Theft

The one source Strike does not condone is theft. If you steal then you are a weasel and a coward. 

Because there is no "federal law of trade secrets," protection of trade secrets is often left to the variabHity of the criminal and civil laws of the 50 states. To the extent that a trade secret is property, violation, theft, or misappropriation of the trade secret may be the subject of criminal penalty. To the extent that a trade secret is bound to rights, violation or misappropriation of the trade secret may be the subject of civil penalty. Significant effort, however, has been made in developing a uniform body of law to apply to ideas and innovations which may be the subject of this form of protection. 

Consistendy protecting all trade secret information to the same level, including consistendy investigating any concerns over the theft or breach of trade secret protection. 

Trade secret rights are generally violated through an unauthorized use by someone other than the owner. This use may take the form of theft or misappropriation for later use in a commercial product. The unauthorized use can also take the form of an unauthorized disclosure to a third party who is not bound to keep the information confidential. 

Another form of misappropriation is the disclosure or use of a trade secret of another without consent, by a person who used "improper means" to acquire knowledge of the trade secret. "Improper means" generally include theft, bribery, misrepresentation, breach or inducement of a breach of a duty to maintain secrecy, or espionage. 

The candidate tollers security policy should emphasize the importance of protecting people, property and the operational practices against loss by intentional destruction or theft. During the site visit, check to see if appropriate methods are taken to control entiy and movement of people and vehicles as a security measure. One telltale sign is that you may be denied access to an area because of another company s confidential process. Though an interference, it affirms a sound security practice. Determine whether security inspections are being held during off-duty hours. 

The policy should emphasize the importance of protecting people, property and the operational practices against loss by iiiteiitioiial destruction or theft. 

Investigate accidents which may have led to persons receiving effective doses in excess of 6 mSv or an equivalent dose greater than 30% of any relevant dose limit. Investigate and report to the authorities loss of materials from accidental release to atmosphere, spillages, theft. The Regulations provide a comprehensive list of notifiable concentrations for each radionuclide isotope. 

Theft-proof admission cards and alarms for water leaks, etc. 

Document security, unauthorized changes, copying, disposal, computer viruses, fire, theft... 

Linked to the filing and indexing requirement, this requirement addresses the conditions of storage and also provides the reasons i.e. to prevent loss. On the subject of loss, you will need to consider loss by fire, theft, and unauthorized removal. If using computers you will also need to consider loss through computer viruses and unauthorized access, deletion, or the corruption of files. A booking in/out system should be used for completed records when they are in storage, in order to prevent unauthorized removal. 

Dieb, m, thief, -stahl, m, theft, larceny, diejenige, pron. that one, the one, that, she. it,... 

American discussions of nuclear energy first explored civil rights and civil liberties. Dangers of theft or sabotage of a plutonium facility require drastic incursions on individual freedom (Ayers, 1975). 

While a number of different classes of insurance cover relate to crime risks, the principal one which is sought by most businesses is known as theft or burglary insurance. The terms theft and burglary are defined in the Theft Act 1968, but while insurers use theft , the cover provided by this insurance is much narrower than the legal definition of that term in that it applies only in specified circumstances. 

The basic theft policy covers the property insured against loss, destruction or damage by theft or attempted theft involving ... 

The theft policy extends to cover damage to premises caused in furtherance of theft or attempted theft, but malicious damage itself without theft is normally covered as an extension to the fire policy. 

Theft by employees is another major exclusion from the theft policy, although the insurance market is prepared to cover this risk (subject to excess) through a fidelity policy. 

Theft insurance premiums vary from risk to risk. The principal factors which insurers take into account are ... 

In all cases, however, the theft insurance premium assumes that the security standards applied and put into operation are commensurate with the theft risk. 

Under most theft insurance policies, the liability of the insurance company is conditional on the client s compliance with any policy terms and conditions. There is a... 

Insurance companies employ staff that have been trained in crime-prevention techniques, and when theft insurance is provided/requested for commercial premises, it is normal practice for the insurer to carry out a security survey of the premises to prepare a report for the underwriters. The report is based on the surveyor s assessment of the risk, which will consider the following main factors ... 

The assessment will establish whether the existing security arrangements equate to the standards normally looked for by the insurance company for the specific theft insurance exposure. If the security falls short of these standards, the insurance company will submit a list of security items requiring improvement. Pending satisfactory completion of these items, insurers may ... 

While the insurance company s security requirements against the risk of theft may go some way towards countering these other vulnerabilities, some of these issues present significantly different security problems and they may require separate assessment and control. This emphasizes the need for a total plan to cover all aspects of security. If planning is piecemeal, some aspect may be overlooked and the benefits (financial and operational) of a totally integrated approach will be lost. 

Litigation in the plastic and other industries usually involves patent infringement, theft of trade secret, product liability, or a specific performance. With the usual patent law, the expert is expected to report on the obviousness of an invention. Prior art and knowledge of the requirements for patentability will often be key parts of the expert s... 

Laboratory equipment is sometimes stolen. Most popular are smaller items of relatively high value, such as electronic balances. Permanent identification marks definitely discourage theft. One stolen microscope was quickly returned to its owner when it appeared on the used equipment market. It was easily identifiable because its owner had engraved marks not only on the body, but also on objectives and eye pieces. The thief, fortunately, had ignored them. 

Desktop computers have the advantage of stability and security over laptops, whereas laptops have the advantage of mobility. However, laptops are fragile and are prone to theft and damage. Safeguards must be put in place to prevent this from happening. 

True. Many addicted drug users spend large sums of money on their drugs of choice. For many such users this money is raised by theft, drug dealing or prostitution. 

Possible move if police are then informed straight away - otherwise it could be considered theft. 

Creating a set of reasons for becoming involved in other forms of risk taking and anti-social behaviour, e.g. climbing, canoeing, surfing, theft, vandalism and so on. 

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