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The Redefining Of Professional Ethics In New Jersey Under Chief Justice Robert Wilentz: A Legacy Of Reform, Michael P. Ambrosio, Denis F. Mclaughlin Jan 1997

The Slippery Slope Of Modern Takings Jurisprudence In New Jersey, Jennifer L. Bradshaw Jan 1997

Megan's Law As Applied To Juveniles: Protecting Children At The Expense Of Children?, Mark J. Swearingen Jan 1997

The Entire Controversy Doctrine In 1997: Driving In The Wrong Direction, Scott M. Sinins Jan 1997

The Never Ending Story Of The Peremptory Challenge: Racial Discrimination In The New Jersey Jury System, Laura Logiudice Jan 1997

The Last Line Of Defense: A Comparative Analysis Of United States Supreme Court And New Jersey Supreme Court Approaches To Racial Bias In The Imposition Of The Death Penalty, J. Randy Sawyer Jan 1997

Article I, Paragraph 22 - Victim's Rights Amendment - Victim Impact Evidence Does Not Violate The Eighth Amendment And Is Permissible In A Capital Murder Case In New Jersey - State Of New Jersey V. Muhammad, 145 N.J. 23, 678 A.2d 164 (1996)., Aaron H. Galileo Jan 1997

New Jersey State Constitution Jan 1997

Editorial Board - Vol. 7, No. 2 Winter 1997 Jan 1997

Exclusionary Zoning And Racial Segregation: A Reconsideration Of The Mount Laurel Doctrine, Bernard K. Ham Jan 1997

The Constitution Of The United States Of America Jan 1997

A Guide To The Legal Liability Of Coaches For A Sports Participant's Injuries, Anthony S. Mccaskey, Kenneth W. Biedzynski Dec 1996

Table Of Contents Dec 1996

Constitutional Law - First Amendment - Athletic Coach's Locker Room Speech Is Not Protected Under First Amendment, Even Though University Policy Is Found Unconstitutional - Dambrot V. Central Michigan University, 55 F.3d 1177 (6th Cir. 1995)., Michael P. Pompeo Dec 1996

Baseball Franchise Stability And Consumer Welfare: An Argument For Reaffirmining Baseball's Antitrust Exemption With Regard To Its Franchise Relocation Rules, Frank P. Scibilia Dec 1996

Intellectual Property - Trademark - A Likelihood Of Confusion Exists Between Plaintiff Yacht Association's Sail Design Trademark And Defendant Clothing Manufacturer's Intentionally Copied Nautical Sportswear Design Despite Plaintiff's Failure To Register Its Trademark On State Or Federal Trademark Registers - International Star Class Yacht Racing Ass'n V. Tommy Hilfiger U.S.A., Inc., 1995 Wl 241875 (S.D.N.Y. 1995)., Jeffery B. Randolph Dec 1996

Rough Around The Edges: Professionalism, Eligibility, And The Future Of Figure Skating, Carter Anne Mcgowan Dec 1996

The 1994-95 Baseball Strike: A Case Study In Myopic Subconscious Macrocosmic Response To Conflict, Christopher J. Fisher Dec 1996

A Loosely Laced Buskin? The Department Of Education's Policy Interpretation For Applying Title Ix To Intercollegiate Athletics, Robert D'Augustine Dec 1996

"Girls Of Summer": A Comprehensive Analysis Of The Past, Present, And Future Of Women In Baseball And A Roadmap To Litigating A Successful Gender Discrimination Case, Matthew J. Mcphillips Dec 1996

Broken Promises And Broken Dreams: Should We Hold College Athletic Programs Accountable For Breaching Representations Made In Recruiting Student-Athletes?, James Kennedy Ornstein Dec 1996

Board Of Editors - Vol. 6, No. 2 1996 Dec 1996

Table Of Contents Dec 1996

"Telling It Like It Is" A Tribute To Howard Cosell, John L. Shahdanian Ii Dec 1996

Revisiting Excessive Violence In The Professional Sports Arena: Changes In The Past Twenty Years?, Linda S. Calvert Hanson, Craig Dernis Dec 1996

No Salary, No Union, No Collective Bargaining: Scholarship Athletes Are An Employer's Dream Come True, Stephen L. Ukeiley Dec 1996

Constitutional Law - Search And Seizure - Illinois State Racing Board Rule Which Provides For Warrantless Searches Of Racing Licensees Is Constitutional As Applied To The Search Of A Jockey's Automobile - Leroy V. Illinois Racing Board, 39 F.3d 711 (7th Cir. 1994)., Christopher A. Barbarisi Dec 1996

The Men In Black And Blue: A Comment On Violence Against Sports Officials And State Legislative Reaction, Carole J. Wallace Dec 1996

Constitutional Law - The Right To Participate In Interscholastic High School Athletics Is Not A Constitutionally Protected Right, Therefore, A Rule Suspending The Eligibility Of Student-Athletes Who Transfer From One High School To Another Need Only Be Rationally Related To A Legitimate State Objective - Mississippi High School Activities Ass'n, Inc. V. Coleman, 631 So. 2d 768 (Miss. 1994)., Wm. Nicholas Chango Jr. Dec 1996

Board Of Editors - Vol. 6, No. 1 1996 Dec 1996