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Articles related to "Justice System"
Critical Media Analysis of "Law and Order" Colorado State University student Tara Egemo examines <i>Law and Order</i>'s resistance to "the cultural stigma that the law is held in the hands of incompetent buffoons." law and order • justice system and media
Early Justice System Examining two forms of punishment which were practised from Medieval times, and why a man would sell his wife. wife selling in england • scold's bridle • ducking stool • medieval punishment.
Fetal Alcohol Disorder and the Justice System More than 60% of prisoners are likely to have been affected by alcohol in utero. It costs appoximately $120,000/yr to "house" a young offender and $82,000 for an adult. fetal alcohol spectrum disorder • fasd and criminal justice system • fasd • victims of crime • fetal alcohol syndrome
Intellectual Disabilities and the Justice System Being characteristically suggestible and eager to please persons in authority, people with mental retardation often confess to capital crimes they did not commit. mental retardation and criminal justice • developmental deficits • mental retardation and vulnerabilities • intellectual disabilities and the law • mental retardation and criminal behavior
Jury Duty: A Case for Law-Related Education Jury duty is an ideal forum for adults to learn more about the courts and justice system. jury • jury duty • justice system • justice • courtroom
Justice System Politics Under Fire The election of judges is a unique aspect to the justice system in the United States as most countries avoid this selection method. Recent troubles may show us why. united states judicial system • election of judges • wisconsin state supreme court • sandra day o'connor • executive privilege
Four Mounties Killed On Thursday, March 3, 2005, four RCMP officers were gunned down in the line of duty. When will our politicans see that they must give power to police and the courts in order to stop the escalation of crime. mounties • rcmp • royal canadian mounted police • 4 officers killed • officers gunned down
Three Reasons to Oppose the Death Penalty The application of the death penalty in the United States allows for the possibility of innocent people being murdered, often because of race and class bias. death penalty • anti death penalty movement • death penalty innocence factor • racism death penalty • justice system
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
Ontario a Leader in the Regulation of Paralegals Despite its continued controversy, Ontario's Access to Justice Act has opened the door to licensing non-lawyers to practice certain areas of law. law society of upper canada • paralegal regulation • ontario's justice system • small claims court • access to justice act
Prosecutorial Misconduct is a Crime Prosecutors have a duty to hand over all evidence to a defendant. If failing to do so causes a defendant to be found guilty, that conduct should never go unpunished. prosecutorial misconduct • brady v. maryland exculpatory evidence • craig watkins prosecutors jail • dallas county prosecutors prison • james lee woodard
Puerto Rican Businessmen Face Chinese Justice After enduring several weeks of primitive prison conditions, four businessmen from Puerto Rico are to be formally indicted on criminal charges in Shanghai, China. puerto rico business • china international trade • chinese criminal justice system • state department action • puerto rico government
TALES...BEHIND THE BARS Part I of an interview with Rev. Jeff Black, pastor of St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Austin texas culture • prisoners • prison ministries • jeff black • criminals
The High Cost of Crime Bringing crooks and predators to justice is a laudable social goal in any civil society. But, does the high cost of crime give taxpayers value for their money? crime • crime cost • criminals • criminal justice • criminal justice system
The Importance of the American Jury Juries have the important task of making life-altering decisions about money, freedom and life or death situations. Thus, serving on a jury is a very serious proposition. jury • justice system • jury bias • expert witness • witness testimony
Understanding the West Memphis Three In 1993, three teenagers were convicted for the murders of three boys in West Memphis. This fall, the case continues and many have forgotten what's at stake. west memphis three • arkansas justice system • damien echols • jessie misskelley • jason baldwin
What is criminology? What is criminology: My understanding of the discipline, and its promise for the future. Special Guest Author Evan Spencer Provides a comprehensive explanation of Criminology to help eliminate some of the confusion you folks may have. While this discipline is not forensic psychology the often overlap. So take a look. forensics • criminology
Tales from the West Texas Dust Part II of an interview with Randy Williamson. randy williamson • interviews • life in prison • prison experiences • criminal justice
Shifting Images of the Criminal in Victorian England (bk review) This is a book review of Martin Wiener's book on the shifting image of the criminal from early Victorian England to late Victorian England.
