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Federal requirements , a graduated penalty , as provided by law , is assessed . We believe a `` statutory '' consent , meaning that covered entities may use or disclose protected health information without consent as a matter of law , is imperative . Yet Moses , who ordereth that the Law be broken by a commandment which is not of the Law , is more worthy of confidence than you . Cicero , De Oratore , I.44 : Though all the world exclaim against me , I will say what I think : that single little book of the Twelve Tables , if anyone look to the fountains and sources of laws , seems to me , assuredly , to surpass the libraries of all the philosophers , both in weight of authority , and in plenitude of utility . The right to be notified of the outcome of the proceeding , to the extent allowed under law , is also a right afforded a victim . This is because our nation , through its laws , insists on careful deliberation before allowing drugs to be sold as medicine . Robbery , at the common law , is a violent and felonious taking from the person of another , of money or goods to any value , putting him in fear.1127 From this description it appears , that , to constitute a robbery , the three following ingredients are indispensable : 1 . The commission believes that the duty not to discriminate on the grounds of creed , required by the law , includes an obligation on the part of the employer to make reasonable accommodations to the religious needs of employees and prospective employees , where such accommodations can be made without undue hardship on the conduct of the employer 's business . " The intention of the parties " , in law , refers to the common intention of both parties .