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The 16 Most Important Things To Do – And Not Do – On The Witness Stand by the late Mark Sullivan, Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney, Palm Springs, California. Originally printed in 2005 and reprinted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine Whether you’re the defendant or a witness, proper preparation – following the […]
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by the late Mark Sullivan, Board Certified Criminal Defense Attorney, Palm Springs, California. Originally printed in 2005 and reprinted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine This article might just as well be entitled “You have the right to remain silent. Use it. Say nothing.” This doesn’t mean “Deny having committed the crime.” It
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By Anthony Fiore, Ph.D., The Anger Coach. Originally published in Crime, Justice and America magazine in 2005 and reposted with permission from Crime, Justice and America magazine It seems that anger is everywhere in our society. One just has to read the newspaper daily or watch the evening news to conclude that controlling one’s angry
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Human-Made Disasters: A Legal and Criminological Perspective Human-made disasters, unlike their natural counterparts, are catastrophes resulting from human action or inaction. They encompass a broad range of events, from industrial accidents and environmental disasters to acts of terrorism and war. These events often have profound and long-lasting impacts on society, the environment, and the economy.
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