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In Heidi Thomas's article, "Nana's Need: How to Protect the Baby Boomer Generation Now Eligible for Medicare," she argues that attention must be focused on the problem of fraud perpetrated on senior citizens eligible for the Medicare program. [...]Hinckson argues that there are p...

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Published in:Howard law journal 2018-01, Vol.61 (2), p.VII-IX
Main Author: Burns, Matthew Wellington
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Baby boomers
Civil rights
Criminal investigations
Equal rights
Health care policy
Houston, Charles Hamilton (1895-1950)
Islamic law
Legal arguments
Older people
Realism
Rule of law
Terrorism
Thomas, Heidi
Young adults
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Summary:In Heidi Thomas's article, "Nana's Need: How to Protect the Baby Boomer Generation Now Eligible for Medicare," she argues that attention must be focused on the problem of fraud perpetrated on senior citizens eligible for the Medicare program. [...]Hinckson argues that there are predominately unrestricted policies regulating investigations into suspected terrorist links, which ultimately has a negative impact on American society. [...]in his article "Adjudicating the Young Adult: Could Specialized Courts Provide Superior Treatment to this Emerging Classification?" Elijah Jenkins advances the proposition that young adults should be recognized as one group, distinct from both juveniles and adults, and engages with whether specialized courts could provide meaningful redress to offenders within this classification.
ISSN:0018-6813
1931-0692