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Copyright, Paul Goldstein
Copyright, Paul Goldstein
Law and Contemporary Problems
The purpose of copyright laws is discussed. Copyright is essentially about protecting the autonomy of authors.
Congressman Robert Kastenmeier And Professor John Stedman: A Thirty-Five Year Relationship, John A. Kidwell
Congressman Robert Kastenmeier And Professor John Stedman: A Thirty-Five Year Relationship, John A. Kidwell
Law and Contemporary Problems
The professional relationship between Congressman Robert Kastenmeier and law professor John Stedman is discussed. John Stedman was a positive influence on Kastenmeier's thinking on patent and copyright issues.
The Tell-Tale “Heart”: Determining “Fair” Use Of Unpublished Texts, Karen Burke Lefevre
The Tell-Tale “Heart”: Determining “Fair” Use Of Unpublished Texts, Karen Burke Lefevre
Law and Contemporary Problems
Copyright laws require that courts consider at least four factors in determining whether a quotation or close paraphrase of another's unpublished work without permission falls under "fair use." Several cases involving "fairuse" are discussed.
Copyright And Information Policy, Jessica Litman
Copyright And Information Policy, Jessica Litman
Law and Contemporary Problems
The basic principle that copyright protects neither ideas nor information has eroded recently. Recent court decisions and government policies that expand copyright laws are discussed.
Understanding Fair Use, L. Ray Patterson
Understanding Fair Use, L. Ray Patterson
Law and Contemporary Problems
Prior to creation of the fair use doctrine, an author had a limited right to use another author's copyright. The origin of the fair use doctrine is examined.
Environmental Litigation And Rule 11, Carl Tobias
Environmental Litigation And Rule 11, Carl Tobias
William & Mary Law Review
No abstract provided.
Butterfly Effects: The Possibilities Of Law Teaching In A Democracy, Paul D. Carrington
Butterfly Effects: The Possibilities Of Law Teaching In A Democracy, Paul D. Carrington
Duke Law Journal
No abstract provided.
The Nova Lawyer, Winter 1992, Volume 6, Number 1, Nova University - Shepard Broad Law Center
The Nova Lawyer, Winter 1992, Volume 6, Number 1, Nova University - Shepard Broad Law Center
Nova Lawyer
No abstract provided.
International Human Rights Law In U.S. Courts, Richard B. Lillich
International Human Rights Law In U.S. Courts, Richard B. Lillich
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
Although, as Professor Bilder rightly observes, "[ijnternational human rights law is derived from a variety of sources and involves many kinds of materials, both international and national, it is to national law that one must look first to determine the scope and content of the human rights recognized and protected in any country. Domestic courts confronted with human rights claims initially refer to national constitutions, laws, decrees, regulations, court and administrative decisions, and policy pronouncements for relevant rules of decision. Increasingly, however, domestic courts also are taking international human rights law into account in deciding cases. The purpose of this …
North American Free Trade Agreement: The Public Debate, Fran Ansley
North American Free Trade Agreement: The Public Debate, Fran Ansley
Scholarly Works
No abstract provided.
U.S.-Mexico Free Trade From The Bottom: A Postcard From The Border, Fran Ansley
U.S.-Mexico Free Trade From The Bottom: A Postcard From The Border, Fran Ansley
Scholarly Works
No abstract provided.
Liability Of Blood Banks For The Transmission Of Hiv-Aids, Martin B. Kofsky
Liability Of Blood Banks For The Transmission Of Hiv-Aids, Martin B. Kofsky
St. Thomas Law Review
This article focuses on cases of HIV transmission arising from blood transfusions. This article specifically details and describes the effect of blood shield statutes upon HIV-AIDS litigation and the appropriate standard of care to which a blood bank or similar entity should be held. Finally, the impact of the standard of care in conjunction with blood shield statutes on negligence actions arising from the transmission of the virus through blood transfusions will be examined. Although only two to three percent of all HIV-AIDS transmission cases are attributable to transfusion, the bulk of the litigation with respect to HIV-AIDS transmission is …
The Jury Trial In The Criminal Context: The Link Between The Defendant And The Community, Alfredo Garcia
The Jury Trial In The Criminal Context: The Link Between The Defendant And The Community, Alfredo Garcia
St. Thomas Law Review
No abstract provided.
