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Medical Malpractice Limitations For New York Infants—Time For A Change Of Time, Eugene T. Maccarrone, Victor D. Lopez
Medical Malpractice Limitations For New York Infants—Time For A Change Of Time, Eugene T. Maccarrone, Victor D. Lopez
Buffalo Public Interest Law Journal
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Termination Of Parental Rights Of Mentally Disabled Parents In New York: Suggestions For Fixing An Overbroad, Outdated Statute, Brandon R. White
Termination Of Parental Rights Of Mentally Disabled Parents In New York: Suggestions For Fixing An Overbroad, Outdated Statute, Brandon R. White
Buffalo Public Interest Law Journal
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If You've Got The Money, I'Ve Got The Time: The Benefits Of Incentive Contracts With Private Prisons, Michael G. Anderson
If You've Got The Money, I'Ve Got The Time: The Benefits Of Incentive Contracts With Private Prisons, Michael G. Anderson
Buffalo Public Interest Law Journal
Governments increasingly rely on private prison companies to manage the daunting demands associated with their ever- increasing prison populations. The private prison industry provides governments at all levels (federal, state, and local) with an alternative to the costly and time-consuming construction of additional public facilities. Governments, however, have all too often adopted a flawed pricing strategy, paying private prison companies fixed per diem rates to house prisoners. This model both incentivized and tolerated poor conditions with greater emphasis placed on the industry's bottom line than benefits to the state, the prison population, or society as a whole.
This article asserts …