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Movement Administrative Procedure, Evan D. Bernick

College of Law Faculty Publications

On April 4, 1946, The Potters Herald, a Thursday weekly dedicated to labor and union news, published an editorial warning readers of pending legislation “which may seriously affect labor” despite not containing a “single word about labor” in its text. This legislation would empower “anti-labor judges” to overturn decisions by the National Labor Relations Board. Despite its neutral appearance, it was in reality designed to “kick [labor and the NLRB] in the teeth” and would result in “a field day for the corporation lawyers.”

The complained-of legislation was the Administrative Procedure Act of 1946 (APA). From today’s vantage point, the …

2022 Annual Town Report Fremont, New Hampshire, Fremont Town Representatives

Fremont, NH Annual Reports

This is an annual report containing vital statistics for a town/city in the state of New Hampshire.

The Primacy Of Openness In Ecological Complexity Theory, Colby Clark

Theses and Dissertations--Philosophy

Five principles are at the foundation of complex systems theory: emergence, openness, contingency, historicity, and indeterminacy. Of those five, the principle of emergence is easily the most prevalent. Simply put, emergence refers to the idea that some wholes cannot be properly accounted for by appealing to individual explanations of the parts that compose it. In ecological complexity theory, the principle of emergence is strongly associated with the self-organizing feedbacks that often identify the structural framework of ecosystems.

Within the last half century, the intense focus on the principle of emergence has engendered the development of many conceptual distinctions that have …

Regulating The Digital Resonance, Hassan Salman

UC Law Science and Technology Journal

The proliferation of automated content moderation in social media has negatively impacted users’ (individuals, businesses, and governments) selfexpressions. Major social media platforms like Facebook act as public forums for billions of users whose content may vary in terms of acceptability and legality. User content is colored by social as well as personal norms, values and experiences. For example, though blasphemy may be objectionable in Poland, it may not be so in France. However, despite facing some mistrust over how Facebook and other platforms handle user data and moderate content, users rely on the entities like Facebook to correctly filter this …

Solar Farms In Georgia: Why We Need To Start Thinking About The End, Erica L. Welsh

Georgia State University Law Review

Despite the lack of a renewable energy mandate or a statewide carbon-cutting goal, Georgia’s renewable energy development, particularly utility-scale solar installations, is expected to increase exponentially. In the rush to join this renewable energy development surge, utilities, solar developers, and local governments must prudently consider how to manage this growth wisely and prevent avoidable costs in preparing for the inevitable decommissioning of these solar installations. Although Georgia is one of the nation’s leading states for solar power with its abundant land and sunshine, it lacks statewide policies addressing decommissioning concerns. A statewide decommissioning policy that requires some form of decommissioning …

Reducing Single-Use Plastic Waste: A Better Alternative To The Reduce Act Tax Proposal, Ryann Wong

UC Law Science and Technology Journal

This article will discuss the relevant and imminent need for government intervention to curb and reduce single-use plastic waste. It will look at the proposed 2019 REDUCE Act and consider potential outcomes and unintended consequences which the proposed plan may bring. The article will analyze the REDUCE Act through a discussion of: how similar policies have fared in the past, a historical survey of single-use plastics in US supply chain practices, how past tax laws have had a disproportionate impact on low-income taxpayers, the current market demands for single-use plastics, and an observation of how other countries are applying tax …

The Forgotten Sexual And Gender-Based Violence Of The Vietnam-American War: Is Justice Too Late For Vietnamese Victims And Survivors?, Madison P. Bingle

Human Rights Brief

“The past, far from disappearing or lying down and being quiet, has an embarrassing and persistent way of returning and haunting us unless it has in fact been dealt with adequately.” —Desmond Tutu

The Vietnam-American War ended nearly fifty years ago. However, the atrocities committed during the war have had a devasting impact on the lives of persons involved long after the conflicts’ end. A particularly marginalized group within survivors and victims of the Vietnam-American War is Vietnamese women who experienced sexual and gender-based violence. And given the specific tactics of warfare employed during this war, including the use of …

There Is No Such Thing As Circuit Law, Thomas B. Bennett

Faculty Publications

Lawyers and judges often talk about “the law of the circuit,” meaning the set of legal rules that apply within a particular federal judicial circuit. Seasoned practitioners are steeped in circuit law, it is said. Some courts have imagined that they confront a choice between applying the law of one circuit or another. In its strong form, this idea of circuit law implies that each circuit creates and interprets its own body of substantive law that is uniquely applicable to disputes that arise within the circuit’s borders.

This article argues that the notion of circuit law is nonsensical and undesirable …

Judicial Process And Vigilante Federalism, Charles W. "Rocky" Rhodes, Howard M. Wasserman

Faculty Publications

Jon Michaels’ and David Noll’s "Vigilante Federalism" (Cornell Law Review) decries the explosion of state laws that target certain people (women seeking abortions, trans students seeking to use bathrooms, schools trying to teach about race) and rely on private civil litigation by random "any persons" as the exclusive or primary enforcement mechanism. These laws "deputize private actors to wage and win the culture wars," while subordinating marginalized groups.

