3 Things Your Privacy Policy Should Have
In my last post I discussed why I think virtually every small biz website should have a privacy policy. This time, I’d like to discuss three things every policy should have, which I commonly find to be missing.
First, a quick run-down of the basic purpose for a privacy policy is in order. Privacy policies basically fulfill two functions. They: 1) tell visitors what information you collect from them (whether the collection is overt, such as through an email opt-in, or covert, such as through tracking cookies); and 2) what you will and will not do with the information.
Now on to the three things every policy should have (but often don’t):
A Notice About Tracking Cookie Usage. If you use third-party analytics or ad serving, then it is virtually guaranteed that your site places tracking cookies on your visitors’ computers. If you have any sort of “sign-in” functionality to your site, chances are session cookies are also utilized keep users logged in, for security, or to make log-in easier. Your privacy policy should disclose your cookie usage, how information collected is used, and what cookies are controlled by third-parties. When appropriate, reference the privacy policies of these third-party cookie using providers so your visitors know what they do with information collected.
COPPA Notice. Whether or not your site is oriented toward collecting information from children under 13 years of age, you should be referencing the Children’s On-Line Privacy Protection Act (“COPPA”) in your privacy policy. On one hand, if … Read the rest >>>
The Criminal Division has jurisdiction over all traffic instances and misdemeanor criminal cases. Guidelines for Admission to the Practice of Law : These guidelines govern the method for admission to the practice of law in West Virginia, which includes the approach for being admitted pro hac vice. The section will call for the court to consider such arguments when raised at permission and, exactly where the ‘highly most likely threshold’ is met, refuse permission unless the court considers it proper to do so for reasons of exceptional public interest.
Circuit Civil is the jurisdiction for civil matters where the quantity of damages sought is in excess of $15,000. Therefore, as a rough rule of thumb, particularly in London, claims beneath 50,000 ought to be issued in the county court. Guidelines are amended to provide for the centralised handling of the majority of applications for charging in orders in the County Court. Rules of Juvenile Procedure : The Guidelines of Juvenile Procedure govern the procedures in the courts of West Virginia possessing jurisdiction more than delinquency and status offense matters and apply to both delinquency and status offense proceedings except exactly where otherwise specified or restricted.
Though Circuit Court can hear appeals from courts in the reduced jurisdictions, it serves primarily as a trial court for the bigger civil circumstances and felony criminal circumstances. The recast Judgments Regulation replaces Council Regulation (EC) No. 44/2001 of 22 December 2000) on jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and industrial matters (the original Judgments Regulation”). The County Court and the Queen’s Bench Division of the Higher Court will conduct proceedings under the Regulation. These actions may possibly be filed at the Miami-Dade County Courthouse or at the complete-service District Courts.
The Circuit Civil Court has jurisdiction over civil actions in which the matter in controversy exceeds the sum of $15,000.00, all situations in equity, actions involving the title and boundaries of true home, injunctions, and all civil matters not within the jurisdiction of the county court. Amendments are made to appropriate two numbering errors in the Civil Procedure (Amendment No. 7) Guidelines 2014 (S.I. 2014 No. 2948 (L. 32)) relating to the implementation of Regulation (EU) N 1215/2012 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2012 on jurisdiction and recognition and enforcement of judgments in civil and commercial matters (recast).