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Volume 39, Number 27: March 08, 2002, University Of North Dakota

University Letter Archive

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Senate Minutes 3-7-02, Kutztown University Of Pennsylvania

Senate Minutes

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Arbiter, March 7, Students Of Boise State University

Student Newspapers

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Eastern Progress - 07 Mar 2002, Eastern Kentucky University

Eastern Progress 2001-2002

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The Express: March 7, 2002, Taylor University

2001-2002 (Volume 6)

“Blind Spot” in sight — Issues of Soul — Tresa Tulles selected for government council — Eleventh annual “Focus on Health” held — TSO Spring Open Forum addresses student concerns — Poor sports — The Glamour of Finacial Aid — The Express Index — New library plans finalized, no construction date set — TUFW responds to Black History Month — Lehman library starts a new chapter of leadership — Men’s basketball wraps up season — Lady Falcons finish strong — One of TUFW’s best ever — The Top Ten

Local Funds And Revenues. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Initiatives

LOCAL FUNDS AND REVENUES. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Specifies local funds and revenues available to cities, counties and special districts for health, safety and other services. Excludes redevelopment agencies, school or community college districts. Establishes base amount; provides annual adjustment based on cost of living and population. Prohibits Legislature and state agencies from reducing specified local funds and revenues available to local government for appropriation for public health, safety or other services. Permits Legislature to suspend prohibition through urgency legislation for one year in ten year period and, with voter approval, for additional two consecutive years. Requires public financial accountability process. …

Local Government Services. Available Local Funds And Revenues. Initiative Constitutional Amendment.

Initiatives

LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICES. AVAILABLE LOCAL FUNDS AND REVENUES. INITIATIVE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT. Specifies local funds and revenues available to cities, counties and special districts for health, safety and other services. Excludes redevelopment agencies, school or community college districts. Establishes base amount; provides annual adjustment based on cost of living and population. Prohibits Legislature and state agency actions that reduce base amount of specified local funds and revenues available to local government for appropriation for public health, safety or other services. Permits Legislature to suspend prohibition through urgency legislation for two years in a ten year period. Requires public financial accountability process. …

Chanticleer | Vol 50, Issue 23, Jacksonville State University

Chanticleer

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The Chronicle, Alonzo Fox, Bethany Forster, Luke Jennett, Anthony Leto, Adena Dudney, Abbey Sprague, Zach Reed, Matt Tonelli, Steve Young, Jonathon Pratt, Ryan Eft, Nathan Harrington, Ryan Raker, Matt Thomas, Matthew C. Tonelli Sr., Jan Laville

Campus Chronicle

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March 6, 2002 Faculty Senate Minutes, University Of South Carolina

Faculty Senate

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A Comparison Of The Philosophy Of Maria Montessori To Current Research On The Educational Practices Of Developmentally Delayed And At Risk Students, Tonya K. Parks

Graduate Student Dissertations, Theses, Capstones, and Portfolios

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Flyer News, Vol. 49, No. 32 (March 5, 2002), University Of Dayton

Flyer News

Student-run newspaper of the University of Dayton

Grand Valley Forum, Volume 026, Number 29, March 4, 2002, Grand Valley State University

2001-2002, Volume 26

Grand Valley Forum is Grand Valley State's faculty and staff newsletter, published from 1976 to the present.

The Effects Of Defendant Remorse On Mock Juror Decisions In A Malpractice Case, Brian H. Bornstein, Lahna M. Rung M.A., Monica K. Miller

Department of Psychology: Faculty Publications

The purpose of this study was to observe the effects of defendant remorse on monetary damages awarded to a plaintiff in a malpractice case. In two experiments, the physician-defendant expressed remorse at the time of the incident and again at trial, expressed remorse at trial, explicitly demonstrated a lack of remorse at trial, or made no mention of remorse (or a lack thereof). Participants decided how much money to award to the plaintiff and evaluated both the plaintiff and the defendant on several dimensions. Participants awarded greater compensation when the physician expressed remorse at the time of the incident than …

13th Annual Idaho Public Policy Survey, J. E. Gonzalez

Annual Idaho Public Policy Surveys

Annually, the Social Science Research Center at Boise State University conducts a large-scale survey of Idahoans, for use in identifying public policy concerns. This document is the primary vehicle for disseminating the results of the survey to Idaho citizens, to those individuals that participated in the survey; and to others that are interested in Idaho matters, such as state decision-makers and state agency heads.

