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Transnational Codes Of Conduct Through Dialogue: Leveling The Playing Field For Developing-Country Workers, Claire Moore Dickerson

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Reconciling "Irreconcilable" Capital Punishment Doctrine As Comparative And Noncomparative Justice, Robert F. Schopp

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Amadou Diallo And The "Foreigner" Meme: Interpreting The Application Of Federal Court Interpreter Laws, Leslie V. Dery

Florida Law Review

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Pretrial Publicity And Individual Voir Dire: What Has The Florida Supreme Court Done To The Jury Selection Process?, Ashley Newsom

Florida Law Review

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Diversity Is A Value In American Higher Education, But It Is Not A Legal Justification For Affermative Action, E. John Gregory

Florida Law Review

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In Accordance With Public Outcry: Zoning Out Sex Offenders Through Residence Restrictions In Florida, Steven J. Wernick

Florida Law Review

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The Second Death Of Capital Punishment, J. Richard Broughton

Florida Law Review

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Constitutional Law: Elimination Of The Juvenile Death Penalty—Substituting Moral Judgment For A True National Consensus, Steven J. Wernick

Florida Law Review

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Criminal Procedure: Finding The Needle—Toward A More Stringent Standard For Effective Assitance Of Counsel, Brooke R. Hardy

Florida Law Review

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Constitutional Law: Fact Of Factor: The Supreme Court Eliminates Sentencing Factors And The Federal Sentencing Guidelines, Michelle Reiss Drab

Florida Law Review

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Professional Responsibility: Tortured Independence In The Office Of Legal Counsel, Marisa Lopez

Florida Law Review

No abstract provided.

Patriotism, Nationalism, And The War On Terror: A Mild Plea In Avoidance, Winston P. Nagan, Craig Hammer

Florida Law Review

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Nationalism In The Age Of Terror, Viet D. Dinh

Florida Law Review

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National Identity Cards: Fourth And Fifth Amendment Issues, Daniel J. Steinbock

Florida Law Review

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A Cruel And Unusual Applicaton Of The Proportionality Principle In Eighth Amendment Analysis, Blake J. Delaney

Florida Law Review

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When Terrorism Threatens Health: How Far Are Limitations On Personal And Economic Liberties Justified?, Lawrence O. Gostin

Florida Law Review

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An Enron Lesson: The Modest Role Of Criminal Law In Preventing Corporate Crime, Geraldine Szott Moohr

Florida Law Review

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The Sixth Amendment: Where Did The Jury Go? Florida's Flawed Sentencing In Death Penalty Cases, Benjamin F. Diamond

Florida Law Review

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Cluster Iii Introduction, Angela P. Harris

Florida Law Review

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The Case For African American And Latina/O Cooperation In Challenging Racial Profiling In Law Enforcement, Kevin R. Johnson

Florida Law Review

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Digging Deeper Into Constitutional Law, Sarah Moss

The Voice

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The Dangerous "Wasn't Super Consensual" Sexual Culture Of Santa Clara University, Molly Flood

Silicon Valley Sociological Review

The rise in cases of sexual assaults occurring on Santa Clara University’s campus begs the question of why and how the sexual culture on campus allows these traumatic situations to occur and prompts the consideration of how best to support the survivor and uphold justice. Previous research has explored the saturation of sexual assaults on college campuses and revealed a lack of understanding of what constitutes consent and college environments being prone to such crimes. In an effort to center survivors' needs, I utilized personal stories from the Instagram account @metoo.scu to gather information on the assaults and personal sentiments …

Silicon Valley Sociological Review Vol. 20 2022

Silicon Valley Sociological Review

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Relationships And Retaliation In The #Metoo Era, Nicole Buonocore Porter

Florida Law Review

In this #MeToo era, so much important work is being done (and so many stories are being told and listened to), but very little of the work focuses on retaliation. And none of the work focuses on situations where the fear of retaliation is not necessarily job loss (although that certainly happens) but rather, it is the fear of harming workplace relationships. This Article will use a real-life story of harassment to demonstrate how much workplace relationships matter—especially to women—and how the fear of harming those relationships often affects an employee's willingness to report harassment. Thus, this Article argues for …

