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Ezequiel González Ocantos
(Ph.D. (Notre Dame); MPhil, BA Hons (Cambridge))
I'm an Associate Professor in the Department of Politics and International Relations, and a Professorial Fellow of Nuffield College. I am interested in understanding the impact of international human rights law in domestic judicial politics. My book "Shifting Legal Visions: Judicial Change and Human Rights Trials in Latin America" (Cambridge University Press) develops a theory of judicial behavior inspired by sociological institutionalism to explain why some Latin American judiciaries chose to decisively punish those responsible for serious human rights violations perpetrated during dictatorships and armed conflicts. I emphasize the enabling and empowering effect of the diffusion of international legal ideas by domestic litigants. The book won the 2017 C. Herman Pritchett Best Book Award from the Law and Courts Section of the American Political Science Association, and the 2017 Donna Lee Van Cott Best Book Award from the Political Institutions Section of the Latin American Studies Association. Part of this research also appeared in Comparative Politics (July 2014) in an article entitled "Persuade Them or Oust Them: Crafting Judicial Change and Transitional Justice in Argentina." I've also written about the impact of human rights trials on public opinion in an article published by The International Journal of Human Rights.
I am currently working on a second book project that examines the diffusion of the jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights among Latin American high courts. The goal is to identify the domestic political conditions under which international courts find reliable partners among domestic judges, and trace the processes whereby international jurisprudence becomes a routine reference point for these judges when they seek to justify their decisions. In some contexts, the use of foreign legal instruments and ideas empowers courts. In particular, international human rights law often gives them a stronger voice in politically sensitive debates over the content and reach of fundamental rights. I am in the process of completing a database that documents trends in the citation of Inter-American Court precedents by 13 Supreme and Constitutional Courts since 1994. The project will combine this information with in-depth case studies of several Latin American high courts based on interviews with key judicial actors.
I am also part of a research team that studies the political economy of vote buying and intimidation during electoral campaigns. So far we have fielded original post electoral surveys in 12 countries across the Americas in order to explore the extent of these practices, what citizens think about them, and who gets targeted by parties. Some of our findings appeared in two articles published in the American Journal of Political Science, "Vote Buying and Social Desirability Bias: Experimental Evidence from Nicaragua" (January 2012) and "The Conditionality of Vote Buying Norms: Experimental Evidence from Latin America" (January 2014), in a paper in Comparative Political Studies (July 2015), and in a forthcoming piece in the Latin American Research Review.
I obtained my Ph.D. from the University of Notre Dame in 2012. My thesis won APSA's 2013 Edward S. Corwin Award for the best doctoral dissertation in the field of Public Law. Before coming to Oxford I was an Assistant Professor at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) in Mexico City.
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Comparative Judicial Politics
Human Rights
Transitional Justice
The Interamerican System of Human Rights
Comparative Politics of Latin America
Political Economy of Clientelism
Qualitative Methods in Political ScienceHuman rights Constitutions and Government Democracy and Democratisation Elections Institutions and organisations
Advanced Qualitative Methods
Comparative Government
I am happy to supervise students interested in comparative judicial politics, human rights, electoral corruption, qualitative methods and Latin American politics
2016. "Shifting Legal Visions: Judicial Change and Human Rights Trials in Latin America" (Cambridge Studies in Law and Society, Cambridge University Press)
Winner of the 2017 H. Pritchett Best Book Award, American Political Science Association, Law and Courts Section
Winner of the 2017 Donna Lee Van Cott Best Book Award, Latin American Studies Association, Political Institutions Section
Peer-reviewed articles:
Forthcoming. "Remittances and Vote Buying: Experimental Evidence from El Salvador," in Latin American Research Review (with Chad Kiewiet de Jonge and Covadonga Meseguer)
2016. "Evaluations of Human Rights Trials and Trust in Judicial Institutions: Evidence from Fujimori's Trial in Peru," in The International Journal of Human Rights, 20(4): 445-470
