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Integrating vanpool services along with highway use congestion pricing to help reduce traffic congestion on Interstate 80 from the Bay Bridge to the City of Pinole
Get PDFThe traffic congestion on Interstate 80 from the Bay Bridge to the City of Pinole imposes unique encounters for commuters in the Bay Area. Several academic research and reports have been conducted to help address these challenges. However, traffic congestion issues a decade ago is still the same traffic congestion today, there has been less progress in that area. This research effort explores whether vanpool and congestion pricing could be the solution to curb traffic congestion. The research question examined in this study is: Will integrating increased corporate support and use of employee vanpool services along with highway use of congestion pricing help reduce traffic congestion on Interstate 80 from the Bay Bridge to the City of Pinole? The two research hypotheses examined in this study are: Hypothesis (1). Increasing corporate support and use of employee vanpools will be effective in reducing traffic congestion on Interstate 80 from the Bay Bridge to the City of Pinole. Hypothesis (2). Introducing congestion pricing scheme will be effective in reducing traffic congestion on Interstate 80 from the Bay Bridge to the City of Pinole. The project will also evaluate other “best practices” learned from other metropolitan cities and replicate it to the San Francisco Bay Area corridors
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The Moral Character Evaluation: Proving That Your Past Does Not Define Your Future
Get PDFTo the extent that the character and fitness evaluation continues to exclude those candidates who have not shown remorse or rehabilitation, it remains essential to ensuring the integrity of the legal profession. However, it is unfair to presume that a blemish on an applicant’s record suggests a lack of good moral character, until proven otherwise. Past mistakes and errors in judgment do not automatically indicate that an individual is unfit to practice law. Nor does the lack of “sanctionable conduct” in one’s past conclusively prove that the individual will uphold the integrity of the profession
Eighth Amendment Protection in the 21st Century
Get PDFIn Timbs v. Indiana the Supreme Court considered whether the Eighth Amendment’s bar on “excessive fines” is incorporated against the states under the Fourteenth Amendment. Timbs v. Indiana addressed another persistent question that has appeared on bar exams for years: “What provisions in the Bill of Rights have not yet been \u27incorporated\u27 against the States?
