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"you can't regulate the internet"

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(MD)

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'Law lag" can be used as an excuse to discourage serious discussion about science and technology. (LM)

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The technology debate is usually between societal ethics and current legislative values vs an individual's desire for new technology. (eg. Michael J Fox) (MD)

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Is there a need for the technology that the law is 'lagging behind' (LM)

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how do we legislate technology in the global world? law and technology differ from jurisdiction to jurisdiction (MD)

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The law reflects the values of society, so is the law actually lagging or is society just not ready for that technology. (MD)

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Timely process and there are other matters that must be dealt with (SN)

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Lags because of cost of keeping law up w/ technology

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Lags because of cost of keeping law up w/ technology

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Cost of creating new legislation specifically for technology is a lot in order to keep up. (MD)

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Employment (SN)

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Legal cultures find themselves a number of steps behind scientific and technical change

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it struggles to understand the implications of new technology and fails to ‘keep up’ enough to write adequate policy.

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2. Click Tools (or "gear" icon at top right hand corner) > Internet Options > Privacy > Advanced

3. Check Override automatic cookie handling

4. For First-party Cookies and Third-party Cookies click Accept

5. Click OK and OK

Enabling Cookies in Internet Explorer 10, 11

1. Open the Internet Browser

2. Click the Tools button, and then click Internet Options.

3. Click the Privacy tab, and then, under Settings, move the slider to the bottom to allow all cookies, and then click OK.

Enabling Cookies in Google Chrome

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2. Click Tools icon Or type in Go to chrome://settings/ to the URL window, hit enter

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4. Check 'Allow local data to be set (recommended)'

5. Click 'Done'

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