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Survey Document For A Piece Of Land
Survey Document For A Piece Of Land
McKinney and Milam Family Papers
Survey document for a piece of land.
Survey Document For A Piece Of Land
Survey Document For A Piece Of Land
McKinney and Milam Family Papers
Survey document for a piece of land.
Field Notes Of A Survey Made For George Mckinney
Field Notes Of A Survey Made For George Mckinney
McKinney and Milam Family Papers
Field notes of a survey made for George McKinney.
A Collection Of Notes Containing Tax Receipts
A Collection Of Notes Containing Tax Receipts
McKinney and Milam Family Papers
A collection of notes containing tax receipts.
A Collection Of Notes Containing Tax Receipts
A Collection Of Notes Containing Tax Receipts
McKinney and Milam Family Papers
A collection of notes containing tax receipts.
In Re Daniel C.: Reunification Efforts And The Termination Of Parental Rights, James W. Claus
In Re Daniel C.: Reunification Efforts And The Termination Of Parental Rights, James W. Claus
Maine Law Review
In In re Daniel C., the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, sitting as the Law Court, affirmed an order terminating a father's parental rights pursuant to title 22, section 4055 of the Maine Revised Statutes. The issue on appeal concerned the effect of a failure by the Department of Human Services (DHS) to make efforts toward family reunification. The appellant, Daniel C.'s father, Everett Co., argued that the DHS failed to make adequate reunification efforts as required by title 22, section 4041 of the Maine Revised Statutes and that this failure precluded the termination of his parental rights. The Law Court …
In Re Caulk: A Prisoner's Right To Die—The Factor Of Intent, Laurence H. Leavitt
In Re Caulk: A Prisoner's Right To Die—The Factor Of Intent, Laurence H. Leavitt
Maine Law Review
In prisons throughout the United States, prisoners commonly use hunger strikes as an avenue of protest to make personal demands, to call attention to poor prison conditions, or to make various political statements. Prisoners typically choose this route because they view their own bodies as one of the few things over which they actually have control and because the extreme slowness of a hunger strike gives others the chance to meet their political or personal demands. When confronted with such attempts at starvation, prison officials almost invariably have resorted to force-feeding the hunger strikers, although in recent years some prison …
State V. Durepo: Toward A Principled Maine Version Of The Impeachment Exception To The Exclusionary Rule, Andre D. Bouffard
State V. Durepo: Toward A Principled Maine Version Of The Impeachment Exception To The Exclusionary Rule, Andre D. Bouffard
Maine Law Review
As one might have anticipated, the broad substantive mandates of the major Warren Court exclusionary rule decisions have not been left completely intact by later Supreme Court decisions. Instead, the scope of the evidentiary exclusionary doctrine established by the Warren Court has been significantly narrowed by later Supreme Court decisions that have created numerous exceptions to the general command of the exclusionary rule that evidence obtained through unconstitutional means is inadmissible in a criminal trial. Although some members of the present Court argue that the exceptions to the exclusionary rule are consistent with the purposes of the rule, and therefore …
State V. Farnham: The Defendant's Exercise Of The Right To Stand Trial As Negative Character Evidence, Richard F. Buckley
State V. Farnham: The Defendant's Exercise Of The Right To Stand Trial As Negative Character Evidence, Richard F. Buckley
Maine Law Review
A defendant in a criminal case may not receive a more severe sentence because he exercised his sixth amendment right to stand trial. However, determining when a court has more severely sentenced a defendant for exercising his constitutional right to a jury trial is a difficult task. Some argue that a defendant's choice to stand trial is relevant to the sentencing process as character evidence. The decision to stand trial, the argument goes, indicates a defendant's lack of remorse and an unwillingness to take the first step toward redemption by admitting his guilt. Others take the position that consideration in …
Home Rule And The Pre-Emption Doctrine: The Relationship Between State And Local Government In Maine, Robert W. Bower Jr.
Home Rule And The Pre-Emption Doctrine: The Relationship Between State And Local Government In Maine, Robert W. Bower Jr.