2015. "Legitimacy Buying: The Dynamics of Clientelism in the Face of Legitimacy Challenges," in Comparative Political Studies, 48(9):1127-1158 (with Chad Kiewiet de Jonge and David Nickerson)
2014. "Persuade Them or Oust Them: Crafting Judicial Change and Transitional Justice in Argentina," in Comparative Politics, 46(4):279-298
2014. "The Conditionality of Vote Buying Norms: Experimental Evidence from Latin America," in American Journal of Political Science, 58(1):197-211 (with Chad Kiewiet de Jonge and David Nickerson)
2012. "Vote Buying and Social Desirability Bias: Experimental Evidence from Nigaragua," in American Journal of Political Science, 56(1):202-217 (with Chad Kiewiet de Jonge, Carlos Melendez, Javier Osorio and David Nickerson)
Book chapters:
Forthcoming. "Political Clientelism," in W. Outhwaite & S. Turner eds. The SAGE Handbook of Political Sociology. Thousand Oaks, CA: SAGE (with Paula Muñoz)
2015. "Dependencia y Autonomía," in M. D'Alessandro & G. Ippolito-O'Donnell eds. La ciencia política de Guillermo O'Donnell. Buenos Aires, Argentina: EUDEBA
2010. "Crisis de gobernabilidad en América Latina: Juegos verticales y horizontales," in F. Barrero & S. Jost eds. Estabilidad democrática en América Latina: Equilibrio de poderes, perspectivas teóricas. Bogotá, Colombia: Fondo Editorial de la Universidad Sergio Arboleda. (with Carlos Meléndez)
Commissioned academic reports:
2012. Aproximación a las percepciones de la ciudadanía sobre la compra de votos y la intimidación de votantes en el régimen político guatemalteco. Cdad. de Guatemala, Guatemala: National Democratic Institute. (with Carlos Meléndez, Chad Kiewiet de Jonge, Javier Osorio and David Nickerson)
Working papers:
"International Courts as Communicative Entrepreneurs: Transjudicial Dialogue in the Inter-American System of Human Rights" (R&R)
"Why do national courts rely on international law? A Computerized Text Analysis of the Rulings of Colombia's Constitutional Court" (with Niels Goet)
"Public Reactions to the UK Supreme Court's Brexit Decision: Evidence from an Online Survey Experiment" (with Elias Dinas)
"Creating Something Out of Nothing: Process Tracing With Missing Data" (with Jody LaPorte)
"Carrots and Sticks: Experimental Evidence of Vote Buying and Voter Intimidation in Guatemala" (with Carlos Meléndez, Chad Kiewiet de Jonge, Javier Osorio and David Nickerson)


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I feel this! My husband and I are active duty military, so we miss a lot of stuff. He'll be gone for EIGHT MONTHS this year. Just gone, in another country. I don't deploy, so that is a blessing. My boss is VERY Flexible and I can usually get out of work for an hour or two if I need to be there for something. But, it is stil horrible. I get home later than my husband, so he gets the good mood, and I get just about an hour before she goes to bed. And that the hour I need to cook dinner, get out of uniform, transfer all my pumped milk from my work storage containers, clean my pumping parts, etc. I'm always multitasking and never focused on her. I get up about 3 hours before I have to be at work so I can nurse her, hang out with her, get ready for work, and nurse her one more time, but I'm still multitasking... trying to shower, get ready for the day, etc.
Then, on the weekends, it's groceries, laundry, homework (Working on my Master's Degree), and any social events so that I can still keep a few adult friends.
Add to that the fact that being military means we live in a city with ZERO family nearby...
I feel guilty ALL the time!
I want to thank you and your husband for your service to our country. God bless and keep you both safe!!
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So I have been a wreck all morning... this morning Ember's school was hosting a mother's day tea from 9-1030. I very much wanted to go and planned on it, but on Wednesday I got assigned a case that is going to trial in a week, so I have to be at the office to get things in order.
After I got to work, I just kept thinking about how much I wanted to be there and how Ember might be the only other baby without a mommy or grandmother there. It has made me so sad just thinking about it. I was able to pick up all the mother's day gifts they made, I got a necklace with Ember's fingerprint on it, a picture frame with an adorable picture of Ember all dressed up and a vase with Ember's picture on it. I have the picture up in my office and just looking at Ember makes me cry now. I just want to go hold her and kiss her.
DH keeps telling me that a lot of other moms work and there would be a lot of other babies without moms there, but still I just feel horrible. Not only is it my first mother's day, I had to chose work over an event with my daughter. I guess this is just another one of those horrible feelings I will have because I work.
