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Where to Find the Papers
This is the Web site of the Social Science Research Network (SSRN), an abstract database that contains abstracts from over 55,100 scholarly working papers and forthcoming papers as well as an electronic paper collection that contains over 34,200 downloadable full text documents in Adobe Acrobat pdf format. Many of these papers and articles are free, while others are available for a nominal price. Significantly, the database provides access to many articles and papers that aren't normally available outside the well known fee-based databases.
Interested readers can enter a search expression to locate various working papers at www.papers.ssrn.com/sol3/DisplayAbstractSearch.cfm. For example, entering the search expression 'health care fraud' resulted in ten matches, including papers written by members of the Editorial Board of this newsletter: Gabriel L. Imperato, Internal Investigations, Government Investigations, Whistleblower Concerns: Techniques to Protect Your Health Care Organization, Alabama Law Review, Vol. 51, No. 1 (1999); Pamela H. Bucy, The PATH from Regulator to Hunter: The Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion in the Investigation of Physicians at Teaching Hospitals, 44 St. Louis University Law Journal 3 (2000); and Growing Pains: Using the False Claims Act to Combat Health Care Fraud, 51 Alabama Law Review 57 (1999).
Access to Jury Instructions
www.appellate.net/links/CategoryInfo.asp?c=6318
This interesting site, from Appellate.net, provided by the Supreme Court and appellate practice group of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw, provides access to available jury instructions from the various federal appellate courts, state courts, and from such sources as the Department of Justice. In addition to offering access to these free resources, the site also provides links to federal courts, and access to court rules and available forms; judicial biographies; bar associations; and court statistics. The home page for appellate.net, www.appellate.net/default.asp , offers interested visitors a Supreme Court docket newsletter prepared by the firm, discussing cases in which certiorari has been granted that may affect the business community, as well as various recent articles of interest to appellate practitioners.
Click on the Map
A clickable map of the United States is part of this site, created by the Emory University School of Law. The map separates the various federal appeals courts, and the site provides links to access each federal district court in the nation.
Everything You Want to Know About Accounting Fraud
www.trinity.edu/rjensen/fraud.htm/
This site, titled 'Bob Jensen's Threads on Accounting Fraud, Forensic Accounting, Securities Fraud, and White Collar Crime,' posted by Professor Bob Jensen of the Department of Business Administration at Trinity University, provides a wealth of information about accounting issues that is continually updated along with links to access countless reports and articles that have been written about various accounting scandals that have led to the demise of Enron other businesses and have been widely reported during the last few years.
Where to Find Health Professions Advisors
The National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions, Inc. (NAAHP), a national organization of health professions advisors at the nation's colleges and universitie, presents this interesting and useful site. It offers access to various publications for health professions students, posts position announcements and opportunities in the area of health professions advising and higher education, and provides 'Abstracts On-Line,' a research engine for members and site visitors to examine what has been written in the association's journal, The Advisor, throughout the years.
www.appellate.net/links/CategoryInfo.asp?c=6318
This interesting site, from Appellate. net, provided by the Supreme Court and appellate practice group of Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw, provides access to available jury instructions from the various federal appellate courts, state courts, and from such sources as the Department of Justice. In addition to offering access to these free resources, the site also provides links to federal courts, and access to court rules and available forms; judicial biographies; bar associations; and court statistics. The home page for appellate.net, , offers interested visitors a Supreme Court docket newsletter prepared by the firm, discussing cases in which certiorari has been granted that may affect the business community, as well as various recent articles of interest to appellate practitioners.www.law.emory.edu/caselaw
A clickable map of the United States is part of this site, created by the Emory University School of Law. The map separates the various federal appeals courts, and the site provides links to access each federal district court in the nation.
Where to Find the Papers
This is the Web site of the Social Science Research Network (SSRN), an abstract database that contains abstracts from over 55,100 scholarly working papers and forthcoming papers as well as an electronic paper collection that contains over 34,200 downloadable full text documents in Adobe Acrobat pdf format. Many of these papers and articles are free, while others are available for a nominal price. Significantly, the database provides access to many articles and papers that aren't normally available outside the well known fee-based databases.
Interested readers can enter a search expression to locate various working papers at www.papers.ssrn.com/sol3/DisplayAbstractSearch.cfm. For example, entering the search expression 'health care fraud' resulted in ten matches, including papers written by members of the Editorial Board of this newsletter: Gabriel L. Imperato, Internal Investigations, Government Investigations, Whistleblower Concerns: Techniques to Protect Your Health Care Organization, Alabama Law Review, Vol. 51, No. 1 (1999); Pamela H. Bucy, The PATH from Regulator to Hunter: The Exercise of Prosecutorial Discretion in the Investigation of Physicians at Teaching Hospitals, 44
Access to Jury Instructions
www.appellate.net/links/CategoryInfo.asp?c=6318
This interesting site, from Appellate.net, provided by the Supreme Court and appellate practice group of
Click on the Map
A clickable map of the United States is part of this site, created by the
Everything You Want to Know About Accounting Fraud
www.trinity.edu/rjensen/fraud.htm/
This site, titled 'Bob Jensen's Threads on Accounting Fraud, Forensic Accounting, Securities Fraud, and White Collar Crime,' posted by Professor Bob Jensen of the Department of Business Administration at Trinity University, provides a wealth of information about accounting issues that is continually updated along with links to access countless reports and articles that have been written about various accounting scandals that have led to the demise of Enron other businesses and have been widely reported during the last few years.
Where to Find Health Professions Advisors
The National Association of Advisors for the Health Professions, Inc. (NAAHP), a national organization of health professions advisors at the nation's colleges and universitie, presents this interesting and useful site. It offers access to various publications for health professions students, posts position announcements and opportunities in the area of health professions advising and higher education, and provides 'Abstracts On-Line,' a research engine for members and site visitors to examine what has been written in the association's journal, The Advisor, throughout the years.
www.appellate.net/links/CategoryInfo.asp?c=6318
This interesting site, from Appellate. net, provided by the Supreme Court and appellate practice group of
A clickable map of the United States is part of this site, created by the
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