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His, Hers, Or Theirs - Custody, Control, And Contracts: Allocating Decisional Authority Over Frozen Embryos, Paula Walter

Seton Hall Law Review

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The International Criminal Tribunal For The Former Yugoslavia: Defining The Offenses, Walter Gary Sharp Sr.

Maryland Journal of International Law

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Domestic Violence, Substance Abuse, And Child Welfare: The Legal System's Response, Jane C. Murphy, Margaret J. Potthast

Journal of Health Care Law and Policy

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Food For Sport Or Faustian Bargain: Regulating Performance Enhancing Dietary Supplements, Jennifer Kay Braman

Cleveland State Law Review

The defining line between legal and illegal substance-between dietary supplement and drug is horribly skewed. Accordingly, Part I of this Note will investigate the complexities that exist with regard to the classification and regulation of dietary supplements, looking at the history leading to the passage of the governing Dietary Health and Supplement Act of 1994. Part II will focus on supplements that consumers may use for performance enhancement purposes, and the regulation of sports products. Part III will look at the regulatory debate over dietary supplements, the andro product example and the interrelationship between drugs and sport. Part IV will …

The Challenge Of Substance Abuse For Family Preservation Policy, Dorothy Roberts

Journal of Health Care Law and Policy

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Self-Determination And The Wrongfulness Of Death, Robert A. Burt

Journal of Health Care Law and Policy

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Caring For The Dying: The Importance Of Nursing, Patricia A. Grady

Journal of Health Care Law and Policy

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Providing Safe Haven: The Challenge To Family Courts In Cases Of Child Abuse And Neglect By Substance-Abusing Parents, Susan E. Foster, Margaret Long Macchetto

Journal of Health Care Law and Policy

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Gwaltney Of Smithfield Revisited, Ann Powers

Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications

This article returns to the earlier Gwaltney decision, looking both to the text of the Gwaltney opinion, and to internal memoranda demonstrating the debate which occurred among the justices themselves over the nature of the beast with which they were dealing: a confusing mixture of subject matter jurisdiction, substantive cause of action and constitutionally based standing requirements. This review leads to the conclusion that the opinion's lack of analytical clarity, which created substantial confusion for courts and litigants, could have been avoided by a more carefully reasoned work based on the Court's internal discussions. Further, the Court's decision in Steel …

Islamic Water Law As An Antidote For Maintaining Water Quality, Ali Ahmad

Water Law Review

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Antidegradation: A Lost Cause Or The Next Cause, Kent Modesitt

Water Law Review

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History Repeats Itself - A Response To Opponents Of The Colorado Ute Indian Water Rights Settlement Act Of 1988, Scott B. Mcelroy

Water Law Review

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When Justice Fails: Indemnification For Unjust Conviction, Adele Bernhard

Elisabeth Haub School of Law Faculty Publications

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Developing Nations And The Agreement On Trade-Related Aspects Of Intellectual Property Rights, Scott Holwick

Colorado Environmental Law Journal

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Do As I Say, Not As I Do: Why Teachers Should Not Be Allowed To Carry Guns On School Property Chalk Talk, Jennifer Frederick

The Journal of Law and Education

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Testing For Genetic Traits: The Need For A New Legal Doctrine Of Informed Consent, Elizabeth B. Cooper

Maryland Law Review

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Global Trade And The New Millennium: Defining The Scope Of Intellectual Property Protection Of Plant Genetic Resources And Traditional Knowledge In India, Meetali Jain

UC Law SF International Law Review

As a signatory to the global Trade-Related Intellectual Property Rights treaty (TRIPS), India is obligated to develop national legislation that conforms to the international standards of intellectual property rights protection by January 1, 2000. India now faces the option of either acceding to the requirements of TRIPS or accepting various penalties, including sanctions, from the international community.

This Note focuses on the protection of one type of property, namely plant genetic resources. The case of India provides fertile ground for an examination of the clash between notions of global intellectual property rights and notions of national and local sovereignty over …

A Brief Comment On The Application Of The "Contemporary Community Standard" To The Internet, Phillip E. Lewis

Campbell Law Review

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The Entry-Into-Force Provision Of The Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty: An Example Of Bad International Lawyering, David Lenefsky

NYLS Journal of International and Comparative Law

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The Road Not Taken: Able V. United States, Equal Protection, Due Deference, And Rational Basis Review, Celena R. Mayo

NYLS Journal of Human Rights

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The Freedom To Marry For Same-Sex Couples: The Opening Appellate Brief Of Plaintiffs Stan Baker Et Al. In Baker Et Al. V. State Of Vermont, Mary Bonauto, Susan M. Murray, Beth Robinson

Michigan Journal of Gender & Law

As the first state to prohibit slavery by constitution, and one of the few states which, from its inception, extended the vote to male citizens who did not own land, the State of Vermont has long been at the forefront of this nation's march toward full equality for all of its citizens. In July 1997, three same-sex couples challenged Vermont to act as a leader yet again, this time in affording full civil rights to the State's gay and lesbian citizens. Stan Baker and Peter Harrigan, Nina Beck and Stacy Jolles, and Holly Puterbaugh and Lois Farnham were denied marriage …

Mine Disaster Threatens Spain's Donana National Park, Jerrold A. Long

Articles

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Competency, Coercion, And Risk Of Violence: Legal Intersects With Fundamental Issues Of Mental Health, Alison Barnes

Marquette Law Review

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On Tonight's Menu: Toasted Cornbread With Firefly Genes? Adapting Food Labeling Law To Consumer Protection Needs In The Biotech Century, Kirsten S. Beaudoin

Marquette Law Review

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In The Name Of The Father: Wisconsin's Antiquated Approach To Child Name Changes In Post-Divorce And Paternity Proceedings, Catherine A. Ritterbusch

Marquette Law Review

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Genetic Test Results And The Duty To Disclose: Can Medical Researchers Control Liability?, Richard L. Furman, Jr.

Seattle University Law Review

This Comment examines research on the human genome and explores the existence of a duty to disclose genetic test results in clinical and research settings. Part II begins with a hypothetical describing how such a duty to disclose can arise. Part III (A-C) describes advances in the sequencing of the human genome, the development of reliable tests for genetic disorders, and issues regarding access and control of genetic test samples and results. Part III (D) looks at the tort law basis for a general duty of physicians to disclose medical information, the specific duty of clinical physicians to disclose the …

Controversial Speakers On Campus: Liberties, Limitations, And Common-Sense Guidelines, Kenneth Lasson

All Faculty Scholarship

"Veritas vos liberabit," chanted the scholastics of yesteryear. The "truth will set you free," echo their latter-day counterparts in the academy, intoning the mantra reverentially but with increasingly more hope than confidence, more faith than conviction.... The real world of the academy, of course, is not quite that wonderful, nor nearly as bad as many would suggest. The ironies become palpable, however, when those self-same institutions, which almost universally view themselves as bastions of free speech, instead stifle debate that is perceived as politically incorrect or otherwise embarrassing. Academic administrators naturally shy away from conflict and contention. They shun controversy. …

Litigating Against Employment Penalties For Pregnancy, Breastfeeding And Childcare, Candace Saari Kovacic-Fleischer

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Limiting The Scope Of The Endangered Species Act--Discretionary Federal Involvement Or Control Under Section 402.03, Derek Weller

UC Law Environmental Journal

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Is The Clean Air Act Unconstitutional?, Cass R. Sunstein

Articles

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