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A Practitioner's Guide to the European Convention on Human Rights
This is a practical, analytical guide to case law under the European Convention. It shows the type of case which is usually successful, those cases which have failed, and those which have not yet been raised, but could be successful.
Pink Warrior
"In a daze, she found her way home to the love of her life; for soon she would add "warrior" to her title of mother and wife." Pink Warrior Poetry & Tips is an honest, sensitive, and at times humorous, account of one woman's diagnosis with breast cancer. She retraces the most difficult year of her life and how a little red bird rekindled her faith in God, love, and gave her hope to have the strength to fight like the warrior she would become. Distraught with fear, she wrote poetry as an outlet to voice her feelings and documented tips she learned along the way. Through her story, poetry and tips, cancer patients, family and friends will find a perspective on what it is like to be diagnosed with and treated for cancer, and hopefully find comfort in knowing that God is present in our pain.
Six Degrees
Jacob Marley is an ex-marine, ex-cop, and now the chief crime reporter for the city's largest newspaper, The Herald. Using his contacts on both sides of the law, he is ideally positioned to help capture a serial killer who appears to be choosing victims at random. The victims' only connection is their gender: All are women. Marley writes an article giving the killer the nickname "Six Degrees," as in six degrees of separation. He appeals to the public because someone must know the killer. One city, a serial killer, countless bodies, six degrees of separation. And so the chase begins, but who is chasing whom?
Reading, Writing, and Murder
What novel presents a realistic, comprehensive, laugh-until-you-almost-pee look at an urban elementary school in a middle-class neighborhood in New York City through the eyes of a retiring principal? The answer is Reading, Writing, and Murder. Here are some of the subjects in the school curriculum: How to Murder a Teacher in School How to Conduct an Adulterous Affair How to Deal with Disruptive Pupils How to Deal with Complaining Parents and Teachers How to Dissuade a Pupil Threatening to Commit Suicide How to Save a Parent Having a Heart Attack How to be Classified as a Pedophile How to Celebrate a Principal's Retirement How to Reminisce on the Good, the Bad, the Ugly How to Solve a School Murder Only someone with thirty-five-and-a-half years as teacher, assistant principal, and principal in New York City elementary schools could tell it like it is.
God, Why Didn't He Cover Me?
GOD, WHY DIDNT HE COVER ME? DISCLAIMER: This is not the typical, tell-all story; it is an uncompromising expose! Emotionally and sexually abused by religious leaders, God has anointed me in the area of my affliction to purely expose the devices of Satan and challenge the Body of Christ to raise the standard of holiness, purity, and integrity. As I am willing to become transparent in this three-part series (From Mistress to Ministry), my testimony capitalizes on scriptural references and information, in conjunction with past experiences, to present a biblical reformation that will promote genuine holiness in a wayward church. The principle of spiritual warfare is that we must be called to ord...
Nephilim
The sisters were close to being murdered almost everyday now. Ever since they were little girls, someone wanted them dead. Who is trying to kill them and why? There is about to be major changes in the world, and there are entities out there that will do anything to stop these changes from occurring. Sharon Lynch is a modern day angel but doesn't yet realize it. Strange things have been happening to her both mentally and physically. People have been trying to kill her. With the help of others, as well as her younger sister, she now realizes what's happening as her legacy comes to light. The Girls were determined to carry out Sharon's mission. It was destiny designed by not them, but by a higher power not yet revealed to them.
A Practitioner's Guide to the European Convention on Human Rights
Nutshells present the essentials of law in clear and straightforward language, explaining the basic principles. Features such as diagrams and checklists make them easy to use, while the inclusion of model questions and answer plans help students test their knowledge. Nutshells are an essential revision aid and ideal for getting fully up to speed with a new subject
The Evolution of the European Convention on Human Rights
The European Convention on Human Rights is probably the most effective system of international human rights control created. This book examines the story of the evolution of the Convention over its first 50 years. It explains how the Convention system grew up and how it came to exert such an important influence on the States which subscribe to it.
As She Left It
When she was twelve years old, Opal Jones escaped her mother’s endless drinking. Now, returning to their small Leeds cottage after her mum’s death, Opal feels like she’s gone back in time. Nosey Mrs. Pickess is still polishing her windows to a sparkle. Fishbo, Opal’s ancient music teacher, still plays trumpet with his band. And much to Opal’s delight, her favorite neighbor, Margaret Reid, still keeps an eye on things from the walk in front of her house. But a tragedy has struck Mote Street. Margaret’s grandson, Craig, disappeared some ten years ago, and every day he’s not found, shame and sorrow settle deeper into the neighborhood’s forgotten corners. As the door she closed on her own dark past begins to open, Opal uncovers more secrets than she can bear about the people who were once her friends.
