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Hate Crimes, Hate Speech And Free Speech - Florida's Bias - Intended Crime Statute, Eric David Rosenberg
Hate Crimes, Hate Speech And Free Speech - Florida's Bias - Intended Crime Statute, Eric David Rosenberg
Nova Law Review
Incidents of violence, property damage or intimidation based on hate and prejudice occur each day in Florida, and are part of a nationwide problem in hate - related or bias - intended crimes,
Crime: The Un Agenda On International Cooperation In The Criminal Process, Roger S. Clark
Crime: The Un Agenda On International Cooperation In The Criminal Process, Roger S. Clark
Nova Law Review
This article focuses on a package of model treaties on international
criminal cooperation that were approved at the Seventh and Eighth
United Nations Congresses on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment
of Offenders, in 1985 and 1990.
International Cooperation In Criminal Matters: Western Europe's International Approach To International Crime, Scott Carlson, Bruce Zagaris
International Cooperation In Criminal Matters: Western Europe's International Approach To International Crime, Scott Carlson, Bruce Zagaris
Nova Law Review
Any sophisticated discussion of criminal law is apt to touch on the
nature of the criminal process itself.
Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders
Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders
Nova Law Review
The establishment of an international criminal tribunal has long
been a goal, first of the League of Nations1 and then of the United
Nations. It is consistent with this tradition and appropriate that the
United Nations adopt this Draft.
Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders, M. Cherif Bassiouni
Eight United Nations Congress On The Prevention Of Crime And The Treatment Of Offenders, M. Cherif Bassiouni
Nova Law Review
The various forms and manifestations of international and transnational
criminality require a comprehensive approach by the international
community from which effective strategies of prevention, control,
and suppression can follow.
Drug Testing In The Federal Government, Patricia Schroeder, Andrea L. Nelson
Drug Testing In The Federal Government, Patricia Schroeder, Andrea L. Nelson
Nova Law Review
When the President's Commission on Organized Crime issued its March 1986 report recommending that federal employees and contractors be subject to drug testing, there was little indication that drug testing would become one of the hottest political and media issues of 1986.