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
The Review: Volume 8Issue 3
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
Obstructionist Activities At Abortion Clinics: A Framework for Remedial Litigation
Discussion of common law protections that guard against obstruction activity aimed at suppressing one's constitutional right to obtain an abortion
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
Homosexuality and the Constitutional Right to Privacy
Discussion of legal theories attacking anti-sodomy laws; argues that establishment clause claims and constituional right to privacy are stronger theroies
Determinism and the Drug Addiction Defense to Criminal Prosecution
Proposal of an alternative moral theory that enables courts to recognize a drug addiction defense
Other Issues in this Volume
Issue 1
featuring
- Copyright: Gone with the Betamax
- Troubled Reflections on Public Interest Law
- Natural Resources Defense Council, Inc. v. SEC: Disclosure of Environmental Information under the Securities Acts and NEPA--The Merits and Judicial Review
- Board of Education, Levittown Union Free School District v. NYQUIST: A Return to Federal Equal Protection In School Financing Cases