Few doubt that change is necessary: today's rules which require the prosecution to prove that a single "controlling mind" is to blame for a death make it hard enough to convict small firms and virtually impossible to convict big ones, where responsibility is spread among managers.
But they will soon share this: membership in a relatively small group of convicted killers, spies and kidnappers who have been executed by the federal government rather than by a state.
A small number of convicts who felt exploited in Georgia staged a brief strike.
Finally, our small group of convicted females provided insufficient statistical power to predict delinquent behaviour in females exclusively.
We manipulated the shape of food patches, independent of patch area (square, 13.6 × 13.6 cm; rectangular, 46.5 × 4.0 cm; elongated, 93.0 × 2.0 cm), presented to small, medium and large convict cichlids, Archocentrus nigrofasciatus, in groups of varying size (three, six, 12 fish).
In subsequent years, Mr. Terry, along with Mr. Irwin of San Francisco State, organized small panels of ex-convict criminologists at other conferences.
But it's pretty much the same building: a large institution, holding many convicts in small cells for years at a time.
It became the second British possession in the Pacific when it was claimed by the Australian colony of New South Wales in 1788 and settled by a small party, including 15 convicts.
This small sub-group of convicted adolescents was mainly composed by boys (75%%) and it was slightly older (M = 16.2; SD = 1.45) than the non-convicted group (M = 15.72; SD = 2.10).
The small number of police convicted usually received little prison time, averaging four years and sometimes only weeks.
