Titlebook: How and Why to Regulate False Political Advertising in Australia; Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutis Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Author(s) 202

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,Australia’s Experience,and one at the state level (we explore South Australia’s experience in Chapters 8 and 9). We also show that some jurisdictions have adopted what we refer to as ‘pseudo’ truth in political advertising laws that . to perform the same function as those we propose but do not due to the operations of an

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,South Australia’s Experience,alls of truth in election advertising laws and what to avoid and pursue in an ideal-type regime. We therefore explore in detail how it has operated and the extent to which it has been successful. We also examine, in detail, its constitutionality in a number of important test cases. To improve its ef

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Implementation of s 113: Lessons to Adopt, Pitfalls to Avoid and Refinements to Pursue,in sketching out our preferred or ideal model we offer a number of enhancing modifications to SA’s framework, some of which are inspired by practice (and shortcomings) in other common law jurisdictions. We focus here on the implementation of s 113, in particular on issues associated with: whether th

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Ten Recommendations for an Effective Model for Regulating Truth in Political Advertising and Conclu is capable of fulfilling four general goals; first, it should be acceptable to the public as well as the political class in order to ensure bi- and, ideally, multi-party support; second, it should allow complaints to be handled in a timely manner; third, it should be capable of withstanding constit

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Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutistry. After briefly reviewing the theory behind the risk-based capital rules, the paper observes that although the risk-based capital rules have not been generally binding on US banks, they soon may become binding as a result of market forces that are pressuring banks to take steps that result in low

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Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutistry. After briefly reviewing the theory behind the risk-based capital rules, the paper observes that although the risk-based capital rules have not been generally binding on US banks, they soon may become binding as a result of market forces that are pressuring banks to take steps that result in low

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Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutistry. After briefly reviewing the theory behind the risk-based capital rules, the paper observes that although the risk-based capital rules have not been generally binding on US banks, they soon may become binding as a result of market forces that are pressuring banks to take steps that result in low

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Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutistry. After briefly reviewing the theory behind the risk-based capital rules, the paper observes that although the risk-based capital rules have not been generally binding on US banks, they soon may become binding as a result of market forces that are pressuring banks to take steps that result in low

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Lisa Hill,Max Douglass,Ravi Baltutis in 1985, 1986 and 1987 totaled 118, 138, and 182, respectively. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) has primarily used two approaches to deal with failed (closed) banks: 1) the deposit payoff and 2) the purchase and assumption (P&A) transaction. In a deposit payoff insured depositors r

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