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Prepared Keynote Remarks: Minimizing Youth Incarceration: A Civilizing Aspiration?, Bart Lubow
Prepared Keynote Remarks: Minimizing Youth Incarceration: A Civilizing Aspiration?, Bart Lubow
Northwestern Journal of Law & Social Policy
No abstract provided.
Dynamic Peer Networks : A Longitudinal Study Of Peer Influence On Delinquency During Adolescence, Carter Rees
Dynamic Peer Networks : A Longitudinal Study Of Peer Influence On Delinquency During Adolescence, Carter Rees
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
The purpose of this dissertation is to further understand who matters in the adolescent/peer delinquency relationship by exploring different definitions of the term friend and how changes in these friends are related to adolescent delinquency.
Perceptions And Attitudes Toward Violence Against Wives In West Java, Indonesia, Binahayati Binahayati
Perceptions And Attitudes Toward Violence Against Wives In West Java, Indonesia, Binahayati Binahayati
Legacy Theses & Dissertations (2009 - 2024)
This study explored factors contributing to Indonesians' perceptions and attitudes toward violence against wives. A total of 181 individuals (91 males and 90 females) living in rural and urban households in Kota Bandung (Bandung City) and Kabupaten Bandung (Bandung Regency), West Java Province, Indonesia that were listed in the 2009 National Social Economic Survey were randomly selected. Data were collected using face-to-face interviews with open-ended and closed-ended questions.
The Standard Of Materiality For Misrepresentations Under New York Insurance Law ± A State Of Unwarranted Confusion, Andrew Amer, Linda H. Martin
The Standard Of Materiality For Misrepresentations Under New York Insurance Law ± A State Of Unwarranted Confusion, Andrew Amer, Linda H. Martin
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Managing The Next Deluge: A Tax System Approach To Flood Insurance, Charlene Luke, Aviva Abramovsky
Managing The Next Deluge: A Tax System Approach To Flood Insurance, Charlene Luke, Aviva Abramovsky
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Concurrent Mess And A Call For Clarity In First-Party Property Insurance Coverage Analysis, Mark M. Bell
A Concurrent Mess And A Call For Clarity In First-Party Property Insurance Coverage Analysis, Mark M. Bell
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal
No abstract provided.
A Normative Evaluation Of Actuarial Litigation, Robert G. Bone
A Normative Evaluation Of Actuarial Litigation, Robert G. Bone
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Impermissible Windfalls?: Unemployment Insurance, Back Pay, And The Two Classes Of Title Vii Plaintiffs, Wyatt R. Jansen
Impermissible Windfalls?: Unemployment Insurance, Back Pay, And The Two Classes Of Title Vii Plaintiffs, Wyatt R. Jansen
Connecticut Insurance Law Journal
No abstract provided.
2011 Annual Report, Children's Advocacy Institute, University Of San Diego School Of Law
2011 Annual Report, Children's Advocacy Institute, University Of San Diego School Of Law
CAI Annual Reports
No abstract provided.
The Prosecution Of Michael Vick: Of Dogfighting, Depravity, Dual Sovereignty, And "A Clockwork Orange", Adam Harris Kurland
The Prosecution Of Michael Vick: Of Dogfighting, Depravity, Dual Sovereignty, And "A Clockwork Orange", Adam Harris Kurland
Marquette Sports Law Review
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If All You Have Is A Hammer: Society's Ineffective Response To Intimate Partner Violence, Thomas L. Hafemeister
If All You Have Is A Hammer: Society's Ineffective Response To Intimate Partner Violence, Thomas L. Hafemeister
Catholic University Law Review
No abstract provided.
Click, Download, Causation: A Call For Uniformity And Fairness In Awarding Restitution To Those Victimized By Possessors Of Child Pornography, Katherine M. Giblin
Click, Download, Causation: A Call For Uniformity And Fairness In Awarding Restitution To Those Victimized By Possessors Of Child Pornography, Katherine M. Giblin
Catholic University Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Categorical Approach For Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude After Silva-Trevino, Pooja R. Dadhania
The Categorical Approach For Crimes Involving Moral Turpitude After Silva-Trevino, Pooja R. Dadhania
Faculty Scholarship
A conviction for a crime involving moral turpitude (CIMT) can result in harsh immigration penalties such as removal from the United States for noncitizens. The designation of a crime as a CIMT depends on whether moral turpitude inheres in its elements. Administrative adjudicators and federal courts have thus been using a categorical approach that focuses on the elements of a crime to determine whether it is a CIMT. Although variations in the categorical approach have developed among the circuits, the categorical approach has customarily employed two steps, both focusing on the elements of the conviction rather than the actions of …
An Examination Of The Catch Nurture Program In The Treatment Of Children's Mental Health Disorders, Jessica Avart
An Examination Of The Catch Nurture Program In The Treatment Of Children's Mental Health Disorders, Jessica Avart
PCOM Psychology Dissertations
School-based mental health services are in high demand due to the increased prevalence of diagnosable mental health disorders among the pediatric population, Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) foremost among them. The majority of research examining school-based services has been conducted in highly controlled settings and there has been a lack of research investigating such services within the actual school environment. The purpose of this study was to investigate the Catch Nurture Program, a school-based intervention, in the treatment of school-aged children with behavioral and/or emotional disturbances in the real-world setting. This study also examined the impact of gender and diagnosis on …
Civil Procedure: Pre-Trial & Trial, Donald Colleluori, Gary D. Eisenstat, Bill E. Davidoff
Civil Procedure: Pre-Trial & Trial, Donald Colleluori, Gary D. Eisenstat, Bill E. Davidoff
SMU Law Review
No abstract provided.
