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The Legality Of University-Conducted Dormitory Searches For Internal Disciplinary Purposes, David E. Morrison Sep 1976

The Legality Of University-Conducted Dormitory Searches For Internal Disciplinary Purposes, David E. Morrison

Duke Law Journal

The issue examined is whether those unique characteristics of the university environment that have led to the development of a judicially-sanctioned general regulatory power will automatically render a warrantless disciplinary search "reasonable" within the terms of the fourth amendment. (LBH)


Childhood, Suspect Classifications, And Conclusive Presumptions: Three Linked Riddles, Laurence H. Tribe Jul 1975

Childhood, Suspect Classifications, And Conclusive Presumptions: Three Linked Riddles, Laurence H. Tribe

Law and Contemporary Problems

Discusses the judicial principles of "suspect classifications" and "conclusive presumptions," particularly as they relate to the constitutional rights of children and attempts to formulate a tenable legal doctrine governing the rights of children and other "semi-discrete" minorities.


Developing Constitutional Rights Of, In, And For Children, Robert A. Burt Jul 1975

Developing Constitutional Rights Of, In, And For Children, Robert A. Burt

Law and Contemporary Problems

Discusses U.S. Supreme Court decisions dealing with the constitutional rights of children and parents against state interventions on the behalf of children and attempts to generalize about the Court's stance on the permissible scope of state substitute-parenting activities.


Detours On The Road To Maturity: A View Of The Legal Conception Of Growing Up And Letting Go, F. Raymond Marks Jul 1975

Detours On The Road To Maturity: A View Of The Legal Conception Of Growing Up And Letting Go, F. Raymond Marks

Law and Contemporary Problems

Presents an historical examination of how law has shaped, constrained, and reflected the social role of youth in America. Part 1 surveys the period 1607-1870, part 2 covers the period 1870-1920, and part 3 views the contemporary scene.