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Many employers, however, have not taken the steps necessary to ensure that they are not faced with conflicting obligations to the victims of harassment under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 ("Title VII") and to the alleged harassers under the
Broadcast sex talk is not necessarily a danger to the republic; but, in contrast to pluralist claims, it is equally unclear that the broadcast of sexual discourse per se necessarily functions as a challenge to power, especially in light of
Though uneven in quality, the essays as a whole offer a variety of ways to think about how law has shaped and limited the lives of workers, how labor's past led to labor's present, and by implication, how things might
Discussion of the American Indian Movement, the judicial system and native american treadies.
Discussion of the ways in which Native American law violates the constitution and the SCOTUS decisions that have shaped the law.
A discussion of christianity and native american federal law. Looks at the approach SCOTUS has taken and the Johnson decision.
Discussion of Native American land, culture and treaties.
Examines female sexuality and sexual agency from the starting point of Madonna's Sex.
Examines legal arguments in favor of menstrual extraction as an alternative form of performing abortions.
Discusses regulation of abortion in West Germany as it applies to America as well as the reasons why it should not apply.
Discusses the right of institutionalized persons with mental disabilities to have sex and the impact of the ADA and patients' rights movement.
Examines history behind modern death penalty jurisprudence, arguing that procedures do little to actually limit the amount of people up for the death penalty.
Discusses mandatory bargaining vis-a-vis unions and how existing labor law may be adapted to provide better bargaining for unions.
Discusses whether undocumented workers are afforded rights under Title VII, types of discrimination such workers face, and potential remedies.
Reviews book about distinguishing what kind of speech is considered free speech as laid out in the First Amendment.