Birmingham Attorney S. Scott Allums Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Bessemer, AL (PRWEB) January 02, 2012
S. Scott Allums, P.C., a Bessemer-based law firm serving clients in Birmingham and throughout Alabama is celebrating its 10th anniversary of offering legal services in the areas of bankruptcy law, family law, and personal injury.
The firm was founded in 2001 by Mr. Allums, and primarily focuses on Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy issues. They take a personal, comprehensive approach to their cases, successfully representing many clients seeking debt relief assistance over the last decade.
About S. Scott Allums, P.C.
After graduating from the Birmingham School of Law, S. Scott Allums created his own law firm in 2001 as a way to bring knowledgeable and reliable debt relief assistance to the people of Alabama. The firm understands the United States Bankruptcy Code, helping hundreds of clients find an effective solution to their financial problems.
While S. Scott Allums, P.C. focuses mainly on bankruptcy law, they also handle cases in the following areas:
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Drugs: An Introduction
Drugs: An Introduction
Used – This volume explores all issues to do with drug and alcohol abuse including: the impact of drugs on our society; history, pharmacological impact of drugs on the body; policy implications of drugs; the criminal justice system response; the effects, treatment and prevention of abuse; theories of use; drug business; and drug law enforcement.
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America’s Courts & the Criminal Justice System
America’s Courts & the Criminal Justice System
Used – By far the best-selling book in the market, this guide focuses on the dynamics of the court by introducing the concept of the “courtroom workhouse” and the interrelated relationship of the three main actors–judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney–thus illustrating the law in action, not just boring theories and facts. Neubauer also uses a myriad of pedagogical devices which bring the court process to life for students.
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The reader
The reader
Used – A teenage boy named Michael is befriended by Hanna, a mysterious older married woman. Years later as a law student, he attends a criminal trial in which Hanna stands accused. What emerges is not only Hanna’s terrible crime, but an even more dire secret that involves Michael himself. A New York Times Notable Book for 1997.
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Examples & Explanations: Criminal Law, 5th Ed., (Print + eBook Bonus Pack)A longtime favorite series among professors and students alike, Examples & Explanations is now available as a Bonus Pack. It’s …
Criminal Law (The Examples & Explanations Series), 4ePart of the unique, time-tested Examples & Explanations series, Examples & Explanations: Criminal Law, Fourth Edition combines t…
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Criminal Law and ProcedureCRIMINAL LAW AND PROCEDURE is an effective resource for learning all substantive and procedural aspects of criminal law. This prac…
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TriTech Software Systems Signs Contract with State of New Hampshire for J-One Interface
North Grafton, MA (PRWEB) January 05, 2012
TriTech Software Systems, a leading provider of Public Safety and Medical Transportation software solutions, signed a contract with the State of New Hampshire to provide a software interface that will be incorporated into their J-ONE (Justice – One Network Environment) project. The concept behind the project is to create an interconnected network of criminal justice information that is accessible and shared between various components of the criminal justice system throughout the State of New Hampshire — to connect pieces for a more effective whole.
From the state to the county to the local level in New Hampshire – courts, law enforcement and prosecutors will access the J-ONE system, which will include TriTechs Imc Complaints and Dispositions interface, as well as the eCitation component, to access the latest and complete information, which results in many benefits. Perhaps the most obvious benefit of providing more accurate, timely and complete data is better protection of the citizens of New Hampshire. Additional benefits of a seamless flow of data from one component of the criminal justice system to another includes less data entry and therefore tax payer expense – as well as more accurate, timely and complete data availability for prosecutors, police and sheriff departments, and court system personnel.
Specifically, TriTechs Imc Complaints and Dispositions interface will enable data to electronically pass from prosecutors to courts to law enforcement agencies with the ability to update records and access the latest information. The interface will also enable the State of New Hampshire to send state law information to police and sheriff departments, thereby updating the local law enforcement agencies law database. TriTechs Imc eCitation will allow officers to use their Imc mobile units to electronically submit violator information to the traffic courts. Together, the Imc interfaces and J-ONE project also decrease paper consumption, thereby helping contribute to a greener system.
