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A Missouri Citizen’S Guide To Red Light Cameras, Joe Conlon

Missouri Law Review

Red light cameras are a hotly debated issue in Missouri. Many supporters argue that red light cameras reduce accidents and save lives.1 Those opposed claim the cameras do more harm than good.2 This Summary provides a brief background on red light cameras and their early use in Missouri. This Summary then discusses the recent development in red light camera laws, including the string of recent Missouri court cases dealing with the issue, as well as proposed state legislation. Finally, this Summary discusses possible legal arguments one can present in court in the event that he or she is accused of …

Judicial Education And Regulatory Capture: Does The Current System Of Educating Judges Promote A Well-Functioning Judiciary And Adequately Serve The Public Interest?, S. I. Strong

Journal of Dispute Resolution

First, the Essay considers certain obstacles to research concerning judicial education as a means of determining why more scholars have not sounded an alarm regarding practices in this field (Section II). The Essay then addresses a number of issues relating to the current approach to judicial education to determine whether and to what extent judicial control over this issue can be considered problematic (Section III). That analysis leads logically into a discussion of various ways that the possibility of regulatory capture of judicial education could be diminished (Section IV). Finally, the Essay concludes by drawing together various strands of analysis …

International Arbitration, Judicial Education, And Legal Elites, Catherine A. Rogers

Journal of Dispute Resolution

This essay sketches an account of how investment arbitration affects development of local legal institutions, in particular domestic courts. When investment arbitration is introduced into a local legal environment, it becomes integrated with international commercial arbitration, and often domestic arbitration. This integration occurs because the local economic elites, private law firms, and local businesses that deal with (or compete with) foreign investors and investment arbitration disputes also deal with international commercial matters, international commercial disputes, and domestic arbitration.

Of Judges, Law, And The River: Tacit Knowledge And The Judicial Role, Chad M. Oldfather

Journal of Dispute Resolution

“What does it mean to be a judge?” That’s a tall order, and one is tempted to begin—and perhaps to end—by formulating taxonomy of characteristics that judges ought to have. Indeed, that is a tactic that others have used. The resulting lists differ in their particulars, but are broadly similar. The enumerated traits include attributes like intelligence, legal knowledge, judgment, decisiveness, and so on.

Deference, Clarity, And The Future Of Arbitration In Investor-State Dispute Settlements, Robert N. Mace

Journal of Dispute Resolution

The result in BG Group, PLC demonstrates the Court’s desire to sustain arbitration as an effective and independent means of resolving disputes. The Court displayed an inclination to limit the influence of the judiciary on the process of BIT arbitration, recognizing the important position of BITs in global commerce and the prominence of the United States. Ultimately, the Court aligned the interpretive framework of domestic and international arbitration review in an effort to simplify review for courts and better inform stakeholders to the level of involvement of the judicial system in BITs that contain arbitration provisions.

Journal Of Sociology And Social Welfare Vol. 42 No. 3 (September 2015)

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

AN EXAMINATION OF THE NEW YORK STATE WORKERS' COMPENSATION REFORM ACT OF 2007 Julia Ostrov

REFRAMING NEW FRONTIERS FOR INDIGENOUS PEOPLES Hilary Weaver

SOCIAL WORK ADVOCACY: PROFESSIONAL SELF-INTEREST AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Mary Ellen Brown, Michelle Livermore, and Annahita Ball

WHO'S LEFT OUT: CHARACTERISTICS OF HOUSEHOLDS IN ECONOMIC NEED NOT RECEIVING PUBLIC SUPPORT Vincent A. Fusaro

APPLYING SEN'S CAPABILITY APPROACH TO UNDERSTAND WORK AND INCOME AMONG POOR PEOPLE IN INDIA Mahasweta M. Banerjee

RELATIONSHIP-BASED JUSTICE FOR GENDER RESPONSIVE SPECIALTY COURTS Margaret H. Lloyd

RACE-GENDER DIFFERENCES IN THE IMPACT OF HISTORY OF HEAVY DRINKING ON CURRENT ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION DURING THE TRANSITION TO …

Eng 3063 : Intermediate Fiction Writing, English

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Eng 3064 : Intermediate Dramatic Writing, English

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Eng 3062 : Intermediate Poetry Writing, English

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Eng 3008 : Digital Writing And Multimodal Texts, English

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Eng 2000 : Introduction To Creative Writing, English

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Geg/Gel 3420 : Geomorphology: Surficial Processes And Landforms, Geology/Geography

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Aet 4763 : Rapid Prototyping Technology, Technology

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Bio 2220 : Anatomy And Physiology Ii, Biological Sciences

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Csd 6922 : Supervised Experience, Communication Disorders & Sciences

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Lin 110: Language And Mind, Lecture Notes, Petko Ivanov

Slavic Studies Course Materials

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An Alternative Food Policy, Chris Erchull

Western New England Law Review

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Health Law—Band-Aid Jurisprudence: Why The Recognition Of Negligent Credentialing Threatens Patient Care In Massachusetts, Kyle Deskus

Western New England Law Review

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Property Rights—When Reform Is Not Enough: A Look Inside The Problems Created By The Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform Act Of 2000, Jennifer Levesque

Western New England Law Review

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When The Story Is Too Good To Be True: A Lawyer's Role In Resisting The Lure Of Narrative, Jeanne Kaiser, Scott Brown

Western New England Law Review

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Constitutional Law/Evidence—United States V. Charles: A Post-Crawford Analysis Of An Interpreter As A Declarant: Did The Eleventh Circuit Take Its Decision A Bridge Too Far?, Daniel Benoit

Western New England Law Review

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Administrative Law—All (Food) Politics Is Local: Cooperative Federalism, New England Small Farms, And The Food Safety Modernization Act, Laura Fisher

Western New England Law Review

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Professional Ethics—The High Risk Of Going Green: Problems Facing Transactional Attorneys And The Growth Of The State-Level Legal Marijuana Industries, Ian Wagemaker

Western New England Law Review

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Conservation Conveyancing: When Your Client Is Posterity, Richard Evans

Western New England Law Review

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Because Forever Is Too Long, Ausher M.B. Kosfky

Western New England Law Review

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The Riddle Of Shareholder Rights And Corporate Social Responsibility, Daniel J. Morrissey

Brooklyn Law Review

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Fitting A Square Peg In A Round Hole: Bitcoin, Money Laundering, And The Fifth Amendment Privilege Against Self-Incrimination, Nicholas J. Ajello

Brooklyn Law Review

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No More Band-Aid Solutions: Improving Immigration Reform By Addressing The Root Causes Of Mexican Migration And Refining Foreign Direct Investment, Molly E. Kammien

Brooklyn Law Review

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At The End Of Our Article Iii Rope: Why We Still Need The Equal Rights Amendment, Sarah M. Stephens

Brooklyn Law Review

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Reading Riley Broadly: A Call For A Clear Rule Excluding All Warrantless Searches Of Mobile Digital Devices Incident To Arrest, Tristan M. Ellis

Brooklyn Law Review

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