" "Rather than making consent stressful — like, 'consent, or else!
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In May 2018, the ICO published its final guidance on consent, which is structured as a series of questions: what is new, why is consent important, when is consent appropriate, what is valid consent and, finally, how should firms obtain, manage and record consent?
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What it is to have continuous consent and enthusiastic consent.
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"Recording consent" will ask participants for consent before recording starts.
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I encourage consent cards, and still ask for consent when in doubtI strongly encourage students to use the consent cards the studio provides.
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Although affirmative consent is certainly better than no consent, there are several problems with the liberal notion of consent implicit in these policies.
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In normal times, consent means political consent, as expressed in voting.
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If there is consent, are we saying consent is not enough?
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Alcohol complicates consent Another critically important factor in this situation is consent.
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We consent to be observed constantly; we rarely consent to be identified.
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It seems like a lot depends on consent and expectations of consent.
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Of course, practitioners of BDSM understand that women can consent to being objectified, just as we can consent to erotic role play of non-consent.
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I had to click 15 times on consent for this, consent for that.
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And if you're too drunk to be able to consent, it is not consent.
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SaSie and We-Consent are also apps designed to establish consent ahead of time.
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Affirmative consent Spain could become the latest country to criminalize sex without affirmative consent.
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" As Lily Madigan explains in a Medium piece about enthusiastic consent, "consent isn't constant.
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Furthermore, consent to one type of sexual activity does not imply consent to another.
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Unlike Sasie or We-Consent, PlsPlsMe doesn't create documentation of the existence of consent.
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This is not informed consent but ill-informed consent, with a side of coercion.
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"In our case, if that consent is sought, we provide that consent," he said.
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Bottom line: consent to sex does not equal consent to risk of catching STDs.
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During another instance, she says Miller choked her during sex without her consent, anally penetrated her without consent, and penetrated her with a beer bottle without her consent.
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Osano's consent management lets companies install a dynamic consent management in just five minutes, which delivers the right consent message to the right people in the best language.
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HOLDERS OF THE NOTES SHOULD CAREFULLY READ THE CONSENT SOLICITATION STATEMENT AND LETTER OF CONSENT PRIOR TO MAKING ANY DECISION WITH RESPECT TO THE CONSENT SOLICITATION, BECAUSE SUCH DOCUMENTS CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION, INCLUDING THE VARIOUS TERMS OF, AND CONDITIONS TO, THE CONSENT SOLICITATION.
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Therefore, there was not consent, and we make a big deal about consent in society when men act without it, and women should be pressured to get consent too.
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"Even if users' consent was sufficient, everyone they communicated with did not consent," says Soltani.
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Sex requires the consent of all parties involved, and real consent rules out substantial misrepresentation.
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And just because you consent to one sexual act doesn't mean you consent to other actions.
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"The fight against forced consent ensures that the corporations cannot force users to consent," said Schrems.
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But your response to a partner whose consent is ambiguous should never be to infer consent.
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" To explain the definition of consent, Lang recommends parents use language like, "Consent means everyone agrees.
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Like this "You (Mustache) For My Consent" condom, and this "I Go (Bananas) For Consent" condom.
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We are either going to give our consent or we're not going to give our consent.
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"The fight against forced consent ensures that the corporations cannot force users to consent," he writes.
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Consent means verbally asking and verbally giving or denying consent for all levels of sexual behavior.
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Emotions are muddied and complex in the film, but the lines of consent are crystal clear: Michèle is violently raped (without consent) and later clearly chooses to have violent sex (with consent).
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That you didn't give your consent and they ... Yeah, or even if you gave your consent, people give their consent for limited purposes and then the information is used for other purposes.
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So now we are doing the second part of that advice and consent: We're withholding our consent.
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And now, as the #MeToo movement cracks open the mainstream conversation around consent — Can consent be nonverbal?
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Though the UCMJ bans taking nude photos without consent, it does not address sharing photos without consent.
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And affirmative consent is deepened by this notion of "enthusiastic consent" I read about, which I love.
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"Lack of protest or resistance does not mean consent, nor does silence mean consent," the bill stated.
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A major difference is that minors generally cannot legally consent to their own treatment and must instead get the consent of their parents, "except when parental consent is not required," Florida DCF said.
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"The consent of a child under 12 years old is not consent" under the law, Wan Azizah said.
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" Jaclyn Friedman, a consent educator and author, said that in the end, "Consent is not a legalistic construction.
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In Consent Project meetings, students bring up topics that don't necessarily come up in school-sponsored consent workshops.
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And also, the movie is fully about consent and how consent is also super erotic and super sexy.
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Privacy scholars seek to double-down on notice and consent practices, but consent, without true choice, is meaningless.
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The firm sells consent-management software that apps use to collect consumers&apos consent to show them ads.
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Nearly 30 years later, people are finally seeing the wisdom of affirmative consent, and attempting to push the concept even further; the most popular consent definition of the moment, for instance, is enthusiastic consent,.
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Copies of the Consent Solicitation Statement and the Letter of Consent may be obtained by holders of the Notes from the Tabulation Agent for the Consent Solicitation, Global Bondholder Services Corporation, at (866) 3553-2200.
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As RAINN points out, "Giving consent for one activity, one time, does not mean giving consent for increased or recurring sexual contact," and someone can also withdraw their consent at any time during sexual activity.
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If the young person has consent, their parent or legal guardian can waive this notice with written, notarized consent.
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This policy also states that alcohol negates consent but cannot be used as an excuse for not obtaining consent.
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A sleeping man can't give willing consent — let alone enthusiastic consent — when he's 10 minutes into his REM cycle.
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This is called "one-party consent" and means just that: Only one party has to consent to a recording.
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Announces extension of expiration date of its consent solicitation and ability to change consent once voted * Delcath systems inc - deadline for its current consent solicitation has been extended until september 7, 2017 at 5:00 p.m.
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"If you allow her pre-consent to count as consent, even if during the sex she changes her mind and she's feeling violated, then consent doesn't mean anything even in the typical case," Dr. Brison says.
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Obviously, in the context of a culture that values lack of consent and nonconsensual sex, what counts as both "sex" and "consent" raises many questions: At what point does a person become incompetent to give consent?
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They have signed a consent to the FWC and they've asked the other family to sign the exact same consent.
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Everalbum may or may not be getting the consent of the sender, but it's definitely not getting the recipient's consent.
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Under current law, children ages 213 and 232 need parental consent and those under 246 need judicial consent as well.
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This type of active consent is in contrast to the standard passive consent that consumers typically have with their data.
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Any acknowledgment that because she did not give consent, because she was unable to give consent, that it was rape.
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Where you have given consent to our using your Information for marketing, you can withdraw your consent at any time.
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There are other two-party consent states, where two participants in a conversations are required to consent to being recorded.
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Once Grown-ish started looking into consent, they found the enthusiastic sober consent policy some colleges had started to employ.
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"Everything in BDSM starts and stops with consent because if there's not consent, it's not BDSM...it's violence," Cannon says.
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If a firm is relying on consent obtained by someone else, it should ensure it was specifically named in the consent request: categories of third-party organisations will not be enough to give valid consent under the GDPR.
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Indeed, Casey itself upheld the states' right to require informed consent, parental consent, and a 24-hour waiting period, among others.
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Jefferson recognized that you can consent to the curtailment of your rights but you cannot consent to the curtailment of mine.
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The new consent tool launch confirms TechCrunch's scoop from March that Facebook would crack down on Custom Audiences targeting without consent.
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Weizenbaum decided he needed explicit consent to save people's conversations, and when denied that consent, he agreed not to collect them!
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While recognizing that a person may be too incapacitated to actually give consent—which is what the accuser claimed—the court instructed the jury that it could find consent if they found evidence to suggest the plaintiff "may have expressed consent by words or acts that were reasonably understood" by Rose and the co-defendants as consent.
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We really should have a national bill like GDPR, but one of the problems with GDPR is how it's operationalized a lot of consent dialogs, and that's called notice and consent, and people just end up clicking the consent.
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Consent is a question as well: can a depressed person, for example, be considered to be in sound enough mind to consent?
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This means people must be able to refuse consent without detriment, and must be able to withdraw consent easily at any time.
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Still in question is whether the officers had granted "implied consent" -- consent determined through actions or conduct -- to be recorded, Hostetler wrote.
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In our dialogues about consent, we emphasize the "words" portion of consent without talking about the more subtle cues of body language.
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Which if you're in the United States or Europe or whatever, you have to get consent, and that consent can be withdrawn.
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Some have passed policies that require affirmative consent, but don't offer other guidance or support on how to have conversations about consent.
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We-Consent records a short video of two people stating their affirmative consent, according to the company, and uses facial recognition technology.
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"The claim of consent, frankly, is just a claim, when you have the victims claiming that there was no consent," Lichtman said.
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Although there remains the issue of abuse of consent for EU regulators to tackle — with research suggesting many regional cookie consent pop-ups currently offer users no meaningful privacy choices despite GDPR requiring consent to be specific, informed and freely given.
