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Beyond Betamax And Broadcast: Home Recording From Pay Television And The Fair Use Doctrine, Joni Lupovitz
Beyond Betamax And Broadcast: Home Recording From Pay Television And The Fair Use Doctrine, Joni Lupovitz
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Rap Parodies?: An In-Depth Look At Acuff-Rose Music, Inc. V. Campbell, Robert B. O'Connor
Rap Parodies?: An In-Depth Look At Acuff-Rose Music, Inc. V. Campbell, Robert B. O'Connor
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Advocate, The Advocate, Fordham Law School
The Advocate, The Advocate, Fordham Law School
The Advocate
Fordham Mourns the Passing of Professor Edward Yorio; Grade Revision, A Step Closer? The Student Vote and Beyond
A Tribute To Kevin Thomas Duffy, Constantine N. Katsoris
A Tribute To Kevin Thomas Duffy, Constantine N. Katsoris
Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal
No abstract provided.
Rcra Reauthorization: Moving The Incineration Issue To The Front Burner, Marylou Scofield
Rcra Reauthorization: Moving The Incineration Issue To The Front Burner, Marylou Scofield
Fordham Environmental Law Review
No abstract provided.
Whose Grass Is Greener? Green Marketing: Toward A Uniform Approach For Responsible Environmental Advertising, Joanna Watman
Whose Grass Is Greener? Green Marketing: Toward A Uniform Approach For Responsible Environmental Advertising, Joanna Watman
Fordham Environmental Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Modest Proposal To End Gun Running In America, Jeremy Travis, William Smarrito
A Modest Proposal To End Gun Running In America, Jeremy Travis, William Smarrito
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Gun violence is a serious issue in our society. However, finding common ground between those who favor, and those who oppose, gun control can be a difficult task. Mayor David Dinkins and the Police Department propose a four prong solution that would pave a middle ground acceptable to most individuals. (1) put teeth into the existing federal regulations concerning those proscribed from purchasing a gun, (2) limit interstate shipment of firearms only to those federal firearms dealers who show that they have complied with any existing local firearms dealer requirements; (3) provide tracing capabilities for interstate shipments of weapons; and …
The Legal Regulation Of Lawyers' Conflicts Of Interest, Richard A. Epstein
The Legal Regulation Of Lawyers' Conflicts Of Interest, Richard A. Epstein
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Case Against Strict Liability, Alan Schwartz
The Case Against Strict Liability, Alan Schwartz
Fordham Law Review
Professor Schwartz identifies the foundational assumptions of strict products liability law, and argues that these assumptions are either false, not supportive of banishing free contract, or not proven on the current evidence. After showing that, on the evidence now available, strict liability cannot be shown to be more efficient than free contract, Professor Schwartz argues that the choice among legal regimes should be made by a "representative consumer"--a person who knows what is knowable about markets and who knows that he lives in a liberal state, but who does not know what position he will occupy in that state. Professor …
The Fourth Amendment Rights Of The Homeless, Elizabeth Schultz
The Fourth Amendment Rights Of The Homeless, Elizabeth Schultz
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The What, Why, And How Of Privatization: A World Bank Perspective, Mary M. Shirley
The What, Why, And How Of Privatization: A World Bank Perspective, Mary M. Shirley
Fordham Law Review
Ms. Shirley outlines privatization, defininf the concept and suggesting why privatization should occur and how it can be best implemented. She first dfines privatization as the transfer of ownership of assets to the private sector. She then discusses why a government should privatize, as opposed to why governments often want to privatize. Finally, Ms. Shirley discusses various steps governments should take in effectuating privatizations.
The Compatibility Of The Unictral Model Law On International Credit Transfers With Article 4a Of The Ucc, Carl Felsenfeld
The Compatibility Of The Unictral Model Law On International Credit Transfers With Article 4a Of The Ucc, Carl Felsenfeld
Fordham Law Review
In this Article, Professor Felsenfeld compares the provisions of Article 4A of the Uniform Commercial Code with the Model Law of the United Nations Commission on International Trade Law. Professor Felsenfeld argues that these laws are compatible by contrasting each section of both laws and resolving the differences between them. Professor Felsenfeld concludes that the Model Law is ready for acceptance and adoption in the United States.
Transnational Financial Services--Current Challenges For An Integrated Europe, Gerhard Wegen
Transnational Financial Services--Current Challenges For An Integrated Europe, Gerhard Wegen
Fordham Law Review
In this address, Dr. Wegen focuses on the challenges facing an integrated Europe. Dr. Wegen examines the existing regulatory scheme which governs the EC financial services industry. By discussing possible enlargement of the EC to include easter and central European countries. Dr. Wegen addresses the growing need to develop and expand structural devices, both governmental and informal, to bind the ED. The basis for such a union must be the free movement of goods, capital, services, and persons. Dr. Wegen concludes by stressing that the EC must prepare for global competition, rather than struggle over matters of national pride.