Maine Law Review
The legal relationship between a state government and a municipal government determines the powers and responsibilities of these two political entities. In Maine this relationship is complex and uncertain due to ambiguities in the constitutional and statutory scheme governing it and due to the Maine Supreme Judicial Court's narrow and inconsistent interpretation of that scheme. This Comment discusses the various methods for delegating power to municipalities, including the traditional method which was used in Maine prior to 1970. In addition, this Comment examines the "home rule" scheme enacted in 1970 and its subsequent judicial interpretation and application. Any statutory or …
American Home Assurance Co. V. Ingeneri: Misrepresentations In Insurance Applications, Richard P. Bennett
American Home Assurance Co. V. Ingeneri: Misrepresentations In Insurance Applications, Richard P. Bennett
Maine Law Review
In American Home Assurance Co. v. Ingeneri, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, sitting as the Law Court, addressed the issue of when an incorrect response to a question on an insurance application constitutes a sufficient misrepresentation to render the policy voidable under Maine law. Reversing the trial court, the Law Court held that to render the policy voidable, the applicable statutory provision required the insurer to prove that the insured's misrepresentation was fraudulent, material to the insured risk, and actually relied upon by the insurer. The Law Court determined that the word "or" in the misrepresentation statute should be read …
Keeping Big Issues Off The Table: The Supreme Court On Entrepreneurial Discretion And The Duty To Bargain, James Friedman
Keeping Big Issues Off The Table: The Supreme Court On Entrepreneurial Discretion And The Duty To Bargain, James Friedman
Maine Law Review
Over the past decade a number of major American industries have declined or radically restructured in the face of foreign competition. In 1982, for example, more than 1.2 million American workers were either temporarily or permanently laid off as companies curtailed operations or moved abroad. Two hundred thousand people lost their jobs in 1982 due to plant shutdowns. In recent times the steel and auto industries have provided the most visible examples of massive cutbacks in employment, but jobs have also disappeared in other industries such as electrical manufacturing, machine manufacturing and textiles. Although much public debate and disagreement exists …
Public School Integration Of Children With Handicaps After Smith V. Robinson: "Separate But Equal" Revisited?, Robert J. Goodwin
Public School Integration Of Children With Handicaps After Smith V. Robinson: "Separate But Equal" Revisited?, Robert J. Goodwin
Maine Law Review
Under the direction of Chief Justice Burger the United States Supreme Court has issued several opinions limiting the availability of federal causes of action. While one benefit of this trend may be a reduction in the volume of federal litigation, the costs may include the limitation of substantive federal rights. The recent Supreme Court decision in Smith v. Robinson narrowly construed the availability of certain federal causes of action, and it illustrates how such a ruling, although procedural on its surface, in reality can operate to erode substantive rights. In Smith the Court concluded that a handicapped child could not …
Prejudice And Promise In The Early Years Of The Federal Judiciary, George L. Haskins
Prejudice And Promise In The Early Years Of The Federal Judiciary, George L. Haskins
Maine Law Review
Preserving the dignity of the human individual and protecting individual rights from the excesses of governmental power have been endemic problems for politically organized society in the western world for centuries. From antiquity and the early middle ages comes the thought that "government" became necessary because of he sinfulness or depravity of man. But it was not suggested that rulers should be all-powerful nor that the people who are governed should be entirely at the mercy of government. Indeed, our classic ideal of the democratic state first emerged in Greece, then briefly again in Rome, and later — but for …
Editorial Board Vol. 37 No. 2 (1985), J. Gordon Scannell, Jr. Editor-In-Chief
Editorial Board Vol. 37 No. 2 (1985), J. Gordon Scannell, Jr. Editor-In-Chief
Maine Law Review
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Food Deserts, Socioeconomic Status, And Health In The City Of Detroit, Nolan Booth
Food Deserts, Socioeconomic Status, And Health In The City Of Detroit, Nolan Booth
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
While many attribute health disparities in Detroit residents to the phenomenon of food deserts, this essay takes a closer look at such a seemingly obvious explanation and critically examines the concept of food deserts. This essay argues that the commonly held definition of food desert is inadequate for describing the complexities of a setting such as Detroit, and the true cause of the health disparities between the city and surrounding suburbs can be attributed to the lower socioeconomic status of the average Detroit resident, itself a product of racist housing policies and segregationist laws.