What type of work do you do? Is it a position that requires you to be there to do all of the prep-work for the case? Do you have a legal assistant that could help compile information for you?
Before I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia, I was a cop. I used to miss holiday's, birthday's, anniversaries and my hubby (a Deputy Sheriff) and I didn't even get to go on our honeymoon because we both were required to work the very next day after we got married. They are just things you have to be willing to sacrifice to serve. I know what you mean by it sucking to have to go to work over family, but depending on the job - sometimes we have no choice. You shouldn't beat yourself up over something you cannot control. Your husband is right about there being lots of mommies who won't be able to make it that day. There are some who simply aren't allowed off of work and/or their job is one that doesn't provide days off or comp time off for those few hours of the day. My heart breaks for you, I wouldn't want to be in your position. One girl I worked with when she got pregnant she left the job despite having already half her time in on the department, but her hubby remained a cop for the city; she couldn't handle not being with her daughter or something happening to her in the line of duty and leaving her daughter. I know my husband has expressed to me that he struggles leaving the house each night for the job, but there is no other option. The only thing I am required to do now is keep him updated with photos/videos and any new 'things' David is up to
. It's hard on both of us and I know Father's Day he will be very sad to leave the house, probably more than he is on a typical day on duty. It just makes it tough for parents who have to work. So please try to cut yourself some slack in the guilt department, you don't deserve to beat yourself up and ruin the day. You'll be able to spend the rest of your 1st Mother's Day with her....maybe your hubby can take you ALL out for a lovely dinner or something else you may enjoy when you get home. I hope you have an awesome Mother's Day in spite of being in the office during the school event.
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Durante la prima età del bronzo, e cioè nel corso della prima metà del secondo millennio a.C., fiorisce nella Sicilia sud-orientale la cultura di Castelluccio.
Essa prende il nome dall`insediamento situato su uno degli speroni del margine meridionale dell`altipiano acrense, in territorio di Noto.
Nella piccola valle a fianco del villaggio, la Cava della Signora, si trova la più vasta necropoli di questa facies culturale, costituita da 176 tombe a grotticella artificiale a forma di forno.
Alcune tombe avevano l`apertura chiusa con lastre di calcare scolpite con figurazioni simboliche spiraliformi , una rara testimonianza di scultura preistorica in Sicilia.
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The Castelluccio Culture is a Bronze Age (2000-1400 BC) culture of Sicily, and the name of the type site. Excavations indicate a predominantly pastoral economy whose people are best known for their distinctive ceramic vessels, composed of long graceful jars with complex linear patterns on black-painted, red-slipped wares. The sites always include a terra cotta horn (corno fittile).
Humans were present in Sicily at the end of the Pleistocene Epoch, about 70,000-50,000 years ago. Cave drawings confirm a presence by 10000 BC, if not earlier, and there is no evidence to suggest anything but a continuous presence since that period. In general terms, early Sicily may be represented by the following periods:
8000 BC - early settlements and cave drawings in coastal areas such as Addaura (near Palermo).
3000 BC - use of copper tools in certain localities, probably reflecting non-Sicilian influences.
2500 BC - use of bronze throughout "Proto-Sicanian" Sicily; contact with foreign cultures.
1600 BC - presence of an identifiable, distinct "Sicanian" culture across Sicily.
1200 BC - arrival of Sicels in eastern coastal areas, encouraging Sican migration westward.
There is little evidence that the Sicanians ever made wide use of any written language before the introduction of the Phoenician alphabet (shown here with the Greek and Early Roman alphabets), which they wrote from right to left. (Mycenean script has been found on some pieces of pottery.) On a pre-historic level, it seems probable that they were descended, for the most part, from Sicily's Bronze Age inhabitants. Indeed, the Sicans probably represented the main group descended from these first indigenous Sicilians. The theory of the Sicanians' Iberian origin is supported by a rather few linguistic factors thought to be shared with early Iberian tongues, though the evidence is hardly conclusive. The name of Spain's ancient Sicano River has been cited to suggest a common link, but it could be merely coincidental. It was the Greek historian Thucydides who first suggested Iberian roots, yet his authority for this is not known. That said, the best (and most recent) scholarly position is that the Sicanians were indeed natives of Sicily, while the Sicels immigrated from mainland Italy (possibly from Liguria, Latium or even Alpine regions) and the Elymians from the Asian regions of the eastern Mediterranean, perhaps via northern Africa.
