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Substance Abuse Treatment & Faith
By: John D. Wilkins
The present article discusses the landscape of faith and faith-based organizations. It focuses attention on substance abuse treatment and evaluation of FBOs. more...
By: John D. Wilkins
The present article attempts to discuss the issues of drug use, crime and race and the connections these social elements have to poverty. more...
By: Isaac M. McPhee
The Bertillonage System, developed toward the end of the 19th century, was a very precise means of determining identity based on measurement, though it did not last long. more...
By: Sheila Gaquin
Alaska allows individual communities to regulate or prohibit the importation, sale and consumption of alcohol to help reduce alcohol abuse and its associated problems. more...
By: Lisa Rufle
The American Notary Public is a fast-growing profession and offers a myriad of tasks, varying from state to state. Here's what you should know about this exciting career. more...
The New Age of Consent in Canada
By: Chris Wendell
The article reviews recent changes to the law of sexual consent in Canada including the arguments for and against raising the legal age of consent. more...
Policy makers sometimes act as if human rights documents were merely aspirational. This misunderstands their essentially moral nature and prime role in justifying law. more...
By: Paula Kirman
It appears on buttons, pendants, t-shirts, and banners. It's the peace symbol. What is its history, and why is it used? more...
Honest Cops Get Bad Reputation
By: Peter Moser
The Police and Public Perception article focuses on crooked cops who make honest, hardworking police officers look bad. Now it's time to give credit to the good officers. more...
By: Peter Moser
In every occupation there are a select few members who give a bad name to others in their field. This holds true with corrupt police officers. more...
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