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Item Creighton Law 2024(Creighton University School of Law, 2024)Message from the Dean / Joshua Fershée Creighton Around the World ... 1 Faculty Member's Research Supports Ukraine's Democracy Through Legal Innovation ... 3 We Analyze Legal History in Germany and the Hague to Understand International Law Today ... 2 We Study European Law -- in Europe ... 4 Professor's Work Supports Justice and Democratic Norms in Cuba ... 4 International Influence Stretches Back to World War II -- in Japan ... 5 We Study the Law -- and Volunteer -- in the Dominican Republic ... 5 National Law, International Implications ... 6 Fighting for the Legal Rights of International Athletes ... 6 Preparing Students for National Careers with International Impact ... 6 Our Jesuit Values Fuel Our Global Commitment ... 7 Alumni Success ... 8 The Work of Our Alumni Reverberates Around the World ... 8 'Practical Skills' from Creighton Support International Trade Law Success ... 9 Leadership in the Hague ... 9 The Value of Holistic Thinking in Law ... 9 - No Thumbnail Available
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Item Nebraska Criminal Justice Review: September 2024(Holy Family Ministries, Omaha, Neb., 2024-09)CONTENT: Justice Delayed! by Joanna Lindberg A Rose by Any Other Name: The Hidden Realities of Solitary Confinement Change in Wardens at CCC-L, by Linda K. Ohri Citizenship and Its Importance, by Shakur Abdullah The Strike: A Powerful Chronicle of Resilience Against Solitary Confinement, by Jason Witmer Re-Enfranchising Felons, by Mike Godfrey Sarpy County Corrections Mental Health Services, by Jo Martin, Vicki Maca, and Joanna Lindberg Relationships: The Fundamental Premise of Restorative Practices, by Monica Miles-Steffens Incarceration in Nebraska, by Jeanie Mezger Grants Pass Supreme Court Decision, by Tim Sully Letters