Front Matter
St. Thomas Law Review
Front Matter includes Masthead, and Table of Contents for St. Thomas Law Review Volume 5, Issue 1, Fall 1992.
The Hazelwood Hazard: Litigating And Legislating In The State Domain When Federal Avenues Are Closed, Alexander Wohl
The Hazelwood Hazard: Litigating And Legislating In The State Domain When Federal Avenues Are Closed, Alexander Wohl
St. Thomas Law Review
The focus of this article is to move the awareness of the ability to expand individual rights in the state domain one step further, into the legislative arena; to examine efforts to overcome judicial restrictions under the United States Constitution not simply through an increased use of state judicial remedies but, in instances where that option may fall short or may not be the best alternative, through action in the individual state legislatures. As a means of studying this procedure, this article will focus on a particular Supreme Court decision that limited a previously existing right under the Bill of …
The Case Of The Bogus Ballot Summary: Grose V. Firestone, Thomas C. Marks
The Case Of The Bogus Ballot Summary: Grose V. Firestone, Thomas C. Marks
St. Thomas Law Review
No abstract provided.
Failed Or Uneven Discourse Of State Constitutionalism: Governmental Structure And State Constitutions, Jeffrey A. Parness
Failed Or Uneven Discourse Of State Constitutionalism: Governmental Structure And State Constitutions, Jeffrey A. Parness
St. Thomas Law Review
In his recent article in the Michigan Law Review, entitled "The Failed Discourse of State Constitutionalism," Professor James A. Gardner examines the responses to Justice Brennan's invitation to state high courts "to seize control of the protection of constitutional rights by looking to state constitutions as potentially more generous guarantors of individual rights than the U.S. Constitution." He finds the responses in the "voluminous body of commentary" by "distinguished state jurists" and "prolific academics" to be "extraordinarily optimistic about the prospects for state constitutional law ... not only to meet J u s t i c e Brennan's challenge, but …
Bearing Arms In State Bills Of Rights, Judicial Interpretation, And Public Housing, Robert Dowlut
Bearing Arms In State Bills Of Rights, Judicial Interpretation, And Public Housing, Robert Dowlut
St. Thomas Law Review
This article will review how state courts interpret state constitutional guarantees to arms, address the refusal by some courts to apply established rules on the interpretation of constitutional guarantees to arms cases, and examine discriminatory firearm bans in public housing.
The Cocaine Addicted Lawyer And The Disciplinary System, Raymond P. O'Keefe
The Cocaine Addicted Lawyer And The Disciplinary System, Raymond P. O'Keefe
St. Thomas Law Review
This article will discuss cocaine addiction within the legal profession and its impact upon individual attorneys, clients, and the profession as a whole. It discusses different approaches that have been taken in Bar disciplinary proceedings and the need for professional sanctioning bodies to accept cocaine addiction as a disease, and recovery from it as a mitigating factor. It argues that admitting evidence of addiction and recovery as mitigation best serves the goals of the disciplinary proceeding, which are to 1) protect the public, 2) maintain the integrity of the legal profession,. and 3) preserve public confidence in the legal profession. …
Capital Punishment And Equal Protection: Constitutional Problems, Race And The Death Penalty, Stan Robin Gregory
Capital Punishment And Equal Protection: Constitutional Problems, Race And The Death Penalty, Stan Robin Gregory
St. Thomas Law Review
This comment will (i) demonstrate that black defendants as well as black victims in death penalty cases, are not equally protected under the Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution and (ii) propose a solution to provide blacks equal protection, as contemplated by the framers of the United States Constitution, when they face execution. This comment is not intended to present the argument that a death row inmate should share the same equal protection with that of law abiding citizens. Rather, this comment stands for the proposition that as a group, all death row inmates should be equally protected regardless of race.
Front Matter
St. Thomas Law Review
Front Matter includes Masthead and Table of Contents for St. Thomas Law Review Volume 4, Issue 1, 1992.
In Memory Of The Honorable Eugene Paul Spellman, Dexter Douglass
In Memory Of The Honorable Eugene Paul Spellman, Dexter Douglass
St. Thomas Law Review
This excerpt is taken from the eulogy delivered at the memorial service for Judge Spellman, on May 8, 1991, at the Church of the Little Flower in Coral Gables, Florida.
