Legal issues system

Note that near misses (Chapter 5), human factors (Chapter 6), and legal issues (Chapter 12) are special considerations in both preplanning and deploying the incident investigation management system. 

Legal Issues Associated with Expert Systems... 

Sarabdeen, J., 2012. Legal issues in e-healthcare systems. In Wafta, M.K. (Ed.), E-Healthcare Systems and Wireless Communications Current and Future Challenges. IGI Global. 

We note that legal issues involving the Privacy Act are faced by any information systems that mine information about US citizens, even if such information is in the public domain. 

In Chapter 1, we consider the legal issues associated with system safety. The purpose of this chapter is to reinforce the liabilities assumed in the generation of safety related documentation. In Chapter 2 we attempt to put the term safety into perspective, and the basic approaches used to achieve it. The next three chapters will then explore three of these approaches the use of Regulatory Standards is explored in Chapter 3 Chapter 4 considers the risk-based approach, which is widely adopted in the military industry as well as by Health Safety specialists Chapter 5 introduces the civil aeronautical approach to safety assessments, which (for the want of a better term) we shall call the goal-based approach (in contrast to the risk-based approach in Chapter 4) as it provides clear goals (i.e. failure probability targets) for system designers to achieve. 

Source. Adapted by Integrated Systems, Inc. from Environmental Compliance National Edition (Issue No. 181, Business Legal Reports, Inc., Madison, CR, Dex. 1996) and other sources. 

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