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Models of Representation
A Representation Model for Dispositional Fairness Preface
Overview to Representation Models
The Need to Identify Models of Representation
The Economic Models of Representation
The Technical Models of Representation
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Strategy Specialist
ACTION MOTIONS 2K10
Introduction
Using Motions to Pursue Goals of Representation Model
A.
Definitions of Terms and Concepts
B.
The Purposes of Actions Motions 2K10
C.
Drafting Action
Motions 2K10
D.
Elements and Examples of Action Motions 2K10
1.
Headline/Title
2.
The "Can Opener"
3.
The Lead
4.
The Factual Basis
5. About the Accused
6.
The Instructive Element
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The Rule or Statutory Basis
8.
The State and Federal Constitutional Basis
9.
Relief
10. Appropriate Use of an Index
E.
Litigating Action Motions Plus 2K10
F. Action Motions Plus 2K10 Summary
Print Version Action Motions
Conflictineeing,
The Introduction
A.
Defining Conflictineering
B. Conflictineering in General
C. Enhancing Opportunities for Conflictineering
D. The Purpose of Conflictineering
E.
Preparing for Conflictineering
F.
Concepts of the Conflictineering Process
G. How to Begin the Conflictineering Process
H.
How to End the Conflictineering Process
I.
The Forums for Conflictineering
J.
Qualities of People on the Conflictineering Team
K.
The Gentleness of Conflictineering
L.
Why Conflictineering Works
Print Version Conflictineering
Things Happening Outside the Boxes
What are the Boxes?
Political Box
Uncle Sam Wants You
Computer Box
Effectively Functioning Outside the Box
Power of the Internet
Hardware
Software
Information Input
Information Gathering
Collaboration
I
nformation Dissemination
What's Hot
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The Black Hole of Litigation
Death Row USA Preface
The death penalty is part of the political process
Case study I: Abraham Beard - - pre-Furman
Build up of persons on death row
Case study II: John Spenkelink's Execution
Case Study III: Samuel Bice Johnson
The Lesson Yet Learned
Print Friendly Death Row USA
P A C E
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C
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Preface
Death Penalty as Part of the Political Process
The PACE: What it Means
Key Decisions
Who Decides Who Shall Live and Who Shall Die?
Three Entities Who Monitor the PACE
How to Change the PACE
Doing One's Duty
Print Friendly PACE
The Death Penalty -- Tomorrow
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