ARTICLES

3/25/2011· Premises Liability

Premises Liability & Negligent Security

By: James F. Pastor

Premises Security Liability is a broad way to describe various legal theories related to the intersection of criminal conduct and tort liability.

3/17/2011· Economics

Pseudo - Economists - The New Junk Scientists

By: Stan V. Smith

The increased use of economic experts in commercial damage cases, as well as in personal injury and wrongful death cases, has resulted in the emergence of a group of experts who offer economic services but are unqualified and ill-trained in economics.

3/15/2011· Politics

Bureaucrats Versus Artists...

By: Col. W. Patrick Lang

"Were we right or were we wrong?" This was Director of Central Intelligence (DCI) George Tenet's central question in his 2004 talk to the faculty and students of his alma mater, Georgetown University.

3/15/2011· Security

Fear Of Parking

By: Randall Atlas, PhD, AIA, CPP

Last June, 18-year-old Kelsey Smith was forcibly abducted from the public parking lot of an Overland Park, Kansas, Target store.

3/11/2011· Aerosols - Aerosol Products

Aerosol Anatomy - The Aerosol Laboratory Part 2

By: John Chadwick

This article continues the Aerosol Anatomy series, which dissects and examines various technical topics in aerosol technology, including product development, new technology, components of the aerosol system, and quality control of aerosol products.

3/3/2011· Toxicology

Possible Contribution Of Indomethacin To The Carcinogenicity Of Nongenotoxic Bladder Carcinogens That Cause Bladder Calculi

By: Harry Milman

Nongenotoxic bladder carcinogens that form bladder calculi have been concluded to be of low carcinogenic risk to humans because bladder stones would be expelled or surgically removed before they had a chance to exert their carcinogenic effect.

3/1/2011· Environment

Legionnaires' Disease - Nothing Ironic At All

By: Tim Keane

Dr. Vincent Conte of the Miami - Dade County Health Department said about the EPIC hotel Legionnaires' disease outbreak, "What's ironic is the hotel installed a special filtration system to enhance the quality of their drinking water."

2/21/2011· Computers

Case Scenario: Business Software Patent Litigation

By: Brooks Hilliard

A distributor of products used in the health care industry invented a system and filed patents describing the system and associated methods.

2/21/2011· Politics

Clandestine HUMINT In Counterinsurgency (The Vietnam Example)

By: Col. W. Patrick Lang

In Vietnam the theater army component intelligence collection architecture matured by the Spring of 1968.

2/21/2011· Mining

Digging In: An In - Depth Look At The Archaeological Resources Protection Act: The Archaeological Perspective

By: Christopher Dore

This chapter provides an archaeological perspective on the Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979 (ARPA).