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Dog Sniffs And The Fourth Amendment, Robert Bloom
Dog Sniffs And The Fourth Amendment, Robert Bloom
Robert M. Bloom
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Panelist, Cnn Panel Discussing The Film Whitey: Usa V. James J. Bulger, Robert Bloom
Panelist, Cnn Panel Discussing The Film Whitey: Usa V. James J. Bulger, Robert Bloom
Robert M. Bloom
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The Fourth Amendment Fetches Fido: The Future Of Dog Searches, Robert M. Bloom, Dana L. Walsh
The Fourth Amendment Fetches Fido: The Future Of Dog Searches, Robert M. Bloom, Dana L. Walsh
Robert M. Bloom
For over thirty-five years, the Supreme Court has grappled with the controversial issue of affirmative action and race preference. Beginning with Justice Lewis Powell’s influential opinion in Bakke v. U. Cal. Davis in 1978, leeway has been permitted for admissions policies that take account of race, as long as it is not given determinative weight so as to exclude consideration of nonminority candidates, or used to set quotas. As the Court has become increasingly conservative, however, its license for race preference has tightened considerably, and it has become receptive to “reverse discrimination” plaintiffs challenging such policies in universities and the …
Cases On Criminal Procedure: 2015-2016, Robert Bloom
Cases On Criminal Procedure: 2015-2016, Robert Bloom
Robert M. Bloom
No abstract provided.