But Michaels and Noll conflate well-taken substantive constitutional objections to these laws with procedural issues surrounding the private enforcement mechanism, which is neither unique nor constitutionally problematic. States have long authorized private …

Rescue Of Auditory Function By A Single Administration Of Aav-Tmprss3 Gene Therapy In Aged Mice Of Human Recessive Deafness Dfnb8, Wan Du, Volkan Ergin, Corena Loeb, Mingqian Huang, Stewart Silver, Ariel Miura Armstrong, Zaohua Huang, Channabasavaiah B. Gurumurthy, Hinrich Staecker, Xuezhong Liu, Zheng-Yi Chen

Journal Articles: Genetics, Cell Biology & Anatomy

Patients with mutations in the TMPRSS3 gene suffer from recessive deafness DFNB8/DFNB10. For these patients, cochlear implantation is the only treatment option. Poor cochlear implantation outcomes are seen in some patients. To develop biological treatment for TMPRSS3 patients, we generated a knockin mouse model with a frequent human DFNB8 TMPRSS3 mutation. The Tmprss3^A306T/A306T homozygous mice display delayed onset progressive hearing loss similar to human DFNB8 patients. Using AAV2 as a vector to carry a human TMPRSS3 gene, AAV2-hTMPRSS3 injection in the adult knockin mouse inner ear results in TMPRSS3 expression in the hair cells and the spiral ganglion neurons. …

Imperial Anxieties And Urbane Transgressions: The Indianos Of Benito Pérez Galdós’S Lo Prohibido, Stacy L. Davis

Decimonónica

Chapter eleven of Lo prohibido (1884-5), “Los jueves de Eloísa,” presents a detailed description of a lavish Restoration era dinner party. As narrator-protagonist José María Bueno de Guzmán outlines the sumptuous dishes, elegant décor, and coy intrigues taking place among the elite society members present, Eloísa’s husband, Pepe Carrillo, lies dying in an adjacent room; his cries of agony cause the distinguished guests to drop their forks and run to his aid; that is, all but one. Colonial entrepreneur Don Alejandro Sánchez Botín remains seated and, as the obese man continues to eat, the sounds of his chewing loudly …

El Canon Patriarcal En La Obra De Dos Poetas Argentinas Del Siglo Xix: Josefina Pelliza De Sagasta Y Silvia Fernández, Ramón Muñiz Sarmiento

Decimonónica

Entre los pocos críticos que han estudiado la producción literaria de Josefina Pelliza de Sagasta y Silvia Fernández destacan Bonnie Frederick y María Vicens. A pesar de los esfuerzos de las investigadoras mencionadas, las escritoras en cuestión continúan siendo figuras muy poco conocidas en los estudios literarios latinoamericanos. El presente ensayo tiene como propósito analizar parte de la labor poética de ambas teniendo en cuenta que Josefina Pelliza de Sagasta ha sido valorada mayormente como novelista o periodista mientras que Silvia Fernández constituye una personalidad rara vez mencionada. Sus obras líricas nos sirven para comprobar el férreo canon temático al …

“La Juventud No Tiene Historia”: Gender And Consolation In The Corona Fúnebre Elegies And Eulogies Dedicated To Spanish American Señoritas (1858-1896), María Zalduondo

Decimonónica

When the anonymous editor A. B. C. pens the introduction to Nemecia González y Sardón’s 1867 Corona Fúnebre, he resorts to an unattributed citation stating “youth have no history” to contextualize the scant achievements of the young woman memorialized (6, translation mine). Indeed, most of the forgotten funeral memorials published under the aforementioned title are dedicated to older, accomplished men whose social and political status as presidents of nations, generals, doctors, and celebrity poets assured them a place in history. Young, unmarried women— señoritas—did not normally occupy political or social spaces, outside of the domestic sphere, that would …

Identidades De Género Imaginadas: Un Análisis De La Masculinidad Representada En De Sobremesa, Sarah Valentín Sánchez

Decimonónica

La fascinación que despiertan los períodos finiseculares se origina a partir de la vorágine en la que se entremezclan las energías políticas entre lo nuevo y lo obsoleto. En dichos marcos temporales bisagra, pueden mapearse las tendencias conservadoras del discurso cultural del siglo que termina junto con la expresión de las nuevas actitudes modernas, tratando de abrirse camino. Dicho patrón está perfectamente descrito por Elaine Showalter en Sexual Anarchy: Gender and Culture at the Fin de Siècle (1991), en que la autora argumenta que la exploración en las identidades de género y sexual es un continuum que parte de los …

La Construcción De Una Nueva Estética Conservadora En La Gaviota (1849) De Fernán Caballero, Mikel Lorenzo-Arza

Decimonónica

Este artículo analiza cómo La gaviota (1849) presenta elementos de lo que Antoine Compagnon define como espíritu antimoderno y que aflora en “los que avanzan mirando el retrovisor” a la manera de una conciencia que sobreviene contra la voluntad individual a medida que el tiempo histórico avanza (24). Si el carlismo aspira a una restauración total del Antiguo Régimen (derecha reaccionaria/derecha radical) e incluso tiende a la violencia cuando la coyuntura histórica lo permite, el conservadurismo de Fernán Caballero comparte la antimodernidad de la derecha más radical, pero asume la contemporaneidad del liberalismo como un mal de su tiempo. Para …

