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Full Volume 79: International Law And The War On Terror

International Law Studies

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Jus Ad Bellum And International Terrorism, Rein Mullerson

International Law Studies

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Introduction (Volume 79)

International Law Studies

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Table Of Contents - Cardozo Law Review, Volume 24, Issue 6

Cardozo Law Review

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Publisher's Note

Cardozo Law Review

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The Smell Of A Murderer: How Not To Give Way On Your Enjoyment, Parveen Adams

Cardozo Law Review

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Some Psychoanalytic Aspects Of Serial Homicide, Ed Cameron

Cardozo Law Review

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The Traumatic Dimension In Law, David Gray Carlson

Cardozo Law Review

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Lacan And The Discourse Of Science In Law, David S. Caudill

Cardozo Law Review

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Civilization And The Two Faces Of Law: J. M. Coetzee's Waiting For The Barbarians, Sinkwan Cheng

Cardozo Law Review

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Guilt, The Law And Transgression, Russell Grigg

Cardozo Law Review

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"You Slay Me"!: Buffy As Jurisprude Of Desire, William P. Macneil

Cardozo Law Review

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Transgression And Identification In The Passage To The Act, Genevieve Morel

Cardozo Law Review

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Censorship, Repression Or Denial?: Unpacking The Symptom Of People V. Wu, Penelope Pether

Cardozo Law Review

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The Real Of Crime: Psychoanalysis And Infanticide, Renata Salecl

Cardozo Law Review

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The Appearance Of Right And The Essence Of Wrong: Metaphor And Metonymy In Law, Jeanne L. Schroeder, David Gray Carlson

Cardozo Law Review

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The Need For Stricter Scrutiny: Application Of The Revlon Standard To The Use Of Standstill Agreements, Brian K. Kidd

Cardozo Law Review

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The "Most Valuable Sort Of Property": Constructing White Identity In American Law, 1880-1940, J. Allen Douglas

San Diego Law Review

This Article examines the manner in which southern courts labored to instill the legal meaning of whiteness as an object of property inherent in the individual in cases involving racial defamation, miscegenation, and writs of mandamus to white-only schools during the decades following Plessy. The author starts by discussing Plessy and the argument that the reputation of being white was itself a property interest that deserved legal protection from being taken away from the individual by the community. Although this argument did not succeed in Plessy, the author goes on to discuss how a new property regime began to develop …

Banning Bans On New Reproductive And Novel Genetic Technologies, Matthew Herder

Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

Commentators argue that statutory prohibitions with the force of the criminal law should not be used to regulate new reproductive technologies (NRTs) and novel genetic technologies (NGTs). Bill C-13, the Assisted Human Reproduction Act, however, codifies 10 criminal bans. This paper considers the merits of the various arguments levied against Bill C-13, and the corollary claim that only a "non-prohibitive" model of legislation befits NRTs and NGTs. Three types of arguments are used to critique criminal bans: (1) "Structural" arguments hinge on the constraints of the Canadian legal system - legislation complete with prohibitions runs afoul of the Constitution Act …

Student Protector, Internet Provider, Or Contractual Party? An Examination Of The Legal Relationship Between A University And Its Students, Anna Christine Milot

Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

The legal relationship between a university and its students is becoming increasingly complex as the use of technology spreads. Accordingly, it is important to define a university’s responsibilities and legal boundaries in order to understand the liability universities can potentially incur when dealing with students. Each Canadian university is unique in its founding and enacting legislation, as will be discussed further later. The individuality of Canada’s universities means that the questions raised in this paper cannot be given answers that can necessarily be generalized across universities. The approach to analysis in this paper, however, is applicable to any of the …

Intellectual Property Laws In Harmony With Nafta: The Courts As Mediators Between The Global And The Local, Myra J. Tawfik

Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

This paper will argue that domestic courts can pro- vide a forum within which to mediate between these two extremes, to reconcile the ‘‘global’’ and the ‘‘local’’ — but that the courts themselves must adapt to meet the challenges that globalization places upon them. More specifically, the paper begins by setting out a framework for understanding harmonization of laws under NAFTA as one that encourages rather than eliminates diversity of law. The paper then studies the prevailing approaches to statutory interpretation that Canadian courts, most especially the Supreme Court of Canada and the Federal Court of Appeal, have been employing …

Technology And International Trade: Wille The Real Transformer Please Stand Up?, Todd Weiler

Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

The primary driver of change in Canada’s cultural sector has not been some kind of contrived, neo- liberal plot imposed upon an unsuspecting public with the promise of ‘‘jobs, jobs, jobs.’’ Rather, it has been technology. The role for liberalised trade and investment treaties comes only in the form of a conditioning force, limiting the panoply of choices available to govern- mental officials who want to respond to the changes being wrought by technological advances.

This paper begins with some brief definitions, moving next to an elaboration of its thesis, and finally explaining the application of this thesis to some …

Computer Law By George S. Takach (Toronto: Irwin Law Inc., 2000, 2nd Edition), David T.S. Fraser

Canadian Journal of Law and Technology

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Comprehensive References And Indexes, Volume 24 (2002-2003)

Cardozo Law Review

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Timeline Of Fr. Jason Sigler, Hall & Monagle, Llc

Timelines

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Oblivion Of Crime As Crime Of Oblivion, Néstor A. Braunstein

Cardozo Law Review

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Following The Man On The Clapham Omnibus: Social Science Evidence In Malpractice Litigation, Richard O. Lempert

Law & Economics Working Papers Archive: 2003-2009

This article responds to proposals to admit statistical evidence from empirical studies of actual health care practices to prove prevailing health practice standards in malpractice litigation by arguing that the case for doing so has numerous weaknesses that advocates of admitting such data commonly ignore. A fundamental concern is that the standard of practice defense co-evolved with prevailing modes of proof and might have been different had proof through experts not allowed for an aspirational as well as an empirical element to reach the jury. The article also argues that generating reliable statistical evidence of standard medical practice can be …

Explosive Dynamic Entry: The Increasing Militarization Of The Police Makes Citizens Into Enemies, Donald E. Wilkes Jr.

Popular Media

At 6 a.m. on Friday, May 16, 2003, 57-year old Alberta Spruill was in her residence, Apartment 6F at 310 W. 143rd Street in the Harlem Section of New York City, preparing to leave for work. Spruill, a quiet, church-going woman, was a municipal worker, employed at the Division of Citywide Administrative Services. She had been a city employee for 29 years, and each weekday would take the bus to her job. To her, that Friday morning must have seemed like the beginning of just another ordinary day. She mercifully did not know that she would never again head for …

Virginia Bar Exam, July 2003, Section 1

Virginia Bar Exam Archive

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Virginia Bar Exam, July 2003, Section 2

Virginia Bar Exam Archive

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