Teens, Drug Abuse and Justice Reclaiming Futures is a succesful program run by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to help communities help thier teens who are in jail and addicted to drugs or alcohol. reclaiming futures • he robert wood johnson foundation • rwjf • teens and drugs • teen drug abuse
Tales from the West Texas Dust Special wrapup of the 76th Legislature through an interview with Rep. Carl Isett (R--Lubbock) carl islett • republican representative • lubbock • texas legislature • texas politics
DNA of Criminals - Help to Wrongly Convicted Should close relatives of criminals be DNA profiled or is it a violation of civil liberties? Will kinship analysis aid the criminal justice system or abuse human rights? dna • familial dna mapping • kinship analysis • wrongly convicted • dna fingerprinting database evidence
Tales from the West Texas Dust This is the introduction to an in-depth series of interviews, articles, etc. to what goes on behind the doors of the Texas criminal justice system. criminal justice • prisons • texas
Teens Tried as Adults A Failure Juvenile offenders in adult prisons are more likely to be sexually abused and commit suicide. The present system is not working. juveniles in adult prisons more violent • juveniles in adult prisons more likely to commit s • laws are not deterring juveniles from crime • juvenile justice system a failure • juveniles in adult prisons likely sexually abused
The Economic Impact of Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Alcohol and drug abuse have reached epidemic proportions in America. While they have a negative consequence for all, there is a special negative impact upon the economy. economic costs of alcoholism and drug abuse • costs of substance abuse • costs of alcohol and drug abuse • high society how substance abuse ravages america • joseph califano
TALES...BEHIND THE BARS Editor's special interview with himself on his experiences as a grand juror. texas culture • texas criminal justice • grand juries • jury
Justice, Texas Style The Supreme Court, busy as always this time of the year, will scrutinize no less that three Texas death penalty cases this term. This article shows you one reason why the Lone Star State is on the High Court's hotseat. death penalty • supreme court • justice
Tales from the West Texas Dust Part VI of an interview with Randy and Rosie Williamson randy williamson • rosie williamson • ex-convicts • prisons
Tales from the West Texas Dust: SPECIAL CONTEST Announcement of a special question/essay contest on the Texas criminal justice system criminal justice • contests
The level of punishment must strike a balance. Special guest author Evan Spencer (saves my but again - sorry family emergency) ... With this look at the multiple methods of correctional system punishment. An intriguing and thought provoking read. corrections • punishment • levels • australia • united states
Canadian Aboriginal Reserves in Crisis Thousands of Aboriginal Canadians are living in poverty but little is being done to help this marginalized group. aboriginal poverty in canada • canadian aboriginal social issues • poverty on reserves • chief angus toulouse • assembly of first nations
Critical Incident Stress Management Police Psychology doesn't always involve criminals. Police officers have one of the worlds most stressful jobs. Critical Incident Stress Management was created to deal with these stessors. stress management • police • forensics • trauma
FLDS Letter to President Bush Willie Jessop addressed a letter to the executive branch accusing the agencies who conducted the raid on the Yearning for Zion ranch of exceeding boundaries flds letter • flds raid • yfz flds raid • polygamist sects • mormonism
History of Wife Beating This article provides a summation of the historical roots of wife beating. The influences of the Middle Ages and Christianity on wife beating are discussed. history and domestic violence • wife beating • christian beliefs and women's subordination • eve and the garden of eden • women's obedience
Lawsuits and Your Job In our litigation-happy society, citizens are quick to turn a cry of "foul!" into a demand for financial restitution. But when does justice turn into whining? lawsuits • suing boss • suing at work • harassment • discrimination at work
Minnesota Says BC/BS Denies Kids Coverage Minnesota Blue Cross/Blue Shield has been sued for failing to cover certain groups of children. Not only that, but they want you to pay for it. public health • healthcare • medicine • blue cross • blue shield minnesota
Racist Organization Bankrupted in Kentucky In a letter to supporters, the Southern Poverty Law Center declared a victory over the Imperial Klans of America which is expected to cripple the organization. southern poverty law institute • white supremists • kkk • imperial clans of america • bankrupting racist groups
Surprising Facts about ADD / ADHD A few facts and statistics about ADD and ADHD that may surprise you. attention deficit disorder • attention deficit hyperactivity disorder • adhd • ad/hd • add
U.S., Iraq Near Security Deal, Minus Timetable A revised security pact between the United States and Iraq outlines goals for an American departure, but leaves wiggle room for both Baghdad and Washington. iraq • u.s. • security pact • war on terror • troop withdrawal
What is a Plea Bargain? Plea bargains are an essential part of the criminal justice system, and provide an efficient way to resolve criminal court cases. plea bargain • plea agreement • plea offer • plea bargaining • constitutional law
Adoptive Parents Invest More Adoptive parents treat their children differently than biological parents do, in numerous ways. Parenting styles, methods of discipline, and even mealtimes are different. adoptive parents invest more • parenting styles • children are adopted • adopted or biological • adoptive parents
Alcohol Abuse Inpatient Treatment Some recovering alcoholics require inpatient treatment, which can be obtained from medical detoxification programs, therapeutic communities, and halfway houses. alcoholism inpatient • inpatient programs for alcoholics • detoxification and inpatient treatment • inpatient alcohol treatment • inpatient treatment for alcohol abuse
American Sign Language Today American Sign Language is a symbolic linguistic system which must be taught, learned, and processed by the brain the same as with any language, native or foreign. american sign language • asl gestures • symbolic linguistic system • misconception asl • professor thoryk kent state university
Book Review: An Innocent Man Prolific courtroom crime novelist, John Grisham, makes his first foray into non-fiction with his latest release, "An Innocent Man." an innocent man • john grisham • grisham crime books • true crime books • book review - an innocent man
Book Review: Caught Out! By Wendy Lewis Fraud, illicit affairs, deception, backhanders, injustice and lies. These and other scandals have made it into Australian headlines over the past 17 years. caught out • wendy lewis • australian scandals • australian celebrities • cheryl kernot
Capital Complex in Bangladesh In the capital complex at Dhaka, architect Louis Kahn realized a synthesis of form and design that has no parallel in the contemporary world of architecture. capital complex at dhaka • architect louis kahn • synthesis of form and design • architectural masterpiece • yale art gallery extension
Carlisle Indian School In Cumberland County, Pennsylvania is a school that changed the lives of many American Indians. Instead of learning the Indian culture the U.S. stripped the culture. tribes • treaties • geronimo • pratt • carlisle
Investigating The CSI Effect The CSI Effect has altered the way the criminal justice system operates. The CBS CSI Trilogy, in particular, has changed public opinion of forensic science forever. csi effect • forensic science • cbs csi: crime scene investigation • miami • new york
Is There Proof That God Exists? Can we know God exists? Can we prove God exists? How convincing are the reasons to believe in God? Can we remove all doubt over God's reality? proof god exists • prove god exist • reasons to believe in god • evidence for god • prove god exists
Law & Order Highly successful legal drama focuses on crime and punishment, and the outcome of each case is unpredictable with lots of twists and turns in the courtroom. law & order • u.s. television series • law & order cast • new york police • medical examiners |
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