The Political Ecology Of Takeovers: Thoughts On Harmonizing The European Corporate Governance Environment, Ronald J. Gilson
The Political Ecology Of Takeovers: Thoughts On Harmonizing The European Corporate Governance Environment, Ronald J. Gilson
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
Public Employees' Freedom Of Association: Should Connick V. Myers' Speech-Based Public-Concern Rule Apply?, Mark Strauss
Public Employees' Freedom Of Association: Should Connick V. Myers' Speech-Based Public-Concern Rule Apply?, Mark Strauss
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Genesis Of Eea Law And The Principles Of Primacy And Direct Effect, Walter Van Gerven
The Genesis Of Eea Law And The Principles Of Primacy And Direct Effect, Walter Van Gerven
Fordham International Law Journal
The subject of this comment is the Genesis of the European Economic Area Agreement. The author reflects on the question of whether two basic principles, the principles of primacy and direct effect, which have played an important role in the making of European Community law, are also present in the EEA law.
Toward A Model Whistleblowing Law, John D. Feerick
Toward A Model Whistleblowing Law, John D. Feerick
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The current state and local whistleblowing laws in New York provide inadequate protection for employees against employer retaliation in the public and private sector. These laws must be reformed so that employees can enjoy sufficient protection from employer retaliation, and so that a high standard of fairness, responsibility and honesty can be promoted throughout New York State and New York City.
Making Government Work, Robert W. Linn, Karen Flisek
Making Government Work, Robert W. Linn, Karen Flisek
Fordham Urban Law Journal
For a city or state government to be viable in the last decade of the 20th century, elected leaders must view modern management as a crusade. The work force must receive fair and equitable compensation, and all must be committed to constant quality improvement. Newspapers, magazines, radio and television must report the success stories and the failures. Taxpayers must understand that government services can improve, and the leaders must be held accountable. This is possible throughout the country but it will not happen unless an educated electorate demands it and the elected officials understand the stakes and urgency involved.
It's Time To Privatize, E.S. Savas
It's Time To Privatize, E.S. Savas
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Schools are failing, crime is commonplace, streets are filthy, transportation is a test of endurance, drug addiction is a curse, and millions have fled the city seeking a higher quality of life. The problem? New York City government. This paper argues that to fix the myriad of problems facing New Yorkers, the only solution is a restructuring of government that would lead to a privatization, allowing New Yorkers to rely more heavily on private industry instead of government. This system would force public agencies and private firms to compete for the privilege of providing public services and thereby earning taxpayers' …
Infomercials, Deceptive Advertising And The Federal Trade Commission, W.H. Ramsay Lewis
Infomercials, Deceptive Advertising And The Federal Trade Commission, W.H. Ramsay Lewis
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Recently, there has been growing concern among consumers, broadcasters and the Federal Trade Commission that infomercials may be a form of deceptive advertising. This note applies Federal Trade Commission guidelines to the infomercial format and concludes that infomercials are precariously close to violating commonly held standards for deceptive advertising. This note advocates that the Federal Trade Commission promulgate new standards requiring infomercials to identify themselves to consumers at all times as paid advertisements, so as to reduce the risk of consumers being unfairly fooled by advertisers.
Giving Women The Benefit Of Equality: A Response To Wirenius, Tracy Higgins
Giving Women The Benefit Of Equality: A Response To Wirenius, Tracy Higgins
Fordham Urban Law Journal
This essay offers a feminist response to Mr. Wirenius’s provocative critique of Professor MacKinnon. Whether supporting or opposing pornography regulation, feminist legal scholars tend to approach the issue from neither of the traditional positions – First Amendment absolutist or moral censor. Rather, a feminist approach to pornography is informed by an understanding of the profound harm that pornography can and does inflict upon women. Consequently, even for feminists who many oppose pornographic regulation, the choice is not an obvious one, as it seems to be for Mr. Wirenius, between the good of civil libertarianism and the evil of totalitarianism. An …
Report Of The New York State Judicial Commission On Minorities
Report Of The New York State Judicial Commission On Minorities
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The Commission was given a three-fold mandate to study how (1) court participants and the public at large perceive minority treatment in the New York Court System; (2) the representation of minorities in non-judicial staff positions within the court system; and (3) the number of minorities, both elected and appointed, in judicial positions in New York. The Commission recommended a milieu of changes to address the problems of racism in the court system and proposed another commission-- with a five year mandate-- be created to implement these recommendations, further analyze and collect data on race and the court system, and …
Dispelling The Myths About The "Battered Woman's Defense:" Towards A New Understanding, Michael Dowd
Dispelling The Myths About The "Battered Woman's Defense:" Towards A New Understanding, Michael Dowd
Fordham Urban Law Journal
This essay explores the growth of the use of self-defense by battered women from a historical perspective in order to explain the magnitude of the prejudices these defendants face. The essay suggests that a redefinition of Battered Woman's Syndrome will ease much of the criticism from feminists and eliminate the confusion in the legal profession surrounding the use of self-defense by battered women. The essay also pushes for a redefinition of the concept of "imminence" to encompass the realities of a battered woman's life.
