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The rules and regulations set by the organization. Policy determines the type of internal and external information resources employees can access, the kinds of programs they may install on their own computers as well as their authority for reserving network resources. Policy is also related to network quality of service (QoS), because it can define priorities by user, workgroup or application with regard to reserving network bandwidth. See COPS and Internet Usage Policy.
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Where a plaintiff can establish all three elements, then it can be said that the policy maker should have known that inadequate training was "so likely to result in the violation of constitutional rights, that the policy makers .
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