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1983, Brandon Hasbrouck
1983, Brandon Hasbrouck
Scholarly Articles
This Piece embraces a fictional narrative to illustrate deep flaws in our legal system. It borrows its basic structure and a few choice lines from George Orwell’s classic novel Nineteen Eighty-Four. Like Orwell’s novel, it is set in the not-too-distant future to comment on problems already emerging in the present. The footnotes largely provide examples of some of those problems and how courts have treated them in a constitutional law context. The title (itself quite close to Orwell’s own title) is a reference to our chief civil rights statute, while the story deals with a critical threat to that …
2024 Annual Campus Safety And Fire Safety Report (Uno), University Of Nebraska Police And Public Safety Department
2024 Annual Campus Safety And Fire Safety Report (Uno), University Of Nebraska Police And Public Safety Department
Public Safety Reports
Annual safety and fire report for the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Includes information on crime statistics, comprehensive response protocols, and the various safety resources.
How Do You Represent ‘Those People?’, Neil Fulton
How Do You Represent ‘Those People?’, Neil Fulton
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Table Of Contents, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
Table Of Contents, Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
2023 Celebration Of Faculty Scholars Condensed Program, University Of Northern Colorado Libraries
2023 Celebration Of Faculty Scholars Condensed Program, University Of Northern Colorado Libraries
Celebration of Faculty Scholars
The condensed program of the 2023 Celebration of Faculty Scholars. This event recognized 278 faculty, over 1,100 publications, presentations, and creative works, and more than $15,000,000 in grants. This celebration recognizes faculty from across the colleges and demonstrates the breadth and depth of scholarly activity that enhances the experience of our students.
Resource Map Of Expenditures For Tennessee Children And Youth, 2024, Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth
Resource Map Of Expenditures For Tennessee Children And Youth, 2024, Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth
Resource Mapping Reports
This report compiles the federal and state expenditures for services across all departments and agencies for Tennessee children from the previous fiscal year.
How Students Benefit From Trauma Informed Instruction And Strategies, John Michael Webb
How Students Benefit From Trauma Informed Instruction And Strategies, John Michael Webb
All Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Trauma-informed teaching is a life changing undertaking that recognizes the important impact of trauma on students’ lives and learning experiences. This thesis provides a concise overview of the key principles and benefits of trauma-informed teaching. To understand trauma, teachers/service providers need to know that trauma can take many forms, including physical, emotional, or psychological abuse, neglect, or exposure to violence. It is very important for teachers to recognize that trauma is widespread and can significantly obstruct a student’s ability to thrive in school. This thesis has been written to define trauma and inform special education teachers on how to apply …
Worst Practices: Departmental Predictors Of Police-Involved Deaths In Minnesota, 2013–2022, Joseph D. Ramlet
Worst Practices: Departmental Predictors Of Police-Involved Deaths In Minnesota, 2013–2022, Joseph D. Ramlet
Capstone Projects
For decades, police departments in every part of the United States have been scrutinized for incidents of excessive and unjustified force. Some departments kill more of the citizenry than others, both with and without justification. Attention is drawn to Minnesota in the decade since the advent of the Black Lives Matter movement, through and after the murder of George Floyd and subsequent racial reckoning. Existing scholarship categorizes factors as individual and contextual, both of which are included in partial least squares regression performed on crowdsourced data and responses to Law Enforcement Management and Administrative Statistics surveys from 29 departments in …
The Post-Ongwen Case Period And The Reconciliation Process In Northern Uganda: Local Communities As A Site Of Knowledge, Christelle Molima Bameka
The Post-Ongwen Case Period And The Reconciliation Process In Northern Uganda: Local Communities As A Site Of Knowledge, Christelle Molima Bameka
Scholarly Articles
By providing victims with more space in the Ongwen case, the International Criminal Court (icc) has significantly contributed to the healing of the trauma and community reconciliation in northern Uganda. That said, this court has also raised issues that could affect local efforts to achieve peace, namely the positioning of victims of child soldiers vis-à-vis criminal child soldiers. Drawing on qualitative data collected through focus group discussions with some community members from locations under investigation by the icc, this sociolegal study examines the victims’ narratives about child soldiers and the different ideas of human rights that emerge. Then, it explores …
The Specter Of Homelessness In Community And How To Address It, Amy Meigs
The Specter Of Homelessness In Community And How To Address It, Amy Meigs
Hare & Bell Writing Contest
In a 2023 campaign launched by the City of Lawrence, Kansas, housed individuals were encouraged to report their unhoused (or homeless) neighbors to the government. The unhoused person would then face a warning to vacate, in addition to potential disciplinary action such as individual citations on the grounds of illegal camping, even though there are not enough approved spaces to which they can move (Hornbostel). Unfortunately, measures that have led to the criminalization of those without a roof over their heads have not been isolated incidents.
