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INFOCHASE PUBLICATIONS eBooks and Miscellaneous Creations by Ken Green
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This interesting work encourages more Internet
"Name and Shame" efforts aimed at wrongdoers.
This eBook is about our society full of people with no scruples --
people who are morally and financially corrupt.
Police and prosecutors give more attention to the easier and sexier
cases. In many cases, the law
actually protects the wrongdoers. Those
who introduce and administer laws include some of the most self-serving
members of our society – politicians and lawyers.
Once a wrongdoer is dealt with, do they receive an appropriate
punishment under criminal law ? Do
they pay the civil judgments against them ?
In most cases the answer is no.
This eBook shows readers how and where Name and Shame is already
being used outside the
( Includes Free EXCEL Spreadsheet or ACCESS Database via Email ) There are 3,136 counties and 25,097 Cities in the 50 states. All are listed in this eBook along with populations. I developed this list after being unable to find one anywhere -- even on the U.S. Census Bureau or U.S. Postal Service web sites -- or from ZIP Code directories. It is quite easy to find information on specific localities, but an overall list simply does not seem to exist. A free EXCEL Spreadsheet or ACCESS Database file is available by email to all purchasers of this eBook. Those purchasing this list have found it very useful for marketing. Overseas purchasers like to peruse it to grasp the enormity of the United States. Using your eBook reader, PC, iPad, etc, you will be able to conduct searches, an advantage over paper books. With the free EXCEL or Database file, the sky is the limit when it comes to the utility of these lists. View the sample.
In addition to interesting and easy general
reading, this low cost eBook is an excellent way for teachers and
counselors of young people to kick-start an effort to encourage worthy and
educational reading in the form of easily digestible short snippets. Why
should teenagers and young adults study quotations and popular
“sayings” ?
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