Written by Tom Zupancic for Injustice Anywhere Competency to stand trial is a central consideration in the criminal justice system not only because it is a critical factor in providing for the fair trial of an accused individual but also because issues with the mental health and basic competency of defendants are remarkably common. As a […]
Scorners Resent Correction And Instruction
Proddatur (LGBT-TYP-GR-BIN) Knowledge Is Easy For Those Who Love Correction And Instruction ‘A scorner seeketh wisdom, and findeth it not: but knowledge is easy unto him that understandeth. Proverbs 14:6’ A scorner resents correction and instruction, and he despises those correcting and instructing him. He is a perverse rebel, and he will not grow in […]
6 Top Tips for Effective IELTS Preparation
Short for International English Language Testing System, IELTS exam is a requirement for many students who wish to study abroad, but don’t have English as their first language. The required scores for this exam can vary, depending on the institution and course. However, generally speaking, a score band of 8 is considered quite impressive and […]
People’s Innate Pride Fights Against Being Corrected And Taught
Proddatur (LGBT-GR-TYP-BIN) Crave Wisdom, Justice, Judgment, And Equity With Great Desire ‘To receive the instruction of wisdom, justice, and judgment, and equity; Proverbs 1:3’ Why read the book of Proverbs? Solomon in his introduction gave at least nine reasons (Pr 1:1-4). He lists wisdom, instruction, understanding, judgment, justice, equity, subtilty, knowledge, and discretion as goals, […]
Title IX’s Overcorrection Creating New Victims?
As a young man who graduated college about four years ago and who has a younger brother looking to attend in a couple of years, I can’t help but pay attention to certain news pieces and topics surrounding college life. Recently, the Brock Turner case has been the one catching all of the media’s attention, […]
Is Nearshore Outsourcing a Correction of Corporatism?
Whenever the world’s stock exchanges suffer a significant loss, the first thing analysts begin to wonder is whether the movement is a market correction. Such questions are reasonable, given the fact that markets cannot maintain continued upward growth indefinitely. Market corrections are both normal and healthy for stocks. If we apply that same thinking to […]
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