During the Early Bronze Age, the Iblean region of Sicily was involved in a constant range of overseas contacts, as is proved by the imported objects found in numerous Castellucian necropoleis in this area. These contacts are attested from the beginning of the Early Bronze Age, as Ognina materials, which have substantial links with the cultures of Southern Italy, the Balkans and the Western Peloponnese, demonstrate. These contacts caused the growth of social complexity and of intra-society competition, in an advanced phase of the period, and led to the emergence of the Thapsos culture.
Though largely hypothetical, a logical theory has been advanced that the Sicanians were not initially part of any Indo-European population, though recent discoveries imply at least isolated contact with some Mycenean and Minoan cultures --probably on the basis of trade. Living independently of other societies, the earliest Sicani naturally would have developed as a unique population lacking clearly-defined cultural links to the Indo-European cultures of Italy, Greece and the eastern Mediterranean. (In this way they were similar to the earliest Iberians.) The Sicanians' name probably derives from the chalcedony called "sica" found in some of the areas they inhabited, and from which they styled tools in the Neolithic era. An Iron Age presence is indicated at Gela, Sant' Angelo Muxaro and other sites in the Agrigento area. The Minoan and Mycenean links explain possible similarities of the Thapsos and Castellucio cultures to Aegean ones.
That the Sicans apparently assimilated more rapidly and easily than the Sicels with the colonising Greeks suggests at least some affinity, if not commonality, between Sicanian and Hellenistic culture. This peaceful amalgamation took just a few centuries, from about 700 BC to 400 BC, and before long many Sicanian cities were essentially Greek. Our knowledge of this gradual union of Sicanian and Hellenistic culture is primarily archeological. Even today, the actual sites of ancient Sicilian localities (including Sicanian settlements) mentioned in Greek and Roman accounts are occasionally discovered and identified. A future find could yield greater information about the Sicanians.
Despite literary references to the contrary, there is little evidence to suggest a strong central government (or monarchy) among the Sicanians. Like the cities of Phoenicia and Greece, the Sicanian settlements were probably independent, or at least quasi-autonomous, forming a very loose confederation. There appears to have been little, if any, open conflict with the Sicels to the east and the Elymians to the northwest, though the arrival of each seems to have encouraged the Sicanians to migrate toward other areas.
Before the arrival of the Sicels, the Sicanians (or the prehistoric predecessor culture from which they emerged) probably occupied most of Sicily, though they were hardly isolated. Localised distinctions and "foreign" influences are often mentioned. For example, similarities of southeastern Sicilian prehistoric cultures to Maltese, Mycenean, Minoan or north African ones, or similarities between the cultures of northeastern Sicily and the Lipari Island cultures having links to mainland Italic ones. Much has been discovered of Sicily's Bronze Age (2500-1250 BC) societies, with the southeast Sicilian Thapsos and Castellucian cultures the object of much study in the last few decades.


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- church;
- a building for public Christian worship.
- Heather Hills Baptist Church (1.9km)
- Faith United Methodist Church (2.6km)
- Maranatha Baptist Church (2.7km)
- Cumberland First Baptist Church (3km)
- Temple Evangelical Community Church (3km)
- Aldersgate Free Methodist Church (3.2km)
- Saint Matthews Episcopal Church (3.4km)
- Trinity Lutheran Church (3.5km)
- Eastgate Christian Church (4.2km)
- Franklin Road Baptist Church (4.2km)
- North Eastwood Christian Church (4.6km)
- Old Bethel United Methodist Church (4.8km)
- stream;
- a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Washington Creek (0.9km)
- Straw Branch (1.2km)
- Hay Run (2.7km)
- Wead Run (2.9km)
- Cumberland Creek (3.7km)
- Sum Brook (4.4km)
- Muesing Creek (4.5km)
- Poss Branch (4.7km)
- Opo Run (4.9km)
- Lead Creek (5km)
- cemetery;
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- Memorial Park Cemetery (1.5km)
- Memorial Park Cemetery (1.8km)
- Witte Cemetery (2.6km)
- Huntington Cemetery (2.8km)
- Luebking Cemetery (3.4km)
- Kitley Cemetery (3.8km)
- Fish Cemetery (4.2km)
- Muesing Cemetery (4.8km)
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- Woodview Junior High School (2.2km)
- Grassy Creek Elementary School (3.1km)
- Moorhead Elementary School (3.3km)
- Trinity Lutheran School (3.5km)
- Hawthorne School Number 50 (4.3km)
- Pleasant Run Elementary School (4.5km)
- Sunnyheights Elementary School (4.9km)
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- Young Ditch (1.8km)
- Prange Ditch (2.7km)
- Hartman Ditch (3.4km)
- Rouark Ditch (3.7km)
- Rothe Ditch (4.6km)
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Did you know that a 12-ounce glass of orange juice has 36 grams of sugar? Or that drinking one Coke a day for a year means you'll consume 72 cups of sugar? The trivia comes courtesy of the American Diabetes Association, but it's not news to the kids who attend the Stratford School in Los Gatos: They've become well-versed on diabetes–and by extension proper eating–over the last couple of years.
