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Parents' Weekend Study 2001: Prepared For Byu Alumni Association, Laura Minor, Rebecca Keddington, Brian Catmull

Student Works

Parents' Weekend has become a tradition at many colleges and universities across the nation. Parents of students are invited to spend a weekend learning about their child's experience at school and experiencing for themselves many of the activities that take place on campus. LRB Marketing comprised of Laura Minor, Rebecca Keddington, Brian Catmull.

The Position Of The Individual In International Law, Alexander Orakhelashvili

California Western International Law Journal

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Table Of Contents, California Western International Law Journal

California Western International Law Journal

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Going For The "Gold": An Application Of The Oecd Bribery Convention To The Olympic Games Scandal, Angela Saloufakos-Parsons

California Western International Law Journal

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Human Rights In Administrative Proceedings: A Quest For Appropriate Evidentiary Standards, Emanuel Gross

California Western International Law Journal

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A Call For Cultural Understanding In The Creation, Interpretation And Application Of Law: Is The United States Meeting The Needs Of Russian Immigrant "Mail-Order Brides?", Tifany E. Markee

California Western International Law Journal

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Going For The "Gold": An Application Of The Oecd Bribery Convention To The Olympic Games Scandal, Angela Saloufakos-Parsons

California Western International Law Journal

No abstract provided.

International Relations, Economic And Compliance With International Law: Harnessing Common Resources To Protect The Environment And Solve Global Problems, Emeka Duruigbo

California Western International Law Journal

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International Relations, Economic And Compliance With International Law: Harnessing Common Resources To Protect The Environment And Solve Global Problems, Emeka Duruigbo

California Western International Law Journal

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The Position Of The Individual In International Law, Alexander Orakhelashvili

California Western International Law Journal

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Conscientious Objection To Military Service: The European Commission On Human Rights And The Human Rights Committee, Marie-France Major

California Western International Law Journal

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The International Standard Of Direct And Public Incitement To Commit Genocide: An Obstacle To U.S. Ratification Of The International Criminal Court Statute?, Ameer F. Gopalani

California Western International Law Journal

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The Jehovah's Witnesses Case: Testing The 1997 Law "On Freedom Of Conscience And Religious Associations" And The Russian Legal Process, Charlotte Wallace

California Western International Law Journal

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Regulation By Bootstrap: Contingent Management Of Hazardous Wastes Under The Resource Conservation And Recovery Act, Jeffrey M. Gaba

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

In the last few years, EPA has increasingly employed the questionable technique of “contingent management” to regulate wastes under the federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) in order to limit the costs and avoid the stigma of hazardous waste classification. Through the technique of contingent management, EPA has exempted materials from classification as hazardous waste on the condition that the materials are managed in the particular manner specified in the regulation. The ultimate bootstrap, contingent management allows EPA to regulate non-hazardous wastes over which it has no statutory jurisdiction. Perhaps more troubling, contingent management allows EPA to avoid the …

South Camden And Environmental Justice: Substance, Procedure, And Politics, Jeffrey M. Gaba

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

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Speaking Of The World: Fact, Opinion And The Originality Standard Of Copyright, Alan L. Durham

Articles

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Reaction And Reform: Transforming The Judiciary Under Alabama's Constitution, 1901-1975 Symposium: Celebrating The Centennial Of The Alabama Constitution: An Impetus For Reflection, Tony A. Freyer, Paul M. Pruitt Jr.

Articles

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$10 And A Denim Jacket--A Model Statute For Compensating The Wrongly Convicted, Alberto B. Lopez

Articles

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Self-Disclosure, Clara E. Hill, Sarah Knox

College of Education Faculty Research and Publications

A review of the analog literature about therapist self-disclosure suggests that nonclients generally have positive perceptions of therapist self-disclosures. A review of the naturalistic psychotherapy literature indicates that therapist self-disclosure occurs infrequently, is used more often by humanistic-experiential than psychoanalytic therapists, is most often about professional background than about intimate personal details, is used for many different reasons, is used cautiously by therapists, and is helpful in the immediate process of therapy. Effects of therapist self-disclosure on the ultimate outcome of therapy are less clear. Limitations of the research (poor and inconsistent definitions and lack of a clinically appropriate methodology …

Expressive Association And Anti-Discrimination Law After Dale: A Tripartite Approach, Dale Carpenter

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

This essay attempts to reclaim the freedom of expressive association from both its harshest critics and its most ardent libertarian cheerleaders, arguing that The Boy Scouts of America v. Dale will not have the revolutionary consequences either camp predicts.

