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Dickinson Law Review

Dickinson Law Review (1908-2003)

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Book Review: James Phelps, Jeff Dailey, And Monica Koenigsberg, Border Security, Robert J. Bunker

CGU Faculty Publications and Research

Robert J. Bunker reviews the book, Border Security, by James Phelps, Jeff Dailey, and Monica Koenigsberg. (Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 2014)

An Interview With George Lombardi: Director Of Corrections For The State Of Missouri, George A. Lombardi

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Using Critical Pedagogy To Connect Prison Education And Prison Abolitionism, Robert Scott

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Prison Education And Our Will To Punish, Kaia Stern

Saint Louis University Public Law Review

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Naturalizing Immigration Imprisonment, César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández

Sturm College of Law: Faculty Scholarship

Only recently has imprisonment become a central feature of both t across every level of government and involving civil and criminal law enforcement tools.

Examining the population as a whole provides crucial insights as to how we arrived at this state of mass immigration imprisonment. While political motivations — parallel to those that fueled the rapid expansion of criminal mass incarceration — may have started the trend, this Article demonstrates that key legal and policy choices explain how imprisonment has become an entrenched feature of immigration law enforcement. In fact, legislators and immigration officials have locked themselves into this choice, …

Suffolk Journal, Vol. 75, No. 12, 11/19/2014, Suffolk Journal

Suffolk Journal

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Suffolk Journal, Vol. 74, No. 20, 3/26/2014, Suffolk Journal

Suffolk Journal

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Suffolk Journal, Vol. 75, No. 8, 10/22/2014, Suffolk Journal

Suffolk Journal

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Differences Between Children With Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders And Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorders: Rural Social Work Implications For Prevention, Assessment And Treatment, Susan M. Ryan, George S. Leibowitz, Jeanne M. Nauheimer, Paul Force-Emery Mackie

Social Work Department Publications

This literature review examined nine quantitative research studies published between 1992-2013 that compared children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to identify: (a) the differences between these children (e.g., intellectual, behavioral); and (b) the diagnostic tools that may be used to distinguish between them, thereby providing a differential diagnosis. Special focus was placed on rural treatment implications. These studies revealed differences between the intellectual, executive functioning, adaptive behavior, motor, and behavioral skills of children with FASD and ADHD. This review identified neurodevelopmental assessments used in these nine research studies that appear to support learning …

Nova Southeastern University 2014 Annual Report, Nova Southeastern University

NSU Annual Reports

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Men And Mustangs: From Communicative Messages Within The Wild Horse Inmate Program To A Communicative Theory Of Learning How To Teach, Kristine Larissa Reyes

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to discover the communicative messages within the Wild Horse Inmate Program. This dissertation developed the communicative theory of learning how to teach, a grounded theory based on the communicative messages of the Department of Corrections' officers and Bureau of Land Manager employees who work with inmates in a western state Wild Horse Inmate Program. I approached theorizing the communicative theory of learning how to teach from the applied communication perspective that communication is the enactment and application--symbolic and physical--of communication in daily life. The applied context was the Wild Horse Inmate Program where I …

What Is Cheating? Student And Faculty Perception Of What They Believe Is Academically Dishonest Behavior, Watson George, James M. Sottile, Grace Jia Liang

College of Education

The study of ethics and moral development of college students is an important issue. Knowing and understanding the ethical behavior of college students can lead to changing and increasing appropriate behavior among graduate and undergraduate students. Such changes in ethical behavior and moral development during the college experience can strengthen the foundation for appropriate adjustments and foster a greater awareness for positive ethical behavior throughout a lifetime. This research study examined the perception of what students and faculty believe is academically dishonest behavior by identifying different types of scenarios. Given the cheating behavior by students, it is important to know …

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Duquesne Law Review

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Focus On Comparison In Comparative Law, A, Kirk W. Junker

Duquesne Law Review

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Bad Boys, Whatcha Gonna Do When They Come For You: An Examination Of The United States' Denial Of Asylum To Young Central American Males Who Refuse Membership In Transnational Criminal Gangs, Lauren E. Sullivan

Duquesne Law Review

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Bus Ride To Justice: A Conversation With Fred Gray, Jonathan L. Entin

Faculty Publications

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Victim Worthiness: The Effect Of Media Coverage On The Portrayal Of Homicide Victims, Danielle Christenson

Undergraduate Review

In the last thirty years with the growth of 24-hour news channels, Internet only news sites and the decline of the newspaper, there have been tremendous changes in how the media covers crimes. Whether it is a catastrophic terrorist attack, school shooting or a low-profile homicide, violent crime is a staple of news coverage. The field of victimology has documented that the media does not portray all crime victims the same. The race and class of the victim as well as seemingly non-relevant factors such as their age, profession and the location of the crime as well as the demographics …