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Most state wiretapping laws are based on the federal statute, but they differ between requiring one-party consent—where only one member of a conversation must be aware of a recording— and two-party consent, also known as all-party consent.
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Last year, the university enacted an "affirmative consent" policy, which explicitly states students cannot engage in sexual activity unless both partners verbally consent.
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Kleinrock notes that consent sounds "positive and enthusiastic" and gives examples of what people can say if they don't want to give consent.
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Consent. … If the left ever senses and smells that there's no consent in part of the equation, then here come the rape police.
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I think the issue of assault and not respecting someone's consent or lack of consent, is directly related to the sex positive movement.
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Consent apps don't address the issue of establishing sexual consent so much as they seemingly help individuals cover their tracks after-the-fact.
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At least 1,500 schools have adopted affirmative consent or "yes means yes" policies, meaning sexual consent must be spelled out or made clear.
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Elected leaders derive their legitimacy from the consent of the governed, and that consent should come from as many eligible voters as possible.
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In simple terms, seeking consent from users in a way that's not fair because it's manipulative means consent is not being freely given.
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Consent is necessary for more than just sex; it's important to get consent for every part of an intimate encounter, including a kiss.
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" "And since Taylor didn't have the apparent authority to consent to the search of the backpack, the scope of her consent is irrelevant.
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Consent. ... If the left ever senses and smells that there's no consent in part of the equation then here come the rape police.
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They question if consent is actually consent if one line is moving faster than another, prompting individuals to just pick the easier option.
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In Oklahoma, minors must obtain consent from one parent and in Kansas, minors must gain consent from both parents to obtain an abortion.
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Spending time and energy on showing what consent looks and sounds like can be helpful, she said, "but if people are going home and into a world devoid of enthusiastic consent, it erases everything [consent educators] are trying to do," McGuire said.
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Immigration agents now have to get consent to enter a private residence, and if that consent is refused, they cannot use force to enter.
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"The Bank failed to timely achieve compliance with the 2015 Consent Order," the OCC said in a new consent order that outlined the fine.
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Sure. And in the consent form that we saw, which was again and iteration of an evolving document, the consent is for this project.
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The Restore Life consent form for Cody didn't disclose that a donated body may be dismembered, as consent forms of most other brokers do.
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"Age of consent laws tend to allow consent after age 16, but child pornography laws still criminalize images of anyone under 18," Finkelhor clarified.
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The code prohibits taking nude photos without consent, but does not address distributing photos without permission if those photos were originally taken with consent.
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The funds from each $35 t-shirt will go towards Project Consent, a not-for-profit organisation aiming to educate young people about consent.
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Jurors must consider 'forcible compulsion,' intent and consent The text of the charges rely on three key legal ideas: forcible compulsion, intent and consent.
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That same month, California passed its affirmative consent law, "Yes Means Yes," sparking discussion about what it means to give enthusiastic consent for sex.
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In that case, he is incapable of giving or withholding informed consent to sexual relations; indeed, he may lack the concept of consent altogether.
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Some studies are legally permitted to waive informed consent, including those studying emergency situations — like patients with traumatic brain injuries or people in car accidents, who may require urgent interventions, can't provide informed consent, and may not have family present to consent for them.
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Another student spoke up to say this was not affirmative consent — that a person cannot consent to the entire process of sex at the outset.
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Roberts argued that under the court's precedent arbitration is a matter of "consent," and that consent cannot be inferred from an agreement that is ambiguous.
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It also means consent should be unbundled from other terms and conditions (including giving separate granular consent options for different types of processing) wherever possible.
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"Verbal consent is required for every action," Blue stated, "until you establish what we call blanket consent," or permission to do whatever until instructed otherwise.
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From now on, if a company is found to have used deception to obtain your consent to switch carriers, your consent will be deemed invalid.
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"In the hospital, all the consent is about not getting sued," she says, referring to the medical consent forms that doctors ask patients to sign.
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Most of these require parental consent, but 11 require only that parents be notified, and seven allow another adult relative (like a grandparent) to consent.
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"It needs to be accompanied by a wholesale understanding about what consent means," Russell said, stressing the importance of education about consent across public sectors.
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"The question format is an important way to model consent, and to show how consent is a great way to have dirty talk," said Rader.
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" Fidzup's CNIL approved GDPR-compliant consent management platform Fidzup's CNIL approved GDPR-compliant consent management platform "Of course, as a user, I can refuse everything.
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We can continue to raise consent as an issue, but let's not suggest that healthy romantic activity typically involves situations when consent might be unclear.
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Lacking are specific criteria that allow the international community to determine when consent to assistance may be justifiably withheld and when such consent is unreasonable.
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Informed Consent, Always: Make a sincere attempt at informed consent with regard to data capture (triply so if the company has an ad-based business model).
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Historically, many mental health institutions have assumed a lack of capacity to consent among those they serve, according to a Psychiatric Times overview of consent assessments.
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Teach a "yes means yes" version of consent: Our culture sends confusing messages about what consent is, and that makes it harder to punish bad actors.
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Two other justices found the search lawful in a concurring opinion that nonetheless deemed consent while unconscious a "metaphysical impossibility," reasoning that consent was not required.
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Clearly defined consent protocols and making it easy to withdraw consent would help, as would health assessments, having a first aider present and clinical waste processes.
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Bass even condescendingly refers to consent in quotes throughout the essay; "consent," as though it's a cute idea, not the most foundational basis of sexual activity.
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First-party consent is costly for firms to secure and users are more likely to give consent to established companies than to startups challenging the incumbents.
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The TCPA requires that callers have consent when they use autodialers to call cell phones, and that consumers can revoke that consent to stop the robocalls.
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" The officer can also be heard saying that Illinois is a two-party consent state for recordings and that he "didn't consent to being on camera.
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If consent is the basis for the organization's processing activities, the privacy statement must inform the user of their right to withdraw consent at any time.
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Users were also given a 30-day window to revoke consent via the settings in the app — after which they would be unable to withdraw consent.
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Last year, Bonnaroo held "consent 101" and "bystander training" classes during their festival, while other festivals have introduced women-only areas and handed out consent cards.
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" In each stage of a sexual interaction, consent must be verbally requested and verbally given, the policy says — and "silence conveys a lack of affirmative consent.
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Cosby was accused of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to impair her ability to consent.
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If affirmative consent is the rule, the accuser does not have to prove that a sexual assault occurred; the accused must demonstrate that consent was obtained.
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The fact that this myth persists suggests that lots of people just don't know what consent is — and if you don't understand that, then you can't know when a person is giving their consent or being coerced (or not in the right state to give consent).
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"Our results… indicate that the privacy-by-default and purposed-based consent requirements put forth by the GDPR would require websites to use consent notices that would actually lead to less than 0.1 % of active consent for the use of third parties," they write in conclusion.
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You have a reasonable expectation of privacy on the phone, meaning you cannot just record somebody you're having a phone conversation with unless you are in a one-party consent state and you consent, or you're in an all-party consent state and every body consents.
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"It is disingenuous to hold that a 16-year-old may never consent to marriage, although New Jersey law permits the very same 16-year-old to consent to sex or obtain an abortion without so much as parental knowledge, let alone consent," Christie said last year.
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The Information Commissioner's Office GDPR guidance on consent in fact states [emphasis ours]: Consent means giving people genuine choice and control over how you use their data.
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Its argument will not be over whether consent is required to collect personal data—it agrees that it is—but what quality of consent counts as sufficient.
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" He went on to say that NAMBLA "did a bad thing, because by demanding no age of consent, they facilitated the raising of the age of consent.
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It goes back to issues of consent online: we want companies and governments to ask for our consent, because that relates to our autonomy as human beings.
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Yet, Kayla's pre-consent and consent apps imply that someone can say yes to sex once and then it doesn't matter what happens during the actual act.
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In the lawsuit, Taylor accused Brown of exposing himself to her, kissing her without her consent, masturbating and ejaculating on her without her consent, and raping her.
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That's an important part of the equation, because I don't think consent can always just be one specific thing—people have their own personal ideas of consent.
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If consent is being used as the legal basis to gather this type of data the standard that must be obtained from the user is "explicit" consent.
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A lack of resistance is not necessarily consent, Leijonhufvud said, and an individual's behavior leading up to an encounter should not negate their right to withdraw consent.
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A 17-year old should be held accountable for their actions, and be able to understand consent, because consent is simply part of a decent human being.
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Therefore, drawing on contract law — but not mirroring it exactly — I propose that the law should credit adolescent consent not as legal consent but as legal assent.
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The consent decree also officially terminates the FCC's investigation of Verizon's UIDH practices, so there will likely be no further examination of the company's consent-less tracking.
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While she wouldn't comment on O'Reilly's definition of consent directly, she does champion the importance of consent education in helping to prevent sexual violence, especially for men.
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California, New York, and Michigan adopted affirmative-consent — also known as "yes means yes"— laws that mandate teaching that nothing short of a vocal "yes" counts as consent.