Prosecutorial Discretion And The Neglect Of Juvenile Shielding Statutes, Andrea L. Dennis
Prosecutorial Discretion And The Neglect Of Juvenile Shielding Statutes, Andrea L. Dennis
Nebraska Law Review
This Article reviews the failure of juvenile shielding statutes to take hold in the prosecution of cases involving child witnesses because of prosecutors’ discretionary decisions not to use these statutes. The Article investigates prosecutors’ pragmatic and doctrinal justifications for not utilizing juvenile shielding statutes and concludes that the proffered reasons are legitimate. Building on these insights, the Article concludes by offering legislative reform designed to revitalize juvenile shielding statutes. The discussion that follows proceeds in three parts. Part II describes the development of juvenile shielding laws, particularly the circumstances sparking the public and academic demand for protection of juvenile witnesses …
Death And Texas: The Unevolved Model Of Decency, Patrick Metze
Death And Texas: The Unevolved Model Of Decency, Patrick Metze
Nebraska Law Review
Capital punishment practice in recent years has diverged from emphasis on guilt-innocence to dedicate virtually all resources to punishment issues. This Article attempts to avoid this myopic approach by taking stock of the current state of substantive capital law at its very foundation. After a brief history of modern death penalty jurisprudence and a restatement of the current rendition of Texas’s capital murder statute, this Article will focus first on two troubling themes in capital representation. First, how mens rea issues can address the lack of “diminished capacity” in Texas capital punishment law while suggesting a seldom used or understood …
Fy 2010-2011 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Safety And Homeland Security
Fy 2010-2011 Annual Report, Tennessee. Department Of Safety And Homeland Security
Annual Reports
This document is the annual report for the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security during the fiscal year.
Last Prophylactic Standing: Why The Quarles' "Public-Safety Exception" Should Not Be Expanded To Excuse Edwards Violations That Occur During Exigent "Public Safety" Circumstances, Timothy Salter
Journal of Civil Rights and Economic Development
No abstract provided.
Faith-Based Organizations In A System Of Behavioral Health Care, Mark Dekraai, Denise Bulling, Nancy C. Shank, Alan J. Tomkins
Faith-Based Organizations In A System Of Behavioral Health Care, Mark Dekraai, Denise Bulling, Nancy C. Shank, Alan J. Tomkins
Nancy Shank Publications
Through community service activities, and ministries to members within their congregations, faith communities will encounter individuals with behavioral health needs. This article suggests that faith communities have inherent resources that can enhance the reach and effectiveness of behavioral health systems. A framework is presented that will create a bridge of understanding about how behavioral health can leverage faith organization assets and how faith organizations can actively assist adults, children and families with behavioral health needs within the context of their faith and their community.
The Rule Of Law Through Its Economies Of Appearances: The Making Of The African Warlord, Kamari Maxine Clarke
The Rule Of Law Through Its Economies Of Appearances: The Making Of The African Warlord, Kamari Maxine Clarke
Indiana Journal of Global Legal Studies
The global reach of international law is now becoming relevant to the micromanagement of daily life. In postcolonial African states, everyday actions and their meanings are being opened up by the expansion of national jurisdiction into international jurisdiction. In relation to these changing technologies of managing shifting regimes of power, this article explores the ways that the spectacle of the rule of law is linked to the spectacle of capitalism. By examining the workings of victim and witness testimonies in the Special Court of Sierra Leone, I examine the ways that spectacles of law and articulations of suffering displace the …
Leading And Managing Those Working And Living In Captive Environments, John T. Eggers, Rebecca I. Porter, James W. Gray
Leading And Managing Those Working And Living In Captive Environments, John T. Eggers, Rebecca I. Porter, James W. Gray
United States Army: Publications
I magine you are the warden of a prison or the administrator of a jail, you enter the facility, and the heavy metal door clangs shut behind you. A riot breaks out and several members of your staff are taken hostage. Fires are set in various locations. The rioting inmates, members of a gang, attack other inmates who want no part in the rebellion and are only concerned for their safety. The decisions you as a leader make are literally matters of life or death, not only for yourself, but also for your staff and those incarcerated. The dynamics of …
Storm Spotting And Amateur Radio: A Field Guide For Volunteer Storm Spotters, Michael Patrick Corey
Storm Spotting And Amateur Radio: A Field Guide For Volunteer Storm Spotters, Michael Patrick Corey
Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Volunteers have played a critical part in relaying weather information since the middle 19th century. The effort of these volunteers has helped safeguard life and property when severe weather threatens. For almost 100 years Amateur Radio operators have played a critical part in severe weather preparedness and response. Amateur Radio operators not only bring a willingness to serve, but communications skills that provide an added benefit to any storm spotter program. The National Weather Service recognized this when developing the SKYWARN program during the 1960’s. Amateur Radio and the National Weather Service have developed over the last 40 years a …
