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Defending refugees: A case for protective procedural safeguards in the persecutor bar analysis
(2019)For refugees and asylum seekers, application of the so-called persecutor bar is tantamount to a death sentence. However, the Board of Immigration Appeals -- without any real deliberation--has arrived at an interpretation ... -
Seeking predicate findings in Nebraska for special immigrant juveniles
(2018)On April 23, 2018, Governor Pete Ricketts signed LB 670, a bill which contains several important provisions related to individuals seeking Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) predicate findings before Nebraska state courts. ... -
Placing into Remediation and its Effect on Students' Perception of Academic Self-Efficacy
(Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, 2019)This phenomenological, qualitative study for the Dissertation in Practice analyzed thirteen incoming community college students' reactions after begin informed they placed into remedial reading and/or English courses at a ... -
Hearing on competition and consumer protection in the 21st Century
(. Washington, D.C., 2019)The Federal Trade Commission held the 14th session of its Hearings Initiative with Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska on June 12, 2019. This concluded the FTC’s Hearings on Competition and Consumer ... -
Rigge v. Dean exchange on Halley’s Comet and Pope Callixtus III
(1908)The Rigge v. Dean exchanges were a series of articles between Fr. William Rigge, S.J. and John Dean debating the historicity of the stories surrounding Pope Calixtus III and Halley's Comet that appeared in Popular Astronomy ...
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