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The way we're talking about sexual consent is great but there are other important kinds of consent and I'd like a collective safe word for hugging and touching.
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"What the law regards as informed consent is in almost all instances uninformed consent," Ben Wizner, director of the ACLU Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, told BuzzFeed News.
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How To Make Consent Sexy, According To A Dominatrix by Kassie BrabawMistress Velvet, a BDSM expert from Chicago, shares what everyone might learn about Consent from BDSM culture.
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Casey made a bevy of abortion restrictions legal, including "informed consent" laws, 24-hour waiting periods, and laws requiring minors to obtain parental consent before terminating a pregnancy.
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Users also need a way to revoke that consent, and they can request all the data a company has from them as a way to verify that consent.
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The Ministry of Justice said on Sunday that the Kuwaiti woman faces two charges: filming an individual without consent and publishing a video of an individual without consent.
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"If you're going to have to get consent from somebody that didn't get consent from you to have intercourse, then, I mean, that's not fair," Bell told KNWA.
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While there's mention of the value of communication and making one's own decisions, consent — actual consent — needs to be an explicit component of any responsible sex-ed syllabus.
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Over the course of a three-part series on consent, the Sugars answer letters from some of these women and explore the complexity and nuance of sexual consent.
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University consent guidelines currently consist of point-by-point how-tos and how-not-tos regarding not just consent for intercourse, but rules around arousal, proposition and seduction.
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A major difference: The question of consent The two trials do have one vital difference surrounding consent, the all-important issue in any rape and sexual assault trial.
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"Given the legal requirements for explicit, informed consent, it is obvious that the vast majority of cookie consent notices are not compliant with European privacy law," researchers said.
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Facebook will also launch a support hub called "Not Without My Consent" on its safety center page for people whose intimate images have been shared without their consent.
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Robert Casey Sr. signed, a 1989 law that imposed a 24-hour waiting period for abortions, informed consent requirements, and parental consent for minors to get the procedure.
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Barley picks up on these criticisms in her letter — calling specifically for Facebook to deliver: On consent, she emphasizes that under GDPR the company will need to obtain consent for each data use — and cannot bundle up uses to try to obtain a 'lump-sum' consent, as she puts it.
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A reminder that Trump denied at the last debate he kissed or groped women without their consent COOPER: Just for the record, though, are you saying that what you said on that bus 11 years ago that you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope women without consent?
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This keeps coming back to me, because I think it's a point where what consent means to me, and what consent is, and how it functions between two people, because, as I've come to understand it, I realize now I wasn't in a place to give consent in that situation.
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I think the movement has been extraordinarily valuable in making men aware of the consequences of their actions when they breach consent, and clarifying what a consent breach is.
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"Given the legal requirements for explicit, informed consent, it is obvious that the vast majority of cookie consent notices are not compliant with European privacy law," the researchers argue.
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The court filing said the prosecutors sought to lift the stay order to make way for a "consent judgment and proposed consent judgment that will fully resolve this case".
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The ICO has highlighted a number of changes, particularly with regard to the practicalities of consent mechanisms, including: - Unbundled: consent requests must be separate from other terms and conditions.
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The FTC put Facebook under a consent decree in 2011 over its privacy failures, a consent decree they may be in violation of because of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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And while those apps do need to receive user consent, the consent form isn't exactly clear that it would allow humans — and not just computers — to read your emails.
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The three charges accuse Cosby of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to substantially impair her ability to consent.
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New York, where the discussion reportedly took place, has a one-party consent law, meaning only one person present has to give consent for a conversation to be recorded.
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In 2011 the FTC and Facebook agreed to a legally binding consent decree preventing the company from sharing their user data outside of a user's specific privacy without consent.
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"We felt strongly that if you were searching people at all it should be where they have capacity to consent and it would be with their consent," said Ashby.
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In Britain, the age of consent is 16, but specific legal protection exists for children under 13: They cannot legally give their consent to any form of sexual activity.
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People under 18 need written consent from one parent or adult family member unless the abortion provider determines the minor is mentally and physically competent to give informed consent.
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Furthermore cookie consent can't be bundled with another purpose (in the Planet249 case the promotional lottery) — at least if that fuzzy signal is being used to stand for consent.
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AC: For the record, are you saying, what you said on the bus 2110 years ago, that you did not kiss women without consent or grope women without consent.
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Consent gets you what you really — actually — want.
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The invocation of Article 5 of the NATO Treaty is dependent on the consent and willingness of the population of NATO members to consent to the deployment of their forces.
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Some states require two-party consent, where both parties agree to the recording, and some laws just require one person to consent (meaning you can secretly record the other person).
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Of course consent is not the only legal basis for processing personal data, but many websites do rely on asking internet visitors for consent to ad cookies as they arrive.
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To secure a safe zone would require not only the consent of the Assad regime but also the consent of Iran, ISIS, and dozens of other groups fighting in Syria.
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Under GDPR, companies are required to gain the user's "genuine consent" before collecting their information, which means making consent an explicitly opt-in process that's easy for people to withdraw.
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" When asked by the Crown if she consented to the alleged assault, DeCoutere said, "It's impossible to consent to something you're not asked, so no I didn't consent to it.
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Companies like LocationSmart may only have to agree that they'll get consent in order to gain access to carrier tower location services, not actually provide any proof consent was obtained.
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It said the contract between BP and Samir stipulated that there could be no assignment of obligations or rights without reasonable consent and that Samir's consent had not been obtained.
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He said, she said Cosby was accused of assaulting Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to impair her ability to consent.
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CNIL's decision suggests that bundling consent to partner processing in a contract is not, in and of itself, valid consent under the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) framework.
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The three charges accuse Cosby of assaulting Andrea Constand without her consent, assaulting her when she was unconscious and assaulting her using drugs to substantially impair her ability to consent.
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Research consent forms drawn up long before the Resilience Project even existed put the kibosh on the idea—yet another example of the tricky issue of consent for genetic studies.
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Unanimous consent is commonly used for uncontroversial measures, not for packages of such magnitude as the coronavirus stimulus, in part because any one member can block a unanimous consent request.
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It said consent for this data-sharing is included within its consent management platform (it uses a CMP made by Forcepoint) which asks site visitors to specify their cookie choices.
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But it's the same thing—if you think you're entitled to my body, then you're gonna grab it with my consent or you're gonna legislate against it without my consent.
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This is an important finding because GDPR is unambiguous in stating that if an Internet service is relying on consent as a legal basis to process visitors' personal data it must obtain consent before processing data (so before a tracking cookie is dropped) — and that consent must be specific, informed and freely given.
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The regulation tightens requirements on obtaining consent for processing citizens' personal data by, for example, increasing transparency requirements — basically requiring that privacy policies be written in clear and intelligible language, explaining exactly how the data will be used, in order that people can make a genuine, informed choice to consent (or not consent).
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We-Consent may swap contracts for video declarations of consent to engage in sex, and Good2Go relied on a multi-step questionnaire that cleared users to get their freak on, but each of these apps treats consent as a perfunctory task to check off before getting to the real fun and games.
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"We found that notification style (banner or barrier) has no effect [on consent choice]; removing the opt-out button from the first page increases consent by 22-23 percentage points; and providing more granular controls on the first page decreases consent by 8-20 percentage points," they write in summary on that.
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Like many states, North Dakota relies upon "implied consent" laws, meaning that in return to access to public road, drivers consent to taking a chemical test upon arrest for drunk driving.
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But by necessitating consent for contact like *hugs* and *backrubs*, and not, for instance, thumbs-up or high-fives, it's evident FreeBSD is attempting to create consent around more intimate actions.
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"The show absolutely values the primacy of consent, and this instance it appears as though conduct allegedly occurred without the proper consent having been given," a source within the show says.
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Though consent should happen every step of the way, have bigger, pleasure-driven consent convos when the lights are still on, the adrenaline is low, and the flies are still zipped.
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Fate of consent decrees uncertain The apparent demise of Chicago's consent decree could signal how the Justice Department under Attorney General Jeff Sessions will handle accusations of police abuse or misconduct.
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I learned that laws surrounding consent are often confusing and, unfortunately, not in favor of survivors — and that both intoxication and unconsciousness play a role in someone's capacity to give consent.
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Opponents of the bills say the general consent forms patients sign when they enter teaching hospitals should be enough, but advocates want specific consent for pelvic exams done for educational purposes.
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The bill aims to force entities that use robocalls to prove they've received consent from the people they're calling, and it would put in place means for consumers to withdraw consent.
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"Just as you don't have the right to do something sexual to someone else without their consent, you should not be putting substances in someone's body without consent either," she said.
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From my point of view I would not intentionally consent to any of this tracking — but in some instances the entities involved claim that (my) consent was (somehow) obtained (or implied).
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"A parent can either give consent for us to use that as a disciplinary measure or they can deny consent," Jody Boulineau, superintendent of the Hephzibah, Georgia-based school, told WRDW.
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This 25-year old federal law simply requires that these callers ensure that they have this consent before they send calls or texts, and that the consent has not been revoked.
