209 research outputs found
Recent Development: Jackson v. State: Successive Post-Conviction Petitions Are Not Barred by the Doctrine of Res Judicata or Maryland Rule 4-704; A Petition for DNA Testing Will Be Denied if the Evidentiary Threshold for a Wrongful Conviction Claim is Not Met.
The Court of Appeals of Maryland held that the doctrine of res judicata and Maryland Rule 4-704 do not bar successive DNA petitions. Jackson v. State, 448 Md. 387, 406, 139 A.3d 976, 987 (2016). The court further held that denying Jackson’s petition for DNA testing without a hearing under Maryland Rule 4-709 was proper, because none of his assertions would have produced exculpatory evidence. Id. at 411, 139 A.3d at 990
Assessing particulate matter (PM10) emissions from outdoor runs in laying hen houses by integrating wind tunnel and lab-scale measurements
Effects of mechanical separation on GHG and ammonia emissions from cattle slurry under winter conditions
Gaseous emissions from the storage of untreated slurries and the fractions obtained after mechanical separation
Acidification of raw and co-digested pig slurries with alum before mechanical separation reduces gaseous emission during storage of solid and liquid fractions
Gaseous emissions and nutrient dynamics during composting of swine solid fraction for pellet production
PM emissions from open field crop management: emission factors, assessment methods and mitigation measures – A review
How to maximise the manure value in a high livestock concentration area: the Life Optimal project
Effect of different slurry pre–treatments on mechanical separation methods efficiency: preliminary results.
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