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| 131.Voices of Rape (Machines at Work) by: Janet Bode 1999-03 |
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| 132.Gangsters (Bad Guys) by: Gary L. Blackwood 2001-09 |
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| 133.Opposing Viewpoints Series - Gun Violence (paperback edition) (Opposing Viewpoints Series) from: Greenhaven Press July 17, 2001 |
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| This book contains 24 opposed viewpoints grouped into four main topics on this subject. Chapter 3 asks if gun ownership is an effective means of self-defense. Viewpoint 1 says guns are effective for self-defense. Most news stories in the corporate media depict violent crime committed with guns, rarely the defensive use of guns. The author suggests this defensive use is largely unreported. If it prevents a crime, there is no report. And if the gun is not legally licensed, it will not be reported. ... Read More: |
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| 134.Lau V. Nichols: Bilingual Education in Public Schools (Landmark Supreme Court Cases) by: Stephanie Sammartino McPherson 2000-11 |
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| Lau V. Nichols was the case that granted rights to students whose first language is not English. This case was brought by the San Francisco parents of several Cantonese speaking children. Their contention was that because their children were not getting help with their English they could not effectively participate in the educational process. In some ways this case mirrors Brown V. Board of Education. In Brown the fight was over equal access and equal treatment. In Lau the judges finally ruled that equal ... Read More: |
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| 135.The Wildlife Detectives: How Forensic Scientists Fight Crimes Against Nature by: Donna M. Jackson March 25, 2002 |
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| Have you read it? If you haven't you should. It is about an elk named Charger. Who killed him? I'm not telling. Read it yourself. |
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| 136.Slavery Today (Talking Points) by: Kaye Stearman 1999-03 |
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| Have you read it? If you haven't you should. It is about an elk named Charger. Who killed him? I'm not telling. Read it yourself. |
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| 137.Cold Case File: Murder in the Mountains (Crime Solvers) by: Olivia Gordon July 31, 2007 |
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| Have you read it? If you haven't you should. It is about an elk named Charger. Who killed him? I'm not telling. Read it yourself. |
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| 138.What's The Verdict?: You're the Judge in 90 Tricky Courtroom Quizzes by: Ted LeValliant, Marcel Theroux June 30, 1991 |
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| We were so disappointed in this book that we returned it to Amazon. I am an attorney and purchased the book for my gifted 12-year old brother. It was very age-appropriate in terms of level of writing, but the book only gives a sentence or two of the facts of the case......and then just the trial court and appellate court verdicts on separate pages in the back of the book. The book provides no discussion and no explanation at all -- just the court verdicts! Without any knowledge of the law, it will be ... Read More: |
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| 139.Duty to Rescue (Crime, Justice, and Punishment) by: Rose Blue, Corinne J. Naden, Austin Sarat 1998-11 |
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| We were so disappointed in this book that we returned it to Amazon. I am an attorney and purchased the book for my gifted 12-year old brother. It was very age-appropriate in terms of level of writing, but the book only gives a sentence or two of the facts of the case......and then just the trial court and appellate court verdicts on separate pages in the back of the book. The book provides no discussion and no explanation at all -- just the court verdicts! Without any knowledge of the law, it will be ... Read More: |
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| 140.Opposing Viewpoints Series - Juvenile Crime (paperback edition) (Opposing Viewpoints Series) from: Greenhaven Press June 10, 2005 |
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| We were so disappointed in this book that we returned it to Amazon. I am an attorney and purchased the book for my gifted 12-year old brother. It was very age-appropriate in terms of level of writing, but the book only gives a sentence or two of the facts of the case......and then just the trial court and appellate court verdicts on separate pages in the back of the book. The book provides no discussion and no explanation at all -- just the court verdicts! Without any knowledge of the law, it will be ... Read More: |
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