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
Reflection of fundamental limitations of the public interest lawyering movement.
Considers the legality of the Betamax (TV recorder) and other home recorders under copyright law and suggests need for legislative solutions.
In a democracy, it is imperative that all new and unconventional ideas, no matter how offensive, be heard or read.
The "taken as a whole" standard must be applied in determining whether or not a thing is obscene.
Federal and state governments can constitutionally puish the purveyors of obscenity.
A civil libertarian feminist can become involved in group efforts to end violence against women without abandoning civil liberties principles.
Examination of procedural and strategic aspects of gay rights and sexual-freedom litigation
Discussion of common law protections that guard against obstruction activity aimed at suppressing one's constitutional right to obtain an abortion
Examination of a case applying a judicial/quasi-judicial test to assertion of absolute privilege in defamation case; proposal of alternatives
Examination of Third Circuit's reformulation of Younger abstention to permit federal civil rights claims not raised and decided in state court