Attempted Regulation of Independent Group Speech
Remarks on the constitutional implications of limiting forms of campaign finance, particularly regarding political action committees and independent financing.
The Review: Volume 10
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- Privacy of Inquiry and the First Amendment: Towards a Testimonial Privilege for Information Gathering
- New Development in Defending Commitment of the Elderly
- Proving Intentional Discrimination in Equal Protection Cases: The Growing Burden of Proof in the Supreme Court
- Conserving Natural Resources: Toward a Comprehensive State Solid Waste Recycling Program under the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
In Depth Reading
Volume 10 Issue 1
Resolving Constitutional Issues Under the Federal Election Campaign Act: A Procedural Labyrinth
Analysis of the Federal Election Campaign Act's procedural complexities as they hinder constitutional and statutory challenges, and proposed solutions.
Campaign Finance Reforms: Past Accomplishments, Future Challenges
The campaign reforms of the 1970's have done much to improve this nation's campaign financing system. It is essential that we complete the cycle of campaign finance reform begun in the 1970's if our governmental institutions are to move beyond
The Demise of Grassroots Political Activity under the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act
Discussion of the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act and its ossifying influence on grassroots campaign financing.
Volume 10 Issue 2
Response to Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy
Response to Harold C. Relyea's arguments about the origins and development of atomic secrecy and civil liberties, and arguments illustrating the government's increasing secrecy.
Response to Remedies for Private Intelligence Abuses: Legal and Ideological Barriers
Responding to the arguments of David Kairys and Julie Shapiro. Peterzell raises questions about whether there was a true "intelligence community" among private anti-nuclear groups.
Information, Secrecy, and Atomic Energy
The origins of atomic secrecy and the law surrounding atomic secrecy in light of civil liberties.
Discussion on The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency
Panel discussion on The Civil Liberties Implications of a Nuclear Emergency.
Volume 10 Issue 3
New Development in Defending Commitment of the Elderly
Civil commitment issues with the mentally ill and the elderly; right to counsel, policy and due process considerations for involuntary commitment
Conserving Natural Resources: Toward a Comprehensive State Solid Waste Recycling Program under the Federal Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
Proposal of a framework with which to analyze state models on natural resources conservation and waste reduction/recycling programs using Pareto optimality.
Privacy of Inquiry and the First Amendment: Towards a Testimonial Privilege for Information Gathering
Analysis of granting testimonial privilege to professional journalists as opposed to the general public; preserving a robust press.
Proving Intentional Discrimination in Equal Protection Cases: The Growing Burden of Proof in the Supreme Court
Shifting Supreme Court jurisprudence requiring heightened standards for proving intentional discrimination; resulting curtailment in challenges to unfair laws.