The Green Agent: Detroit's Urban Agriculture, Lydia Bonney
The Green Agent: Detroit's Urban Agriculture, Lydia Bonney
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
This paper examines the role that urban agriculture has played in the lives of the citizens of Detroit throughout its history. By using newspaper articles, books, scholarly journals, websites, and one self-conducted interview, this essay explores several Detroit urban agriculture programs. Analysis of past successes and failures of urban agriculture programs shows how investing in urban agriculture today may address many similar problems Detroit faces. Thanks to the city’s unique landscape, community, and spatial disparity, Detroit has the potential to become a world leader in urban agriculture.
The Implications Of Jack Kerouac’S Modern Flâneur In On The Road, Jane Valente
The Implications Of Jack Kerouac’S Modern Flâneur In On The Road, Jane Valente
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
Post-World War II society became increasingly reliant on automobiles as the primary mode of transportation in the United States, fostering conditions that gave birth to a modern reconceptualization of the flâneur. Jack Kerouac’s On the Road serves as a reference for character analysis, continuing and revising the Parisian origins of the concept. Drawing from literary works such as Virginia Woolf’s Street Haunting and Sherman Young’s essay “Morphings and Ur-Forms,” this essay argues that the protagonist of On the Road, Sal Paradise, embodies a uniquely American flâneur.
The Maiden’S Tower Of Femininity, Amrita Dhar
The Maiden’S Tower Of Femininity, Amrita Dhar
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
This paper examines portrayals of femininity within “Maiden in the Tower” tales. It analyzes the means by which maturation, sexuality, reproduction, and female agency contribute to the shaping of femininity. Via Petrosinella by Giambattista Basile, Rapunzel by the Brothers Grimm, and Tangled by Disney, the paper explores how variations portray historically unique interpretations of ideal, female traits that defy common assumptions. The evolution of perspectives across “Maiden in the Tower” tales help us grasp how gender ideologies are communicated and how women are socialized.
Shadows And Seduction: Exploring The Duality Of Night In Romeo And Juliet, Elizabeth Woelkers
Shadows And Seduction: Exploring The Duality Of Night In Romeo And Juliet, Elizabeth Woelkers
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
This essay explores how societal perceptions of night evolved from a time of secret worship to a period fraught with fear and demonic influence. Further, this essay explores Shakespeare's use of night to frame the clandestine romance between Romeo and Juliet, highlighting the lovers' perilous engagement with darkness. By embodying the duality of night within the lovers, Shakespeare underscores the timeless struggle between the purity of light and the seduction of night. Additionally, this duality serves as a cautionary narrative, urging audiences to resist the allure of night's temptation and remain in the true light of God.
The Patronage Of Noble Medieval Women And Marie De France’S Yonec, Rex Wagner
The Patronage Of Noble Medieval Women And Marie De France’S Yonec, Rex Wagner
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
Marie de France’s Lais emerged during the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, reflecting the literary patronage of noble women. This paper focuses on the lai Yonec, a story that centers on a noblewoman trapped in a loveless marriage to an elderly king, exploring themes of romantic longing and the constraints of dynastic unions. By examining historical expectations of marriage alongside advancements in vernacular literature, the paper reveals how Yonec articulates the frustrations of women feeling confined by political arrangements. Ultimately, it argues that these women used literary patronage to express their desires for love and fulfillment.
Review Of Decolonial Archival Futures, Taylor F. Henning
Review Of Decolonial Archival Futures, Taylor F. Henning
Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies
This review of Decolonial Archival Futures asserts that the book is about colonial roots of Western archival practice, challenging traditional archival standards, and archival power. The book provides case studies from the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand to demonstrate examples of recentering archival recordkeeping practices on Indigenous communities and post-custodial models of recordkeeping. Decolonial Archival Futures is highly recommended for any archivists working with records by our about Indigenous communities, as well as any information professionals interested in learning about challenging traditional archival paradigms.
Political Posters, Periperformativity, And Power: An Analysis Of The Connections Between An Activist Movement's Image And Sound, Adeline Navarro
Political Posters, Periperformativity, And Power: An Analysis Of The Connections Between An Activist Movement's Image And Sound, Adeline Navarro
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
This essay argues that we can gain a better understanding of the relationship between ACT UP’s image and sound, specifically its political posters and subsequent chants, by using Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick’s theory of periperformativity to examine the periperformative dimension of these chants and thus the power they lend ACT UP members during civil disobedience demonstrations. Second, it argues that the periperformative has the capacity to register historical change because it is an instance of, we-work.
