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Reading Black As Orange: Supreme Court Of India On Section 173(4) Of Crpc, Nanditta Batra

Popular Media

Can the Supreme Court of India get the bare text of a provision wrong? To err is human, but when the judges of the top court in our country go wrong with something as basic as the words of a statute, it definitely cannot be overlooked as a mere error. It is one thing to interpret the provisions of a law and another to conjure up something in place of the black letters of law. No constitutional lens empowers a judge to read black as orange.

2023 Genz Story Expression Projects: Laszlo Selly, Sindee Kerker, Jordan Skow, Emily Dayan, Christian Larson, Maria Duenas, Joey Mansour, Marina Minson, Hailee Henderson, Gabriella Guarino, Ariana Bono, Mia Munafo, Maggie Jones, Anjali Patnana, Alyssa Sanders, Victoria Holthausen, Ava Pearl Lavoe, Alanna Wallen, Arianna Nazario, Bryanna Robinson, Samantha Felix, Emily Tarbell, Bailey Goodspeed, Joseph Haynes, Maria Hogan, Caroline Schwartz, Bayley Tracy, Dan Abraham, Manuel Baez, Adriana Veizaga, Ava Margolis, Gretchen Lembcke-Pena, Olivia Simpson, Sage Damelio, Sydney Hill, Agustina Tasende, Cece Diaz, Delaney Gould, Shahaf Bachar, An'zanay Allen, Paige Pratt, Lexi Leid, Adam Fogel, Sophia Amato, Karim Hanna, Tyler-James Baratte, Chris Matthews, Ryan Boonkure, Jake Agresti, Jose Pages, Dilieth Borges, Hailey Weiss, Samantha Koffler, Maria Caballero, Trevor Greene, Chris Graham

GenZ Story Expression Workshop Multi-touch Books

Every spring, Lynn University holds the Nuremberg Trials class and the GenZ Story Expression Workshop, which culminate in an event that has been treasured by students and the Boca Raton community for more than a decade. Both provide special opportunities for students to explore history with the people who survived it.

This iBook was created as a tribute to the Holocaust survivor. This year’s survivor is Laszlo Selly.

Concordia Seminary Magazine Fall/Winter 2023, Vicki Biggs

Concordia Seminary Magazine

Sharing the Gospel. Sharing Our Lives.

National De-Escalation Training Center - Year 1 In-Person Data Archive, Morgan Steele

Criminal Justice Research Data

This dataset includes the demographics, education, perceptions, and assessment of de-escalation skills of law enforcement officers, and other professionals, which were collected as a part of in-person de-escalation training. Many of these trainings were funded as a part of the Office of Community-Oriented Policing Services (U.S. Department of Justice). All of the data is anonymous, and can be linked based on the trainee generated identification number. This data was collected across three separate activities. The first was a pre-training survey that included questions about the trainees' demographics, perceptions, and experiences, and was collected via a Qualtrics survey link. The second …

What Happened Within The Police Service When The Government Created The Offence Of “Corrupt Or Improper Practice” In Section 26 Of The Criminal Justice And Courts Act 2015?, Brendan Brookshaw

School of Society and Culture Theses

Title. What happened within the police service when the government created the offence of “Corrupt or Improper Practice” in section 26 of the Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015? Author Brendan P. Brookshaw Purpose. This PhD thesis offers explanations for the way in which the offence of Corrupt or Improper Practice by police officers was implemented within the service and is analysed through a framework of the psychology, ethics, and management of implementation. Using autoethnographic data as policing parables, it explores stories of police misconduct and suggests theoretical underpinnings for the drivers of corruption and how the police may react …

The "Police Personality": Is It Real?, Michael F. Teneyck

SAGE Open Access Agreement Publications

Much research has discussed the "police personality." Yet, it is still unclear what particular traits make up the police personality—or whether it exists at all. This can be partially attributed to the limited availability of data collected within individual police departments. Using a nationally representative sample of adults (Add Health), the current study examines whether the Big Five personality traits, temperamental characteristics, and empirically informed covariates are related to being a police officer. Results indicate that, compared to the general population, individuals in law enforcement score significantly lower on openness to experience. Police officers are also more likely than non-officers …