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Book 2

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INTRODUCTION

THE JUDGE STERRY WATERMAN LECTURE

Challenges That American Lawyers Will Confront in the Twenty-First Century

by Robert F. Drinan, S.J.

SYMPOSIUM: BIOLOGY, BEHAVIOR & THE CRIMINAL LAW

Biology, Behavior, and Criminal Law: Seeking a Responsible Approach to an Inevitable Interchange

by Oliver R. Goodenough

Reciprocity and the Law

by Christopher Badcock

Gender Difference in Biological and Sociological Predictors of Crime

Deborah W. Denno

Can a Biological Inquiry Help Reduce Male Violence Against Women?

by Cheryl Hanna

Environmental Pollution and Crime

by Roger D. Masters

Racial Images of the “Criminal”: A Cognitive Disorder

by Sheldon M. Novick

Reciprocity and Criminal Justice: Using Epigenetics to Design a Program

by John G. Perry

Biological Theories of Human Behavior: Admonitions of a Skeptic

by Joan Vogel

NOTES

Government’s Udder Disregard for a Consumer’s Right to Information on RBST: Mandatory Labeling of Milk Products Should Be Allowed

by Kathleen Lennon

Wading Through the Rhetoric of the Telecommunications Act of 1996: Uncertainty of Local Zoning Authority Over Wireless Telecommunications Tower Siting 

by Gregory Tan

 

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