Ballroom: An Exploration Of Queer Survival And Self-Sufficiency, Jet Mezini
Ballroom: An Exploration Of Queer Survival And Self-Sufficiency, Jet Mezini
Rushton Journal of Undergraduate Humanities Research
The AIDs epidemic and its disinformation alienated queer people from U.S culture. As a result, queer people, especially queer people of color, began meeting together to express their self-made culture, a series of competitions among themselves, the underground scene of “ballroom.” Ballroom reveled in self-awareness and bordered on satire, being inspired by Western standards that were unable to be applied to a queer populous. This essay will analyze these cultural norms, understanding how they served as methods of reclamation for queer people, and how ballroom evolved to reflect social progression.
The Blm's Public Lands Rule And "Periodic Adjustments In Use To Conform To Changing Needs And Conditions" Under The Federal Land Policy And Management Act, Jamie Pleune
Pace Environmental Law Review
On May 9, 2024, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) finalized new regulations, cumulatively referred to as the “Public Lands Rule.” According to the preamble for the rule, the purpose of the regulations is “to advance the BLM’s multiple use and sustained yield mission by prioritizing the health and resilience of ecosystems across public lands.” When making land management decisions, the definition of multiple use requires the BLM to take into account “the long-term needs of future generations.” Those resource needs include “recreation, range, timber, minerals, watershed, wildlife and fish, and natural scenic, scientific and historical values.” Despite this directive, …
Exfoliated Hydrotalcite-Transition Metal Complex Composite For Eco-Friendly And Efficient Catalytic Degradation Of 4-Nitrophenol, Sidra Khan, Najma Memon, Saima Q. Memon, Yilmaz Yurekli
Exfoliated Hydrotalcite-Transition Metal Complex Composite For Eco-Friendly And Efficient Catalytic Degradation Of 4-Nitrophenol, Sidra Khan, Najma Memon, Saima Q. Memon, Yilmaz Yurekli
Karbala International Journal of Modern Science
Nitrophenols are notorious aquatic organic contaminants found as degradation products of various parent compounds, including pesticides and industrial chemicals that persist in the environment and must be removed. Catalytic degradation is one of the feasible routes to clean the contaminated water systems, however, environmental contamination with catalysts is also widespread. Herein, we report an environmentally friendly catalyst based on composited Fe-Schiff’s base with exfoliated layered double hydroxides (LDH) of aluminum and nickel (hydrotalcite). The composite showed agglomerated pleated LDH structures sheathed with Fe(III)SB. Nitrogen adsorption isotherm data exhibited improved surface area and narrow pores patterns for composite as compared to …
Early Detection Of Panel Cracks In Display Modules, Hung Wei-Hsiang, Sangmoo Choi
Early Detection Of Panel Cracks In Display Modules, Hung Wei-Hsiang, Sangmoo Choi
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes techniques to detect panel cracks in organic light emitting diode (OLED) based display modules. A stress test is performed to identify weak or defective components that may fail prematurely during regular use of the display modules. The stress test includes testing the display panel from a display driver integrated circuit (DDIC) output trace all the way to the panel internal trace. The display panel traces are toggled at a high toggling rate between a ground voltage and an elevated analog supply voltage (AVDD). In some implementations, the AVDD may be set to a level greater than the …
Remediating Cloud Resource Misconfigurations Using Customizable Profiles, Ujwala Kawalay, Mukesh Marodia, Kishore Garg
Remediating Cloud Resource Misconfigurations Using Customizable Profiles, Ujwala Kawalay, Mukesh Marodia, Kishore Garg
Defensive Publications Series
This disclosure describes a system for remediating misconfigurations in cloud resources. Cloud resources can deviate from secure configurations, which can be time consuming for administrators to correct manually. This system provides resource configuration profiles that store a set of configuration steps designed to restore a cloud resource’s secure state. These resource configuration profiles can be created manually, derived from templates, or generated automatically by the system. In one variation, the system can use large language models (LLMs) to generate resource configuration profiles. This system can detect cloud resource deviations and can recommend cloud resource configuration profiles to an administrator for …