Injecting the Bladder in Supra-Pubic Cystotomy.

Modernizing and Transforming Criminal Justice in England and Wales, 1997–2015

“…Accordingly, ''As announced in the Spending Review, the Government intends to identify particular opportunities to expand the use of payment by results across particular service areas.'' 53 I have argued more fully elsewhere 54 that the privatization, marketization, and diversification of services, all of which have occurred without rigorous intellectual debate, damaged the moral fabric of criminal justice.…”

“…Additionally, efficiency targets swamp moral questions appertaining to justice, and restructuring and rebalancing unbalances the criminal justice system by eroding former historical, cultural, and ethico-cultural conventions. 65 Finally, also during 2012, the Reoffending, rehabilitation and mentoring services will be statutorily provided to all offenders including those sentenced to less than twelve months. Consequently ''Competing services will allow us to use innovative payment mechanisms which drive a focus on reducing reoffending.…”

Learning Lessons from India: The Recent History of Antiterrorist Legislation on the Subcontinent

“…204 Incidents have included a prison guard verbally abusing a Muslim man and throwing his Quran into a garbage can and the claims that "a prison warden and some guards threatened to gas certain inmates after" the September 1 th attacks.…”

Balancing competing interests in post‐placement adoption custody disputes

“…330 DUROCHER dren develop the ability to make rational choices, 276 it is generally assumed that infants do not possess the capacity to choose for themselves. 277 Because of this incapacity, infants only have a right to be protected, rather than a right to exercise cognizant choices, such as voting 278 -or choosing the family they would prefer to raise them. Out of practicality and necessity, the rights of infants are, therefore, controlled by adults.…”

“…281 Thus, parents only have rights "insofar as they do not impinge on the rights of children." 282 Although there are several theories regarding children's rights, they were not practiced in early adoption law. As previously stated, children were once commonly treated like property.…”