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" Cooper tried again: "For the record, are you saying, what you said on the bus 11 years ago, that you did not kiss women without consent or grope women without consent?
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I had forgotten (?) that men get to consent too.
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" Everyone: No. "If somebody's drunk, can they give consent?
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Was she capable of consent — sober enough, conscious enough?
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" He also said that "everyone involved gave their consent.
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" • The academic Zeynep Tufekci writes, "This wasn't informed consent.
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I mean, obviously, if you give your consent — which is all the rules said in the Obama administration, that you had to affirmatively give your consent to do this — that's one thing.
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The social network's "Cookie Consent Guide for Sites and Apps" includes an extensive breakdown of how new consent rules will work in the EU specifically, and which types of interests they'll impact.
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"We will not look into whether an individual worked for the NSA without their consent and we do not confirm an individual's affiliation without their consent," said Greg Julian in an email.
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The store is making consent a condition of sale – but sharing the data with other stores is not necessary for that sale, so consent is not freely given and is not valid.
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The two-party consent law makes it a felony to record or eavesdrop on any confidential communication – namely, a phone call – without the consent of all those involved, Gregory G. Brown, Esq.
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The Working Party has previously published Opinion 15/2011 on the definition of consent which highlights that for consent to be considered valid it must be fully informed, freely given and specific.
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Potential participants were required to confirm that they were over 18 or provide other evidence of parental consent, though the vendors did not require a signed parental consent form for teen users.
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"I think consent education is crucial—and needs to be taught—but in a way that doesn't only rely on the law and binaries of yes/no and rape/consent," says Whittington.
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"The show absolutely values the primacy of consent, and this instance, it appears as though conduct allegedly occurred without the proper consent having been given," a source within the show told PEOPLE.
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Both New York and the District of Columbia follow "one-party consent" laws, meaning that only one party in a conversation needs to consent in order for it to be legally recorded.
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Proposals in consent decree The city says in the consent decree that it will increase transparency, strengthen accountability in the police department and courts, and increase community confidence in the legal system.
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Aside from occasional referendums to ratify various agreements, Europe at a very fundamental level was designed not to earn the consent of the governed, but to bypass the need for that consent.
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It's a common expression used in consent-driven sex-ed classes in high schools and colleges, and it's meant to remind people that asking for consent shouldn't feel awkward or not sexy.
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The concept of affirmative consent — the act of giving verbal permission clearly and often during intimate encounters — was pioneered at Antioch College, where an affirmative sexual consent policy was instituted in 1990.
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"Conceivably, a court could reject a consent decree if they find it's not in the public interest ... but I can't remember the last time a court has just rejected a consent decree."
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"Wallapop collects explicit consent from our users and at any time they can exercise their rights to their data, which include the modification of consent given in the first place," they said.
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The language of consent is what allows me to do just that, and when my consent is not properly attained or ignored entirely, that difference becomes far more difficult to navigate internally.
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That agreement with the FTC, known as a consent decree, has multiple parts, including a requirement that Facebook receive "affirmative express consent" from users before making any changes to its privacy policies.
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"It would plainly be open to a jury to hold that if (the victim) had made clear that she would only consent to sexual intercourse if Mr. Assange used a condom, then there would be no consent if, without her consent, he did not use a condom, or removed or tore the condom," the judgment read.
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For youths on the cusp of adulthood, sometimes states will set a range of ages (often three to five years' difference) within which they can legally consent to sex—so, for instance, a 15-year-old would be able to consent to sex with an 18-year-old even in a state where the age of consent is 18.
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In addition to the above resources on sexual harassment, they might also read some of these articles for a deeper look at sex education and consent: Sex Ed Lesson: 'Yes Means Yes,' but It's Tricky Teaching Good Sex Campus Sex … With a Syllabus Making Consent Cool: Students Advocate for Consensual Sex Affirmative Consent: Are Students Really Asking?
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But thanks to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) in Europe, the practice of making people consent to giving away their data by burying consent in terms and conditions is coming under scrutiny.
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Chambers frequently retweets activists who say the power differential between a police officer and someone in custody make consent impossible—"that she's incapable of consent because she's under arrest," as Gonzalez put it.
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Sexual activity with someone on any drug that interferes with their capacity to consent—even if they appear to give consent—can be legally deemed assault, criminal defense lawyer Yosha Gunasekera told Broadly.
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But unlike the United States and other countries with statutory rape laws — where those underage are considered too immature to fully consent to sexual relationships — France does not have an age of consent.
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"If a person featured in a deepfakes video said they didn't consent to it, I don't think it would change my opinion because I already know they didn't consent to it," he says.
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The GDPR sets a deliberately high standard for consent with the expectation that firms will have clear opt-in methods, good records and simple, easy-to-access ways for people to withdraw consent.
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When I talk to students about sex and consent, I'm often asked —mostly by young men — how often they have to check in with a partner to make sure they're doing consent right.
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Not only that, but users must be given a way to revoke that consent, as well as a way to request access to any collected data as a way to verify consent given.
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But the new HHS rule imposes onerous new requirements for doctors and researchers to obtain, store and track patient consent for every single tissue sample, and to renew that consent every 10 years.
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In a rejoinder to the POTUS post, Charles Grassley, the Iowa Republican who heads the Senate Judiciary Committee, notes that the Senate enjoys "the authority to consent or withhold consent" to a nominee.
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President Obama can, and should, exercise his right to submit a nominee, and the Senate can, and should, fully use their prerogative to give "advice and consent," which certainly includes withholding that consent.
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While many consent-positive yoga teachers feel that asking for permission before assisting is enough, with some going as far as using tools like consent cards, some experts say this is not enough.
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COOPER: Just for the record, though, are you saying that what you said on that bus 3033 years ago that you did not actually kiss women without consent or grope women without consent?
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It successfully argued Facebook's default privacy settings breach local consent rules by not providing clear enough information for the company to gather 'informed consent' from users when they agreed to its T&Cs.
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According to a Google spokesperson, user research by Google around consent solution tests finds that people are more likely to give consent to publishers where the list of ad tech vendors is shorter.
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"The common denominator was they were told, they were threatened or they did not give consent or they broke their consent or they felt there was no other choice for them," Boyer said.
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Although the laws of consent aren't so black and white, this definition has made it, in the past, very difficult for many survivors of rape to establish their cases as far as consent.
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Investigators also have to receive consent from users of the genealogical service if their genetic information is going to be collected as part of an investigation (unless the consent would compromise the investigation).
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Vectuary collected geolocation data from mobile app users to provide marketing services to retailers using a consent management platform that it developed implementing the IAB (a self-regulating association) Transparency and Consent Framework.
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It is common in many parts of rural Afghanistan for fathers to marry off their daughters without the daughter's consent, even though both Afghan civil law and Islamic Shariah law require such consent.
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I gave my consent to film, and she numbed me.
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They're reinforcing the fetishization of indigenous women without our consent.
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The new government was thrust upon them without their consent.
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It was difficult to get consent to offer elective surgery.
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I was impressed by some students' advanced ideas about consent.
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However, alcohol and consent remain a major point of contention.
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But within kink communities, consent has always been the focus.
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Being too intoxicated to consent is not one of them.
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The U.S. would reportedly seek South Korean consent before striking.
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"You cannot consent to sex under those circumstances," he said.
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People give uninformed consent to all sorts of things online.
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It will also cover issues like respect, privacy, and consent.
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This, unlike a flotation, would have required the FIA's consent.
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In Australia, the legal age of sexual consent is 16.
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"I believe in informed consent," Caplan said in an interview.
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Your first thought will be NO. I do not consent.
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She'd like to raise the age of consent as well.
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Yet EU law also requires that consent be freely given.
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But the Constitution says the Senate shall advise and consent.
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The trickiest challenge, though, is to build broader societal consent.
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In Gilead, it's the other way around: Does Nick consent?
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At no point did she consent to the sexual activity.
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The bill passed the Senate with unanimous consent in February.
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The report flags four studies that violated informed consent rules.
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Skip by the consent form tell them it's a game.
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The age of consent in Alabama was and remains 16.
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Consent isn't some deviant left-wing phenomenon — it's the law.
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No one has the right to touch someone without consent.
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"Consent fatigue and mistrust is definitely a problem," he agrees.
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Broad consent like this is also forbidden under the GDPR.
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Would you need the consent of Congress to go along?
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And it did this without the user's consent or knowledge.
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I have started telling the other boys about consent too.
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Additionally, the segment will benefit from growing retransmission consent revenues.
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Democracy requires consent as well as the rule of law.
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"The requisite consent level has therefore been achieved," Debenhams said.
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That whole company went down on me without my consent.
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The Senate's large "advise and consent" role is particularly critical.
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Instead, embrace consent as a healthy part of human sexuality.
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Consent can even be sexy, as this web series proved.
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And that humanity is at the core of true consent.
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No wonder so much of consent discourse focuses on codification.
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" Continued the Twilight alum, "Don't talk about consent to me.
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De Luca also allegedly penetrated her vaginally without her consent.
