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Barriers To Providing Effective Treatment: A Critique Of Revisions In Procedural,Substantive, And Dispositional Criteria In Involuntary Civil Commitment, Donald H. J. Hermann

Vanderbilt Law Review

Anyone spending time in a major urban center in the United States must be shocked by the significant number of mentally ill persons living on the streets--the "bag people" who sleep in door-ways, on steam grates, on subway stairs. These people represent a new lifestyle made possible in part by a policy of deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill, which has been motivated largely by economic considerations and rationalized as a matter of mental health law reform. Another major factor contributing to the increasing denial of treatment to the mentally ill has been a revision of the mental health statutes. A …

Commentary: Stratified Scarcity And Unfair Liability, E. Haavi Morreim

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Title Vii As A Remedy For Alleged Employment Discrimination By State And Local Government Employers: Is It Exclusive Or Only Supplementary To 42 U.S.C. 1983, Brian Richard Henry

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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Volume 37 Issue 1 (1987), Case Western Reserve Law Review

Case Western Reserve Law Review

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The University Of Notre Dame : A Contemporary Portrait, Robert Schmuhl

Books

Table of Contents:

• Introductory Note ix
• Yesterday and Today 1
• Profile of Rev. Theodore M. Hesburgh, C.SC. 18
• Profile of Timothy O'Meara, Provost 28
• The College of Arts and Letters 34
• Profile of Michael J. Loux, Dean 62
• The College of Science 66
• Profile of Francis J. Castellino, Dean 78
• The College of Engineering 82
• Profile of Roger A. Schmitz, Dean 95
• The College of Business Administration 100
• Profile of Frank K. Reilly, Dean 113
• The Law School 116
• Profile of David T. Link, Dean 130
• The Graduate School 133
• Profile of Robert E. Gordon, Vice President 140
• Tomorrow 143 …

Procedures For Meetings And Organizations, Innis Christie

Innis Christie Collection

Why would an academic psychologist and an academic engineer write a book about "how to set up organizations" and run their meetings? The authors do not answer that question in their preface so we are free to speculate that this is their escape from the "meeting madness" that threatens every academic. They have attempted not only to bring some order into that omnipresent aspect of their own lives but also to share the fruits of their efforts with the rest of us in this very fine handbook.

A Plea For A Comprehensive Governmental Liability Statute, Roy Kimberly Snell

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Emotional Trauma Of Hijacking: Who Pays?, Karen Campbell

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Pattern Requirement Of Civil Rico, Jamie Middleton Clark

Kentucky Law Journal

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Police Misconduct: Municipal Liability Under Section 1983, Clinton J. Elliott

Kentucky Law Journal

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Effective Child Support Enforcement In Kentucky: The Tax Refund Intercept Program, Lynn C. Jones

Kentucky Law Journal

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Racing Syndicates As Securities, Rutheford B. Campbell Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

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The Prevention And Treatment Of Breeding Contract Controversies, John J. Kropp, J. Jeffrey Landen, Monica A. Donath

Kentucky Law Journal

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Exclusion Of Patrons And Horsemen From Racetracks: A Legal, Practical And Constitutional Dilemma, John J. Kropp, J. Jeffrey Landen, Monica A. Donath

Kentucky Law Journal

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Implied And Conditional Consent In The Sale Of Horse Shares Or Seasons, Sara Grinnell Smith

Kentucky Law Journal

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Horse Syndicates As Securities Under Blue Sky Laws, John Coleman Ayers

Kentucky Law Journal

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Chernick V. Fasig-Tipton: A Caveat To The Horse Trader, Paul L. Reynolds

Kentucky Law Journal

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Legal Malpractice Cases: Special Problems In Identifying Issues Of Law And Fact And In The Use Of Expert Testimony, Charles M. Leibson

Kentucky Law Journal

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Justice Sanford And Modern Free Speech Analysis: Back To The Future?, Philip J. Prygoski

Kentucky Law Journal

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Apportionment In Kentucky After Comparative Negligence, John M. Rogers

Kentucky Law Journal

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Jurisdictional Uncertainties Under The 1984 Bankruptcy Amendments, Laura Day Dickinson Carruthers

Kentucky Law Journal

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Post-Discharge Failure To Warn: A New Theory Allowing Access To Ftca Recovery, Denise A. Garrison

Kentucky Law Journal

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Defining The Relevant Market In Health Care Antitrust Litigation: Hospital Mergers, Keith B. Hunter

Kentucky Law Journal

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Kentucky's Doctrine Of Advancements: A Time For Reform, Carolyn S. Bratt

Kentucky Law Journal

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Taxation Of Equine Sales And Exchanges, Martin J. Mcmahon Jr.

Kentucky Law Journal

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Living Will Statutes: A Proposal For Kentucky, Michelle Coulter Landers

Kentucky Law Journal

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Kefalas V. Bonnie Brae Farms: A Practical Approach To Thoroughbred Breeding Syndications And Securities Laws, Timothy Nicholas Sweeney

Kentucky Law Journal

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Determination Of The Wishes Of The Majority Of The Employees In The Appropriate Bargaining Unit, Innis Christie

Innis Christie Collection

The notion that the wishes of employees with respect to certification should be ascertained primarily through a secret ballot vote hardly originated in Nova Scotia, having been adopted by the U.S. Wagner Act when it was first enacted. However, in the 1950's and 60's Canadian labour policy makers generally moved their labour legislation in the direction of enhancing the importance of "evidence" of union membership as the basis for certification, relegating the vote to secondary status, to be used only where the other evidence did not indicate clear majority support for the union or where employee petitions indicated a change …

Freedom Of Information Versus National Sovereignty: The Need For A New Global Forum For The Resolution Of Transborder Date Flow Problems, Lisa J. Damon

Fordham International Law Journal

This Note argues that the issues raised by transborder data flow restrictions must be dealt with on a global scale, not on a national basis. Part I of this Note discusses the international legal principles underlying the concept of freedom of information and the legal difficulties presented by the imposition of transborder data flow restrictions. Part II analyzes the perception among developing nations that sovereign rights are threatened by an unrestricted flow of information and discusses the measures developing nations are implementing to control this perceived threat. Part III analyzes several approaches suggested for dealing with the problems of transborder …

The Single European Act: Attempt At An Appraisal, Hans-Joachim Glaesner

Fordham International Law Journal

This Article analyzes whether the Act [the Single European Act] will aid European unification. Part I argues that a realistic and balanced assessment of its results is possible through a comparison of the final outcome of its negotiations with the Act’s original objectives, in light of the political realities of the Community. Part II briefly chronicles the recent history of European political operation. Part III discusses the effect of the Act on the power of the Community over the Member States. Part IV analyzes the decision making processes provided for by the Act.