Ready To Do The Difficult Work Ahead: The Legal Legacy Of Senator Harry Reid, Robert Lemus, Sarah Voehl

Nevada Law Journal Forum

This White Paper examines the legal legacy of Harry Reid, who served Nevada in the Senate for thirty years and rose to the position of Majority Leader from 2007 to 2015. Senator Reid's work on land and water policy, climate change, immigration, gaming, and labor deeply affected Nevada and the United States as a whole. Through his positions of leadership, he secured funding for critical infrastructure projects, protected public lands, championed renewable energy, passed the Affordable Care Act, fought for immigration reform, and advocated for labor and gaming issues. This paper concludes that Senator Reid's legal legacy is a powerful …

The Stolen Election Lie And The Freedom Of Speech, Wes Henricksen

Faculty Scholarship

No abstract provided.

Music Royalty Securitization: Is It Truly A Platinum Investment?, Bettina Harvey

Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All

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"Attica Is Every Prison, And Every Prison Is Attica": A Historical Analysis Of The Attica Prison Rebellion Of 1971, Elizabeth Davis

Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All

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Advances In Antimicrobial Peptide Discovery Via Machine Learning And Delivery Via Nanotechnology, Alexa Sowers, Guangshun Wang, Malcolm Xing, Bingyun Li

Journal Articles: Pathology and Microbiology

Antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) have been investigated for their potential use as an alternative to antibiotics due to the increased demand for new antimicrobial agents. AMPs, widely found in nature and obtained from microorganisms, have a broad range of antimicrobial protection, allowing them to be applied in the treatment of infections caused by various pathogenic microorganisms. Since these peptides are primarily cationic, they prefer anionic bacterial membranes due to electrostatic interactions. However, the applications of AMPs are currently limited owing to their hemolytic activity, poor bioavailability, degradation from proteolytic enzymes, and high-cost production. To overcome these limitations, nanotechnology has been used …

Felines In Carceral Facilities: A Call To Introduce Cat Visitation Rooms In Prisons, Nora Sullivan

UC Law Journal of Race and Economic Justice

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Project Nur: Illuminating Lives Through Islamic Society's Community Service In Central Florida, Adam Bawatneh

High Impact Practices Student Showcase Fall 2023

This poster presents an in-depth exploration of my service experience at the Islamic Society of Central Florida (ISCF), where I have been serving as the head chef for the Family Night event. It delves into the challenges and triumphs encountered during my service, particularly in light of the recent conflict in Palestine. The poster also reflects on the personal growth and leadership development I have experienced throughout this journey.

"I Smiled As I Died": An Intermediate Performance On Gendered Violence In The Bible, Tara Sandlin

Renée Crown University Honors Thesis Projects - All

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The Adjudicative State, Adam B. Cox, Emma Kaufman

Faculty Articles

Over the last decade, the Supreme Court has advanced a new vision of the administrative state. The two commandments of administrative law in the Roberts Court are to give the President control over the executive branch and to separate government functions into their proper branches. Scholars often describe these two principles as related pieces of a broader effort to shift policymaking toward elected officials and strip power from the civil service. In the standard account, unitary executive theory and separation-of-powers formalism are complementary ideas, which reflect the Court’s skepticism about bureaucratic governance. This Feature questions that consensus. It argues that …

Monarch Traveler: Allowing Adventure, Katie Nowak, Keri Parker, Lauren Wolf, Cheyenne Goodman, Alicia Defonzo

OUR Journal: ODU Undergraduate Research Journal

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Monarch Traveler: Finding Roots, Jordan Zoll, Keegan Riggs, Bria Tyler, Zoe Powell, Skylar Gough, Alicia Defonzo

OUR Journal: ODU Undergraduate Research Journal

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My Trip To China - 1992, Dee Johnson

Special Topic Papers

No abstract provided.

Budget For The Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2023, University Of Arkansas, Fayetteville

Budget for the Fiscal Year

No abstract provided.

Bsa Agri Business, Econ And Finance 2023-24, Arkansas State University - Jonesboro

Bachelor of Science and Education

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Effects Of Elevated Extracellular Dopamine On Astrocytes In The Nucleus Accumbens, Mengfan Xia

Theses and Dissertations--Pharmacology and Nutritional Sciences

Nucleus accumbens is involved in processing of motivational and affective behaviors and plays a significant role in development and maintenance of substance use. Released from the ventral tegmental area into the nucleus accumbens, the mesolimbic dopamine controls incentive salience and facilitates learning of reinforcement and reward-related motor functions. Recent studies reveal that, in the context of cocaine exposure, dopamine transmission in the ventromedial striatum is pivotal to the regulation of initial drug use. Astrocytes, a major subpopulation of the brain glial cells, are an active component of the so-called tripartite synapse and communicate with neurons through the release of transmitters …