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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Sometimes Scientists Get Too Cute
Two Proteins, Called
BERT And ERNI
, Control Brain Development
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Turn Out the Lights
Can This Be Our New National Motto, Please?
Water, Water Nowhere
Boy, Do I Sympathize
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 31, 2007
Why I Miss Wisconsin
Want Proof?
The Dangers of Recidivism
A More Direct Tie?
Beaten to the Draw Again
Addiction and Genetic Risk
When You Don't Have to Worry about Heating Costs
So Little Kids Could Do Coke?
Employability Certificates and Budget Cuts
One Reason Relapse Is Easy
Die, You Gravy Sucking Pigs
I'd Love to Hear What Juno Would Say
Another TECHNOCORRECTIONS Breakthrough
Can a State Go Bankrupt?
Four Years to Probation
So the Deterrence Thing Isn't Working
I'm Not the Only One Profiting
Looking for a Job?
More Phishing
Big Dufus Brother
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 29, 2007
Things You Never Thought You'd See
Was the Goin' Up Worth the Comin' Down?
Policy to Law?
Quick Hits
Hate to Go All Fuddy on You
Don't Drop the Soap
TECHNOCORRECTIONS and DUI
We're from the Government and . . .
Meth Use Down in UT
Twitching, Screaming Deaths Can Be a Great Deterrent
Arbitrary Justice
Black Lung Drug
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 27, 2007
Game On for TECHNOCORRECTIONS
Man, What Ladder Did This Guy Walk Under?
Where's the Call for Prisons for This?
They're Called Opportunity Costs
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 26, 2007
Creative Sentencing Alert
This Might Affect Corr Sent Resources a Bit
Don't Go Phish
How Corrupt Is Your State?
Pot Kills
One Reason I Never Did Pot
ID as Microcosm
Washing Their Hands
One Way Global Warming Will Hit Corr Sent Costs
Crime in Virtual World
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 25, 2007
Ethics? What About Assault?
Catching On?
In Case You Were Wondering
Private Prisons Pro and Con
Going into Campaign Consulting?
Just Think If They Had MRIs
It's Not Whether You Win or Lose
What You Do and Don't Do
Haven't Scared You Lately
Prison for the Heinous
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 24, 2007
Early Analysis of GPS Program
Isn't That Like Prohibition?
The Evil We Do
Home Grown Bedspace Reduction
Women Whacking Women
Wait? You Want Evidence?
Corr Sent Changes in CT
Snark and Great Snark
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 23, 2007
A Two-Fer!!
Drug Treatment and Public Policy
How TECHNOCORRECTIONS Might Add to Prison Bed Needs
News of the Day, Tuesday, January 22, 2007
Will Assessment Pass Appeals?
An Insane Rant
More Fun with MRIs
Around the Blogs, Tuesday, January 22, 2007
Eulogy for a Drum Major and Former Inmate
Needing Some Advice
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 20, 2007
Somebody Gets It
Fancy Meeting You Here
Sometimes It's Not Immediately Clear
Kudos to The Cage
Valuable Inmates
Next Come Bake Sales
More NCJRS Abstracts, January 19, 2007
Yes!! A Lindsay Lohan Post!!!
And I Get to Say "Britney Spears"!!!
Whack-a-Kid
When Crime Causes Crime
Big Dogs and Underdogs
IL Meth House
Would I Know Me If I Met Me?
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