Keith Lohmann, Administrator for the J-ONE project with the New Hampshire Department of Safety Commissioners Office, said, Other states have attempted this type of project and have completed portions of it, but as far as I know, New Hampshire is the first state to integrate a system that is state-wide and system-wide in scope.
We are very excited to work with the state. When complete, this interface will benefit our customers and the citizens of New Hampshire, said Phil Sisk, Vice President of Operations for TriTech Imc Solutions.
Law enforcement entities interested in participating in the J-ONE information exchange system may apply by contacting Keith Lohmann at keith.lohmann(at)dos(dot)nh(dot)gov. Agencies interested in TriTechs Imc software can call 774-551-9180 or email Mark.Baranowski(at)tritech(dot)com.
About TriTech Software Systems
As the industry-leading public safety software company, TriTech Software Systems provides innovative, comprehensive solutions for law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies. Through its extensive suite of products and sole focus on public safety, TriTech offers a solution for every size and segment of the law, fire and EMS market. The company leverages its extensive public safety experience and expertise to consistently deliver successful results and ensure high levels of customer satisfaction. TriTech is the largest public safety solution provider in America with more than 2,500 clients across the United States, and in other countries including Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, United Kingdom and Ireland. For more information on TriTech, please visit http://www.tritech.com.
About New Hampshire Department of Safety
The multi-faceted mission of the Department of Safety encompasses protection of the lives and safety and preservation of the quality of life of New Hampshire citizens and visitors to our state on the highways, on the waterways, and in their homes and businesses. We enforce motor vehicle and highway safety laws, criminal laws, commercial vehicle regulations, fire safety, building and equipment safety laws and regulations, and boating safety laws and rules. We also provide enhanced 911 emergency communications statewide, and are responsible for homeland safety and emergency management activities. For more information, please visit http://www.nh.gov/safety/index.html
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Causation #1 But For
A first look at causation in criminal law and this video focusses on the But For test.
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The value of studying the intersection of law and neuroscience
Vanderbilt professor Owen Jones, who is one of the nation’s few professors of both law and biology, is leading the MacArthur Foundation Research Network on Law and Neuroscience. This team of researchers, from prominent universities around the county, is examining multiple effects of modern neuroscience on criminal law and trying to make neuroscience accessible and beneficial to America’s courtrooms. In this video Owen Jones explains the value of studying the intersection of law and neuroscience and the importance of combining these two areas of study. Learn more: law.vanderbilt.edu lawneuro.org
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Penalties and the Restriction of Abortion
This is a video discussing the best method of enforcement for a restriction on abortion. It briefly addresses the feminist argument about the danger of illegal abortion but largely focuses on the judicial history of abortion prior to Roe v. Wade (Griswold v. Connecticut & the right to privacy) the history of philosophy and politics pertaining to crime and punishment, and the pre-Roe era restrictions on abortion. It should be educational for both pro-life, pro-choice, pro-abortion, anti-abortion, and other individuals interested in the issue. Videos Addressing the “Wire Hanger/Back Alley Butcher Appeal” (see the information bars of the respective videos for further sources, citations, statistics, etc) www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Griswald v. Connecticut: www.oyez.org caselaw.lp.findlaw.com Suggested Readings for Information on the Evolution of Crime and Punishment, Retributive Justice, Utilitarian Justice, Bentham, Beccaria, and penal reform in the Age of Enlightenment… (I also have an essay I wrote on this while studying in Wales. I used many of these sources so if you want a synopsis I’ll send it to you via e-mail per your request.) Cesare Beccaria, On Crime and Punishment and Other Writings. Ed. Richard Bellamy. (Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Pr., 2003). David Brion Davis, ‘The Movement to Abolish Capital Punishment in America, 1787-1861′, The American Historical Review, 63 (1957). Douglas Hay ‘Property, Authority, and the Criminal Law” in Douglas Hay …
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Power, Politics & Crime
Power, Politics & Crime
Used – Is crime in America really as bad as the public has been made to believe? Power, Politics, and Crime argues that the current panic over crime has been manufactured by the media, law enforcement bureaucracies, and the private prison industry. It shows how the definition of criminal behavior systematically singles out the inner-city African American. But urban minorities aren’t the only victims. Although crime rates have been declining for twenty-five years, vast amounts of money pour into
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