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DISENFRANCHISEMENT, VOTER DISQUALIFICATIONS, AND FELONY CONVICTIONS: SEARCHING FOR STATE LAW UNIFORMITY

Posted on October 23, 2023October 27, 2023 by Administrator

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DRIVING UNDER THE INFLUENCE: HOW THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT CAN ENCOURAGE LIBERAL APPROVAL OF ARD FOR DESERVING FIRST TIME OFFENDERS WHILE ALLOWING AN ENHANCED SENTENCE FOR SUBSEQUENT OFFENSES BY RETURNING TO CHICHKIN
TARGETING SCHOOL SHOOTINGS: USING THREE WARNING SIGNS—ANIMAL ABUSE, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND CONDUCT DISORDER—TO HELP PREVENT MASSACRES 
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