Stratford is at 220 Kensington Way and has 490 students in preschool through fifth grades.
One of Stratford's former students, Nate Bacosa, was diagnosed with diabetes when he was just 6 years old. "At first it was a little scary," Nate said of his diagnosis. "Diabetes runs in our family."
Now in the eighth grade, Nate credits the American Diabetes Association with helping him experience a normal childhood. "The ADA has really helped me, so I'm giving back and saying thank you to them," Nate said.
Nate's "thank you" involved setting up Stratford's second annual "Walk for Diabetes" that was held on April 25. But it was much more than a walk: The ADA brought people and posters, and children played games, jumped in bounce houses and munched on snacks like fresh fruit and popcorn.
"We did three presentations with the kids on health and diabetes," the ADA's Karen Zimmerman said, "so they know all about 'sometimes' foods–instead of saying you can't have something, proper nutrition is about eating sensibly and being aware of how your body reacts to a big glass of orange juice."
Principal Gigi Tate says the ADA presentations made a big difference. "We saw a real change in what kids were bringing for snacks," Tate said. "They were more aware of what they were putting in their bodies."
She also credited Nate with educating students, parents, teachers and administrators about diabetes.
"Diabetes is a little curve in the road," Nate said. "It doesn't stop me from doing anything. This summer I'll be on Team USA Roller Hockey."
The Stratford walk raised approximately $16,000 for the American Diabetes Association.
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FRANCES GLESSNER LEE, a Chicago heiress, provided for just about every creature comfort when she fashioned 19 dollhouse rooms during the 1940's. She stocked the larders with canned goods and placed half-peeled potatoes by the kitchen sink. Over a crib she pasted pink striped wallpaper.
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Miniature corpses -- bitten, hanged, shot, stabbed and poisoned -- are slumped everywhere. The furnishings show signs of struggles and dissolute lives; liquor bottles and chairs have been overturned; ashtrays overflow.
Mrs. Lee, a volunteer police officer with an honorary captain's rank whose father was a founder of the International Harvester Company, used her ghoulish scenes to teach police recruits the art of observation.
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The Nutshells now reside at the office of the Maryland state medical examiner in Baltimore, where they are still used in seminars. Miniaturists, artists, academics and set designers also flock to them.
Now they are going public. Corinne May Botz, a Brooklyn photographer, has taken some 500 close-ups of the crime scenes, and interviewed 19 people who knew Mrs. Lee. The resulting book, "The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death" (Monacelli Press), will be released on Oct. 14. On the same day an exhibit of her photos will open at the Bellwether Gallery in Manhattan.
Not surprisingly, John Waters, a Baltimore native, is an admirer of the sometimes blood-splattered dioramas. "When I saw these miniature crime scenes," he said in an e-mail message on Tuesday, "I felt breathless over the devotion that went into their creation. Even the most depraved Barbie Doll collector couldn't top this." A heavily used guest book is posted near the Nutshells like an evidence log. "Wonderful," wrote David Byrne (another Baltimore celebrity) in his Nov. 9, 2001, entry.
