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Taxes to red and processed meat to promote sustainable and healthy diets in Mexico. [PDF]

PLoS One
Connors K, Rivera JA, Alexander P, Jaacks LM, Batis C, Stern D, Lajous M, Colchero MA.   +7 more
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Discretionary Decision-Making in the Criminal Justice System and the Black Offender: Some Alternatives

, 1977
Taunya Lovell Banks
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Is Mental Capacity Law Law? [PDF]

Oxf J Leg Stud
Coggon J.
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“Pernicious [E]ffects”: Discretionary Decision-making in Queer Immigration to Canada

, 2018
Renata Colwell
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Saskatchewan Police Officers’ Perceptions of Justice Paradigms: Their Impact on Discretionary Decision-Making with Youth

, 2013
Krystal Glowatski
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Research Implications of Increased Political Oversight in the United States.

J Med Internet Res
Clegg KA.
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Discretionary Decision Making by Probation and Parole Officers

Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, 2009
This study examines the predictors of discretionary decisions made by probation and parole officers (PPOs) when they face clients who commit technical rule violations during community supervision. Although prior studies of discretionary decisions in criminal justice systems typically focus on legal predictors of discretion (i.e., offense- and offender-
John J. Kerbs, Mark Jones, Jennifer M. Jolley   +2 more
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Partiality in Prosecution? Discretionary Prosecutorial Decision Making and Intimate Partner Violence

Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2019
In the United States, prosecutors are typically allotted a large amount of discretion when litigating a criminal case. Although some level of discretion is necessary for various reasons (e.g., lack of resources), concerns have arisen in both scholarly and popular discourse that prosecutorial discretion remains generally unchecked.
Jennifer Cox, Lauren T. Meaux, Marissa Stanziani, C. Adam Coffey, Jane Daquin   +4 more
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JUVENILE COURT INTAKE An Analysis of Discretionary Decision‐Making

Criminology, 1975
Abstract An increasing amount of pressure has been directed toward juvenile court operations, much of which has focused on the hypothesized abuse of the broad discretionary decision‐making power that has traditionally been vested in the court. In this paper, we attempt to examine the extent to which factors not directly associated with the nature of ...
CHARLES W. THOMAS, CHRISTOPHER M. SIEVERDES   +1 more
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