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Chapter 8: International Law

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Annotations — p. 153

What Makes Rape A Crime?, Lynne Henderson

Scholarly Works

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Table Of Contents - Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography, Vol. 2 (1987)

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Chapter 5: Family

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Cases — p. 41

Statutes — p. 53

Children — p. 54

Divorce — p. 67

Mediation & Alternative Dispute Resolution — p. 70

Property Division — p. 76

Tax — p. 91

Miscellaneous — p. 103

Chapter 7: Health

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Cases — p. 123

Contraception & Birth — p. 126

DES — p. 132

PMS — p. 135

Reproductive Technology/Surrogate Motherhood — p. 137

Toxics in the Workplace — p. 140

Miscellaneous — p. 144

Chapter 13: Miscellany

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Career — p. 245

Language — p. 246

Philosophical Issues — p. 247

Chapter 9: Pornography

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Cases — p. 157

Annotations — p. 159

Sexual Orientation As A Human Rights Issue Incanada 1969-1985, Philip Girard

Dalhousie Law Journal

Equality is a protean concept. Even if one has taken a position on the equality of opportunity versus equality of outcomes debate, there remains the problem of deciding what equality means in particular contexts: racial equality, equality between the sexes, between those with and without mental or physical disability, and so on. Finally, there is the issue of which groups in society are entitled to "equality", whatever it may mean. Given the open-ended nature of the equality guarantees contained in section 15 of Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, it is clear that groups other than those specifically mentioned therein …

Sexual Orientation Employment Discrimination: The Freedom Of Private Employers To Discriminate, Holly Hecker

In the Public Interest

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Douglass V. Hustler Magazine, Inc.: Anatomy Of Privacy For A Public Figure In Illinois, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 1053 (1986), Howard L. Teplinsky

UIC Law Review

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Bowers V. Hardwick: The Constitutionality Of Georgia's Sodomy Statute, 20 J. Marshall L. Rev. 325 (1986), James J. Bromberek

UIC Law Review

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Women And The Law, Elizabeth Holtzman

Villanova Law Review (1956 - )

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Sterilization Of Mentally Retarded Persons: Reproductive Rights And Family Privacy, Elizabeth S. Scott

Faculty Scholarship

Sterilization is one of the most frequently chosen forms of contraception in the world; many persons who do not want to have children select this simple, safe, and effective means of avoiding unwanted pregnancy. For individuals who are mentally disabled, however, sterilization has more ominous associations. Until recently, involuntary sterilization was used as a weapon of the state in the war against mental deficiency. Under eugenic sterilization laws in effect in many states, retarded persons were routinely sterilized without their consent or knowledge.

Sterilization law has undergone a radical transformation in recent years. Influenced by a distaste for eugenic sterilization …

Civil Liberties For Homosexuals: The Law In Limbo, Kenneth Lasson

All Faculty Scholarship

This article will examine the recent surge in litigation arising from assertions by homosexuals of their constitutional rights - cases that reflect the law in flux and conflict - and will demonstrate that both constitutional principles and social philosophy generally require resolution of the conflicts in favor of equality, without regard to sexual preference.

Psychosexual Difference Between Gender And Sexual Identities: Courts Construct The Title Vii Female, 18 J. Marshall L. Rev. 783 (1985), Frank Lipuma

UIC Law Review

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Homosexuals In The Military: They Would Rather Fight Than Switch, 18 J. Marshall L. Rev. 937 (1985), Harley David Diamond

UIC Law Review

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The New Illinois Sex Crimes Act: The Constitutional Ramifications Of Redefining Rape, 19 J. Marshall L. Rev. 215 (1985), Mary K. Cronin

UIC Law Review

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Identifying The Rape Victim: A Constitutional Clash Between The First Amendment And The Right To Privacy, 18 J. Marshall L. Rev. 987 (1985), Ellen B. Fishbein

UIC Law Review

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Public Employees Or Private Citizens: The Off-Duty Sexual Activities Of Police Officers And The Constitutional Right Of Privacy, Michael A. Woronoff

University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform

This Note proposes a framework for dealing with problems in this area in a manner which best balances the competing interests involved. It argues that, while there is no explicit constitutional guarantee of privacy, the state is not free to regulate all aspects of a police officer's otherwise legal, off-duty, sexual activity. Part I of the Note examines several possible sources of a constitutional right of privacy. It concludes that, although many of the courts which invalidate state regulation of police officers' off-duty sexual activity do so on the basis of some constitutional right of privacy, any implied fundamental right …

New Hearsay Exceptions For A Child's Statement Of Sexual Abuse, 18 J. Marshall L. Rev. 1 (1984), Glen Skoler

UIC Law Review

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Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography Staff, Vol. 1 (1984)

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Scope And Features

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Acknowledgements

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Table Of Contents - Women's Annotated Legal Bibliography, Vol. 1 (1984)

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Chapter 2: Battered Women

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Cases — p. 67

Legal Response to the Problem of Battered Women — p. 70

Battered Women Who Fight Back — p. 80

General Issues — p. 87

Chapter 1: Abortion

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Cases and Proposed Constitutional Amendment — p. 2

Funding Issues — p. 15

Minors’ Rights — p. 29

Physicians’ Rights — p. 39

Abortion as Homicide — p. 41

Legal Personhood — p. 42

Fathers’ Rights — p. 46

Abortion and International Law — p. 47

Technological Issues — p. 51

Abortion in General — p. 52

Zoning Issues — p. 61

State Laws Concerning Abortion — p. 61

Informed Consent — p. 63

First Amendment Issues — p. 65

Chapter 6: Pornography

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Annotations — p. 239

Chapter 4: Employment Discrimination

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Abbreviations — p. 110

Cases — p. 110

Statutes — p. 139

Equal Pay, Comparable Worth Issues — p. 140

Workplace Conditions — p. 159

Discrimination in Hiring and Promotion Practices — p. 162

Educational Employment — p. 166

Pregnancy Discrimination — p. 173

Discrimination by Unions — p. 181

Use of Arbitration — p. 182

Women as Beneficiaries of Policies of Employment — p. 184

General Title VII Issues — p. 191

Sexual Harassment — p. 201

Remedies to Employment Discrimination Actions — p. 215

Constitutional Issues — p. 217

General Employment Discrimination Based on Sex — p. 221

Chapter 7: Prostitution

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Cases — p. 243

Prostitution Legislation — p. 245

Privacy Issues — p. 247

Criminality and Prostitution — p. 248

International Issues — p. 249

General Prostitution Issues — p. 249

Chapter 8: Rape

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Cases — p. 251

Gender-Based Rape Statutes — p. 258

Miscellaneous Evidentiary Issues Concerning Rape — p. 266

Admission of Prior Sexual Conduct — p. 268

Effects of Evidence from Psychiatric and Medical Examinations — p. 272

General Rape Issues — p. 273

Rape in Marriage — p. 278

The Death Penalty for Rape — p. 283

General Rape Statutes — p. 286