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Burton, K. (2006) The trial of an audience response system to facilitate problem-based learning in legal education. In Audience Response Systems in Higher Education Applications and Cases, ed. D. A. Banks, pp. 265-275. Hershey, PA Information Science Publishing. [Pg.246]

Federal Judicial Center s Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence (2nd edn, 2000), and attendance at forensic science and continuing legal education courses, such as those offered by the National Judicial College in Reno, Nevada. [Pg.1508]

Kalven, H. Some comments on the Law and Behavioral Science Project at the University of Pennsylvania.of Legal Education. 1958 11 94-99. [Pg.221]

Kelly, M. J. (1980). Legal ethics and legal education. Hastings-on-Hudson Hastings Center, Institute of Society, Ethics and the Life Sciences. [Pg.186]

Chronic social use, characterized by daily social use for 5 or more years, which usually occurs among individuals with poor social skills and hm-ited education who are age 20—30 years and who may also have evidence of brain damage and minor legal problems... [Pg.288]

Chronic isolated use, characterized by a history of continuous solo use for 5 or more years among individuals age 20—29 years with poor social skills, limited education, and significant involvement in legal problems evidence of brain damage may be common in this group. [Pg.288]

The widespread miscegenation of a society that was formally dedicated to quasi-apartheid created some extraordinarily complex relationships and a special legal class of mixed-race African Americans, many of whom were light-skinned, educated, prosperous, and, like Norbert and his mother, free. [Pg.31]

On initial diagnosis, the patient and caregiver should be educated on the course of illness, available treatments, legal decisions, changes in lifestyle that will be necessary with disease progression, and other quality of life issues. [Pg.742]

Jenkins, I.L., The Human Genome Project Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications for the Minority Communities The Challenges and Impact of Humane Genome Research for Minority Communities. Zeta Phi Beta Society, Inc., National Educational Foundation, July 7-8, 2000, Philadelphia, PA (2000). [Pg.286]

An international, unmoderated discussion forum for those with MCS who wish to move forward in understanding and coping with MCS. Issues addressed include family and social medical research health care economic workplace educational political environmental advocacy, legal accommodations lifestyle and government. To access http //www.egroups.com/group/MCS-CI-exile or hhtp //home.wtal.de/nodi/MCS-CI-exile/. [Pg.278]

In 1994, the Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act was passed by the U.S. Congress. This allowed herbal medications to be advertised and sold without oversight from the FDA. Specifically, it states that a substance will not legally be classified as a "drug" if it is not represented as treatment for a disease (Heiligenstein and Guenther. 1998 Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994). Thus, many herbal medicines are now sold and regulated as dietary supplements. [Pg.23]

As described in the main narrative, we selected volunteers from those who attended a briefing by our recruiting team at their home installation and stayed to complete the MMPI and a comprehensive personal history form. The latter included items relating to current health, prior illnesses, education, past legal or disciplinary infractions either in or out of the Army, drug or alcohol problems and reasons for volunteering,... [Pg.273]

Please note that that usage of Accessible Digital Copies outwith these terms and conditions may result in legal action against you and/or your educational establishment. [Pg.2]

Clement, R. E. (1939). Legal provisions for graduate and professional instmction for Negroes in states operating separate school systems. The Journal of Negro Education, 8, 142—149. [Pg.162]

The mainstay of our outcome measures. A relatively brief structured interview designed to provide information about aspects of the person s life which may contribute to their drug problem. This was developed in the USA (McClellan et al. 1980) and has been widely used there. It covers medical status, education, employment, finance and support, drug and alcohol use, legal, family, social, and psychological history. We have also added information about syringe sharing. [Pg.61]


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