The Review: Volume 5

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Volume 5 Issue 1

Off the Record: The Emerging Right to Control One's School Files

Schools gather a plethora of information on students. Student and parent rights to control this information and its use are emerging.

Sex Discrimination and Equal Protection: The Question of a Suspect Classification

American courts have failed to articulate a clear formulation of whether sex is a suspect classification, and thus sex discrimination caselaw is haphazard.

Gertz v. Robert Welch, Inc.: New Contours on the Libel Landscape--A Pyrrhic Victory for Plaintiffs

Gertz has far-reaching results in libel cases, including abandonment of strict liability, protecting society's speech interest.

Unconscionability and Standardized Contracts

Under 2-302 of the UCC, courts should examine standardized contracts used by consumers as private legislation rather than on a case-by-case basis.

Volume 5 Issue 2

Southern Bulington County NAACP v. Township of Mount Laurel: Municipalities Must Zone to Provide a Fair Share of Regional Housing Needs

Requirement that zoning be in the interest of the general regional welfare overcomes impediment of exclusionary zoning policies to low-income housing.

Theology of Therapy: The Breach of the First Amendment through the Medicalization of Morals, The

The union between medicine and state is troubling, especially in the mental health context.

The winter of 1975-76 saw the appearance of a spate of new and exciting law-related books. Fresh and disturbing ideas found their way into print with pleasing frequency. Of even greater import, these books displayed surprising readability for lawyers and

N.Y.U. Review of Law & Social Change

Legal Scholarship to Promote Social Equality and Empower Marginalized Communities