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• Professor of Criminal Justice, Michigan State University; Assistant Professor of Political Science, San Diego State University

Introduction II. Empirical Measures Of The Supreme Court's Decision Making III. Case Decisions A. Unanimous Decisions B8-1 Decisions C. 7-2 Opinion D. 6-3 Decisions E. 5-4 Decisions IV. Conclusion

• Capital University Law Review
• Nbr. 32-4, July 2004

• Onsite Energy Is Proud to Announce a New Partnership with Michigan State University Extension's Freeway to Fuels Project

FLINT, Mich., Dec. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- In an effort to GO GREEN, . The Freeway to Fuels project will test the potential of growing oilseed crops for bioenergy production. Phase I explored the feasibility of growing, harvesting and utilizing bioenergy crop on non-traditional land in Michigan. Growing oilseed crops on non- traditional cropland creates economic activity and jobs on land that is currently not in production.

• U.S. Newswire
• December 13, 2011

• University of Michigan, Michigan State University, Wayne State University; controlling boards

• Michigan Constitution

• Going Forward Where Others Have Failed: Michigan State University Launches Judicial Administration Program

In 2003, Michigan State University (MSU) announced the establishment of degree and certificate programs in judicial administration. These programs address the need of court employees and others interested in joining the profession to obtain a credential that judges and others hiring court managers will recognize as providing the knowledge, skills, and abilities qualifying them to administer courts. In so doing, MSU joined a line of universities and law schools that attempted to establish and maintain viable, highly credentialed programs in the fluidly defined profession of court administration. Here, Nafisi and Conner discuss why MSU has been willing to undertake this initiative when other universities have lost interest or ended their programs.

• Justice System Journal
• Vol. 26 Nbr. 2, May 2005

• Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: Funding of Construction and Operation of the Facility for Rare Isotope Beams at Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI

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• Michigan State University Leverages Vovici to Measure Social Change.

MSU Office for Survey Research Leads Nationwide Academic Research to Limit At-Risk Drinking and Expand Educational Opportunities for Students and Teac...

• Business Wire
• January 19, 2011

• Wayne County, Michigan State University Extension Offer Soil Test

Unsure if your lawn or garden really needs that fertilizer? Then "Don't Guess... Soil Test!" That's a soil nutrient-testing service cosponsored by The Wayne County Department of Environment (DOE), Michigan State University Extension (MSUE) and local retailers. The service is available to homeowners and gardeners through Sept. 16. A MSU soil-nutrient test kit can be purchased for a cost of $14. Delivery to a MSU soil-testing laboratory is provided at no extra charge. Soil-sample kits can be purchased and returned with soil samples to the following retailers in Wayne County:

• Michigan Chronicle
• August 21, 2009

• John R. Hildebrand, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Board of Trustees of Michigan State University, Clifton R. Wharton, President, Michigan State University, John Edward Cantlon, Provost, Michigan State University, Edward A. Carlin, Dean of University College, Michigan State University, Douglas Dunham, and Clinton A. Synder, Defendants-Appellees., 607 F.2d 705 (6th Cir. 1979)

Kenneth Laing, Jr., MacLean, Seaman, Laing & Guilford, Lansing, Mich., for plaintiff-appellant. Leland W. Carr, Jr., Anderson, Carr, Street & Hornba...

• Federal Circuits

• MorphoTrak Acquires Innovative Tattoo Matching Technology from Michigan State University.

Exclusive License for Tattoo Matching Technology Represents Successful Partnership of University and Industry ALEXANDRIA, Va. & EAST LANSING, Mich. ...

• Business Wire
• January 19, 2010

• Market Potential and Foreign Direct Investment: Exploring the Relationship in Emerging Markets

Market potential is one of the critical variables in determining the competitiveness of a country. The study investigates the classic relationship between market potential and foreign direct investment in twenty-six emerging markets using the Market Potential Indicator (MPI) of Michigan State University (MSU). MPI is a composite of market size, market growth rate, market intensity, market consumption capacity, commercial infrastructure, economic freedom, market receptivity, and country risk. Findings indicate that MPI moderately explains the FDI inflow in the emerging economies. A factor analysis reveals that the true dimensions of MPI are power of the market, openness and growth, and capacity and infrastructure. When regressed on FDI, the factors show better explanatory power than MPI ...

• Advances in Competitiveness Research
• Vol. 14 Nbr. 1, January 2006