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Hoping it will find a place along with "Animal Farm" and "Julius Caesar" in high school kids' backpacks, the San Jose Independent Police Auditor is coming out with an updated edition of the "Students' Guide to Police Practices." ... Source: www.xcritic.com --- 41 days ago
Highly Recommended. Production Dates: February-April 2008 Directed By: Brian Brennan The Movie: The Greensboro Correctional Facility has a new work release program that has been deemed experimental and confidential. Naturally, the new program is only offered to the hottest inmates and involves sexual favors. Cast: Macana Man, Mike, Scarface, Nighthawk, Chulo, Swift, Bori, Mike, and Domino The Dudes: Criminal Behavior offers the viewer nine hot Black and Latino guys with short and longish dark hair; muscular, toned, and slender/toned bodies; plenty of cool tattoos; hairy and smooth chests; full and shortly trimmed pubes; hairy assholes; cut 'n uncut cocks. Run Time: 1 Hour and 25 Minutes Condoms: Yes Scene One: Read the entire review ... Source: www.techdirt.com --- 17 days ago
While American competitor NebuAd may be on the verge of shutting down , it appears that Phorm, the controversial clickstream tracking, behavioral ad company that focused mainly on the UK market, may be dodging a series of bullets. First, the government said that clickstream tracking could be legal if the situation was clearly explained to customers and there was an obvious mechanism for opting out. Now, UK police are dropping their own investigation of earlier trials with BT, which many believed were illegal because they were done with no notice to consumers at all, and no way to opt-out. That would seem to go against the government's earlier statements, but the police are saying that there's no evidence that this is a Criminal matter -- which would leave this open to civil lawsuits from individuals who were impacted by the trials. Permalink | Comments | Email This Story ... Source: www.casinogamblingweb.com --- 35 days ago
A teenager from Euxton has become the latest Criminal that blames online gambling for his Behavior, it is a trend that is being used widely to try and reduce jail sentences. ... Source: www.madville.com --- 27 days ago
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While American competitor NebuAd may be on the verge of shutting down, it appears that Phorm, the controversial clickstream tracking, behavioral ad company that focused mainly on the UK market, may be dodging a series of bullets. First, the government said that clickstream tracking could be legal if the situation was clearly explained to [...] ... Source: wmbriggs.com --- 23 days ago
I want to ask a favor of my regular readers and of those who occasionally come here to seek an alternate view. You can help me spread the word. Yesterday, we discussed the sad plight of Dr X, a once eminent scientist who appeared in a British court with the express purpose to justify Criminal [...] ... Source: educationinnovation.typepad.com --- 6 days ago
What does the current Criminal justice system, the future health care system, school discipline, and education have in common? Blend them up in the Education Innovation blender and take a look. Today I was thinking about the school wide Behavior plan I have been working on as part my school improvement program I call the Victory Project. The past Behavior system could be compared to the Criminal Justice System. I wondered if there is a better model. Then it hit me; we need to model the ideas of health care. Yesterday I wrote about how education should model the ideas set forth for improving health care. (4 Ps For Innovation in Education) Education should be Predictive, Preventive, Participatory, and Personalized. If you add two more Ps such as Positive and Progressive then you have the makings of a new Behavior plan that better influences positive Behavior and deals with negative Behavior on an individual basis. The health care model is a better comparison for what we should be seeking in school Behavior plans. Which would you rather have to go through? When you are in the Criminal Justice system, there are no relationships developed, it happens to you, releasing the student from participating and reflecting on their Behavior. The health care model is much better at being predictive, preventive, participatory, personalized, positive, and progressive. Schools, teachers, administrators, parents, and even students should be thinking abou ... Source: blogs.reuters.com --- 18 days ago
