computer programs. This is called processing after which meaningful and well organized data results. This is called information. With time an organization accumulates large amount of data and information. The USG (2014) asserts that an organization must therefore store this data and information into an organized and efficient system where users may access it ...

Introduction

According to “A Guide To The Jackson Reforms” (July 2013), these reforms are known by this name because it was Sir Rupert Jackson – a senior Court of Appeal judge – who was requested by Sir Anthony Clarke, Master of the Rolls, to carry out this review into the costs of civil litigation. The article reports that the review was commenced in early 2009 and the report presented to Jack Straw (then the Lord Chancellor) in January 2010 – a year later.

Quoting a statement by Sir Rupert Jackson included in the article:

“In some areas of civil litigation costs are disproportionate and impede access to justice. I therefore propose a coherent package of interlocking ...