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Criminal Procedure: Examples And Expanations, Robert Bloom, Mark Brodin
Criminal Procedure: Examples And Expanations, Robert Bloom, Mark Brodin
Robert Bloom
No abstract provided.
Revisiting Apso: Improving The System For Releasing Genuine Asylum Seekers From Detention, Beth Lyon, Michele Pistone
Revisiting Apso: Improving The System For Releasing Genuine Asylum Seekers From Detention, Beth Lyon, Michele Pistone
Michele R. Pistone
No abstract provided.
Asylum Filing Deadlines: Unfair And Unnecessary, Michele Pistone
Asylum Filing Deadlines: Unfair And Unnecessary, Michele Pistone
Michele R. Pistone
No abstract provided.
The Constitutional Law Of The European Union, John Murphy, James Dinnage
The Constitutional Law Of The European Union, John Murphy, James Dinnage
John F. Murphy
No abstract provided.
On The Naming Of Paranoia In Legal Scholarship, David Caudill
On The Naming Of Paranoia In Legal Scholarship, David Caudill
David S Caudill
No abstract provided.
Institutional Investors, Registration Rights, And The Specter Of Liability Under Section 11 Of The Securities Act Of 1933, Jennifer O'Hare
Institutional Investors, Registration Rights, And The Specter Of Liability Under Section 11 Of The Securities Act Of 1933, Jennifer O'Hare
Jennifer O'Hare
No abstract provided.
Jangling The Keys To The Kingdom: Some Reflections On The Crucible, On An American Constitutional Paradox And On Australian Judicial Review, Penelope Pether
Jangling The Keys To The Kingdom: Some Reflections On The Crucible, On An American Constitutional Paradox And On Australian Judicial Review, Penelope Pether
Penelope J Pether
No abstract provided.
Female Delinquents: Defining Their Place In The Justice System, Anne Poulin
Female Delinquents: Defining Their Place In The Justice System, Anne Poulin
Anne Poulin
No abstract provided.
Second Annual Lloyd K. Garrison Lecture On Environmental Law: Using Property Rights To Attack Environmental Protection, Joseph Sax
Joseph L. Sax
No abstract provided.
Women (Under)Development : The Relevance Of The "Right To Development" To Poor Women Of Color In The United States, Hope Lewis
Hope Lewis
This essay, written during a time of Clinton-era welfare reform, was an attempt to reimagine South-North roles. What if "right to development" analysis were applied to poor women of color living in the United States? Some see the right to development as an anachronism in the face of the apparent globalization of market-based economic development. However, “development” in the narrow form of a thriving industrial sector, reliable infrastructure, and steady economic growth, remains beyond the reach of many nations - particularly the poorest African nations. More important, the broader goals of human development - access to basic needs and an …
The Impact Of Tax Rules On Corporate Governance, Hugh Ault
The Impact Of Tax Rules On Corporate Governance, Hugh Ault
Hugh J. Ault
No abstract provided.
Sources Of Law, John Hyson
Law Librarianship, Filippa Anzalone
Stillborn Enterprises: Calculating Expectation Damages Using Forensic Economics, Roger Abrams, Donald Welsch, Bruce Jonas
Stillborn Enterprises: Calculating Expectation Damages Using Forensic Economics, Roger Abrams, Donald Welsch, Bruce Jonas
Roger I. Abrams
In this jointly-authored article, Dean Abrams and forensic economists Donald Welsch and Bruce Jonas explain how the tools of forensic economics can be used to calculate expectation damages for stillborn enterprise. A breach of contract or tortuous misconduct may prevent a business from beginning operations. Courts are often asked to determine what damages have been suffered, but without a track record of performance that determination is often left uncertain. This article offers a formula that lawyers and experts can use to make these determinations with “reasonable certainty.”
Cruelty And Original Intent: A Socratic Dialogue, Kent Greenfield
Cruelty And Original Intent: A Socratic Dialogue, Kent Greenfield
Kent Greenfield
Reprinted in Boston College Law School Magazine 5 (Fall 1996): 27- 31
The Empirical Legal Research Initiative: An Interim Report To The Academy, Robert Bennett, Jordan Leibman, Richard Fetter
The Empirical Legal Research Initiative: An Interim Report To The Academy, Robert Bennett, Jordan Leibman, Richard Fetter
Robert B. Bennett
Note: full-text not available due to publisher restrictions. Link takes you to an external site where you can purchase the article or borrow it from a local library.
Digital Oral Culture, Tom Bell
Recent Publication, 21 Yale Journal Of International Law 502 (Reviewing M. Sornarajah, The Law Of Foreign Investment (1994)), Anil Kalhan
Anil Kalhan
No abstract provided.
