Legal academics often perceive law and economics (L&E) and critical race theory (CRT) as oppositional discourses.
For The Counted, we use the term "armed" to express the nature of the threat perceived by law enforcement.
In an interview, Bacow left no doubt that he was perceived by law enforcement as the recipient of information from St . Johnthat led to the ouster of the two detectives.
This gaping canyon between how youth see their circumstances in the sex trade and how they are perceived by law enforcement and nonprofits has led to a lot of jail time for juvenile "victims" of this "severe form of human trafficking".
Community involvement: In many ways much of what has been developed as social or community forestry over the last 20 years has been a response to what were at one time perceived as law enforcement problems.
For instance, data were not available on smoking prevalence after the Act's implementation, objective indicators of exposure and air quality in hospitality settings, on health impacts among hospitality sector workers, on how tourists perceived the law, or on such costs for hospitality proprietors as cleaning and insurance.
To develop, pilot test, and conduct psychometric analyses of an innovative scale measuring the influence of perceived immigration laws on Latino migrants' HIV-testing behavior.
"Even though police are writing tickets, if people don't perceive the law is being enforced, their behavior doesn't change," Ms. McCartt said.
I seek to identify, therefore, some of the factors that have shaped the way U.S. scholars perceive European Union law and suggest some of the ways in which these perspectives may influence writing about and teaching EU law in the United States.
"He has stood, though, solidly in favor of not what he personally wants, but what he perceives the law requires".