Winona State University Alumni Blog: 2011-2022, Winona State University
Winona State University Alumni Blog: 2011-2022, Winona State University
Winona State University Blogs
The Winona State University (WSU) Alumni Blog includes articles and entries from May 2011- August 2022. Note: there may be format coding in the document.
Unshielded: How The Police Can Become Touchable, Brandon Hasbrouck
Unshielded: How The Police Can Become Touchable, Brandon Hasbrouck
Scholarly Articles
This Review proceeds in three Parts. First, Part I examines Shielded’s text, highlighting Schwartz’s analysis of the problem of unaccountable police, the many barriers to holding police accountable, and her proposed solutions. Part II then critically examines Schwartz’s work, examining pieces of the problem she left undiscussed and the relative shortcomings of her discussion of possible solutions. Finally, Part III takes an abolitionist approach, delving into potential nonreformist reforms and the solution of full abolition, as well as examining the most significant objection to abolitionist approaches: the problem of violence.
Poverty And The Economic Impact Of People Of Color, Darin Roseberry
Poverty And The Economic Impact Of People Of Color, Darin Roseberry
Integrated Studies
This paper attempts to show and explain the effects of poverty on the lives of people of color (African Americans). The most fascinating aspect of this research is how it dates back to slavery many many years ago it still has become a generational curse to the African American families and communities. There is a way out with education, community support, and government-efficient programs that can help lead the way to a better economic future and outlook for African American people. Success comes from within and one must take pride in their own culture to put away the cultural norms …
Virginia Commonwealth University Professional Program Bulletin (2024), Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University Professional Program Bulletin (2024), Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU Bulletins
Professional programs bulletin for Virginia Commonwealth University for the academic year 2024-2025. It includes information on academic regulations, degree requirements, course offerings, faculty, academic calendar, and tuition and expenses.
Virginia Commonwealth University Graduate Bulletin (2024), Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginia Commonwealth University Graduate Bulletin (2024), Virginia Commonwealth University
VCU Bulletins
Listing of courses for the 2024-2025 year.
Chief Justice Angela R. Riley And Professor Suzette Malveaux In Conversation At The Eleventh Annual John Paul Stevens Lecture: The Third Sovereign: Tribal Courts And Indian Country Justice, Angela R. Riley, Suzette Malveaux
Chief Justice Angela R. Riley And Professor Suzette Malveaux In Conversation At The Eleventh Annual John Paul Stevens Lecture: The Third Sovereign: Tribal Courts And Indian Country Justice, Angela R. Riley, Suzette Malveaux
Scholarly Articles
The Byron R. White Center for the Study of American Constitutional Law at the University of Colorado-Boulder’s Law School is a premier research and programming institution aiming to facilitate informed and engaged scholarship and dialogue on constitutional law. As part of this effort, it hosts the annual John Paul Stevens Lecture, named after the U.S. Supreme Court Justice Stevens, who delivered the inaugural lecture in September 2011. This fireside chat brings distinguished jurists from around the country (and even world) to Colorado Law to discuss the state of the judiciary, democracy and current constitutional issues. The esteemed lecture attracts students, …
The Experiences Of Formerly Incarcerated Black Male Students At A Northeast Community College, Ashtian C. Holmes
The Experiences Of Formerly Incarcerated Black Male Students At A Northeast Community College, Ashtian C. Holmes
Theses and Dissertations
The purpose of this phenomenological inquiry is to understand the experiences of formerly incarcerated Black male students who attend a Northeast urban community college and the unique barriers they encounter while navigating the institution. The United States imprisons more people than any country in the world, and Black men are disproportionately overrepresented in the United States criminal legal system. At the same time, Black men, are severely underrepresented in higher education and lag behind their White and female counterparts in nearly all indicators of collegiate success, including enrollment, retention, and graduation rates. Formerly incarcerated individuals face unique and substantial barriers …
