legal penalties

The Supreme Court and Legal Change: Abortion and the Death Penalty (Thornton H. Brooks Series in American Law and Society)
$40.00
Recent abortion and death penalty decisions by the Supreme Court provide prime examples of abrupt legal change. With a comprehensive account of key abortion and death penalty cases, Epstein and Kobylka reach a surprising conclusion: the way litigants frame legal arguments is as important as political pressures or the moral climate in bringing about changes. 33 tables.

Professional Digital Alcohol Breathalyzer, Breath Tester, Portable Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) Detector with Muticolor LCD Display, Clock, Thermometer & 99 Reading Memories, for All Safety Drivers, Avoid Tickets & Save Money, DOT / NHTSA / FDA Approved
$149.99
Professional breathalyzer combines advanced features and easy to use handheld design and provides trusted results quickly and accurately. Don't risk driving under the influence or driving while intoxicated, especially when this breathalyzer device can keep you off the road. Driving DUI/DWI (driving under the influence/driving while intoxicated) incurs severe penalties and, depending on state and local laws*, may even be considered a felony. Worse than criminal penalties, drunk driving puts you and others in imminent danger. This all can be avoided with this convenient and easy to use Digital Alcohol Breathalyzer. Readings are simple to take and results are available quickly. With this device, you won't have to worry about the batteries running out, it comes with variety of power input options (via Car Adaptor, USB Cable & Batteries) Alert level calibrated (BAC limit in the US): 0.08% BAC (0.8 BAC) (Same in Canada) Agencies approval: DOT / NHTSA / FDA / CE

Citizen Verdict
$24.99
this movie goes really slow. Not what we thought it was supposed to be. A reality show is much better. Did not expect a lot from this movie but it was a total waste of monies!! Don't bother to buy or rent. Not worth it.

60 Minutes - 26-Year Secret (March 9, 2008)
$17.95
Imagine you know a secret that could keep an innocent man out of jail, but you can't reveal it. And imagine being that innocent man, living out life in prison for a murder you didn't do. Bob Simon reports on the legal dilemma faced by two Chicago lawyers who, bound by the attorney-client privilege, couldn't say who really commit the crime. Now that their client is dead, they are speaking out to free Alton Logan.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.