Articles related to "Courtroom"
Courtroom Culture Bias
Courtroom language is culturally biased and aggressively colonial, alienating Indigenous defendants from mainstream justice and law.
• gratuitous concurrence
• aboriginal law
• indigenous law
• racism in the court
• racist justice system
Psychic Criminology
Applied psi, psychic phenomena, presumes psychic abilities exist and tries to find ways to use these talents in conventional disciplines including crime and archaeology.
• paranormal
• parapsychology
• psychic criminology
• psychometry
• psychic investigation
Courtroom, Prison, or Classroom?
Is too much class time spent on disciplinary problems? Here are some suggetions!
• discipline
• classroom management
• education
Pleading Guilty by Scott Turow
A review of the legal thriller, "Pleading Guilty" by Scott Turow, followed by the best places online to purchase the book.
• books
• reading
• novels
• thrillers
• legal
Fracture Puts It All Together
Though not as flesh hungry as Dr. Hannibal Lecter, Anthony Hopkins introduces us to Ted Crawford, a structural engineer with an analytical and evil mind.
• hopkins
• gosling
• fracture
• lecter
• courtroom
Judge and Jury by James Patterson
James Patterson is known for his easy-to-read, fast-paced, engrossing thrillers...and "Judge and Jury," written with Andrew Gross and released in July, is no exception.
• james patterson
• mystery novel
• thriller
• judge and jury
• summer beach novels
Another "Military Mutiny?"
Renegade military officers walked out of a court hearing on their 2003 Oakwood Hotel mutiny, took over the Peninsula Hotel, and demanded President Arroyo's resignation.
• lt antonio trillanes
• military mutiny
• oakwood mutiny
• peninsula hotel incident
• coup attempt
Bad Blood
Deep under the streets of New York City lies an underground network of tunnels, subway stations, and waterpipes. It's a rough place and so are the people that work there
• thrillers
• mystery novels set in new york
• mystery book reviews
• linda fairstein novels
• courtroom novels
Book Review - Exile
More than just a book about terrorism, "Exile" is a disturbing, yet compelling murder drama, with deep roots in the conflicts of the West Bank. I highly recommend it.
• exile by richard north patterson
• richard north patterson novels
• mysteries set in the middle east
• exile book review
• patterson book reviews
Book Review: Alibi
Sydney Bauer has written a tightly-plotted legal thriller in Alibi, with defence attorney David Cavanaugh again taking the central role in a high-profile murder case
• book review
• alibi
• sydney bauer
• pan macmillan
• david cavanaugh
Book Review: Limitations
"Limitations" revisits some of Turow's past characters, but the jury's out on this courtroom drama.
• scott turow
• limitations
• book review: limitations
• latest novel from scott turow
• mystery book review
Daytime TV Judge Rundown
They're all over the daytime television scene. They've turned countless housewives and unemployed couch potatoes into legal experts. But which TV judge is right for you?
• judge judy
• judith sheindlin
• the people's court
• marilyn milian
• judge alex
John Grisham
John Grisham's rise from small-town lawyer to best-selling author seems on the surface a Cinderella story, but it's more a tale of dedication and hard work than luck.
• john grishman
• 20th century mystery writers
• mystery writers from mississippi
• courtroom drama authors
• mystery author biographies
Math For Attorneys
This writing proposes utilization of multiple regression modeling to help legal counsels gain a statistical edge in trials along with more efficient preparations.
• courtroom success
• win trial
• judge rulings
• regression analysis
• multiple regression
Movie Review of Fracture
Anthony Hopkins and Ryan Gosling face off in this taut thriller.
• fracture movie review
• ryan gosling film
• anthony hopkins fracture
• suspense thriller
• courtroom drama
Officer-Mutineer-Senator Trillanes
In custody for leading a 2003 mutiny, Trillanes was elected to the Senate last May, then led the Nov 29th coup attempt. His escapades have precedents in the Philippines.
• antonio trillanes iv
• oakwood mutiny
• makati courtroom walkout
• philippine coup attempt
• peninsula hotel takeover
The Appeal by John Grisham
Are the judges in your area appointed or elected? If elected, are you sure that special interests are not manipulating your choices?
• the appeal by john grisham
• courtroom mystery novels
• john grisham novels
• novels set in mississippi
• wes and mary grace patton
The Quality of Mercy
Often confused with a soliloquy, Portia's speech "The quality of mercy is not strain'd" is a clever piece of courtoom oratory.
• the quality of mercy is not strain'd
• merchant of venice
• portia
• shylock
• soliloquy
The Price of Freedom
The 1998 dramatic film Amistad, based on a true story, centered around a group of enslaved Africans fighting for their basic human right to freedom.
• la amistad
• amistad
• racism
• racial injustice
• courtroom drama