A Model State Act To Authorize And Regulate Physician-Assisted Suicide, Charles Baron, Clyde Bergstresser, Dan Brock, Garrick Cole, Nancy Dorfman, Judith Johnson, Lowell Schnipper, James Vorenberg, Sidney Wanzer
A Model State Act To Authorize And Regulate Physician-Assisted Suicide, Charles Baron, Clyde Bergstresser, Dan Brock, Garrick Cole, Nancy Dorfman, Judith Johnson, Lowell Schnipper, James Vorenberg, Sidney Wanzer
Charles H. Baron
Despite laws in many states prohibiting assisted suicide, an unknown but significant number of people each year commit suicide with the aid of a physician. In recent years, the phenomenon of physician-assisted suicide has attracted greater attention as physicians have openly risked prosecution to shed light on the subject, advocates have raised a series of legal challenges to laws banning assisted suicide, and a federal judge has struck down the nation's first statute allowing physicians to assist patients in suicide. In this Article, nine authors from the fields of law, medicine, philosophy and economics propose a comprehensive statute to permit …
The New Private Law: An Introduction, Julie Nice
The New Private Law: An Introduction, Julie Nice
Julie A. Nice
This essay is an introduction to a Symposium on The New Private Law. Professor Nice defines New Private Law as including deregulation, decentralization, privatization, and contractualization, and as reflecting a normative regime that both recognizes a distinction between public and private domains and prefers the ordering of the private market to that of public decision-makers. She argues the preference for the private domain seems, at least, to tolerate inequality, and at worst, to reify existing power hierarchies. At the specific level, she describes the debate over privatization of welfare, with proponents claiming it costs less because of greater flexibility and …
Criminal Procedure: Examples And Expanations, Robert Bloom, Mark Brodin
Criminal Procedure: Examples And Expanations, Robert Bloom, Mark Brodin
Robert M. Bloom
No abstract provided.
The Texaco Case, Copyright Law And The Developments Of 1995-1996, Sarah Wiant
The Texaco Case, Copyright Law And The Developments Of 1995-1996, Sarah Wiant
Sarah K. Wiant
No abstract provided.
Calling Off The Lynch Mob: The Corporate Director's Fiduciary Disclosure Duty, Lawrence Hamermesh
Calling Off The Lynch Mob: The Corporate Director's Fiduciary Disclosure Duty, Lawrence Hamermesh
Lawrence A. Hamermesh
No abstract provided.
El Control De Constitucionalidad En Los Estados Unidos De Norteamérica, Robert Barker, V. Bazan
El Control De Constitucionalidad En Los Estados Unidos De Norteamérica, Robert Barker, V. Bazan
Robert S. Barker
No abstract provided.
Legal Education In The 1990s, Louise L. Hill
Listening To Deaf Culture: A Reconceptualization Of Difference Analysis Under Title Vii, Mary Ellen Maatman
Listening To Deaf Culture: A Reconceptualization Of Difference Analysis Under Title Vii, Mary Ellen Maatman
Mary Ellen Maatman
This article at 13 Hofstra Labor Law Journal 269 (1996) considers and critiques the treatment of difference under federal antidiscrimination law by discussing and applying key insights from the "Deaf Culture" movement and its scholarship.
Lawyer Publicity In The European Union: Bans Are Removed But Barriers Remain, Louise L. Hill
Lawyer Publicity In The European Union: Bans Are Removed But Barriers Remain, Louise L. Hill
Louise L Hill
The publicity rules of legal professions in the Member States of the European Union (EU) vary greatly, particularly with respect to regulations associated with lawyer advertising. Publicity rules which vary in breadth and scope are problematic for the EU lawyer engaging in cross-border practice, especially when a home state lawyer advertising rule is more restrictive than that of a host state. "Lawyer Publicity in the European Union: Bans are Removed But Barriers Remain," addresses the evolution of doctrines relating to the legal profession in EU countries. The article sets forth the structure of legal professions in twelve EU Member States, …
Beyond Arbitration: Innovation And Evolution In The United States Construction Industry, Thomas J. Stipanowich
Beyond Arbitration: Innovation And Evolution In The United States Construction Industry, Thomas J. Stipanowich
Thomas J. Stipanowich
Disagreement among contracting parties has a rich tradition in the construction industry, which has been at the forefront of creating and experimenting with alternatives to litigation. In this article, Professor Stipanowich examines traditional alternatives to litigation utilized by the construction industry, including summary adjudication by design professionals, arbitration, mediation, minitrial, dispute review boards, early neutral evaluation, and partnering. After analyzing the results from the 1991 ABA-sponsored survey on dispute resolution in the construction industry, the author presents data from the 1994 Multidisciplinary Study on Dispute Avoidance and Resolution in the Construction Industry, a landmark study of which the author was …
Uncertain Privacy: Communication Attributes After The Digital Telephony Act, Susan Freiwald
Uncertain Privacy: Communication Attributes After The Digital Telephony Act, Susan Freiwald
Susan Freiwald
This article argues that the coming tide of electronic Federal law protects the privacy of transmitted communications under a two-tiered system. The actual contents of communications occupy the first tier, where they enjoy fairly effective protection against disclosure. Communication attributes encompass all of the other information that can be learned about a communication, such as when and where it occurred, to whom and from whom it was sent and how long it lasted. They occupy a lowly second tier, where the protections against disclosure are weak, ambiguous and in some cases non-existent. This bifurcated system becomes increasingly untenable as advances …
The Tales Of White Folk: Doctrine, Narrative, And The Reconstruction Of Racial Reality, Robert L. Hayman, Nancy A. Levit
The Tales Of White Folk: Doctrine, Narrative, And The Reconstruction Of Racial Reality, Robert L. Hayman, Nancy A. Levit
Robert L. Hayman
No abstract provided.