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This article explores the intricate landscape of collateral consequences of conviction within the framework of the US criminal justice process....

This article explores the intricate role of appeals in high-profile cases within the United States criminal justice process. The introduction...

Ever utter these words: “Where did I leave my keys?” or “I just forgot what I was going to say.”...

Do you use oregano, rosemary, mint, and other aromatic herbs in your cooking? A teaspoon or two may add scents—and...

Fresh or canned? You might think you could taste the difference in recipes but in taste tests, fruit smoothies, bean...

Is your breath fresh enough for tomorrow’s Valentine’s Day kiss? Odors from foods such as onions and garlic are absorbed...

Chocolate’s romantic symbolism reaches far back to Mayan and Aztec traditions, and to the belief that chocolate contains mysterious properties...

Do you eat fish at least twice a week? That’s the heart-healthy advice of the American Heart Association. Fish is...

Outgoing, reserved, independent, cautious—when it comes to physical activity, which describes you? □ Socially active: likes to work out with...

Looking for new ways to enjoy vegetables and fruit? Enjoy dishes from the African American culinary tradition. Among the ingredients...

…gotta make your mealtime last! “Slow food”—a European movement to eat more slowly and savor the pleasures of the table—is...

Breakfast cereals, nutrition bars, sports drinks—more and more foods formulated for women now appear on supermarket shelves. Do you need...

The Islamic Republic of Iran (population approx. 67,500,000 in 2004; adult literacy rate 77.1 percent) was established as a result...

Israel, a young democracy, established in 1948, with a 120-member unicameral parliament elected officially every four years in universal, proportional,...

Italy (population 58.4 million) is one of the founding members of the EU. It is a parliamentary republic; general elections...

Japan is an advanced industrialized country whose GNP/GDP is the second largest in the world. Its population is 127 million,...

Malaysia is a federation of 13 states covering an area of 329,750 square km. A parliamentary democracy with a constitutional...

Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1810, and in 1822 it became a republic. Of the history prior to...

Despite its open borders and its central location between big European countries, the Netherlands (with a population of 16.3 million)...

This article focuses on the media systems in the Maghreb countries. The Maghreb (Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia) as a political...

The Republic of Poland is one of the largest countries in central Europe, and in size of population (38.7 million...

Situated in southwestern Europe, Portugal covers an area of 92,152 sq km and has a population of 10.6 million (2006...

In the mid to late 19th century, Jules Gabriel Verne brought to the world an innovative approach to writing that...

Vikings, Norsemen, or Northmen were a successful group of marauders and conquerors who expanded their influence over much of Europe,...

A village is a relatively stable human community, in terms of location and composition, that is generally larger than a...

Rudolf Ludwig Karl Virchow was born on the 13th of October, 1821 in Schivelbein, Pomerania, Prussia (part of Poland now),...

Gyôzô Vôrôs is an Egyptologist belonging to the new generation of Hungarian archaeologists. In spite of his young age (born...

Lev Semenovich Vygotsky was one of the former Soviet Union’s most important and influential psychologists. Although he died before he...

On May 22, 1813, Wilhelm Richard Wagner was born in Leipzig, Germany. He was destined to become both a supreme...

The independent codiscoverer, with Charles Darwin, of the principle of evolution by natural selection, Wallace was born near Usk, Wales....

Anthony F. C. Wallace, born April 15, 1923, is a Canadian-born American anthropologist and historian best known for his work...

Immanuel Wallerstein was born in New York in 1930. He attended Columbia University where he received his BA in 1951,...

This article explores the intricacies of post-sentencing appeals and modifications within the United States criminal justice process. Beginning with an...

This article delves into the multifaceted realm of collateral consequences in the United States criminal justice process, aiming to comprehensively...

This article explores the intricate process of sentencing in high-profile criminal cases, focusing on the unique challenges and considerations that...

This article delves into the critical realm of international sentencing within the context of criminal justice process, offering a comprehensive...

This article explores the intricate landscape of the criminal appeals process within the United States’ criminal justice process. Beginning with...

This comprehensive article delves into the multifaceted grounds for filing an appeal within the United States criminal justice process, emphasizing...

This comprehensive article delves into the intricacies of the appellate court system, exploring its fundamental role in the US criminal...

This article delves into the intricate process of crafting and submitting an appeal brief within the U.S. criminal justice process,...

This article explores the pivotal role of oral arguments in the United States appellate court system, delving into their historical...

This article provides a comprehensive examination of standards of review in appellate cases within the context of the US criminal...

Venture a guess. How many steps do you think you take daily: 500, 1,000, 5,000, more? Some studies suggest that...

Imagine you’re scooping a bowl office cream, serving a plate of pasta, or making a perfect burger. Are your portions...

The average heart beats about 100,000 times every day and pumps blood through nearly 60,000 miles of blood vessels to...

Whatever your age, give your smile some attention. Eating cheese, yogurt, or milk helps keep teeth healthy. These foods not...

Do you eat your broccoli and carrots, or do you push them to the side of your plate? Do you...

Did you know that potatoes come in many different colors: red, blue, purple, and yellow? And nearly everyone loves them!...

Are banana chips, chicken hot dogs, air-popped popcorn, and reduced-fat peanut butter any better for you than their traditional counterparts?...

Accidents happen! Each year health-promoting intentions of active living lead to serious injuries. The reason? Ignoring safety guidelines. Today get...