Decriminalization: administrative adjudication. Volume III: special summary report. Final report.

Urban Mass Transportation Administration, Washington, D.C.

An analysis of ASAP impact on the judicial system. SD:ASAP analytic study no. 4 - 1976. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Driver and Pedestrian Programs, Washington, D.C.

Action program for highway safety; report.

Includes bibliographies.

A safety demonstration program for Oakland County, Michigan. Final report.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Special Adjudication for Enforcement (SAFE) - volume I.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Summary report of D.U.I. probation.

Mode of access: Internet.

Highway safety program manual.

Supplements accompany some volumes.

Administrative per se : a summary of state forms and procedures.

Mode of access: Internet.

Non-resident violator compact fiscal impact/cost effectiveness : a case study /

Mode of access: Internet.

Alcohol highway-traffic safety workshop for the judiciary.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Washington, D.C.

Digest of selected cases on interstate commerce regulation; summary of significant decisions of the Interstate Commerce Commission and courts in transportation cases.

"A revision of the 1958 edition."

Child care proceedings in non-specialist courts: the experience in Ireland

It is widely accepted that court proceedings concerning child protection are a particularly sensitive type of court proceedings that warrant a different approach to other types of proceedings. Consequently, the use of specialized family or children’s judges or courts is commonplace across Europe and in common law jurisdictions. By contrast, in Ireland, proceedings under the Child Care Act 1991 are heard in the general courts system by judges who mostly do not specialize in child or family law. In principle, the Act itself and the associated case law accept that the vulnerability of the parties and the sensitivity of the issues involved are such that they need to be singled out for a different approach to other court proceedings. However, it is questionable whether this aspiration has been realized in a system where child care proceedings are mostly heard in a general District Court, using the same judges and the same physical facilities used for proceedings such as minor crime and traffic offences. This article draws on the first major qualitative analysis of professional perspectives on child care proceedings in the Irish District Court. It examines evidence from judges, lawyers, social workers, and guardians ad litem and asks whether non-specialist courts are an appropriate venue for proceedings on an issue as complex and sensitive as child protection, or whether the establishment of specialist family courts with dedicated staff and facilities provides a better solution.

Air pollution levels measured at traffic hot spots : Brisbane urban corridor study

Air pollution levels were monitored continuously over a period of 4 weeks at four sampling sites along a busy urban corridor in Brisbane. The selected sites were representative of industrial and residential types of urban environment affected by vehicular traffic emissions. The concentration levels of submicrometer particle number, PM2.5, PM10, CO, and NOx were measured 5-10 meters from the road. Meteorological parameters and traffic flow rates were also monitored. The data were analysed in terms of the relationship between monitored pollutants and existing ambient air quality standards. The results indicate that the concentration levels of all pollutants exceeded the ambient air background levels, in certain cases by up to an order of magnitude. While the 24-hr average concentration levels did not exceed the standard, estimates for the annual averages were close to, or even higher than the annual standard levels.