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Yes, but they are often defeated on First Amendment grounds.
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Discuss views of Machiavelli about its morality?
Public and Private morality has to be understood as two different things inorder to rule well
How did public entertainment flow out of religious tradition in the Middle Ages?
The morality play is an example of entertainment rising from a religious source. In time the plays became increasingly secular. In music, the popular music seems to have been religious in the early part of the Middle Ages. Like the stage, it became more secular with the passing of time.
What is meaning of public library?
It is a library that is open to the public, with little or no restrictions on who can enter.
What is the Georgia statute of limitations on suing a public authority?
This would be a civil law suit. In Georgia the statute of limitations is 2 years. There may also be restrictions on bringing suit against public officials and entities. Consult an attorney in Georgia for specifics.
What are copyright laws for recording and selling classical music performed from sheet music?
That's a tough question, and I hope I can help a little bit. I believe if the classical music is part of public domain then it should not be bound by copyright laws. If the music is transcribed to sheet from the public domain version then it should have no restrictions. If the music has been altered from public domain it may hold restrictions against it. As always the best idea would be to talk to an entertainment lawyer that works with copyright laws on a regular basis. If you plan on doing it on a large scale, get mechanical licensees for the songs. It won't cost an arm and a leg, and you will probably make well over cost to ensure you don't get into legal trouble.
Why were gladiators needed?
Gladiators were needed for Public Entertainment.
Who enforces parking restrictions in a public car park?
Generally parking restrictions in a public car park are enforced by a meter maid. However, in certain circumstances they can also be enforced by any police officer.
What is an entertainment company?
An entertainment company is a firm that offers different forms of entertainment as their core business. Such companies are hired for both private and public events.
Should tort laws be created to regulate public morality?
Tort laws are primarily designed to address civil wrongs and provide remedies for harm caused by negligence or intentional misconduct, rather than to regulate public morality. While some aspects of public morality can intersect with tort law—such as defamation or invasion of privacy—attempting to legislate morality could lead to subjective interpretations and potentially infringe on individual freedoms. Ultimately, the focus of tort law should remain on protecting individuals from harm rather than enforcing moral standards.
What does PR stand for in relation to the Entertainment business?
One possibility is Public Relations (PR), of which there is a lot of in the entertainment business.
What is reasonable restrictions?
Reasonable restrictions refer to limitations placed on certain rights and freedoms, often for the purpose of balancing individual liberties with the collective interest of society, such as public safety, order, and morality. In legal contexts, these restrictions must be proportionate and not arbitrary, ensuring that they do not infringe upon fundamental rights more than necessary. Common examples include regulations on free speech, assembly, and movement, which may be imposed during emergencies or to prevent harm. The concept is often discussed in constitutional law, particularly in democratic societies.
What are the aims and objectives for the BBC?
To provide information and entertainment to the public.