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First, backdoors operate without consent of the computer system's owner.
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The problems start to bubble up when consent is murky.
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The Senate's job of advice and consent is serious business.
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So for our use case, there's no problem getting consent.
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Specifically, they failed to meet COPPA's standards for parental consent.
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So it's essential to have negotiation and consent up front.
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France isn't into Microsoft collecting user data without its consent.
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But submission should never be confused with consent, they insist.
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The #WhatConsentMeansToMe Hashtag Shows The Importance Of Understanding Sexual Consent
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There is a rigorous consent flow and people are compensated.
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"All of them signed parental consent forms," the spokesperson said.
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Anything that isn't an enthusiastic "yes" is not consent, period.
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Because democracy, by definition, works by consent, not by force.
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Even then it will be difficult to win local consent.
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Private health plans similarly support the informed financial consent process.
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In terms of getting affirmative (enthusiastic) consent, he completely failed.
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Second, a person must have the capacity to give consent.
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She told police she did not consent to the touching.
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Additionally, the Instrument of Consent features many sweet symbolic embellishments.
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Screenshot: AncestryYou don't have to consent to participate in research.
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Getting consent from all parties is always a safe bet.
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It is really impossible to hypnotize someone without their consent?
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Remember that joke from Chapelle's Show about sex consent forms?
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Most states allow minors to be pierced with parental consent.
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"We cannot consent to what we don't know," he said.
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Barker: You can teach consent from a very young age.
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Remember: Nobody can manipulate you without your consent and cooperation.
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How are they teaching their boys the meaning of consent?
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Acampong gave his consent for his house to be demolished.
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Need a court order to use on someone without consent.
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In other words, not freely given, informed consent at all.
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But, as we've pointed out before, concealment is not consent.
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A particularly glaring omission from the CDC's list is consent.
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They had hoped to get the victim's consent, Jensen said.
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And that's why Schrems' forced consent complaints are so interesting.
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Her family says the document was released without Messick's consent.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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In August, the measure passed the Senate by unanimous consent.
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After all, wastewater analysis is basically drug testing without consent.
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Additionally, this segment will benefit from growing retransmission consent fees.
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I'd obtained consent from my sandwich artist, but fair enough.
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Facebook cannot transmit to any third party without specific consent.
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Iranians want to be governed with dignity, accountability and consent.
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Yet Google is insisting on affirmative consent in all cases.
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Making her appointment permanent would have required Mr. Leung's consent.
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Not to mention AI consciousness and consent a la Westworld.
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Background checks are only conducted with the applicant's written consent.
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But much will depend on whether there is unanimous consent.
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The Flores settlement -- a consent decree stemming from Flores v.
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It passed both chambers of Congress by unanimous consent. Sens.
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Alabama's legal age of consent, then and now, is 16.
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He groped me, without my consent, while I was asleep.
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Attorneys claimed there was no prior consent for such calls.
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Consent is slippery in a space as hierarchical as academia.
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Seek the advice of the Senate, not just its consent.
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Of course, this can only happen with the customer's consent.
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But don't worry, it's all done with your consent somehow.
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Mr. Schulz resisted at first, but eventually gave his consent.
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There can not be that kind of disregard for consent.
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Creating fake sex scenes of celebrities takes away their consent.
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Before you start sexting, get explicit consent from your partner.
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Back then, we had never even heard the word 'consent'.
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"I became obsessed with the idea of consent," Robinson said.
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Unless you get unequivocal consent, then back the fuck off.
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So it uses intelligence harvested without consent to make money.
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As a society, we're very bad about talking about consent.
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Debate thus far has focused on the definition of consent.
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Do they know about condom vending machines and affirmative consent?
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An EPA consent decree loomed over the crumbling wastewater system.
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Children in particular are too young to consent, advocates say.
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The government said the deportations occurred with the parents' consent.
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Whether they consent often depends on how sick they are.
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Sessions has long been a public critic of consent decrees.
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Under UK law, 16 is the age of legal consent.
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One piece where I would call them out is consent.
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"That's why the government officials sought their consent," he said.
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Do you talk about sex, consent and dating at home?
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The legal age of consent in New York is 17.
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The issue of consent extends well beyond that particular technology.
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But even college students disagree on the language of consent.
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Two were 16, under the age of consent in Illinois.
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What do they learn about sexual harassment, consent and gender?
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The candidates for 21 seats were running without their consent.
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And when Trump heard that, he said, 'Wait — what's consent?
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But as usual, things are being said without my consent.
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She didn't say no, so that must have implied consent.
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That could all be done by [unanimous consent] as well.
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It answers questions about consent and communication in intimate relationships.
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"You can't unanimous consent trillions of dollars," one staffer said.
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Silence, it is said, is consent -- qui tacet consentire videtur.
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KDVR aired blurred footage of the delivery with Sanchez's consent.
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The Remainers have broken the fundamental principle of losers' consent.
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Second: Consent alone is not a sufficient guide to ethics.
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Have you ever been videoed without your knowledge or consent?
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Girls under 20033 were required to obtain parental consent. Mrs.
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But it was reluctant to do either without Iraq's consent.
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Or at least give Putin's initiative the veneer of consent.
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Justice Department consent decree with Baltimore and its police department.
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There are no blurred lines when it comes to consent.
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Definitions, questions answered, a detachable consent form at the back.
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These procedures violate the consent requirements under federal tax law.
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The suit alleges that children are overmedicated without informed consent.
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Pushing for more consent education could help us get there.
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Currently, 26 other states have parental consent laws around abortion.
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I didn't learn till later that incapacitated people can't consent.
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Both have a murky grasp on the concept of consent.
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He was doing it with the consent of the President.
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The media no longer has the ability to manufacture consent.
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"Consent is puberty," he told The Associated Press in 2008.
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Nundy said she sees marital rape as a consent issue.
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There are conversations about blackness, asexuality, consent, and sexual harassment.
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In August, the Senate passed the legislation by unanimous consent.
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Ms. Ramirez responded, defending the consent order as benefiting consumers.
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Some BAAs allow for this to be done without consent.
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Right now, though, there is not much consent going on.
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The officers allegedly did not ask for the passengers' consent.
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The officers allegedly did not ask for the passengers' consent.
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"Clearly, a drunk can consent," Judge Gregory Lenehan had ruled.
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Victims must give consent, but they rarely refuse, prosecutors said.
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The bill also would require any consent to be written.
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"Many of these pictures are taken with consent," Speier said.
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Outside religious groups are teaching in schools, without parental consent.
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He argued that her silence during intercourse amounted to consent.
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The need for lessons on consent is a national issue.
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"I never gave any form of consent," Dr. Tyson said.
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The police department remains under a Justice Department consent decree.
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The Senate passed the Taiwan Travel Act by unanimous consent.
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City officials signed an agreement to negotiate a consent decree.
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"I thought the consent decree was completely unconstitutional," Sessions wrote.
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So in an emergency, neither consent nor confidentiality requirements hold.
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She essentially says she was too drunk to give consent.
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Sessions, it would appear, is no fan of consent decrees.
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This, presumably, is the practical meaning of advice and consent.
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Wales has had presumed consent to organ donation since 2015.
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Keep in mind that, as always, consent is mandatory — and if you match with someone who wants you to sign a "consent contract" or refuses to use a safe word, that's a red flag.
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As TechCrunch notes, it's likely that police could conduct a search with consent obtained through Google Translate if the person provided another form of consent, like opening their trunk or doors for the officer.
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The emails came after a prior consent decree between the FTC and Facebook which required Facebook to have a "comprehensive privacy program" and to get the "express consent" of users before sharing their data.
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Read these stories next: The Concept Of Consent Is So Simple That Even Toddlers Can Understand 10 Types Of Sexual Coercion We Don't Talk About Enough Too Many Grown Men Still Don't Understand Consent
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So it is also reliant on third parties obtaining consent to data processing, and must therefore rely on those partners to cleanly and fairly obtain consent for this portion of its market intelligence activity.
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Read these stories next: This Is How People Really Define Consent 14 Men Tell Us How They Learned The Value Of Consent How One Podcast Captured The Complicated Dynamics Of Saying "No" To Sex
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The court considered the constitutionality of Pennsylvania's Abortion Control Act of 1982 which created new barriers to abortion such as: spousal notice, informed consent, parental consent, a medical emergency definition, certain clinic reporting requirements.
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The company is under FTC investigation for allegedly violating a 2011 privacy "consent decree" requiring Facebook to notify users and the FTC and to obtain consent from users before sharing data beyond privacy settings.
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"Consent should not be regarded as freely given if the data subject has no genuine or free choice or is unable to refuse or withdraw consent without detriment," runs one key portion of GDPR.
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Named the Love Amendment after one of its authors, Margaret Love, it replaced affirmative consent with "contextual consent"—a phrase that is entirely new in legal contexts, and one whose exact meaning is vague.
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"If I can consent to have sex with an entire football team, why can't I consent to have sex with my brother who is over the age of 30?" she adds, her voice rising.
