Neurolaw and Criminal Justice: Ken Strutin’s article highlights selected recent publications, news sources and other online materials concerning the applications of cognitive research to criminal law as well as basic information on the science and technology involved.
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Daily Archives: December 28, 2008
Report: Recent Surge in Homicides Involving Young Black Males and Guns
The Recent Surge in Homicides involving Young Black Males and Guns: Time to Reinvest in Prevention and Crime Control, December 2008, James Alan Fox, Ph.D., The Lipman Family Professor of Criminal Justice, and Professor of Law, Policy & Society and Marc L. Swatt, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice, Northeastern University Summary of Findings: “While… Continue Reading
New on LLRX.com: Deep Web Research 2009
Deep Web Research 2009: Marcus P. Zillman’s guide includes links to: articles, papers, forums, audios and videos, cross database articles, search services and search tools, peer to peer, file sharing, grid/matrix search engines, presentations, resources on deep web research, semantic web research, and bot research resources and sites. Continue Reading
Gartner Says 2008 Should Be the Last Christmas for Retail CDs
News release: “The music industry must move away from the retail CD as its primary revenue generator before Christmas 2009, according to Gartner. Gartner said that reliance on revenue from the sale of prerecorded CDs is hindering the music industry from fully embracing online distribution opportunities…Enabling the transition away from retail music CDs toward online… Continue Reading
Growing Income Gap among U.S. Families Suggests Increasing Economic Insecurity, Threat to Middle Class
News release: “The incomes of American families with children have become increasingly stratified since 1975, with income inequality increasing two-thirds during a 30-year period, according to findings published in the December issue of the peer-reviewed science journal American Sociological Review. The gap between the haves and the have-nots is widening for families with children in… Continue Reading