Concerns With Taking The Covid-19 Vaccine, Kaela Bellamy, Robert S. Keyser

The Kennesaw Journal of Undergraduate Research

This IRB-approved descriptive study provides an overview of the concerns associated with receiving a COVID-19 vaccination within the Kennesaw State University community, an R2 university with over 41,000 students, and uses a survey to provide insight into how students, faculty, staff, and administrators are responding to the vaccinations for COVID-19, both available and unavailable, and their preferences. Our research findings indicate that: 1) Most of the population at Kennesaw State University intends to receive the vaccine, regardless of their concerns; 2) The majority of the participants who are either employed or provided an education by Kennesaw State University plan to …

The Effect Of Transfer Of Care Protocol On The Rehospitalization Rates In Psychiatric Patients, Fernando Guillen Msn, Cnp, Pmhnp-Bc

Student Scholarly Projects

Practice Problem: The problem involved the transition of psychiatric care from long psychiatric hospitalizations to community-based psychiatric treatment which has developed into shorter inpatient psychiatric hospitalizations, which in turn has developed into a significantly higher number of individuals being readmitted within one year of inpatient discharge.

PICOT: In adult patients undergoing inpatient acute psychiatric care (P), how does the use of a transfer of care protocol (I), compared to current transfer of care practice (C), affect the rate of readmission within 30 days for inpatient acute psychiatric care (O), in 10 weeks?

Evidence: The evidence from an extensive literature review …

Racial Tension, Public Mistrust, And Policing: Insights From Police Leaders In The Rio Grande Valley (Rgv)- A Research Note, Marika Dawkins-Cavazos

Criminal Justice Faculty Publications

This paper presents preliminary insights from police leaders in the Rio Grande Valley (RGV), a southwestern border region of the United States. Perceptions among minority police leaders with respect to minority-police interactions have received little attention. To better understand the perceptions of minority police leaders, this study focused on whether police leaders in a predominantly Hispanic region of the country perceive that racial tensions influence police-community interactions. Using a purposive sample of 29 police leaders, preliminary results suggest that recent high-profile incidents have had some impact on how officers do their jobs. Implications for public policy and suggestions for future …

A Phenomenological Examination Of Probation Officers' Perception On Black Female Ex-Offenders Transition And Successful Reentry Into Society, Anita Michelle Bryant

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

The purpose of this phenomenological study was to describe the experiences of probation officers who provided supervision in a reintegration program for post-release Black female offenders concerning their efforts to reduce recidivism. The feminist theory guided this research study, as it shed light on the barriers encountered by female offenders in the United States and expounded how they were specifically unique from the barriers faced by male offenders. The research questions were: what are probation officers’ perceptions of how reentry programs contribute to Black female ex-offenders’ successful transition back into the community, what are the probation officers’ perceptions of how …

A Quantitative Study On Officer Proactivity Before And After Body-Worn Cameras Using Archived Data, Jessica Renee Smith

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

This quantitative study aimed to determine if traffic stops and self-initiated activities for first-line patrol officers, from a large police agency in the Southern United States, decreased after body-worn cameras (BWCs) were issued. Additionally, this study attempted to determine if there was an effect on the crime rate after the cameras were issued. Body-worn cameras have been considered as a device to improve police-citizen relationships. While numerous studies find the cameras useful; some drawbacks regarding the BWCs are beginning to surface. The importance of this study will allow department leaders to make certain that body-worn cameras are adding value and …

Cultivating Organic Creativity: A Review Of The Imagination Machine, Donald Roth

Faculty Work Comprehensive List

"I... see the potential to use this secular book as a demonstration of an important aspect of what it means to do business Christianly."

Posting about ­­­­­­­­the book The Imagination Machine from In All Things - an online journal for critical reflection on faith, culture, art, and every ordinary-yet-graced square inch of God’s creation.

https://inallthings.org/cultivating-organic-creativity-a-review-of-the-imagination-machine/