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It's important when you go into [a] hospital to insist and put on the 25 consent forms that you are willing to consent to the financial cost so long as providers are in network.
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As the UK's ICO tells it, consent under GDPR for processing personal data means offering individuals "genuine choice and control" (for sensitive personal data the law requires a higher standard still — of explicit consent).
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We-Consent, introduced in 2015 by the nonprofit Institute for the Study of Coherence and Emergence, was created for students on college campuses to help them adhere to the implementation of affirmative consent rules.
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In 2014, California became the first state to require colleges to use affirmative consent as the standard in disciplinary decisions, which inspired the creation of We-Consent, said Michael Lissack, director of the institute.
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For instance, women must give informed consent for their fetal tissue to be donated to science, and they can be asked for such consent only after the abortion has been arranged and consented to.
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"Springing language is a mechanism where lenders can consent to migrate into Libor fallback language, but until the consent is received, you just have the new tranches subject to the fallback language," he said.
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Despite Sessions' explicit opposition to consent decrees, attorneys in the Civil Rights Division felt strongly enough about the problems in Ville Platte, according to a Justice Department official, that they drafted a consent decree.
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The article in Babe was met with digital hosannas by young feminists who insisted that consent is consent only if it is affirmative, active, continuous and — and this is the word most used — enthusiastic.
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"I think that if you're going to teach about consent, you need to also talk about culture," said Jing Qu, a junior at Columbia who has been involved in activism around consent education on campus.
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And in New York, residents are complaining about out-of-state companies applying for permits without the landowners' consent, forcing the state to require that developers show landowner consent as part of the project review.
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While widely used, much derided pre-ticked 'consent' boxes for processing personal data are set to be outlawed — with consent having to "unambiguous" (or "explicit" for sensitive personal data), as well as easy to withdraw .
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Read these stories next: Let's Talk About Enthusiastic Consent... 6 TV Shows That Got Sexual Consent Right (& 4 That Got It So Wrong) How One Podcast Captured The Complicated Dynamics Of Saying "No" To Sex
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In Israel, implied consent suffices—a deceased man need not have left a written document, but his widow just has to say that she believes he would give consent were he alive to do so.
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If the caller is in New York, for example, which has a one-party consent law, but the person being called is in Washington, which requires all-party consent, there isn't necessarily a clear default.
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That's why last year the Thames Valley police station in England shared a video to try to explain consent in the most British way possible: comparing asking for consent to serving tea to a friend.
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"When Justice Scalia passed away ... the Senate exercised its constitutional advice-and-consent role by withholding its consent until after the election so the next president, regardless of party, could select the nominee," McConnell said.
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"I cannot agree with the majority opinion that a 'typical reasonable person' would understand or intend consent to a search of a bag to include consent to forcibly dismantle footwear," she wrote in her dissent.
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In 2011, the company had to sign a consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission over its deceptive privacy practices, as it had regularly opted users into giving away more data without their explicit consent.
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The past few years have seen a dramatic shift in the national conversation about sex and consent, with "no means no" giving way to "yes means yes," and affirmative consent legislation taking statehouses by storm.
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Critics of abortion-specific informed consent laws accuse politicians of intentionally manipulating the principle of informed consent—which is meant to promote patients' safety and autonomy—in order to carry out their own ideological agendas.
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The one-year statute of limitations on battery — the legal charge for failing to get a patient's consent to be treated — had expired, so the consent argument was included in a broader accusation of negligence.
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That's because regardless of how good affirmative consent is as a practice, and regardless of how deeply affected Grace was by her night with Ansari, affirmative consent is a really bad standard for levying punishment.
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The text of the editorial makes clear that the "consent" reference is actually tied to the Senate's role in providing "advice and consent" to the president of the United States on nominations and international treaties.
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" The real question is, "Why didn't the rapist get my consent?!
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Monday's consent order found Deutsche Bank's Moscow traders facilitated the scheme.
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"Communicating consent is easy!" the EFF's Galperin said over the phone.
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"merely possessed" a ballot or official envelope with a voter's consent.
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He was mounted, against his consent, by a swarm of wights.
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AND CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF LEGAL CONSENT MUST BE NEVER !
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Yet consent of the governed is perfectly consistent with natural law.
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In Florida, it is illegal to record someone without their consent.
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All five are barred from leaving Belgium without a judge's consent.
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More than 80 percent of customers consent, according to the company.
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You can't even make repairs without written consent from the Pentagon.
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Let's have conversations about enthusiastic consent [where women are] never pressured.
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Our culture has flattened this nuance when we talk about consent.
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I'm not advocating for raising the age of consent to 25.
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Some chanted "I do not consent" as the vote got underway.
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When everyone understands consent, all of us are better off. 5.
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Their fuckability was the currency he wanted, regardless of their consent.
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He also stated that he is pursuing counseling and consent training.
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While police reportedly need consent from owners, a warrant isn't required.
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Consent, if made, would explore a different disgraced figure each episode.
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And one big issue they're working on right now is consent.
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A lot of men think drinking with a woman is consent.
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Users did not consent to handing over their contacts to Facebook.
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They require anybody who collects that data to get written consent.
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Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel said he could not give consent.
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The reshuffle will be put to the president for his consent.
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According to Hill, photographs of her were shared without her consent.
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On two occasions, she said he touched her thighs without consent.
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She was under the state's age of consent at the time.
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Hatefuck pornography isn't just about conventional BDSM, which ordinarily emphasizes consent.
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To reach out and touch something without consent is so uncomfortable.
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And Pakistan's politicians need a more solid base of popular consent.
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She was smart enough to realize that she didn't have consent.
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Such transfers also require the consent of the fund's limited partners.
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With consent-aware partners, it's like a scavenger hunt for 'yeses.
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When we simplify our consent practice, we simplify our sex lives.
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The consent decree was filed on Thursday in Virginia federal court.
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Furthermore, the people shown in the images didn't consent to anything.
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The Trump administration's dim view of consent decrees is not surprising.
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How does either participant know if consent is made in fear?
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"There was no consent, it made him incredibly uncomfortable," Unruh continued.
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Pace alleges that Kelly filmed their sexual activities without her consent.
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That makes transparency and public consent in the justice system essential.
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"It's very easy to get consent from end users," Balkin says.
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We didn't talk about consent then, not at my school anyway.
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Some suspect that their relatives' bodies were sold without their consent.
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One report alleges that Trump kissed or groped women without consent.
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"South London Forever" raises questions of sexual desire, consent and intoxication.
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Crooks asserts that he kissed her without her consent in 2006.
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The term "child prostitute", which implies choice and consent, was official.
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And she wants to see consent requirement for all tissue donations.
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La La Land did not explore issues pertaining to consent. 13.
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" The real question is, "Why didn't the rapist get my consent?!
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Consent on the recipient's side, as opposed to the sender's side.
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Boom — you've just proven affirmative consent can be a turn-on.
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But Alexa does not order the item without a verbal consent.
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A person who is incapacitated by alcohol or drugs cannot consent.
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The consent agreement allowed for a $16,000 fine for each violation.
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Most states have conflicting age of consent and child pornography laws.
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What happened shouldn't have," to which Jack responded, "Consent is mutual.
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"Informed consent is not just a form you sign," he says.
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"They are using us in this trial without consent," she added.
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Her first sexual encounter is uploaded to PornHub, without her consent.
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"The problems that necessitate this consent decree are urgent," Bredar continued.
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First, the web needs a better consent system for data privacy.
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Senator Warner calls on Zuckerberg to support market research consent rules
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It shows there's consent, and it shows the humanity behind it.
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Consent, however, is something that occurs continually throughout a sexual encounter.
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Texas's less-strict law on biometrics does not require written consent.
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But it only takes one person to object to unanimous consent.
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It could raise its offer, which would likely require Disney's consent.
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The states rejected a proposal to require Senate consent for pardons.
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Waters spiraled into an apparently much-needed conversation about consent (again).
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But in criminal court, there's no singular legal definition for consent.
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And that means the consent of Facebook users is not informed.
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There can be tons of factors that influence why people consent.
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And all of this happened without the women's knowledge or consent.
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"Consent should be a clear, unambiguous, ongoing agreement," Talukder told me.
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Yet for consent to be legal, people need to understand that.
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And, just for the record, Mr. Trump, I did not consent.
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Pushing people into a contract without their consent sounds troublingly illiberal.
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No.You cannot pass consent to another controller through a contractual relationship.
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Consent under this regime must be specific, informed and freely given.
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They are integrated into ISIS' military operations -- often with parental consent.
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With informed consent and proper data handling, it's within ethical bounds.
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Guess Mia felt pretty uneasy about giving her consent after all.
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Laws are passed and implemented without the consent of the governed.
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This isn't a system built on anything resembling genuine, free consent.
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Right after that, she claims he touched her breast without consent.
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The Australian site did not have Playboy's consent to do so.
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"The rules merely require the ISPs to obtain that informed consent."
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If Republicans abdicate their advice and consent responsibilities, that's on them.
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The FTC said Amazon didn't obtain "informed consent" until July 2014.
