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by Bradley Stewart Chilton. Select Format: Hardcover. ISBN13: 9780814205402.

the federal court takeover of Georgia prisons. Published 1991 by Ohio State University Press in Columbus.

He is the author of Prisons under the Gavel: The Federal Court Takeover of Georgia Prisons.

Scholars in law, political science, criminal justice, sociology, education, and public administration provide a truly interdisciplinary perspective on the Star Trek universe and how it relates to the real world of law and justice today. He is the author of Prisons under the Gavel: The Federal Court Takeover of Georgia Prisons.

Prisons under the gavel : bthe federal court takeover of Georgia prisons, cBradley Stewart Chilton. 300 156 p. 504 Includes bibliographical references and index. 596 1 650 0 Prisons xLaw and legislation zGeorgia.

580435 220 100 1 Chilton, Bradley Stewart, d1955- ^A767313 245 10 Prisons under the gavel : bthe federal court takeover of Georgia prisons, cBradley Stewart Chilton. 260 Columbus : bOhio State University Press, c1991. A1052325 650 0 Prisons xLaw and legislation zUnited States. A2524899 650 0 Prison administration zGeorgia. A1052269 650 0 Prison administration zUnited States. A2103996 916 DATE CATALOGED b19911010. Star Trek Visions of Law and Justice is for anyone interested in what the future holds for the American justice system and for fans of Star Trek worldwide. The book completely misses the difference between civilian and military courts

He is the author of Prisons under the Gavel: The Federal Court Takeover of Georgia Prisons. The book completely misses the difference between civilian and military courts. It is hopelessly lost in its discussion of individual goodness rather than the legal difficulties the crew encounters as they attempt to move through multiple jurisdictions. While this book focuses almost exclusively on The Next Generation, it does mention one or two episodes from Deep Space 9 and Voyager even though it is published in 2003, some three years after the end of both series. The book also attempts a legal feminist position that it cannot support.

Distributor for UNT Press books). Scholars in law, political science, criminal justice, sociology, education, and public administration provide a truly interdisciplinary perspective on the Star Trek universe and how it relates to the real world of law and justice today.