Religious Movements, the State, and the Law: Reconceptualizing the Cult Problem
Reframing of conversation surrounding cults to focus on (1) activities escaping scrutiny b/c of First Amendment and (2) conflicts with other institutions
The Review: Volume 9Issue 1
Religious Totalism as Slavery
Argues that viewing "religious totalism" as slavery is violation of 13th Amend., or at least implicates values giving rise to state interest to regulate
Regulation of Alternative Religions by Law or Private Action: Can and Should We Regulate
Panel discussion on how to regulate cults through law and whether they can be regulated
The Fact Pattern behind the Deprogramming Controversy: An Analysis and an Alternative
Argues use of deprogramming to address mental health issues connected with cults ignores converts' motivations and should be replaced by voluntary counseling
Extemporaneous Remarks
Response to Delgado, rejects regulation as justified under 13th Amendment for its coordinate violation of Free Exercise and Establishment clauses
Equal Protection for Unpopular Sects
Examination of what "alternative religion" means, discussion of protections for alternative religions sourced in Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses
Effects of Cult Membership and Activities
Panel discussion on legal issues surrounding cults and the practice of new religions
The Cult Phenomenon: Fad or Fact
Definition and examination of the "cult phenomenon" as a predicate to whether or not they should be subject to regulation
Alterantive Religions: Government Control and the First Amendment--Preface
Preface to colloquium focused on potential abuses in alternative religions and possible means of regulation that do not conflict with First Amendment
Alterantive Religions: Government Control and the First Amendment--Introduction
Introduction to colloquium by Dean Norman Redlich
Other Issues in this Volume
Issue 2
featuring
- Federal Jurisdiction and the Protection of International Human Rights
- Campus Handicap--Disabled Students and the Right to Higher Education--Southeastern Community College v. Davis
- Califano v. Boles: Unequal Protection for Illegitimate Children and Their Mothers
- Black Landowners Beware: A Proposal for Statutory Reform
Issue 3
featuring
- The Scope of Arbitration Agreements-The Arbitrability of Collective Bargaining Agreement Terminations and Expirations: Rochdale Village, Inc. v. Public Service Employees Local 80
- The Constitutionality of Mandatory Retirement for Nonphysical Government Employment
- Thomas v. Review Board of Indiana Employment Security Division: Denying Freedom of Religion in Unemployment Compensation Cases
- Sex Discrimination and the Sexually Charged Work Environment