Taxation Of Notional Principal Contracts: Implications For U. S. Persons, Myra J. Schlosberg
Taxation Of Notional Principal Contracts: Implications For U. S. Persons, Myra J. Schlosberg
St. Thomas Law Review
This article will critically analyze current U.S. tax treatment of NPCs used in the ordinary course of business as asset and liability management tools. Examples are used to illustrate the principles stated within the article. The focus will be to suggest a rational and coherent tax treatment based on two tenets. First, a policy which treats similar financial instruments in a consistent manner should be adopted to avoid anomalous or tax favored results. This would address the intuitive sense amongst legislative and administrative tax authorities, as well as tax practitioners, that an efficient and equitable tax system should tax economically …
Hiv-Aids And Governmental Control Of Information: International Denial Of Human Rights, Michael L. Closent, Scott H. Isaacman
Hiv-Aids And Governmental Control Of Information: International Denial Of Human Rights, Michael L. Closent, Scott H. Isaacman
St. Thomas Law Review
This article will identify two significant failures in the efforts to effectively combat the HIV-AIDS pandemic. Both problems deal with the collection and dissemination of HIV-AIDS information. The first topic of concern is what we call the AIDS "name game." The definition of AIDS varies from country to country and changes from time to time within a single country, with substantial negative consequences. In addition, too much attention is focused upon AIDS rather than upon HIVAIDS (or HIV infection). Secondly, the underreporting of HIV-AIDS is a serious problem resulting in the denial of important human rights to hundreds of thousands …
The Fourteenth Amendment: Original Intent And Modern Possibility, Donald E. Lively
The Fourteenth Amendment: Original Intent And Modern Possibility, Donald E. Lively
St. Thomas Law Review
This essay is derived in part from the author's book THE CONSTITUTION AND RACE (1992). Copyright 1992 by Donald E. Lively.
European Unity In The Nineties--A Mirage, Thomas Opperman
European Unity In The Nineties--A Mirage, Thomas Opperman
St. Thomas Law Review
Thank you for the honor of presenting the 1991 St. Thomas Distinguished Lecture in Law. I accepted your kind invitation with great pleasure. You may not be aware of the fact, but I flatter myself to be one of the closest observers of St. Thomas University School of Law in Germany because I receive regular information about you from my very good friend Professor Siegfried Wiessner, an alumnus of our Law School at Eberhard Karls University in Tiibingen, Germany. Seeing him in the audience, I definitely feel at home. The subject of my lecture is the prospect of European unity …
Say It Ain't So, Lewis--The Agony Of A New Legal Method Professor, James F. Kagan Jr.
Say It Ain't So, Lewis--The Agony Of A New Legal Method Professor, James F. Kagan Jr.
St. Thomas Law Review
No abstract provided.
Should Defense Counsel Interview Plaintiffs' Treating Physician Ex Parte: Physician-Patient Privilege V. Discovery, Diane Davis
Should Defense Counsel Interview Plaintiffs' Treating Physician Ex Parte: Physician-Patient Privilege V. Discovery, Diane Davis
St. Thomas Law Review
This article first discusses the physician's ethical and legal obligations towards the patient and society. Second, it explores cases in which a patient's right to claim the physician-patient privilege was at issue, and why courts permitted or prohibited ex parte interviews. The article concludes that the courts prohibiting ex parte interviews of treating physicians reach the proper result based on the public policy favoring the physician-patient privilege.
Introduction, Sherrie Cohen
Introduction, Sherrie Cohen
St. Thomas Law Review
This symposium issue entitled The 1990s: A New Jurisprudence Emerges was announced in the wake of the election of a new administration in the Fall of 1992. We believed that moment presented an opportune time to explore new policy directions and creative jurisprudential approaches to recurring and emerging conflicts within our nation's social and economic life. Our Call for Papers set forth our quest: What are 'the emerging issues and challenges facing a new jurisprudence of the 1990s? The diversity of responses we received reflects the range of issues in which our nation and our jurisprudence must engage in the …
The State And Federal Religion Clauses: Differences Of Degree And Kind, Neil Mccabe
The State And Federal Religion Clauses: Differences Of Degree And Kind, Neil Mccabe
St. Thomas Law Review
This article will critically analyze some recent decisions that have recognized greater rights under state constitutions in the area of religious freedom, but it will place more emphasis on the possibility of lesser or different protection under the state constitutions.