Troubled Reflections on Public Interest Law
Reflection of fundamental limitations of the public interest lawyering movement.
The Review: Volume 8
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Volume 8 Issue 1
First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti: Corporate Political Speech In Ballot-Measure Campaigns
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
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.
Book Reviews
Book Reviews
Volume 8 Issue 2
Panel Discussion: Effects of Violent Pornography
Transcript of panel discussion on the effects of violent pornography.
Violent Pornography: Degradation of Women versus Right of Free Speech: Introduction
Introduction to the Review of Law and Social Change's Colloquium, a tenth anniversary anniversary celebration for the journal
Violent Pornography and the First Amendment: A Dialogue
Imaginary dialogue between a feminist and an attorney to explore polarizaiton in views concerning pornography and its regulation.
Freedom of Speech as Mythology, or Quill Pen and Parchment Thinking In an Electronic Environment
Freedom of speech and freedom of press are myths and pornography is used to suit the private purposes of corporate interests that control mass media.
Volume 8 Issue 3
New Jersey Education Association v. Burke: Res Judicata, the Younger Doctrine, and the Captive State Litigant
Examination of Third Circuit's reformulation of Younger abstention to permit federal civil rights claims not raised and decided in state court
Securing Gay Rights through Constitutional Litigation
Discussion of state courts as forum for constitutional litigation, particularly with respect to gay rights
Procedure and Strategy In Gay Rights Litigation
Examination of procedural and strategic aspects of gay rights and sexual-freedom litigation
Toker v. Pollak: The Applicability of Absolute Privilege In Defamation Cases
Examination of a case applying a judicial/quasi-judicial test to assertion of absolute privilege in defamation case; proposal of alternatives