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The politicalization of crime and its consequences
April 1, 2017

The politicalization of crime and its consequences

 Criminal Justice 
 The Politicalization of Crime And Its Unintended Consequences By P.J. O'Shea 
 At approximately 7:00 p.m. in the evening of April 3, 1987 Cliff Barnes, a car salesman in the tiny bucolic...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
Is there really justice for all?
April 1, 2017

Is there really justice for all?

 Is There Really Justice For All? When Public Officials engage in Conspiracies to Cover up Potential Criminal Acts - Far too often the Guilty Parties are not held Accountable by the Criminal Justice System. HOW...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
Why the United States Supreme Court should make Miller v. Alabama retroactive
April 1, 2017

Why the United States Supreme Court should make Miller v. Alabama retroactive

 JUVENILE JUSTICE Why the United States Supreme Court Should Make Miller v. Alabama Retroactive P. J. O’Shea inally, after two earlier refusals 1 to revisit its 2012 landmark decision in llliller. v,. Alabama} and much...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
The exorbitant financial cost associated with wrongful criminal convictions in Massachusetts
April 1, 2017

The exorbitant financial cost associated with wrongful criminal convictions in Massachusetts

 CRIMINAL JUSTICE The Exorbitant Financial Cost Associated With Wrongful Criminal Convictions in Massachusetts Tens of Millions in TaxpayerDollars Are Being Spent Because of Police and Prosecutorial Misconduct! By P.J. O’Shea Depending upon the source, the...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
A tour through the circles of hell
April 1, 2017

A tour through the circles of hell

 A Tour Through The Circles of Hell By Patrick O'Shea Correction office David Hale was horrified by the barbaric and brutal actions of his fellow officers. "I can't describe it to you --I've never seen...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
Seeking to avoid the real possibility
April 1, 2017

Seeking to avoid the real possibility

 .3 U E N I L E J U S T I C E eal ossiility of a avo US. Toca V. Louisiana P. I. O’Shea The Key Issue in the Toca. Case Involved the...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
Sentencing juvenile offenders to life without the possibility of parole in Massachusetts
April 1, 2017

Sentencing juvenile offenders to life without the possibility of parole in Massachusetts

 Sentencing Juvenile Offenders to Life Without the Possibility of Parole in Massachusetts Should Juveniles Be Treated the Same as Adults? By Patrick O'Shea 
 When it comes to the issue of the severity of punishment...
O'Shea, PatrickMassachusetts
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If you are working on an APWA-related project, please let us know how you plan to utilize the Archive. We hope to share information about your work with our readers and, whenever possible, with relevant APWA authors.

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