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But you have replaced advise and consent, with search and destroy.
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Will consent be required before Facebook's AI can retouch their image?
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If communication can't happen, for whatever reason, consent can't be given.
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So yes, Facebook is inevitably tracking kids' data without parental consent.
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This law forces people to be pregnant against their own consent.
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But, for many workers, membership was automatic, with their consent presumed.
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Our tax dollars and implied consent have made these wars possible.
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Neither did she because her cells were harvested without her consent.
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The bank is operating under more than a dozen consent orders.
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Again, someone ignoring the rules of consent doesn't exactly feel funny.
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Typically, a candidate running unchallenged would be elected by unanimous consent.
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Romance must be fragile indeed if requesting consent will kill it.
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As with the House, Schumer's consent request was blocked by Republicans.
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She also said he touched her thighs twice without her consent.
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In April, the House approved a similar bill by unanimous consent.
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People are really talking about gender as it relates to consent.
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"You described kissing women without consent, grabbing their genitals," said Cooper.
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Enthusiastic consent is where you should also pretend to like it.
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They went to Scotland, where she could marry without parental consent.
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The legitimacy of government depends on the consent of the governed.
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Facebook has contested whether the information was really taken without consent.
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Magness said he left the role in 2012 by mutual consent.
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The Legislature would need to give its consent along with Congress.
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The FBI, after all, derives its immense authority from their consent.
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Clearly alerting users and getting affirmative consent before using facial recognition.
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The Senate will then have to follow suit, by unanimous consent.
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He was confirmed in 2018 by the Senate by unanimous consent.
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The key to the lawsuit, though, was in the user's consent.
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Prosecutors are enforcing consent decrees on police departments in 14 cities.
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The last — groping someone's intimate parts without consent — are generally misdemeanors.
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He lied about his history of groping women without their consent.
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And people under 18 who want an abortion need parental consent.
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But there are mandatory workshops on sexual consent and bystander intervention.
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There was the enthusiasm of her nonverbal consent, which changes everything.
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Without such information, consent cannot be informed, and therefore, not valid.
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The Senate has two roles, not just one: advise and consent.
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Some people (especially men) like to make fun of affirmative consent.
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Today, we are taught more regularly and explicitly about affirmative consent.
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Senators on Wednesday voted by unanimous consent to change those rules.
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Consent is essential, but its artificial quality has been long-established.
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What's more interesting ... No. It's not clear they got parental consent.
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The age of consent in California at the time was 18.
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The case brought attention to the notion of consent around biobanks.
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Democracy, in theory, is based on the consent of the governed.
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In Alabama, the age of consent at the time was 16.
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Penza told Garaufis prosecutors would not consent to any bail conditions.
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Facebook says parental consent is required for minors aged 13-303.
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Granted, people consent to this tracking in exchange for saving money.
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As a society, we don't have a clear definition of consent.
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You also have to offer users the choice not to consent.
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Did the crime involve "force" or coercion, or lack of consent?
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Welch, that you can't consent to serious injury during rough sex.
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"The vast majority of these specimens didn't give consent," said Marsh.
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Trump must not go wobbly and consent to this fake entreaty.
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One single illegal vote can disrupt the consent of the governed.
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The consent of the surrogate and her spouse are also required.
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The goal of a civic movement should be to withdraw consent.
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Aides to Osinbajo stress that he is acting with Buhari's consent.
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As if observation is unnecessary or unbecoming if done without consent.
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"I don't think this can pass on unanimous consent," he said.
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That is expected to take place this week by unanimous consent.
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One example of what app-enabled affirmative consent could look like?
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Turkey's government insists that it does not deport people without consent.
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The testing is voluntary and requires the consent of the migrant.
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We are much more likely to give consent than we think.
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Is consent culture the best that we have in its place?
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Consent crucially protects against sexual assault and other forms of coercion.
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However, the dead cannot consent unless they leave us with instructions.
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It requires that they seek explicit consent before using personal data.
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Mr. Vladeck oversaw the investigation that led to the consent decree.
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Videos that start without your consent are prominent across the web.
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Both constantly eat the ingredients off the bakers' stations without consent.
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Don't worry, none of them would be disabled without your consent.
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In 1990, Antioch College students pioneered its affirmative sexual consent policy.
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Without guardian consent, a Saudi court will not recognize a marriage.
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Here too, Washington did not seek congressional consent for this gift.
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Neither of the two engaging felt there was any consent involved.
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According to docs, Cuba allegedly pinched the accuser's buttocks without consent.
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Bryant told the police he had not explicitly asked for consent.
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Bryant told the police he had not explicitly asked for consent.
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This is known as a "notice and choice" model of consent.
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Because we are not suggesting anything different happens without their consent.
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Even some police chiefs might mourn a retreat from consent decrees.
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In fact, Foos appropriated private sexual acts without the participants' consent.
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"The jury will decide what consent means to them," he said.
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Senators then approved changes by unanimous consent to address the issue.
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The researchers didn't look into how many obtained explicit consent beforehand.
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It collects biometric facial data without users' explicit "opt-in" consent.
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Why would a victim consent to intimate contact with the rapist?
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Moreover, the legislation bases CCB's enforcement system on opt-out consent.
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Dowson provided a signed form which he said proved her consent.
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Remember, the Senate can do just about anything with unanimous consent.
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That means far more than a few college assemblies about consent.
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Under British law, a person cannot consent to being seriously hurt.
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Council approval was needed because the Syrian government did not consent.
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The 227-page consent decree covers a wide range of reforms.
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He then shared that data with Cambridge Analytica without their consent.
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A browser extension that automatically answers consent pop-ups for you.
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It needs consent by 75% of bondholders to go into effect.
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There is no such requirement for minors, as minors cannot consent.
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There are countless ways to explain the concept of sexual consent.
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I urge them to secure not just consent, but enthusiastic agreement.
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But you have replaced advise and consent with search and destroy.
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Mazie Hirono, a Hawaii Democrat, asked for unanimous consent, Paul objected.
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Consent is only sacred to abusers when it is their own.
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West's knowledge or consent which was inappropriate and crossed the line.
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She sued the doctor, who had acted with his patient's consent.
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By unanimous consent, atmosphere is Mr. McNally's great, almost unrivaled strength.
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This just happened to me without my approval, consultation or consent.
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Troy Officer said The age of consent in Texas is 17.
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Unfortunately the farce of informed consent only worsens in medical research.
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" Cornyn pointed out, "It takes unanimous consent to get an amendment.
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Taking nude photos without consent is typically a misdemeanor in Missouri.
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" Another tagline reads: "Consent is the most important thing in sex.
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I just obtained unanimous consent to enter this into the record.
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She said he also touched her thighs twice without her consent.
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On Thursday, the Senate again passed the bill via unanimous consent.
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Birth control and active consent are addressed directly in story scripts.
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At the core of Dr. He's legal problems is informed consent.
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Some proprietary leases require shareholder consent to make such a change.
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He said Margarita was too young to give Amadeo her consent.
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The two have always spoken openly about personal safety and consent.
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In "Hashtag," a piece about consent, it's unclear what's happening when.
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We have a pretty bad understanding generally about how consent works.
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What are the risks and benefits of a presumed consent system?
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The first man is asked to "consent" to a pat down.
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He took away his audience's ability to consent to watch him.
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Another claimed that he filmed them during sex without her consent.
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Is she informed enough about the world to give her consent?
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"Waiting period" and "informed consent" laws like this are very common.
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The reported agreement, known as a "consent decree," is very broad.
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Returning to the GDPR, Article 8 — which concerns conditions application to children's consent for processing personal data — states data controllers must make "reasonable efforts" to verify consent when processing children's personal data: The controller shall make reasonable efforts to verify in such cases that consent is given or authorised by the holder of parental responsibility over the child, taking into consideration available technology.
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Under such an approach, "opt-in consent would be required only with respect to the use or disclosure of sensitive information (financial, health, and children's information, Social Security numbers, and precise geolocation information), while the use and disclosure of non-sensitive information would be subject to opt-out consent in most instances and implied consent for an ISP," Comcast said.
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Ethics rules from the American Psychiatric Association (APA) highlight the importance of practicing informed consent; parents and guardians play an important role in providing this consent, and even children have the ability to refuse psychiatric treatment.
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When it comes to obtaining consent to share user data with third parties, the NCC deems Jawbone and Garmin "best in class" for having policies that state they will not do so without obtaining prior consent.
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Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, said that the app had only collected people's data with consent; in a separate statement Facebook said that data from children had been collected with the consent of their parents.
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The Supreme Court in recent years has limited police ability to draw blood without a warrant and without a motorist's consent, and frowned upon criminal penalties against people who refuse to consent to a blood draw.
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Again, it goes back to consent: People who are being trafficked didn't consent to being moved, or initially consented but were then manipulated by the trafficker, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime.
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It doesn't mean that consent is impossible via Google Translate or any other app — for example, if Cruz-Zamora had himself opened his trunk or doors to allow the search, that likely would have constituted consent.
