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1991 Cslife (Winter), Benjamin N. Cardozo School Of Law

Cardozo Life Magazine

Table of Contents:

Alumni Offer Cardozo Students Guidance…and More, page 1

Icahn Grantees Report Summer of “Strengthened Resolve”, page 1

Ellen Cherrick (CSL ’80) Appointed Associate Dean for Placement, page 2

Saperstein Elected to Cardozo Board, page 2

Luncheon Honoring New Dean Raises Nearly $100,000 for Cardozo, page 2

Kukin Program Hosts Competition, page 3

Faculty News, page 3

Mack Professor Appointed, page 3

Comparative Constitutionalism Conference, page 4

“When No Means No: The Consent Defense In Acquaintance Rape”, page 4

Cardozo Group Sworn in at U.S. Supreme Court, page 5

Law and Humanism Speakers Series Wide-Ranging, page 5

Cardozo …

1991-1992 Bulletin, Benjamin N. Cardozo School Of Law

Cardozo Law Bulletin

Contents:

Endowed Programs – p. 5

Clinical Programs – p. 7

Programs of Study – p. 10

Facilities – p. 10

Publications – p. 10

Career Development – p. 11

Awards – p. 12

Faculty – p. 15

Curriculum – p. 35

Course Descriptions – p. 35

Admission Information – p. 51

Student Finance – p. 54

Honor Roll – p. 57

About Cardozo / Yeshiva University – p. 64

Index – p. 70

Where to Secure Information – p. 76

Academic Calendar and Application Forms – addenda

Secured Creditors And The Eely Character Of Bankruptcy Valuations, David G. Carlson

Articles

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Collateral Estoppel As A Basis For Attorney Discipline: The Next Step, Lester Brickman, John M. Bibona

Articles

An attorney convicted of a serious crime involving moral turpitude may be consequently disciplined for violation of DR 1-102(A)(5) of the Model Code of Professional Responsibility or Rule 8.4 of the Model Rules of Professional Conduct without the need for relitigating the issue of the attorney's criminal guilt. Likewise, when an attorney is disbarred in one jurisdiction, he can be disbarred by another jurisdiction without relitigating the underlying facts which were the basis for the initial disbarment. When courts thus discipline lawyers, they are invoking collateral estoppel to prevent the attorney from relitigating an issue raised and resolved against him …

Chapter 1: Abortion And Reproductive Rights

Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography

Overview of Abortion Rights — p. 3

Abortion Clinics — p. 5

Abortion Funding — p. 7

Minor’s Rights — p. 11

Abortion Jurisprudence — p. 11

Reproductive Technology — p. 14

Right to Privacy — p. 19

Chapter 2: Aids

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Health and Medical Issues — p. 25

Chapter 3: Battered Women

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No abstract provided.

Chapter 4: Child Abuse

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No abstract provided.

Chapter 5: Discrimination

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Affirmative Action — p. 59

Racial, Gender and Age Discrimination — p. 64

Educational Discrimination — p. 85

Sexual Harassment — p. 87

Private Club Discrimination — p. 90

Voting Rights — p. 91

Chapter 6: Family Issues

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Overview — p. 95

Adoption and Surrogacy — p. 98

Child Care — p. 101

Child Custody and Support — p. 104

Divorce and Related Financial Issues — p. 113

Inheritance — p. 119

Intrafamilial Abuse — p. 121

Paternal Rights — p. 127

Pregnancy and Motherhood — p. 131

Miscellaneous Family Issues — p. 141

Chapter 7: Gay And Lesbian Issues

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Family Issues — p. 149   Discrimination — p. 151   Miscellaneous — p. 153

Chapter 8: International And Historical Issues

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No abstract provided.

Chapter 9: Juvenile Rights

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Sexuality — p. 161

Delinquency — p. 163

Capital Punishment — p. 167

Legal Representation for Juveniles — p. 169

Handicapped Children’s Rights and Issues — p. 171

Chapter 10: Pornography, Prostitution And Hate Speech

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Prostitution and Pornography — p. 175

Freedom of Speech — p. 178

Chapter 12: Supreme Court Jurisprudence

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No abstract provided.

Chapter 13: Women And The Law

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Law School Diversity — p. 193

Legal Careers — p. 196

Feminist Jurisprudence — p. 200

Crime and Punishment — p. 208

Gender Bias in the Courts — p. 210

The "Moral Rights" Of Creators Of Intellectual Property, Rufus C. King

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Contradiction And Context In American Copyright Law, Keith Aoki

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

The Right Of Publicity: Star Vehicle Or Shooting Star?, Barbara Singer

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

A Proposal To Curb Congressional Interference With The National Endowment-For The Arts, Nancy Ravitz

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

The Post-Riley Era: An Analysis Of First Amendment Protection Of Charitable Fundraising, Stephen H. Block

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

The Doctrine Of Elections: Has The Need To Choose Been Lost?, Douglas R. Wolf

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Buchwald V. Paramount Pictures Corp. And The Future Of Net Profit, Adam J. Marcus

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

Controlling Legislative Shortsightedness: The Effectiveness Of Constitutional Debt Limitations, Stewart E. Sterk, Elizabeth S. Goldman

Articles

In this article, Professor Sterk and Ms. Goldman examine the efficacy of constitutional debt limitations as a method of controlling the incurrence of public debt. In examining the historical development of such limitations, the authors conclude that they are responses to perceived deficiencies in the legislative process rather than reactions to specific instances of legislative abuse. The authors determine, however, that courts have transformed absolute constraints on legislative power to incur debt into more flexible limitations that leave the judiciary with a substantial role in determining the fate of proposed borrowing schemes. Moreover, the authors found that few states revised …

Justice O'Connor's Intellectual Property Opinions: Currents And Crosscurrents, Marci A. Hamilton

Articles

No abstract provided.

Badlands: Artist-Personal Manager Conflicts Of Interest In The Music Industry, Hal I. Gilenson

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

No abstract provided.

New Technologies On The Block: New Kids On The Block V. News America Publishing, Inc. , Randy S. Frisch

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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Introduction, Ronald J. Palenski

Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal

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The New/Old Law Of Securities Transfer: Calling A “Spade” A “Heart, Diamond, Club Or The Like”, Martin J. Aronstein

Cardozo Law Review

Recent changes in the law of securities transfer might be characterized as trying to put an expanding multi-faceted peg in a round hole. The proverbial round hole, of course, is the traditional negotiable instrument concept that a security is transferred by delivery. The peg is the rapidly developing system of securities issuance and holding practices in which an owner's interest in a security is evidenced by an entry on his account with a broker, bank, clearing corporation, or other intermediary, and the security itself is represented by a piece of paper in the possession of that or another third party, …

Transfer Of Securities: State And Federal Interaction, Egon Guttman

Cardozo Law Review

No abstract provided.