From The Deceptive Delinquent To The Illusive Illicit Alien: A Qualitative Study Of 21st Century United States Border Security Law Enforcement’S Capabilities, Competencies, And Capacities Designed To Counter Transient Criminality Recruitment, Christopher C. Palme
Theses and Dissertations
The transient criminal enterprise progressively evolved through expansion of illicit trafficking pathways throughout the 21st century. Scholars and practitioners share roles and responsibilities in missed opportunities to combat transient criminality. The Intelligence Community’s intelligence process is deficient in timely production and dissemination of their products. Starting with the transient criminality recruitment process, a correlated lack of psychosocial training programs dedicated to countering the transient crime threat exists. This study is rooted in sociological theory. It addresses Homeland Security dilemmas through the theoretical lens of sociology of security (Bajc, 2013) and is enhanced by concepts from Social Identity (Tajfel, 1979), Social …
Broadcasting Bombs: Classifying Antecedent Behaviors And Strategizing Preventative Tactics In Lone-Actor Terrorists And Mass-Murderers, Julia Varvaro
Broadcasting Bombs: Classifying Antecedent Behaviors And Strategizing Preventative Tactics In Lone-Actor Terrorists And Mass-Murderers, Julia Varvaro
Theses and Dissertations
The modern notion of a socially isolated lone-wolf terrorist and public mass- murderer is challenged by analyzing those individuals’ pre-attack behaviors. Many of these behaviors can be explained with theories such as Social Identity, Social Network, and Social Movement Theory, which examine the changes in human behavior to understand motivations. Properly classifying certain behaviors in a radicalized individual could help identify potential risk factors indicating an impending attack, prompting better responses, and solutions to strategize tactics and policies in preventing terrorism. Using existing literature and theory as the basis, this dissertation will examine common broadcasting behaviors of individuals who have …
A Mixed Methods Analysis Of Hurricane Trends And Experts’ Perception Of Future Military Hurricane Readiness, Ralph E. Scott
A Mixed Methods Analysis Of Hurricane Trends And Experts’ Perception Of Future Military Hurricane Readiness, Ralph E. Scott
Theses and Dissertations
Guided by the four theories of disaster, two civil-military theories, and two communication theories, this mixed methods study was an investigation of whether hurricanes in the North Atlantic basin are increasing in frequency and whether Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) practitioners perceive the DoD is prepared to assist FEMA when the next major hurricane strikes. The DoD is a last resort with a unique and tremendous capability to support FEMA during hurricane response. To better understand hurricane trends and DoD’s hurricane response posture, this study was an analysis of 171 years of tropical cyclone data from the National Oceanic …
Social Workers: A Missing Piece Of The Puzzle To School Gun Violence Intervention, Richard L. Glover
Social Workers: A Missing Piece Of The Puzzle To School Gun Violence Intervention, Richard L. Glover
Doctorate of Social Work (DSW) Capstones 2024-
According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2023) data, firearm deaths among youth are a chief public health crisis in the United States. The problem of gun violence is particularly concerning when incidents occur in schools. School stakeholders expect schools to be safe havens, particularly parents and their children. Every reported fatal incident at a school violates safety and security expectations. When the fatality involves gun violence, reactions are quick, varied, and pronounced, reflecting a range of emotions, including outrage, concern, frustration, and resignation. This paper will build a framework for a model grounded in a comprehensive literature review. …
Ua12/8 2024 Annual Campus Safety & Security Report For The Calendar 2023 Calendar Year, Wku Police
Ua12/8 2024 Annual Campus Safety & Security Report For The Calendar 2023 Calendar Year, Wku Police
WKU Administration Documents
Annual WKU campus security report for 2023.
