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• Litigating Amicus Status

  
  Adjunct Law Prof Blog — Authority: 478
  I recently came across a case concerning the partial grant of amicus status to the City of New York. Disability Advocates v. Patterson, ____F.Supp.2d____(E.D.N.Y. Nov. 24, 2009). The City sought to be a "litigating amicus" which would enable it to...
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• Compartmentalizing is Important – There is No Holistic Recovery Anonymous

  
  Dummidumbwit's Weblog — Authority: 144
  Dr. Dumbwit, founder of Holistic Recovery Anonymous Compartmentalizing is Important There is No Holistic Recovery Anonymous I spent many years going to meetings from two different recovering groups, and I needed to remember where I was and if I was currently an Alcoholic or an ...
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• Almost Persuaded: Statutory Protections for Students’ Religious Rights

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Almost Persuaded: Statutory Protections for Students Religious Rights Joshua Dunn, 38 J.L. & Educ. 627 (2009)"While Kenneth Marcus persuasively demonstrated that religious rights receive less official legal protection than other categories of rights, his proposed legislation creates two fundamental problems. ...
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• Is Smoking A Disablity Under The ADA As Amended??

  
  Adjunct Law Prof Blog — Authority: 478
  The Ohio Employers Law Blog raises the question whether smoking is a disability under the ADA as amended and concludes that it very well might be. That has significant public policy implications because the ADA may prevent employers from having...
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• Bhagat & Romano on Executive Compensation

  
  Securities Law Prof Blog — Authority: 434
  Reforming Executive Compensation: Simplicity, Transparency and Committing to the Long-Term, by Sanjai Bhagat, University of Colorado at Boulder - Department of Finance, and Roberta Romano, Yale Law School; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER); European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI), was...
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• Higginbotham on Developing Policy for Disclosure

  
  Securities Law Prof Blog — Authority: 434
  See No Evil, Hear No Evil, Speak No Evil - Developing a Policy for Disclosure by Counsel to Public Corporations, by F. Michael Higginbotham, University of Baltimore School of Law, was recently posted on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The...
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• Same-Sex “Marriage” and Taxes

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Stave Black, Same-Sex Marriage and Taxes (2008). Brigham Young University Journal of Public Law, Vol. 22, pp. 327-357, 2008. Available at SSRN: http://ssrn.com/abstract=1507846 "Frequently the proponents of same-sex marriage cite the difference in tax treatment as one of the reasons that same-sex couples receive ...
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• Legal Researchers Rejoice! Google Scholar Provides Access to U.S. Case Law

  
  Legal Geekery — Authority: 118
  It’s official: All you budding legal scholars out there have a powerful new research tool, and it comes from Google. In a move that probably takes it off the Christmas card mailing list of Lexis-Nexis and Westlaw, Google has given its research portal Google Scholar the capability to search through American case law. ...
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• New research by University of Miami law professor analyzes issues in immigration law

  
  Science Blog - Science news straight from the source — Authority: 641
  CORAL GABLES, FL (November 17, 2009) -- University of Miami Law Professor Rebecca A.
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• The perils of an affirmative action president

  
  Bookworm Room — Authority: 616
  Jennifer Rubin has a very good post today about the reasons that the “smart” Obama may be struggling so mightily to be a good president.  She offers three basic reasons that may explain Obama’s ineptitude, whether it touches economics, diplomacy, or national security: First, the punditocracy confused ...
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• The International Human Rights Movement Today

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  The International Human Rights Movement Today Balakrishnan Rajagopal, 24 Md. J. Intl L. 56 (2009)"I begin by asking: is there such a thing as an International Human Rights Movement? I would like to raise that as an issue that we need to address, whether there is one movement or multiple movements within the human ...
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• Religion and Law in France: Secularism, Separation, and State Intervention

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Religion and Law in France: Secularism, Separation, and State Intervention T. Jeremy Gunn, 57 Drake L. Rev. 949 (2009)"Indeed, American jurists across a broad ideological spectrum--from civil libertarians to the religious right--would likely agree that many actions routinely taken by the French state in the area of ...
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• The Right to Wear Headscarves and Other Religious Symbols in French, Turkish, and American Schools: How Goverment Draws a Veil on Free Expression of Faith

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  The Right to Wear Headscarves and Other Religious Symbols in French, Turkish, and American Schools: How Goverment Draws a Veil on Free Expression of Faith Oriana Mazza, 48 J. Cath. Legal Stud. 303 (2009)"Part IV shows that while the U.S. does not have a nationwide ban, this issue comes up in schools more than we might ...
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• Religious Freedom and Israeli Law

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Religious Freedom and Israeli Law Frank S. Ravitch, 57 Drake L. Rev. 879 (2009)"Part II of this Article provides a primer on Israeli law relevant to religious freedom and the nature of Israeli constitutional principles. Part III addresses the dynamics of the culture war that has evolved in Israel between Orthodox ...
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• Mt. Soledad in the Supreme Court’s Crosshairs: Why Legislative Recognition Should be Considered in Public Displays of Religion

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Mt. Soledad in the Supreme Courts Crosshairs: Why Legislative Recognition Should be Considered in Public Displays of ReligionAdrian R. Contreras, 40 McGeorge L. Rev. 973 (2009)"This Comment addresses whether the Mt. Soledad Veterans Memorial satisfies the Establishment Clause in light of the 2005 U.S. Supreme Court ...
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• Electing Judges, Judging Elections, and the Lessons of Caperton

  
  ADF Alliance Alert — Authority: 532
  Electing Judges, Judging Elections, and the Lessons of Caperton Pamela S. Karlan, 123 Harv. L. Rev. 80 (2009)"Across a variety of domains, a central problem in the law of democracy concerns articulating when and how courts should intervene. Caperton echoes several key elements of the Courts prior decisions, such as ...
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• Donning Time Does Not Count Towards 1250 Hours Requirement Under FMLA

  
  Adjunct Law Prof Blog — Authority: 478
  The Supremes have declined to grant certiorari in a case in which the Seventh Circuit held that an employee could not count towards the 1,250-hour minimum for Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) eligibility the three to five minutes she...
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• New Issue: International Arbitration Law Review

  
  International Law Reporter — Authority: 145
  The latest issue of the International Arbitration Law Review (Vol. 12, no. 5, 2009) is out. Contents include: Alexis Mourre & Alexandre Vagenheim, The Arbitration Exclusion in Regulation 44/2001 after West Tankers Gabriël Moens & Sam Luttrell, The Appointment and Challenge of Arbitrators Under the Rules ...
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• Another Trip Through Scholarship

  
  Drug and Device Law — Authority: 527
  The law reviews just keep on coming. And one in a thousand articles keeps begging to be read. We liked Nicholas Pace and William Rubensteins RAND Working Paper titled, "How Transparent are Class Action Outcomes?: Empirical Research on the Availability of Class Action Claims Data" (on SSRN here ). Their thesis is ...
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• New Issue: European Human Rights Law Review

  
  International Law Reporter — Authority: 145
  The latest issue of the European Human Rights Law Review (2009, no. 5) is out. Contents include: James A. Goldston, Achievements and Challenges—Insights from the Strasbourg Experience for Other International Courts Nigel Rodley, The Extraterritorial Reach and Applicability in Armed Conflict of the International ...
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