And on May 14, 1997, Ms. Botz wrote, "Better than anything I've seen before." Then a photography student at the Maryland Institute College of Art, she was about to become obsessed. Ms. Botz, 27, says she never figured out why Mrs. Lee, a middle-aged divorcée, spent years looping nooses and painting blood smears on vignettes of working-class misery. "Lee and the Nutshells offered infinite stories and perspectives," she writes in the book's preface, "entire volumes of stories inside stories, stories enough to eat you alive and stories enough to keep you alive."
Staff members at the medical examiner's office have known Ms. Botz so long by now that they ask her how her summer went and whether she has changed her hairstyle. The Nutshells, fronted in clear plastic, line a darkened end of a corridor. A motion sensor flicks on their tiny lamps and ceiling fixtures whenever anyone walks by. The pint-size death scenes share the hall with enlarged copies of technical articles with headlines like "Suicide Using a Compound Bow and Arrow" and "Pathogenesis of Vertebral Artery Occlusion."
During a tour last month, Ms. Botz noticed a few details for the first time. On the underside of a wooden ironing board, for instance, next to a fallen housewife, Ms. Botz spotted a pencil inscription: "50 cents."
Could Mrs. Lee have been trying to suggest that the couple had just bought a cheap ironing board, that poverty had something to do with the crime? Or did she just forget to erase a price tag? "It's odd," Ms. Botz said, peering through the plastic. "What's that about? It's not like her to leave something like that showing."
Mrs. Lee based her tableaus on true stories, but changed the names of victims, suspects and witnesses. The pseudonyms sound ominous: Homer Cregg, Wilby Jenks, Sergeant Moriarty. She also gave each diorama a creepy name: Burned Cabin, Unpapered Bedroom, Dark Bathroom. Some of the furniture was store-bought, made by companies like TynieToy. Other objects were fashioned by Mrs. Lee, who was adept at turning jewelry charms into tchotchkes and straight pins into knitting needles.
A carpenter built the dioramas, adding back stairwells and yards even though students would barely be able to see them. Keys turn in locks, a pencil writes, a whistle can be blown. Before contorting the dolls into their death throes, Mrs. Lee lovingly knitted stockings and beaded moccasins for them.
"There's something so safe and controlled" about the Nutshells, Ms. Botz said. "There's this unsettled quality, that these houses are under siege, yet there are neat and tidy solutions."
Ms. Botz knows but does not reveal whodunit in the book, except for five cases now considered too confusing for students to unravel (including a death by brain hemorrhage). Mrs. Lee's own motivations are the subject of some speculation. Was she trying to subtly draw attention to domestic violence, then a neglected subject? Was she escaping the stifling conventions for wealthy women of her time?
Jennifer Doublet of Los Angeles, an architect who has written a scholarly essay on Mrs. Lee, said this week in an e-mail message: "For me there is perhaps nothing more satisfying in the Nutshells than the subversive pleasure of seeing the world of male detectiving blown wide apart by the macabre depiction of domestic violence in the precious, controlled, female space of a doll's house."
Or was Mrs. Lee rebelling against the opulent interiors of her childhood? She grew up in a fortresslike Chicago mansion designed in the 1880's by the Romanesque Revival architect H. H. Richardson. It is now a museum called Glessner House. Her parents, John J. and Frances Macbeth Glessner, sent their son, George, to Harvard but wouldn't let their brilliant, imperious daughter attend college. In 1898, at age 20, Frances married a milquetoast law professor named Blewett Lee. Three children and 16 years later, they divorced. The future Captain Lee retreated to New Hampshire, where she dabbled in antiques dealing. George introduced her to a Harvard-trained medical examiner named George Burgess Magrath. His gruesome casework intrigued Mrs. Lee, who once wrote in a letter, "This has been a lonely and rather terrifying life."
In addition to underwriting a department at Harvard that hired Dr. Magrath, Mrs. Lee organized lavish parties during its criminology seminars. An $8,000 set of dinnerware was set aside for this event at the Ritz-Carlton for crowds of adoring policemen, who gorged themselves on caviar, foie gras and filet mignon. "She gave hours of careful consideration to the seating arrangements, to the floral decorations and to the program," wrote Erle Stanley Gardner, the author of the Perry Mason mysteries, in a 1962 obituary about Mrs. Lee.
Harvard lost interest in forensics after her death and shuttered the department. A former professor there, Dr. Russell Fisher, became Maryland's chief medical examiner and brought the Nutshells with him. Participants in police science seminars have been poring over the models ever since.
