Alterantive Religions: Government Control and the First Amendment--Introduction
Introduction to colloquium by Dean Norman Redlich
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Introduction to colloquium by Dean Norman Redlich
Preface to colloquium focused on potential abuses in alternative religions and possible means of regulation that do not conflict with First Amendment
Definition and examination of the "cult phenomenon" as a predicate to whether or not they should be subject to regulation
Panel discussion on how to regulate cults through law and whether they can be regulated
Analyses readings of protections for people with disabilities, and argues for broad interpretations after the case of Southeasrn Community College v. Davis
Arguing that aliens have jurisdiction to bring torture claims under the Alien Tort Claims Act in federal court focusing upon the case of Filartiga v. Pena-lral
Surveys and argues for reformation of the laws that remove black people from their land and shift ownerships from blacks to whites
Examines the equal protection case for children born outside of marriage in the case Califano v. Boles
Analyses affirmative remedies imposed on municipalities to provide relief to plaintiffs in exclusionary zoning, by looking at 8th Cir. case: Black Jack III
Arguing that the sexually charged workplaces and requirements to wear provocative clothing violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
Views mandatory retirement laws and policies as age discrimination and suggests viable alternatives
Arguing that in the labor-management context, whether something is arbitratable under an arbitration clause is a question for the arbitrator