Bøger af Patricia G. Barnes

"America has experienced a revolution in the past 50 years. Computers. Robotics. The Internet. But one thing has not changed. The Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967 was weak and riddled with loopholes when it was adopted a half century ago, and it was further eroded by the U.S. Supreme Court. Workers today are more vulnerable to employment discrimination than any other "protected" class. As a result, age discrimination in employment is epidemic, especially in hiring."--Back cover.

Where do police get their power over citizens? Who polices the police? What is the difference between parole and probation? This book provides basic information, descriptions, and explanations of how laws governing criminal behavior are made and enforced, and corrections for those who violate criminal law.

Whether used by a citizen inquiring about jury duty or a student needing to grasp the intricacies of types of laws, this title offers answers on such topics as: explanations of the judicial process and procedures; state and federal court institutions; definitions, concepts, and terms; and, discussions of important cases and interesting firsts.