Cold Comfort Food: A Systematic Examination Of The Rituals And Rights Of The Last Meal, Sarah Gerwig-Moore

Articles

Last meals are a resilient ritual accompanying executions in the United States. Yet states vary considerably in the ways they administer last meals. This paper explores the recent decision in Texas to abolish the tradition altogether. It seeks to understand, through consultation of historical and contemporary sources, what the ritual signifies. We then go on to analyze execution procedures in all 35 of the states that allowed executions in 2010, and show that last meal allowances are paradoxically at their most expansive in states traditionally associated with high rates of capital punishment (Texas now being the exception to that rule.) …

Parole Board Preparation Training, Lisa Elovich, James Ferguson, Jennifer Arena, Joanne Nigro, Laurie Fisher, New York State Department Of Corrections And Community Supervision (Doccs), Board Of Parole

Additional Resources

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Southern University And A & M College 2014-2018 Graduate Bulletin, Southern University And A & M College

Southern University and A & M College Course Catalogs

Southern University and A & M College Graduate Bulletin 2014-2018.

Southern University And A & M College 2014-2017 Catalog, Southern University And A&M College

Southern University and A & M College Course Catalogs

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Aging Out Of Foster Care: How Extended Foster Care For Youth Eighteen To Twenty-One Has Fostered Independence, Lucy Wieland, Jenny L. Nelson

William Mitchell Law Review

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No Clean Slates: Unpacking The Complications Of Juvenile Expungements In The Wake Of In Re Welfare Of J.J.P., Nic Puechner

William Mitchell Law Review

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From Morris To Nosal: The History Of Exceeding Authorization And The Need For A Change, 30 J. Marshall J. Info. Tech. & Privacy L. 465 (2014), Vasileios Karagiannopoulos

UIC John Marshall Journal of Information Technology & Privacy Law

This Article discusses and examines the various cases that pertain to the issue of exceeding authorized access throughout the years from United States v. Morris to the recent United States v. Nosal. Further, this Article thoroughly examines the Ninth Circuit’s approach regarding the issue of exceeding authorization; specifically, the need for the Ninth Circuit’s narrower interpretation in United States v. Brekka and Nosal. Finally, this Article proposes an alternative phrasing for the term “exceeding authorization,” and a revised interpretation of the phrase and the relevant offenses under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. This recommended interpretation suggests establishing different degrees …

The Online Gun Marketplace And The Dangerous Loophole In The National Instant Background Check System, 30 J. Marshall J. Info. Tech. & Privacy L. 757 (2014), Ann Daniels

UIC John Marshall Journal of Information Technology & Privacy Law

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Admission Of Guilt: Sinking Teeth Into The Sec’S Sweetheart Deals, 3 J. Marshall Global Mkt. L.J. 27 (2014), Larissa Lee

John Marshall Global Markets Law Journal

Throughout its existence, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) has allowed defendants to settle cases without admitting to the allegations of wrongdoing. This “neither admit nor deny” policy has received heavy criticism by judges, Congress, and the public, especially in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. On June 18, 2013, SEC Chairman Mary Jo White announced the agency’s intention to require admissions of guilt in certain cases. While Chairman White did not articulate a clear standard of when admissions would be required, she did say that the agency would focus on the egregiousness of the defendant’s conduct and …

How Media Got The Biggest Bite Of (The) Apple: A Look At The Media Misperception In The Apple-Samsung Case, Neha Pathak

Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review

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2014-2015 Graduate Catalog, Sacred Heart University

Graduate & Undergraduate Catalogs

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Horizons Fall 2014, Nova Southeastern University

Horizons

• Features
  • BSO partners with NSU 3
  • Hear and Now 8
  • Continuing 40 Years of Legal Education 12
  • Keeping nsu safe 14
  • At NSU, It’s Easy to Be Green 18
  • Regional Campuses Bring Needed Programs to Areas 30
  • Student-inspired, redesigned Flight Deck Takes Off 36
  • Donors Advance Goal to Increase Scholarship Support 44
• Departments
• President’s Message 2
  • Faculty Profiles
    • Jose Lopez 24
    • Greg Simco 26
    • Jeffrey Thompson 28
  • Alumni Profiles
    • Marc P. Yanchura 32
    • Kathleen Kiley 34
    • Student Profile
    • Arti Patel 42
  • Athletics
    • Professionals Help Keep Student-Athletes Healthy 38
    • A Look at NSU Athletes Turned Professional 40