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According to official documents, Stubblefield has been charged with rape by force, rape of a victim incapable of giving consent, oral copulation by force, oral copulation with a person incapable of giving consent and false imprisonment.
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Comcast is currently prevented from exercising control over its stake in Hulu due to the consent decree it signed with the government when it bought NBC Universal, but that consent decree expires in August of 2018.
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They reportedly reached the impasse on two counts: firstly, that Cosby had violated Constand without her consent; and secondly, that he had given her drugs without her consent, making her significantly more susceptible to being violated.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, the FTC is probing whether Facebook violated the terms of a 2012 consent decree when it agreed to get user consent for collecting personal data and sharing it with others.
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Separately, they praised the other policing bill, sponsored by Councilman Antonio Reynoso, to compel officers to inform people of their right not to consent to a search, if consent would be necessary to perform the search.
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Even though proxy consent has helped many young Filipino people, health advocates are still calling for a law that lowers barriers for HIV testing for minors, and makes proxy consent a legal mechanism for enabling testing.
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The Echo Dot Kids Edition, according to the complaint, has an inadequate system for getting parental consent because on the device, entering a credit or debit card number and CVV code qualifies as gaining parental consent.
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Concurrent with the consent solicitation process, Lodha is seeking consent to reorganize, such that the London properties become part of the restricted group as Lodha increases its stake in the London properties to at least 212000%.
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However, because Johnson can't call for new elections without the consent of Parliament, and because Parliament is refusing to give that consent, it's unclear, as Kirby has explained, when (and if) those new elections will happen.
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In a section of its legal terms covering the use of its pixels and SDKs Facebook also puts the onus on the entities implementing its tracking technologies to gain consent from users prior to doing so in relevant jurisdictions that "require informed consent" for tracking cookies and similar — giving the example of the EU. "You must ensure, in a verifiable manner, that an end user provides the necessary consent before you use Facebook Business Tools to enable us to store and access cookies or other information on the end user's device," Facebook writes, pointing users of its tools to its Cookie Consent Guide for Sites and Apps for "suggestions on implementing consent mechanisms".
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Imagine a game where players navigate through a scene with two individuals and being able to witness, partake in, and examine what a conversation around consent might look like, and perhaps learn what doesn't constitute as consent.
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Virginia is a one-party consent state, which means it is legal to record others when the person recording is involved in the conversation or when one of the parties in the conversation has given prior consent.
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Activists say the company violated its consent decree with the Federal Trade Commission: "What is clear is that the F.T.C. has failed to enforce the consent order," said Marc Rotenberg, the president of the privacy rights group.
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Under the new rules, the company will be required to obtain affirmative consent to create new facial recognition models, although it will not be required to destroy old models that may have been created without such consent.
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So it significantly ramps up the risk of, for example, having sloppy security, or consent flows that aren't clear and specific enough (if indeed consent is the legal basis you're relying on for processing people's personal information).
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The episode about consent includes Tony Porter from A Call to Men explaining the concept of affirmative consent – a concept that many young women are familiar with, but in which others are unfortunately not as well-versed.
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In the decision there was no fine, but CNIL ordered the firm to delete all data it had not already deleted (having judged collection illegal given consent was not valid); and to stop processing data without consent.
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The new version of the law included requirements of a 25-hour wait period, parental consent for minors, spousal notification and the disclosure of information by a physician (informed consent) before a woman could seek an abortion.
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Some states have laws that act on top of the federal one and increase the requirement for recording to "two-party consent" — which, again, is just what it sounds like: All parties must consent to any recording.
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"We're missing this whole component of consent in general, teaching people not to touch people at all if you don't have their verbal consent," they said, suggesting that it could be called the Nonconsensual Contact Prevention Policy.
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Consent is also the namesake of Toronto band Vallens' debut album, a dark aura of lo-fi rock led by singer-songwriter Robyn Phillips that explores a myriad of women's issues including sexual, physical, and communicative consent.
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The report released by McGovern also floated "enhanced unanimous consent," which would require the House adopting a resolution increasing the minimum number of lawmakers needed to object to an attempt to pass a bill by unanimous consent.
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The consent form that participants sign before enrolling in the trial hasn't been released, but he and Kahn agreed that truly informed consent is a fundamental part of conducting human testing—especially in a fast-tracked process.
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Maryland is one of 23 states that allow all minors to consent to contraceptive services, without requiring them to get parental permission, according to the Guttmacher Institute (the District of Columbia also allows all minors to consent).
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The real estate tycoon has denied mounting allegations of groping or kissing women without their consent, which have piled up since a 2005 video emerged earlier this month of Trump talking about groping women without their consent.
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He was confirmed by the Senate later that year by unanimous consent.
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Paying for Truvada, the preventive medication, without parental consent is even harder.
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Even worse, all this information is generally being shared without your consent.
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But there's no denying that this raises some uncomfortable questions about consent.
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The Constitution can only be amended with the consent of the military.
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"Consent was given to us by all the authorities," she told Reuters.
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"This would never be a 'consent' scenario under the GDPR," agrees Boiten.
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But the woman claims she was drunk and unable to give consent.
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The questions about what constitutes consent and assault raised by the Babe.
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What's more, Rushing alleges that Disney failed to obtain "verifiable" parental consent.
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That secret was exposed to the rest of the family without consent.
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The public's consent for immigration depends on the government's control of immigration.
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When we're talking about revenge porn, we're talking about consent and control.
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"Part of asking someone on a date is about consent," Laureano explains.
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Yet, 'no' is a vital part of consent just as 'yes' is.
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Instead, the e- mails on those laptops were secured through consent agreements.
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Trump brags to Bush about groping and kissing women without their consent.
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While she consented to safe sex, she didn't consent to unprotected sex.
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One of his primary concerns, he says, is consent and sexual assault.
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Noor Rashid did not say when or where the consent was given.
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From farting during sex to porn to consent, Grace doesn't hold back.
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The second in command, Vasili Arkhipov, refused to consent to a launch.
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Patients have to sign a consent form before any data is shared.
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First, the law should enable mechanisms that safeguard and promote consumer consent.
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One of the most important issues, as he sees it, is consent.
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And only one — California — mandates that students receive education in affirmative consent.
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And it's going to happen with or without your consent in court.
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Read This Next: Colleges Are Doing a Shitty Job of teaching Consent
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The deadline can be extended, but only if there is mutual consent.
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Affirmative consent, when taught well, also removes heteronormative assumptions from sex ed.
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The lawsuit claimed the clinic performed procedures on Rivers without her consent.
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How do you make the first move while being mindful of consent?
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" 40, straight, female"People can't flirt anymore without 'consent' which is bullshit.
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And that's where Adam says he was anally penetrated without his consent.
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My friend and I ran to him and with consent hugged him.
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CONSENT IS SEXY, say the memey T-shirts sold across the country.
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"Full consent means you can withdrawal at any time," Jansen told VICE.
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After this tape was released without her consent, suddenly she was everywhere.
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Once consent is given, it can also be revoked at any time.
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One counselor asked whether they should have a "consent talk" with campers.
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No one should be touched like that without consent, by a stranger.
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If so, how should consent be obtained and ongoing notifications be performed?
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All other aspects of the Consent Solicitation remain unchanged and in effect.
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And, now that's it in the world, maybe Consent will manifest itself.
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The deal still requires consent from the Spanish and American football federations.
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She needs to say what her intention is or give her consent.
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The key elements of any assisted-dying legislation are capacity and consent.
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However, Roman Borisovich, believes the U.K. government should not wait for consent.
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That culture can progress, but only with the consent of the group.
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"People do it without consent," the 17-year-old volleyball player said.
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Our Basic Law doesn't have any legitimacy and consent from the people.
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As long as the consent is there, why should Vivian feel ashamed?
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The community has strict guidelines when it comes to respect and consent.
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This created stringent requirements for data-handling, breach notification and user consent.
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Some of these cookie notices even ask for consent to track you.
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This is where consent gets manipulated — to flip visitors' preference for privacy.
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Common sense should be that people can rescind consent at any time.
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So it aims to help with the consent and ownership issue, too.
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It is not clear that the babies' parents gave their informed consent.
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To INTERVENE in situations where consent has not or cannot be given.
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In this day and age people need educating on alcohol and consent.
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That requires their consent and takes time, so some offenders slip through.
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But that's a different kind of conversation, what does consent look like?
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Season 4 of Bachelor in Paradise included a conversation about sexual consent.
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That same number ended up sending users Facebook notifications without their consent.
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But without consent decrees, it falls upon police to fix problems themselves.
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The age of sexual consent in the southern African country is 16.
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Facebook has made its own moves to boost consent for ad targeting.
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Subsequent repatriation agreements saw large numbers deported to India without their consent.
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Stubblefield was even charged with rape with someone incapable of giving consent.
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We need to be teaching consent, and that's not just for photos.
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Detectives obtained DNA standards with their consent from members of McFadden's family.
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Leaving consent in the realm of rules requires much less of us.
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One is to require "purpose-based consent" for companies to take data.
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