By 1992 Mrs. Lee's creations were disintegrating, and the Maryland Medical-Legal Foundation donated $50,000 for their restoration. The conservation team's report reads like a crime log: "The blood on the body was discolored and faded."
Despite the dated décor and narratives, criminologists still swear by the Nutshells. "People take them as seriously as any other crime scene," said Dr. David R. Fowler, the current chief medical examiner for Maryland. "I've never seen anybody make jokes, because of the degree of intricacy and detail. The quality is stunning. I have never seen any computer-generated programs that even come close."
The office is planning a larger headquarters, with a Nutshells gallery off the lobby.
"I could get hired as the full-time curator," Ms. Botz said, only half-joking. Then she recanted: "It's time to move on. It wouldn't be sort of healthy for me to stay with this any longer."
Follow the Clues: The Living Room
Early on May 22, 1941, the body of Ruby Davis was found at the foot of the stairs -- head first -- by her husband, Reginald, after he said he awoke to find a vacancy on her side of the bed. Were her injuries consistent with a fall? Cigarette butts in the ashtray are identified as Lucky Strikes, a test for aspiring detectives.
Forensic Report: Blue Bedroom
Around midnight on Nov. 3, 1943, Charles Logan was shot dead following an argument with his wife, Caroline. She says she discovered her husband's body shortly after he retired to his private bedroom (in itself an indication of a strained relationship) and she heard a gunshot. She described the victim's state shortly before his death as "typically drunk and quarrelsome."
On the floor near the bed where Logan's body was found were trousers and a gun, a piece of string wrapped around the trigger, suggesting suicide; on the dresser, more string. The victim is positioned on his right side, but the gun is on the floor behind him. A chair is overturned. Blood is splattered on the headboard. In the shadow of the bed, a bottle, what investigators call an in-plain-sight clue.
Forensic Report: Kitchen
On April 11, 1944, an aproned Robin Barnes is found dead in her kitchen, midcuisine. The gas jets on the stove are open, her rosy hue indicates carbon monoxide poisoning, and the doors to the kitchen are locked, barring escape for a murderer. But would a suicidal housewife take the time to bake a cake? And why is the ironing board tagged "50 cents"? A beverage on the table and ice trays on the floor suggest that Mrs. Barnes could have had company.
A show of photographs by Corinne May Botz opens Oct. 14 at the Bellwether Gallery, 134 10th Avenue (18th Street; 212-929-5959). Viewings of the Nutshells are limited; requests may be addressed to Dr. David R. Fowler, Office of the Chief Medical Examiner, 111 Penn Street, Baltimore, Md. 21201.Continue reading the main story


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Dubai: The price of steel has more than doubled in the last seven months, affecting the UAE's construction sector. But the good news is that cement prices are due for a correction, said Riad Kamal, chairman of Arabtec Holding.
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Workers Would Pay The Price for Protecting Steel
March 4, 2002
As it has for decades, the shrinking U.S. steel industry is seeking restrictions on imports, says Bruce Bartlett. They hope that if tariffs were imposed on foreign steel, prices would rise enough to make domestically-produced steel competitive again.
But since there are many more businesses that use steel than produce it, the economy as a whole suffers. Estimates are that 8 times as many jobs will be lost in steel-consuming businesses than would be saved among steel producers.
According to a study by economists Joseph Francois and Laura Baughman for the Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition, a group of steel consumers:
- A low tariff would impose about $2 billion in additional costs on U.S. consumers, and might save 4,375 jobs that would otherwise be lost to imports.
- However, the higher costs on steel consumers would likely result in a loss of 36,164 other jobs, for a net loss of 31,789 jobs (see figure).
- They calculate that each job saved in the steel industry will cost the economy $439,485.
- They also calculate that a high tariff, costing consumers $4 billion, might save 8,902 steel industry jobs, but would destroy 74,502 jobs, for a cost per job saved of $451,509.
In short, the costs of steel protection are far greater than the benefits.
Source: Bruce Bartlett, senior fellow, National Center for Policy Analysis, March 4, 2002; see also Joseph Francois and Laura Baughman, "Estimated Economic Effects of Proposed Import Relief Remedies for Steel," December 19, 2001, Consuming Industries Trade Action Coalition (CITAC).
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