Directions For Chapter 3, questions: Define folkways, mores, and sanctions. When was the last time you violated a folkway? How were you sanctioned? What sorts of sanctions do we impose on those who go against our accepted mores? AND For Chapter 4, you must pick one from these questions: According to Erving Goffman, we all […]
Judicial Misconduct In our unit this week on judges, we talked about the various sanctions that can be imposed on judges and some examples of misconduct that may bring these sanctions. For this discussion, I want you to find an article (not a blog post) about a judge who was disciplined for misconduct or removed altogether. […]
Description “The Extraterritoriality vis-à-vis Sovereignty: The Lawfulness or Unlawfulness of U.S. Secondary Sanctions” Suggested reading 1- ‘Extraterritoriality’ (2011) 124 Harvard Law Review 1226, 1304 2- Tonya L. Putnam, Courts without Borders: Law, Politics, and US Extraterritoriality (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2016) 3- Bruce E. Bechtol, Jr., ‘North Korean Illicit Activities and Sanctions: A National […]
What do you believe are the most significant federal and APA sanctions for legal and/or ethical violations in the practice of psychology and psychological research? Why?
China is a member of the Security Council and the UN cannot apply any sanction because of the Article 41 UN Charter. So this paper should talk about hypothetical effects. What would be the effect of the UN sanctions if they would be allowed.
What are some major challenges for offenders reentering the community from criminal sanctions? What role can prison programs play?
Are Intermediate Sanctions Helpful or Net Widening? Intermediate sanctions arose as a sentencing option in U.S. corrections in response to overcrowding in prison and the need for balance between unsupervised probation and incarceration. In a reaction paper, evaluate the success of intermediate sanctions in the 21st century from two perspectives: (1) providing increased supervision over […]
Course Description Since the election of the 45th President of the United States trade wars and protectionism have been on the rise in western countries after decades of ever-growing economic interactions between countries. In this seminar, we will first review the political economy of trade and discuss the cost and benefits for the involved parties. […]
