Board of Education, Levittown Union Free School District v. NYQUIST: A Return to Federal Equal Protection In School Financing Cases
Analysis of Levittown and equal protection implications on school financing laws.
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Analysis of Levittown and equal protection implications on school financing laws.
Reflection of fundamental limitations of the public interest lawyering movement.
Analysis of Bellotti, in which the Supreme Court held that could not be barred from spending money to influence referendums because of their right to political speech
Analyzes NRDC v. SEC II, a case addressing the SEC's refusal to promulgate environmental disclosure regulations, based on merits and standard of review
Federal and state governments can constitutionally puish the purveyors of obscenity.
Description of how and why pornography and sexual violance is terrorism of women and what people must do to rise up against it
In a democracy, it is imperative that all new and unconventional ideas, no matter how offensive, be heard or read.
Transcript of panel discussion on the regulation of pornography
Discussion of state courts as forum for constitutional litigation, particularly with respect to gay rights
Discussion of common law protections that guard against obstruction activity aimed at suppressing one's constitutional right to obtain an abortion
Discussion of legal theories attacking anti-sodomy laws; argues that establishment clause claims and constituional right to privacy are stronger theroies
Proposal of an alternative moral theory that enables courts to recognize a drug addiction defense