French President Nicolas Sarkozy announced that if Sudan changes its Behavior and actively supports growing international calls for peace in Darfur, Paris would back suspending any indictments the International Criminal Court (ICC) issues against Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir. Sarkozy made clear there would be strings attached. In a speech to the U.N. General Assembly, the [...] ... Source: newsweek.washingtonpost.com --- 7 days ago
The Current Discussion: Will the U.S. financial crisis lead to an erosion of U.S. influence comparable to the Iraq war? Naturally, the U.S. financial crisis will decrease the relative moral and material weight of American leadership. The irresponsibility of large banking institutions, the probably Criminal Behavior of very important companies in the stock market, and the continued negligence of the government show that today in the U.S. unscrupulous Behavior in the economic arena is not an isolated phenomenon. This is serious, given that the U.S. is not only the most important nation in the planet, it is, as well, a sort of role model to the rest of the world. With what moral authority can the U.S. government fight against international corruption, defend transparency and preach the virtues of globalization after this shameful spectacle? There is no doubt but that this crisis will severely affect America's ability to influence the rest of the world. ... Source: www.law.harvard.edu --- 24 days ago
J.J. Prescott of the University of Michigan will be presenting his paper (co-authored with Jonah Rockoff) entitled "Do Sex Offender Registration and Notification Laws Affect Criminal Behavior?" ... Source: www.boingboing.net --- 4 days ago
Lawrence Lessig's astute comments about the Keating Five scandal. It has surprised me that this, the tremor before this recent financial disaster, the Keating Five scandal, has not been at the center of this campaign before. But now, apparently in response to Palin's suggestion that the fact Obama knows Ayers is relevant to whether he should be president, the Obama campaign has released this very strong 15 minute documentary about the Keating scandal. For those not old enough to remember, here's the outline: 5 Senators, all of whom had received campaign funding from Charles Keating, intervene with regulators to get them to overlook Criminal Behavior by Keating, leading to the collapse of Lincoln Savings, leading to a $3.4 billion bill for Americans. The only one of those 5 Senators to receive both personal and political benefits from Keating: McCain. Fair? Totally relevant to the question whether the judgment of this candidate is the sort that's needed at this time. Totally relevant to the basic question whether his philosophy -- deregulate -- is what this sector needs at this time. Wise? Not sure. I'm not sure Americans distinguish between hard-hitting-and-fair criticism (which this is) and hard-hitting-and-unfair criticism (which Palin's is). One might worry that they're "burn[ing] down the house to roast the pig" but I assume they've reckoned that. But ugly? You bet. and then things got ugly... ... Source: www.care2.com --- 17 days ago
Welfare for the Rich Welfare for the Rich Never before in US history has such blatant Criminal Behavior been rewarded as it will be when the Bail-Out comes to pass. Bernake a Bush lackey has given Congress an ultimatum of sorts with tales of ... ...
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A U.S. military officer warned Pentagon officials that an American detainee was being driven nearly insane by months of punishing isolation and sensory deprivation in a U.S. military brig, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. While the treatment of prisoners at detention facilities at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and in Afghanistan and Iraq have long been the subject of human rights complaints and court scrutiny, the documents shed new light on how two American citizens and a legal U.S. resident were treated in military jails inside the United States. The Bush administration ordered the men to be held in military jails as "enemy combatants" for years of interrogations without Criminal charges, which would not have been allowed in civilian jails. The men were interrogated by the CIA and Defense Intelligence Agency, repeatedly denied access to attorneys and mail from home and contact with anyone other than guards and their interrogators. They were deprived of natural light for months and for years were forbidden even minor distractions such as a soccer ball or a dictionary. "I will continue to do what I can to help this individual maintain his sanity, but in my opinion we're working with borrowed time," an unidentified Navy brig official wrote of prisoner Yaser Esam Hamdi in 2002. "I would like to have some form of an incentive program in place to reward him for his continued good Behavior, but more so, to keep him fro ...
