Showing posts with label juvenile justice resolution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label juvenile justice resolution. Show all posts
Jun 12, 2011

(re)defining violent felonies

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A while back, while blogging about the juvenile justice resolution, I tried to find a solid definition of the phrase "violent felonies,...
Feb 15, 2011

the kids are outta control

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Stephen Colbert does the reductio ad absurdum.
Jan 30, 2011

juveniles and due process rights

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Regarding the juvenile justice resolution , I've seen several successful Aff cases that are based on providing full due process rights ...
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Jan 23, 2011

LD mailbag: the turbulent adolescent brain

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The Jan/Feb 2011 juvenile justice resolution has prompted another reader question. Dear Mr. Anderson/Jim Anderson/Decorabilia, Bri Cast...
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Jan 20, 2011

emotion, reason, and the law

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David Arkush, in "Situating Emotion: A Critical Realist View of Emotion and Nonconscious Cognitive Processes for Law and Legal Theory,...
Jan 19, 2011

LD mailbag: defending against punishment

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Regarding the juvenile justice resolution for Jan/Feb 2011 , a couple readers write, Hi Jim, We are wondering if you help us. We have rec...
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Jan 9, 2011

age and arbitrariness

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Regarding the juvenile justice resolution , one of the more intriguing Affirmative arguments I heard this weekend considered age as an arbit...
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Jan 3, 2011

AP Psychology is the only reason I'm good at debate

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By Guest-Blogger Bri Castellini Jim has granted me the privilege of occasionally guest blogging on the topics of LD, so to build myself up...
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Dec 27, 2010

LD mailbag: juvenile recidivism rates

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Regarding the LD January-February 2011 topic , a reader writes, How would I counter the neg claim that recidivism rates are lower in juveni...
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Dec 15, 2010

value and criterion pairs for the juvenile justice resolution

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The NFL LD resolution for January / February 2011 offers all kinds of interesting possibilities, since it considers potential distinctions ...
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differences in the treatment of adults and juveniles in the criminal justice system

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The January / February 2011 resolution asks us to consider the merits of treating juveniles as adults in the U.S. criminal justice system. ...
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Dec 12, 2010

sample resolutional analyses for the juvenile justice resolution

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Below are some sample Resolutional Analyses and Observations written for the January / February juvenile justice resolution. Each has it...
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Dec 9, 2010

scattered thoughts on the juvenile justice resolution

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Some scattered thoughts regarding the January / February 2011 LD resolution. Before proceeding, let's recall its exact words: Resolve...
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Dec 5, 2010

definition of "violent felonies"

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The January / February 2011 LD resolution asks us to consider treating as adults those juveniles who have been charged with "violent f...
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the risks of punishing juveniles as adults

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If we treat juveniles charged with violent crimes the same way we treat adults , the argument will go, we will--must?--punish them the same ...
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Dec 1, 2010

Resolved: In the United States, juveniles charged with violent felonies ought to be treated as adults in the criminal justice system.

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The NFL Lincoln Douglas debate resolution for January / February 2011 has been released: Resolved: In the United States, juveniles charged ...
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