4K&H.265领航超高清时代

正从2014年以来,安防行业正在快速的迈向超高清时代,而其中标志性的核心技术就是4K技术,各个安防生产商也都以4K技术为基础推出了一系列4K产品,从此4K在安防行业成了最热门的新兴市场。那4K的优势是什么?其本质是满足了人们对高清监控的不断追求。故其最大的优势就是其清晰度。随着安防行业突飞猛进的发展,人们对安防监控的要求,不单单只停留在看见这层次上面了,更多的需求是看清楚和真实,而4K技术就是     

Lawyers' Perceptions of the U.S. Supreme Court: Is the Court a “Political” Institution?

Do legal elites—lawyers admitted to federal appellate bars—perceive the Supreme Court as a “political” institution? Legal elites differentiate themselves from the mass public in the amount and sources of information about the Court. They also hold near‐universal perceptions of Court legitimacy, a result we use to derive competing theoretical expectations regarding the impact of ideological disagreement on various Court perceptions. Survey data show that many legal elites perceive the Court as political in its decision making, while a minority perceive the Court as activist and influenced by external political forces. Ideological disagreement with the Court's outputs significantly elevates political perceptions of decision making, while it exhibits a null and moderate impact on perceptions of activism and external political influence, respectively. To justify negative affect derived from ideological disagreement, elites highlight the political aspects of the Court's decision making rather than engage in “global delegitimization” of the institution itself.     

Book Review: <Emphasis Type="Italic">The Zapruder Film: Reframing JFK’s Assassination by David R. Wrone. Lawrence Kansas: University of Kansas Press, 368 pp. Reviewed by Dennis W. MacDonald,Saint Anselm College</Emphasis>.

Book Review

Book Review: The Zapruder Film: Reframing JFK’s Assassination by David R. Wrone. Lawrence Kansas: University of Kansas Press, 368 pp. Reviewed by Dennis W. MacDonald, Saint Anselm College.     

Computer based testing – Bolls v. W. Scott Street,Sec'y of Va. Bd. of Bar Exmnrs., August 11, 2009, case no. 090915

The most significant change to law licensing in the United States is the recent¹ reliance on computer-based testing for the bar exam in all of the fifty states. The following comment piece is meant to inform the computer and technology law community how the use of testing software must necessarily be accompanied by additional procedural protections and corrective processes that may not have existed previously. Chief among these is the availability of discovery of the item in question, namely in this case the essays in a computer-based bar exam, which constitutes evidence that is essential to vindicating one's rights when a software failure occurs.