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Criminal Justice and Behavior, 35, 9 The LSI-R and the Compas: Validation Data on Two Risk-Needs Tools Offender Coercion in Treatment: A Meta-Analysis of Effectiveness Predictive Modeling in Hostage and Barricade Incidents Male Sexual Offenders' Emotional Openness With Men and Women Risk for Disciplinary Infractions Among Incarcerated Male Youths: Influence of Psychiatric Disorder Juvenile Inmates in an Adult Prison System: Rates of Disciplinary Misconduct and Violence ...
A new study, "Delinquent Peer Group Formation: Evidence of a Gene X Environment Correlation," by Florida State University researchers published in the September 2008 issue of the Journal of Genetic Psychology, finds that a gene variant of the dopamine transporter (DAT1) gene puts some males at risk of deliquency. As the press release describing the study explains : Criminological research has long linked antisocial, drug-using and Criminal Behavior to delinquent peers -- in fact, belonging to such a peer group is one of the strongest correlates to both youthful and adult crime. But the study led by Beaver is the first to establish a statistically significant association between an affinity for antisocial peer groups and a particular variation (called the 10-repeat allele) of the dopamine transporter gene (DAT1). However, the study's analysis of family, peer and DNA data from 1,816 boys in middle and high school found that the association between DAT1 and delinquent peer affiliation applied primarily for those who had both the 10-repeat allele and a high-risk family environment (one marked by a disengaged mother and an absence of maternal affection). In contrast, adolescent males with the very same gene variation who lived in low-risk families (those with high levels of maternal engagement and warmth) showed no statistically relevant affinity for antisocial friends. "Our research has confirmed the importance of not only the genome ...
Filed under: NBA Gambling , NBA Referees In echoing the NBA's stance that Tim Donaghy was a "rogue, isolated Criminal," Lawrence Pedowitz's team was forced to explain away some rather suspicious findings from a summer investigation of referee Scott Foster 's call records. The report from FOX Sports found that Donaghy called Foster more than 130 times over a six-month period, 10 times more than he had phoned any other co-worker. Worse, most of the calls lasted less than two minutes, and many of them preceded calls to Donaghy's betting buddies. How did Pedowitz explain the odd Behavior? By noting the long friendship between Foster and Donaghy and detailing how so many short calls could show up in records: Foster told us that he frequently calls other referees and either hangs up when the call goes to voicemail or leaves a short voicemail message, and that other referees do the same when calling Foster. Foster's cell phone service agreement, which appears to be typical for cell phone carriers, provides that a call begins as soon as the phone being called rings, and a call as short as one second is recorded as a one-minute call. If the phone rings five or six times and the caller then leaves a message, it is likely that the call will last over one minute and will be recorded as a two-minute call. Therefore, it seems likely that many of Donaghy's short calls to Foster were in fact instances in which Donaghy and Foster did not speak to ...
Prosecutors considering whether to retry Robert LaPointe on manslaughter charges will likely wait to see what sentence he gets in November for drunken boating, leading to the deaths of two people. LaPointe, 39, of Medway, Mass., was found guilty Wednesday of two counts of aggravated drunk driving in connection with the boating deaths in Harrison last year of Terry Raye Trott and Suzanne Groetzinger. A mistrial was declared on two more serious charges of manslaughter after the jury deadlocked on those and a charge of reckless conduct with a dangerous weapon. Cumberland County Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Norbert, who assisted District Attorney Stephanie Anderson in the case, said last Thursday that prosecutors have not determined whether to seek a new trial on the manslaughter charges. They will probably wait for the sentencing Nov. 12 and to analyze questionnaires sent to jurors. "What we get out of (a manslaughter conviction) would be the conviction itself. We may not get more time," Norbert said. Prosecutors will also have to consider whether the 8-4 vote for a manslaughter conviction, as described by one juror, is an accurate reflection of how the public views LaPointe's Behavior. Defense lawyers unconnected to the case said they expect LaPointe to receive between one and three years in prison for the aggravated drunk driving conviction. He has no Criminal record, but the state will ask the judge to consider his driving ...