Unions and the Law 
.... employment relationships were those of contract, agency, and tort
law (Miller and .... beyond a 40 hour work week, and other provisions generally
favorable to labor ....
(1029
4
)
Differential Association & Crime
.... This theory assumes that the individual becomes delinquent because of an excess of definitions
favorable to violations of
law over definitions unfavorable to ....
(1754
7
)
Theories of Juvenile Delinquency
.... This theory assumes that the individual becomes delinquent because of an excess of definitions
favorable to violations of
law over definitions unfavorable to ....
(1768
7
)
Theories of Delinquent Behavior
.... This theory assumes that the individual becomes delinquent because of an excess of definitions
favorable to violations of
law over definitions unfavorable to ....
(1711
7
)
Sociology and Juvenile Deliquency
.... This theory assumes that the individual becomes delinquent because of an excess of definitions
favorable to violations of
law over definitions unfavorable to ....
(1698
7
)
Seven Theories of Criminology
.... proposes that criminal behavior is learned from others particularly from other criminals by internalizing and accepting definitions
favorable to
law violations ....
(2001
8
)
Shoplifting and Illegal Drug Use
.... Fifth, the individual becomes delinquent if definitions
favorable to violation of the
law exceed definitions
favorable to obeying the
law. ....
(1812
7
)
Conflict between Private and Public Rights of the Law
.... that individual rights are integral to society and that a
favorable resolution of .... above, are in favor of defining private rights through a public
law approach. ....
(693
3
)
Unjust Enrichment, Florida Law
.... services on a 'moonlighting' basis to an elderly client of a
law firm where .... taking unfair advantage of Rowlings, once her work help produce a
favorable outcome ....
(751
3
)
International Law
.... The United States government brought this gross violation of international
law before the World Court, got a
favorable ruling, and called for sanctions. ....
(3035
12
)
Crime in an American Family
.... Sutherland believed led to criminal behavior, "A person becomes delinquent because of an excess of definitions
favorable to violation of
law over definitions ....
(1488
6
)
Modern law in English-influenced Judiciaries
.... As language differences subsided, the common
law practice of utilizing a jury of peers continued .... For the peasantry, too, the general impression was
favorable. ....
(2237
9
)
Common & Civil Law Regimes
.... applies its own national
law to the particular transaction. Clarkson, et al (2004) also pointed out that even when a plaintiff wins a
favorable judgment in a ....
(2733
11
)
Common & Civil Law Regimes, Jurisdiction Issues This sec
.... applies its own national
law to the particular transaction. Clarkson, et al (2004) also pointed out that even when a plaintiff wins a
favorable judgment in a ....
(2742
11
)
Nursing and Ethics & Law
.... studies with nurses working directly with patients produced results more
favorable to patients. .... that ethics are internal to an individual, whereas the
law is a ....
(2230
9
)
NCAA and the Law & Lawyers
.... It is also important, in the view of Crissy Kaesebier, for a
law firm to .... functions of sports agents in that they work to negotiate contracts
favorable to their ....
(2937
12
)
The motion picture Philadelphia
.... used to show some in a
favorable light and others in a less
favorable light. .... The art direction is good and makes the
law firm seem an opulent and yet reserved ....
(1440
6
)
Law Enforcement
.... are the police," Peel asserted, establishing a form of
law enforcement which .... of these were more influential than others in shaping "
favorable outlooks" toward ....
(3078
12
)
Defamation in the Area of Entertainment Law This
.... Common
law malice involves personal ill will and motive to do personal harm to the .... or omission of material which would normally be viewed as
favorable to the ....
(7096
28
)
LAW LIBRARIES OF 18TH CENTURY AMERICA
.... the United States were particularly adapted to its
favorable application -- there .... centered, specialized social libraries (such as the Social
Law Library) was ....
(4036
16
)
Associations and Law Enforcement INTRODUCTION This study examined ...
.... perceived in a
favorable light, there are underlying concerns over the accountability or lack thereof of associations representing
law enforcement officers ....
(9986
40
)
INTERNATIONAL REFUGEE LAW
.... noted that because states are the traditional subjects of international
law, individuals do .... that the situation for the refugee is at least a
favorable as the ....
(9999
40
)
SWEDEN LAW
.... by the enterprises concerned are not contrary to European competition
law – often called .... the goods and services in question on the most
favorable terms shall ....
(9635
39
)
Gun Control
.... Those in favor of gun control also view it to be
favorable because of varying .... more justified to want such gun control measures as the Brady
Law, state waiting ....
(767
3
)
Seat Belts on School Buses
.... of old school-buses, but it is a step up from the New York
law. .... CHPMCS 3-19) and available research thus did not produce a clear-cut result
favorable to lap ....
(1780
7
)
The use of Language in the Legal Setting
.... with a sense of rapport results in "more
favorable evaluations." Credibility .... The specialized language used by lawyers, judges, and other
law professionals can ....
(1662
7
)
Use of Language in the Legal Setting
.... competence with a sense of rapport results in "more
favorable evaluations" (Ibid .... specialized language used by lawyers, judges, and other
law professionals can ....
(1706
7
)
Defining Groups
.... Criminal behavior results when one is exposed to an excess of definitions
favorable to the violation of the
law over unfavorable definitions. ....
(1817
7
)
Types of Groups
.... Criminal behavior results when one is exposed to an excess of definitions
favorable to the violation of the
law over unfavorable definitions. ....
(1817
7
)
TEACHER ATTITUDES TOWARD MAINSTREAMING
.... of handicapped students into general classes must occur according to the
law. .... strategies used by general education teachers with
favorable attitudes toward ....
(1372
5
)