This document reports the policy issues as identified by survey respondents, and makes no attempt to attach meaning to the findings. When available and appropriate, multi-year trend data and regional comparison of responses are presented.

There …

Better To Let Ten Guilty Men Live: The Presumption Of Life-A Principle To Govern Capital Sentencing, Damien P. Delaney

Capital Defense Journal

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March 2002 Docket, Georgia State University College Of Law

The Docket

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Gsuniverse, 2002-05-20, Office Of Public Affairs

GSUniverse

Newsletter published by Governors State University 2002-2005.

Proportionality Review: Still Inadequate, But Still Necessary, Cynthia M. Bruce

Capital Defense Journal

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Rotten Social Background Revisited, Mythri A. Jayaraman

Capital Defense Journal

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A Positive First Step: The Joint Legislative Audit And Review Commission's Review Of Virginia's System Of Capital Punishment

Capital Defense Journal

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Plea Bargaining And Convicting The Innocent: The Role Of The Prosecutor, The Defense Cousel, And The Judge, F. Andrew Hessick Iii

Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law

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Table Of Contents/Masthead

Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law

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A Description Of Female, Adult Recreational Drug Users: A Sub-Analysis Of The Drugnet Survey, Leslie Bickett

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Drug abuse can be a serious, chronic, and relapsing health problem for both men and women. Among women, however, drug use and abuse present an array of different challenges to health and well-being. In addition, the health of women has been given less attention than the health of men. Little research has been conducted to identify and describe the invisible or hidden population of drug users, not abusers, who are not in treatment or incarcerated on drugrelated charges. The purpose of this study is to provide a descriptive and behavioral profile of adult, female, recreational drug users (i.e., not abusers). …

Ndls Update 03/2002, Notre Dame Law School

NDLS Update

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The Professional Responsibilities Of The Public Official's Lawyer: A Case Study From The Clinton Era, William H. Simon

Notre Dame Law Review

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Promoting Racial Equality Through Equal Educational Opportunity: The Case For Progressive School-Choice, Brian P. Marron

Brigham Young University Education and Law Journal

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Symbolic Closure Through Memory, Reparation And Revenge In Post-Conflict Societies, Brandon Hamber, Richard A. Wilson

Research Papers

Countries going through democratic transition have to address how they will deal with the human rights crimes committed during the authoritarian era. In the context of amnesty for perpetrators, truth commissions have emerged as a standard institution to document the violent past. Increasingly, claims are made that truth commissions have beneficial psychological consequences; that is, that they facilitate 'catharsis', or 'heal the nation', or allow the nation to 'work through' a violent past. This article draws upon trauma counseling experience and anthropological fieldwork among survivors to challenge these claims in the context of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission. …

Words Without Meaning: The Constitution, Confessions, And Mentally Retarded Suspects, Morgan Cloud, George B. Shepherd, Alison Nodvin Barkoff, Justin V. Shur

University of Chicago Law Review

The Supreme Court's Miranda decision rested upon the unverified assumptions that suspects who received the now-famous warnings not only would possess information ensuring that subsequent waivers were "knowing and intelligent," but also would possess the tools necessary to resist the pressures inherent in custodial interrogation, thus ensuring that confessions were "voluntary." The flaws in these assumptions are exposed when they are applied to mentally retarded people. The authors of this Article tested a sample of mentally retarded individuals to determine if they could understand the Miranda warnings, then compared these results to those obtained for a control group of nondisabled …

They'll Make You An Offer You Can't Refuse: A Comparative Analysis Of International Organized Crime, Joseph E. Ritch

Tulsa Journal of Comparative and International Law

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