Undocumented Criminal Procedure, Devon W. Carbado, Cheryl I. Harris
Undocumented Criminal Procedure, Devon W. Carbado, Cheryl I. Harris
Faculty Articles
For more than two decades, criminal procedure scholars have debated what role, if any, race should play in the context of policing. Although a significant part of this debate has focused on racial profiling, or the practice of employing race as basis for suspicion, criminal procedure scholars have paid little attention to the fact that the U.S. Supreme Court has sanctioned this practice in a number of cases at the intersection of immigration law and criminal procedure. Notwithstanding that these cases raise similar questions to those at the heart of legal and policy debates about racial profiling, they are largely …
Guns, Fruits, Drugs, And Documents: A Criminal Defense Lawyer's Responsibility For Real Evidence, Stephen Gillers
Guns, Fruits, Drugs, And Documents: A Criminal Defense Lawyer's Responsibility For Real Evidence, Stephen Gillers
Faculty Articles
A criminal defense lawyer may need to read a document, test a weapon, or analyze a substance in order to advise a client. Or there may be no such need but a client may show up at a law office with an illegal weapon, contraband, or stolen property. In either event, what should a lawyer do with the item following any evaluation? What should she do if her client reveals where a weapon, contraband, or stolen property is hidden? Some cases say that a lawyer who receives or retrieves an item of real evidence must give it to the authorities …
Battered Women, Self-Defense, And The Law, Matthew Termine, Holly Maguigan, Joshua Dressler
Battered Women, Self-Defense, And The Law, Matthew Termine, Holly Maguigan, Joshua Dressler
Faculty Articles
Panel discussion at first event held by Res Gestae, Fordham Law Review’s Online Companion.
American Policing At The Crossroads: Unsustainable Policies And The Procedural Justice Alternative, Stephen J. Schulhofer, Tom R. Tyler, Aziz Z. Huq
American Policing At The Crossroads: Unsustainable Policies And The Procedural Justice Alternative, Stephen J. Schulhofer, Tom R. Tyler, Aziz Z. Huq
Faculty Articles
As victimization rates have fallen, public preoccupation with policing and its crime-control impact has receded. Terrorism has become the new focal point of concern. But satisfaction with ordinary police practices hides deep problems. The time is therefore ripe for rethinking the assumptions that have guided American police for most of the past two decades. This Article proposes an empirically-grounded shift to what we call a procedural justice model of policing. When law enforcement moves toward this approach, it can be more effective at lower cost and without the negative side effects that currently hamper responses to terrorism and conventional crime. …
Mentoring As A Professional Development Tool In Preparing The Next Generation Of Leaders In The North Carolina Community College System, Manuel C. Dudley
Mentoring As A Professional Development Tool In Preparing The Next Generation Of Leaders In The North Carolina Community College System, Manuel C. Dudley
Dissertations
The North Carolina community college is approaching 50 years of existence in 2013. It is a community college system that is respected both nationally and internationally. The economic downturn of the United States has created a period of record enrollment in the community college, as individuals seek upgrades in training, work skills, and educational attainment. This period of record enrollment is not without challenges. Budgetary constraints, a consumer demand for easier access to classes through online and distance learning, and an increase in the racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity of the student population has created a proverbial perfect storm. Many …
Community-Based Operations Research: Introduction, Theory And Applications, Michael P. Johnson Jr.
Community-Based Operations Research: Introduction, Theory And Applications, Michael P. Johnson Jr.
Public Policy and Public Affairs Faculty Publication Series
Community-based operations research is the name of a new sub-discipline within operations research and the management sciences. CBOR synthesizes previous practice and research traditions within OR/MS to address problems within the public sector that are often of a localized nature, that address the concerns of citizens affiliated through characteristics of race, ethnicity and class and other ties and that are solved using diverse qualitative and quantitative methods. Solutions to these problems are developed and implemented by formal and informal organizations, and embody a critical perspective towards traditional notions of decisionmakers, stakeholders and analytic methods. The most proximate antecedents of CBOR …
Risk Factors For Homelessness And Sex Trade Among Incarcerated Women: A Structural Equation Model, Seijeoung Kim, Timothy P. Johnson, Samir Goswami, Michael Puisis
Risk Factors For Homelessness And Sex Trade Among Incarcerated Women: A Structural Equation Model, Seijeoung Kim, Timothy P. Johnson, Samir Goswami, Michael Puisis
Journal of International Women's Studies
Incarcerated women are among the most vulnerable and perhaps the least studied populations in the US. Significant proportions of female inmates are substance users, and many living in unstable housing conditions or being homeless. Female inmates are often at high risk of engaging in sex exchange for drugs or housing needs. While a disproportionate number of incarcerated women have experienced childhood household adversities and maltreatments, the effects of these childhood experiences on psychosocial and behavioral outcomes of this population in later life. We apply a life course perspective to examine these pathways in a sample of incarcerated women in Cook …