Business Communication

Business & Money

Andrews, Deborah C.

Andrews, William D.

Management & Leadership

Macmillan Coll Div

Basic federal income taxation (Law school casebook series)

Rules & Procedures

Little,Brown

Textbook on basic Federal income tax law

Basic Federal Income Taxation (Law School Casebook Series)

Tax Law

Little Brown & Co Law & Business

Book by Andrews, William D., Feld, Alan L.

Federal Income Taxation of Corporate Transactions (Law School Casebook Series)

Feld, Alan L.

Economics

Book by Andrews, Deborah C., Andrews, William D.

Skills

Pearson Custom Pub.

Basic Federal Income Taxation

Aspen Law & Business

Children: Hostages of the State is based upon thirty-four years of working with children both inside and outside the non-juvenile system in several states. Including an inside look at foster care, adoptions, and out-of-home placement of children, it shows a pattern of a county, state, and local government control of children-a system that seems to be out of control, operating outside constitutional law. This message speaks to every parent with a child in foster care or in county, city, state, or government custody. The removals of many children from their homes are in violation of the constitutional and civil rights of both the children and parents. Civil rights violations carry a mandatory investigation. Author William D. Andrews lists a few of the most often violated areas he has seen, pointing to the adoption practice, which often appears to be open fraud. The adopting families, social workers, and judges often appear to be in a tailor-made adoption partnership. Andrews vows that the practice of removing children from homes without proper application of the law will be stopped. The total rejection of both child and parental rights granted by the US Constitution is a tragedy.

Children: Hostages of the State: Innocent Prisoners Without a Trial

Parenting & Relationships

Trafford Publishing

A perennially popular book with highly regarded authorship.
Features:
<ul>
<li>Addition of a new co-author, Peter J. Wiedenbeck of Washington University in St. Louis.</li>
<li>Thorough updating throughout.</li>
<li>Shortened to accommodate today s typical 3-credit, 13-week course.</li>
<li>Some long cases are edited down to their central points.</li>
</ul>

Basic Federal Income Taxation (Aspen Casebook)

Wiedenbeck, Peter J.

Legal Education

Aspen Publishing

Basic Federal Income Taxation: [Connected eBook with Study Center] (Aspen Casebook) (Aspen Casebook Series)

Somebody is stealing the Ryland Historical Society's valuable antique maps. Puzzle-loving director and security expert Julie Williamson is intrigued but also distracted as she plans her wedding. When a colleague turns up dead, and more maps go missing, Williamson is pulled into a conundrum that might not have such a happily-ever-after ending. Familiar characters from Andrews's previous mysteries, Stealing History and Breaking Ground, return in this latest whodunit featuring a local sleuth who won't stop until she gets the job done.

Mapping Murder

Literature & Fiction

United States

Islandport Press

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