Part I sketches the significance of the freedom of association to the protection of dissenting opinion, with an emphasis on gay experience.

Part II notes the increasing conflict between the freedom of expressive association and the expanding reach of antidiscrimination law. The challenge is to draw a line between them that will preserve a large realm for group expression and organization …

A Conservative Defense Of Romer V. Evans, Dale Carpenter

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

In his argument for an alternative conservative response to Romer v. Evans, the author outlines the majority and dissenting opinions in Evans to identify what he takes to be the decision's import. Next, he outlines some of the main themes of conservative political and legal thought, concentrating especially on Edmund Burke. He then argues the common conception of Burke as an intransigent defender of the status quo and of present traditions and practices is a misreading of him. Finally, he discusses the conservative underpinnings for Evans in light of this intellectual history, with an emphasis on the profoundly conservative instincts …

Insider Trading, Selective Disclosure And Prompt Disclosure: A Comparative Analysis, Marc I. Steinberg

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

This article focuses on regulation of insider trading and company affirmative disclosure in developed securities markets. First, the U.S. regime is discussed. Thereafter, the securities laws of selected developed markets are addressed in order to provide contrasts to the U.S. approach. Last, the article focuses on a number of significant issues that merit exploration.

Bankruptcy Law V. Privacy Rights: Which Holds The Trump Card?, Walter W. Miller Jr., Maureen A. O'Rourke

Faculty Scholarship

The Internet's emergence as a retail marketplace has both posed new issues and cast old problems in a new light. As technology, particularly software, has advanced over time, traditional bricks and mortar firms have acquired the capability of tracking and analyzing all sorts of information about their customers, including purchasing patterns and demographic information. For years, firms have been licensing and selling such customer data both in and out of bankruptcy without much fear of legal limitations. In particular, the law has generally not adopted privacy rules that would present a barrier to commerce in personal information.

Ndsu Magazine : Spring 2001

NDSU Magazine

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Ndsu Magazine : Fall 2001

NDSU Magazine

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Electron Redistribution Of Aromatic Ligands In (Arene)Cr(Co)3 Complexes. Structural (Bond-Length) Changes As Quantitative Measures, P. Le Maguères, Sergey V. Lindeman, Jay K. Kochi

Chemistry Faculty Research and Publications

Arene ligands experience significant ring expansion upon coordination with chromium tricarbonyl, as established by precise X-ray crystallographic analyses of various (η⁶-arene)Cr(CO)₃ complexes. Such changes in ligand structures result from the charge (electron) redistribution, Ar⁺−Cr^-, upon arene coordination, since they are closely related to those found in the intermolecular 1:1 complexes of the corresponding series of arenes with nitrosonium cation (NO⁺). The latter are prototypical examples of charge-transfer complexes as described by Mulliken. As such, they show enhanced degrees of charge (electron) transfer that approach unity, which is confirmed by quantitative comparison …

Genocide In International Law, Jenia I. Turner

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

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Justice In Africa: Rwanda's Genocide, Its Courts, And The Un Criminal Tribunal, Jenia I. Turner

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

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What Is The New Russian Federalism?, Jeffrey D. Kahn

Faculty Journal Articles and Book Chapters

With the sudden rise of Vladimir Putin, Russian federalism made another volte-face. The ambiguous enforceability of Yeltsin's bilateral treaties with the Russian Federation’s non-Russian ethnic republics (formerly ASSRs) - never ratified by legislatures - was made clear by Putin's disregard for executive promises that no longer suited his interests. One of Putin's first presidential decrees, signed days after his inauguration, divided Russia into seven federal districts, each encompassing several republics, oblasts, and okrugs, and each headed by a presidential enforcer tasked to maintain the supremacy of federal law. Lists were rumoured to circulate in the Kremlin of regional leaders to …

Accounting For Family Change, Katharine B. Silbaugh

Faculty Scholarship

The legal focal point of familial obligation in the United States has long been the relationship between paired adults-most centrally marriage. Obligations to children, and rights to their company, were derivative; they were to be met through the framework of the all-important pairing of adults. Over the past several decades, that core source of legal obligation has shifted from the adult relationship between partners to the relationship between parent and child. The shift has occurred at a number of different levels, and it has had a variety of consequences, the majority of which are still shaking out. The legal catalyst …