Building Community Capacity To Combat The Overdose Crisis With Data, Sean P. Varano, Pamela Kelley, Marc Duphily, Victoria Butler, Hannah Panteleos
Building Community Capacity To Combat The Overdose Crisis With Data, Sean P. Varano, Pamela Kelley, Marc Duphily, Victoria Butler, Hannah Panteleos
Justice Studies Faculty Publications
Plymouth County is located in southeastern Massachusetts, between Boston and Cape Cod. The county has more than 500,000 residents and is made up of a diverse array of 27 communities, ranging from small affluent New England towns to urban impoverished commercial areas. Originally conceived as a post-overdose crisis response program, the Plymouth County Outreach (PCO) has expanded far beyond its initial conceptualization to become a more comprehensive countywide recovery support and harm reduction initiative.
Ut Permian Basin Graduate Catalog 2024-2025, The University Of Texas Permian Basin
Ut Permian Basin Graduate Catalog 2024-2025, The University Of Texas Permian Basin
Course Catalogs
No abstract provided.
Racism Detection In Tweets, Ndjeuha Gihane
Racism Detection In Tweets, Ndjeuha Gihane
All Graduate Projects
Since the advent of social networks in 1997, businesses and people’s lives have changed in a good way. From promoting companies to reaching out to friends and family, social networking has become a major element in our lives. X is a very popular platform that is used by many people, including celebrities and politicians, to communicate with their audience. Like other platforms, X is not spared by the racism contained in the tweets. We should be able to catch those racist comments on any social media and block the accounts of those responsible for them. To do so, we have …
2024 Report To The Governor And Legislature On Utah's Land Water & Air, Janet Quinney Lawson Institute For Land, Water & Air
2024 Report To The Governor And Legislature On Utah's Land Water & Air, Janet Quinney Lawson Institute For Land, Water & Air
Reports
This report serves as a 2024 snapshot of key issues and concerns with Utah’s shared resources. It highlights a collection of data that is available to provide context to these issues and identifies areas where more study is needed. Addressing these challenges will enable Utah policymakers to make informed decisions for the future. Under the authorship of 52 researchers and with the support of 47 advisory board members, this report includes 6 chapters (Land, Water, Air, Forests and Rangelands, Bear Lake, and Metrics) that address the focus areas of the report.
The Rise In Racial Tension: Metropolitan High School Administrators' Perceptions Of School Resource Officers, Joshua Stephen Mahan
The Rise In Racial Tension: Metropolitan High School Administrators' Perceptions Of School Resource Officers, Joshua Stephen Mahan
All Electronic Theses and Dissertations
Although heuristic models on safety for Black students have been proposed following the death of George Floyd (Edwards, 2021), little research to date has highlighted how Minnesota educational leaders perceive school resource officers (SROs) in schools. This phenomenological investigation explored the shared lived experiences of six Minnesota high school administrators from one school district that employed SROs. Five themes were determined in the course of data analysis, including qualified advocacy for SROs, SRO contributions to de-escalating for safer schools, SRO assistance in emergency situations, SRO caused escalation, and SRO caused racial harm. Findings from this study revealed support for SROs …
Table Of Contents, Luc Law Journal
Table Of Contents, Luc Law Journal
Loyola University Chicago Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Crowdsourcing Surveillance, Chaz Arnett
Crowdsourcing Surveillance, Chaz Arnett
Faculty Scholarship
In Unreasonable: Black Lives, Police Power, and the Fourth Amendment, Devon W. Carbado illuminates how both the spectacular and quotidian forms of racialized terror, brutality, and surveillance—characteristic of enslavement—have shaped the construction of our constitutional order. He argues that the combined social normalization and legal naturalization of racial hierarchy paved the way for the development of slave patrols and other early iterations of policing where incredible acts of violence against Black bodies were made ordinary and essential. He explains how this legacy continues today with Fourth Amendment jurisprudence not simply failing to protect rights but rather licensing police violence …
Welcome To Tower Day 2024, Kerri Taylor