May 16, 2022

- Colorado Overhauls Noncompete Law to Limit Enforcement to High Wage... by: Michael H. Bell and Roger G. Trim
- Zai Jian Zhongguo, Bienvenidos a México: The Trend of Production... by: Curtis M. Dombek and Lisa C. Mays
- Sanctions and Cyber and Crypto, Oh My: The Convergence of Emerging... by: Seth D. DuCharme and Claire E. Cahoon
- New Jersey Considering Sweeping Non-Compete Legislation by: Mitch Boyarsky and Matthew T. Brown
- Illinois Department of Labor Clarifies Amendments to Illinois Equal... by: Alex C. Weinstein and Allison E. Czerniak
- Supplier Alert: Key Changes in Stellantis/FCA New Terms and... by: Vanessa L. Miller and Nicholas J. Ellis
- DOJ Issues Charges in First Criminal Cryptocurrency Sanctions Case by: Cory S. Flashner
- CFPB Affirms that ECOA Protects Consumers After Receiving Credit by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- Treasury Department Proposes Non-Loan Status for Earned Wage Access by: Moorari Shah and A.J. S. Dhaliwal
- Mississippi Gaming Commission Posts Agenda for May 2022 Meeting by: Thomas B. Shepherd III
- Divided Court Supports Ted Cruz’s Campaign Debt Reimbursement but... by: Stuart M. Gerson
- Pay Transparency in NYC: Beyond the Big Apple by: Daniel F. Bernard
- California Relaxes The Cal/OSHA Emergency Temporary Standards by: Kaleb N. Berhe
- Founders Personally Liable For Failure to Register Cryptocurrency... by: Vincent P. (Trace) Schmeltz III and Katerina (Katie) Mills
- Beware the Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: FTC Takes Action Against Apparel... by: Phyllis H. Marcus and Emma J. Hutchison
- Telecom Alert: NTIA Broadband Funding; Receiver Performance NOI... by: Jaimy "Sindy" Alarcon and Jim Baller
- FTC to Discuss Children’s Privacy, Endorsement Guides at Next (... by: Kyle R. Dull and Gicel Tomimbang
- Mexico Antitrust Commission (“COFECE”) Fined Auto Parts Companies for... by: Marco Antonio Najera Martinez and Marcos Carrasco Menchaca
- Organizations Taking Into Account Increased Wildfire Risk Due to... by: Jacob H. Hupart
- Key Legal Considerations for Hiring and Retention Incentives in... by: Sarah J. Millsap
- Union Representation Petitions Are Up 57 Percent, but That’s Not All! by: Natale V. DiNatale and Kayla N. West
- It’s Payback Time: California Ruling Highlights Recoupment Risks in... by: Geoffrey B. Fehling and Veronica P. Adams
- Weekly IRS Roundup May 8 – May 14, 2022 by: Tax Practice Group McDermott Will Emery
- Global Privacy Podcast Part 1: APAC Partner Scott Warren Discusses... by: Scott A. Warren
- E-signatures: When They’re Legal and Best Practices for Implementation by: Matthew Berlin and Mariam Creedon
- Global Privacy Podcast Part 2: APAC Partner Scott Warren Discusses... by: Scott A. Warren
- Connecticut and Utah Latest States to Jump On Consumer Privacy... by: Alan L. Friel and Kyle R. Fath
- Medicaid and Health Equity: CalAIM’s Bold Experiment by: Xavier Baker
- New Minnesota Law Provides Frontline Worker Bonus Payments by: Timothy Y Wong and Kenneth J. Yerkes
- CMS Issues Contract Year 2023 Final Rule for Medicare Advantage... by: Xavier Baker and Christine M. Clements
- 5 Law Practice Management Software Myths Debunked by: PracticePanther
- Beware the Empty Chair in Marital Divorce Negotiations: Company... by: Ladd Hirsch
- Workplace Safety Review: Episode 25 | Interview with Dr. John Howard... by: Adam Roseman
- Founders Personally Liable For Failure To Register Cryptocurrency... by: Vincent P. (Trace) Schmeltz III and Katerina (Katie) Mills
- Rules for Complainant Success in ITC Trade Secret Litigation by: Jonathan J. Engler and Michael T. Renaud
- Judge Connolly Issues Three New Orders Impacting Patent Cases by: Steven L. Caponi and Matthew B. Goeller
- All on Board: Mississippi Joins the Nation in Prohibiting Pay... by: Whitney J. Jackson and Anne R. Yuengert
- Comparing and Contrasting the State Laws: Does Pseudonymized Data... by: David A. Zetoony
- FDA Finalizes Guidance on Reducing Microbial Hazards in Seed for... by: Food and Drug Law at Keller and Heckman
- Supporting USPTO Pro Bono Programs by: Courtenay C. Brinckerhoff
- May 2022 Legal Industry News: Law Firm Additions, Industry Awards and... by: Chandler Ford
- Alabama Enacts New Telemedicine Law by: Kristen A. Murphy and Jacqueline N. Acosta
- (UK) To Whom Should Insolvency Claims Be Assigned? by: Rachael Markham
- Texas Passes A New Law To Punish Elder Financial Abuse by: David Fowler Johnson
- The DFPI's Curiously Named "Office Of The Office" by: Keith Paul Bishop
May 14, 2022

- China’s State Administration for Market Regulation Releases Typical... by: Aaron Wininger
- New Georgia Employment Laws Change Definition of Employment, Restrict... by: Jeff Barnes and Saira G. Shakir
- Update on Securities and Exchange Commission’s Landmark Proposed... by: Kevin A. Ewing and Rachel B. Goldman
- Chicago Adopts New Sexual Harassment Prevention Obligations for... by: Nadine C. Abrahams and James F. Botana
- EPA Launches Modernized DfE Logo for Disinfectant and Other... by: Carla N. Hutton
Swaziland
Swaziland, which is often referred to as the Kingdom of Eswatini is a south African landlocked nation. Present boundaries of the country came to be in 1881, under the Scramble for Africa. After the Second Boer War, the country was a British protectorate, until it obtained independence on 6 September 1968. On April 19, 2018 Swaziland officially changed its name to Kingdom of Eswatini. The government is headed by a absolute diarchy, with the King and Queen Mother maintaining rule. The King is the head of state, in charge of appointing cabinet members and the prime minister. Elections take place every five years to determine the senate and house of assembly members.
Swaziland is a small, developing African country. Estwani is a member of the Southern African Customs Union and COMESA ( Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa). The US and European Union are main trading partners with the country overseas, and it’s main local trading partner is South Africa. Agriculture and manufacturing sectors are the two leading areas of employment in the country. The country’s also a member of the United Nations, Commonwealth of Nations, SADC, and African Union.
The Swazi bicameral Parliament has 30 seats and the House of Assembly has 65. Elections are held every five years, on a non-party basis. The country adopted the Westminster-style constitution.
The judiciary system in Swaziland is based on a dual-system. The 2006 Constitution established a court system which follows a western model. The country has four regional magistrate courts, a high court, and Supreme Court (Court of appeals). Traditional Swazi Courts or National Courts hear cases dealing with minor offenses. Judges are typically expatriates from South Africa, who are appointed by the king.
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