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18:09 Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor… Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 4, 2017	Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 4, 2017 Criminal Prosecution Process human rights juvenile parole humour parking money juries road transport attorney community information retrieval a.t.m. legal concepts govt 2306 determine legal procedure probation political concepts internet search engines bail philosophy of law guarantee police constitution payment systems criminal law justice penology political philosophy emotions crime criminal justice relatives philosophical terminology monetary economics court systems suspect criminology conditions prosecutor d.w.i.. traffic law misdemeanor finance government law enforcement terminology criminals by status prosecution law enforcement political engineering political science libertarian theory causality evidence morality tannahlil criminal procedure property. central imprisonment and detention legal terms dollars violence guilty forms of government local government d.w.i. convenience constitutional law defendant economic anthropology political economy security property punishment jury trial jail dwi judge crimes officer court friend death law From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0
28:11 Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor… Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 2, 2017	Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 2, 2017 Criminal and Civil Cases government. fourth-degree violation personhood bail innocent. criminal law sources of law criminal political terminology finance government plaintiff effects theft difference tannahlil evidence. constitutional law robbery real estate security misdemeanors legal procedure song recordings produced by george harrison financial institutions institutes philosophy of law criminology crimes against humanity federal family law emotions social events prosecutor. prosecutor demography sins legal documents ontology physiology violence skepticism case family civil juries guilty. civil law (common law) deception plaintiff. types of university or college defendant defendant. law of obligations philosophical terminology tannahill contract law virtue cases criminal procedure preponderance elections economic anthropology property citizenship legal entities tort law road transport involve govt 2306 personal life political engineering criminal case legal doctrines and principles social philosophy scientific method traffic law criminals by status structural system payment systems civil procedure political science law business law morality philosophical concepts imprisonment and detention forms of government sociology of law doubt court money evidence burden jury jail proof contract parties types suit From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0
20:35 Voting in Texas: Professor Tannahill's… Voting in Texas: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of January 31, 2017	Voting in Texas: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of January 31, 2017 Voting in Texas personal identification documents gerontology nursing voter registration elections. photo registration people requirement democrat health care evidence law election legal procedure institutes philosophy of law decision theory administration aging voter deception certificate law housing electoral colleges states of the confederate states of america election. court systems communication evaluation texas legislature biology philosophical terminology finance electoral systems taxation republicans tort law effects political science libertarian theory central copyright law id. business law tannahlil discourage dps election fraud register cartoonist elections govt 2306 landslide political philosophy public records constitutional law contract law personal documents federalism democratic legislatures vote. card license driver vote court tax voting bill voters person poll primary texts From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0 Creative Commmons License Attribution: CC BY
11:15 Economic Myth Busting - Part 3.mov Economic Myth Busting - Part 3.mov	Economic Myth Busting - Part 3.mov renting landlords basic financial concepts legal entities people recycling taxation building materials trade experiments urban studies and planning comparative corporations social sciences macroeconomics forestry remember apartment business justification housing economic theories question course increase wood earnings income microeconomics business law company law accountancy political terminology advantage finance government dividends water conservation statistical terminology recycling. trees control management effects libertarian theory evidence marketing public finance plants commerce control. economic stock market companies forms of government costs something. corporations law woodworking incidents international trade real estate generally accepted accounting principles property corporate industry tax jobs firm paper rent stock demand thing pie profit place From Richard Gosselin 0 likes 0 Creative Commmons License Attribution: CC BY
08:28 Do Economists Believe Democracy is Working Do Economists Believe Democracy is Working	Do Economists Believe Democracy is Working promises force economists political philosophical terminology number evidence policy. libertarian politics decision theory evaluation democracy interact question interest policy issue scientific business mentality ignorance effects political science discuss philosophical concepts ignorance. states official warming negligible From Richard Gosselin 0 likes 0
17:29 Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor… Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 5, 2016	Criminal Prosecution Process: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of May 5, 2016 Criminal Prosecution Process juvenile violence probation process money juries philosophical terminology communication law enforcement community evidence evidence law probation. govt 2306 determine legal procedure bail philosophy of law decision theory guarantee crimes against humanity management police constitution criminal law crime students legal doctrines and principles social philosophy central court systems arrested humanities prosecutor clearance personal life finance government law enforcement terminology prosecution bondsman. effects libertarian theory causality legal documents law criminology morality tannahlil common law criminal procedure indictment philosophical concepts imprisonment and detention property law legal terms developmental psychology elections edgar local government defendant property. economic anthropology security property punishment committed. amendment. jury trial crimes attorney arrest bondsmen judge story From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0
18:08 Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor… Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 3, 2016	Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 3, 2016 Criminal and Civil Cases civil law states nations and countries criminals death penalty possessions tannahill legislation contracts trials evidence (crime) govt 2306 crime socioeconomics effects law and justice central lawsuit punishment texas cases defendant law prosecutor dispute evidence types property plaintiff doubt court class side proof burden degree crimes offenses parties bargain From Neal Tannahill 0 likes 0
12:48 Inductive and Deductive Arguments Inductive and Deductive Arguments	Inductive and Deductive Arguments This short video presents the distinction between inductive and deductive arguments. intro to phil logic phil 2303 philosophy argument arguments conclusion premises streets clouds claim truth rain evidence presence future examples fact sort types couple counter difference likelihood From Nathan Smith 0 likes 0