The Question Of Family: Lesbians And Gay Men Reflecting A Redefined Society, Libby Post
The Question Of Family: Lesbians And Gay Men Reflecting A Redefined Society, Libby Post
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The cutting edge issue in the gay community is now the fight for domestic partnership rights. The absence of domestic partnership rights have resulted in the unequal treatment of an entire class of citizens, with gays and lesbians routinely denied jobs, housing, economic benefits such as health care, insurance, public accommodations, and may even result in these individuals being fired or facing eviction solely because of their sexual orientation. The author argues that to rectify these injustices, we must redefine the definition of family to be more in line with that used in New York's Braschi v. Stahl Assocs. Co., …
Bias Crime: A Call For Alternative Responses, Abraham Abramovsky
Bias Crime: A Call For Alternative Responses, Abraham Abramovsky
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The argument for enacting laws to punish and deter bias crime does not always benefit from clear and unambiguous examples of bias driven murder. A frustrating factor in some of the widely publicized reports of bias-related assault is the element of ambiguity: where a member of one race or religion injures a member of another race or religion, even perhaps articulating the difference between attacker and victim by means of an expletive or other statement, the question inevitably arises whether the attack was the product of bias alone, or did other factors, such as an intent to rob or rape, …
The Fordham Urban Law Journal: Twenty Years Of Progress, Constantine N. Katsoris
The Fordham Urban Law Journal: Twenty Years Of Progress, Constantine N. Katsoris
Fordham Urban Law Journal
After Fordham University moved the School of Law to the cultural hub at Lincoln Center, the problems associated with our urban areas began to accelerate. It became apparent that a closer focus had to be directed specifically at the urban problems of the nation, with particular emphasis on the affairs of its then largest city and state - New York. Thus, the Fordham Urban Law Journal (ULJ or Journal) published its first issue in 1972, exactly 20 years ago. This article commemorates the 20th anniversary of the Urban Law Journal, reflecting on the Journal's most notable accomplishments and tracing its …
State Ethical Codes And Federal Practice: Emerging Conflicts And Suggestions For Reform, Stephen B. Burbank
State Ethical Codes And Federal Practice: Emerging Conflicts And Suggestions For Reform, Stephen B. Burbank
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The standards for resolving putative conflicts between federal laws are not always clear, and neither for that matter is the standard for determining what con- stitutes a federal law capable of superseding effect. The technique of setting federal norms of professional conduct on a decentralized basis by borrowing or incorporating state norms is increasingly trouble- some to the extent that the borrowed state norms are disuniform and that they are being put to multiple remedial purposes. Federal legisla- tion preempting state law of professional conduct is conceivable but hardly likely, particularly as the norms are pressed into duty for pur- …
Promoting Fairness: A Proposal For A More Reasonable Standard Of Constructive Discharge In Title Vii Denial Of Promotion Cases , Richard M. Deagazio
Promoting Fairness: A Proposal For A More Reasonable Standard Of Constructive Discharge In Title Vii Denial Of Promotion Cases , Richard M. Deagazio
Fordham Urban Law Journal
The constructive discharge rule states that if intolerable working conditions associated with the employer's discrimination force the employee to resign, then the employee will be considered to have been "constructively" discharged on the date of resignation. The employee will be treated as if he or she had been fired by the employer and therefore is eligible for remedies traditionally associated with wrongful termination, such as reinstatement and backpay past the date of "discharge." If the employee has not been constructively discharged, then under the general rule the employee will only be entitled to preresignation backpay. In examples similar to this …
The Viability Of The Copyright Misuse Defense, David Scher
The Viability Of The Copyright Misuse Defense, David Scher
Fordham Urban Law Journal
Under the equitable doctrine of "unclean hands," courts will deny an otherwise meritorious claim where the claimant has acted so improperly that the need to punish the claimant’s wrongful behavior outweighs the need to punish the defendant’s allegedly unlawful conduct. The principle underlying the doctrine is that equity presumes harm when an unclean plaintiff obtains relief; consequently, one who desires justice must come into court with a “clean slate.” The theory of intellectual property misuse, which stems from the “unclean hands” doctrine, prevents a plaintiff from enforcing an intellectual property right if that plaintiff is guilty of misconduct with respect …
Labor Injunctions Pending Arbitration: Should Courts Enjoin Managements' Unilaterally Implemented Drug-Testing Programs?, Paul Keneally
Labor Injunctions Pending Arbitration: Should Courts Enjoin Managements' Unilaterally Implemented Drug-Testing Programs?, Paul Keneally
Fordham Law Review
No abstract provided.