AuthorTitleCitationSummaryYearEthnicity in Title or SummaryGender in Title or Summary
Nancy S. Marder Beyond Gender: Peremptory Challenges and the Roles of the Jury 73 Texas Law Review 1041 (April, 1995) Should any peremptory challenges be allowed now that peremptories are no longer permitted on the basis of race or gender? Professor Nancy Marder argues that the answer should depend on whether peremptory challenges help or hinder the jury in the performance of its various roles. One of the jury's roles is to make public value decisions;...; Search Snippet: ...362894 Texas Law Review Texas Law Review April, 1995 Beyond Gender: Peremptory Challenges and the Roles of the Jury Nancy S... 1995    
Ruth Colker Bi: Race, Sexual Orientation, Gender, and Disability 56 Ohio State Law Journal 1 (1995) [W]hat is there about a continuum that is unsatisfying? frightening? Why must lifeand webe seen in either black or white, with no shades in between? The category which most closely reflects the individual's recognition in his community should be used for purposes of reporting on persons who are of mixed racial and/or ethnic origins. In this...; Search Snippet: ...Journal Ohio State Law Journal 1995 Bi: Race, Sexual Orientation, Gender, and Disability Ruth Colker [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1995 by The... 1995 African/Black American  
Adrien Katherine Wing , Eunice P. de Carvalho Black South African Women: Toward Equal Rights 8 Harvard Human Rights Journal 57 (Spring, 1995) Similar consideration must attach to the equally important question of the emancipation of the women of our country. It is vitally important that all structures of government, including the president himself, should understand this fully, that freedom cannot be achieved unless the women have been emancipated from all forms of oppression. On...; Search Snippet: ...Journal Harvard Human Rights Journal Spring, 1995 Black South African Women: Toward Equal Rights Adrien Katherine Wing [Fna] Eunice P. De... 1995 African/Black American Yes
Lucretia P. Murphy Black Women: Organizing to Lift…to Climb…to Rise 4 Texas Journal of Women and the Law 267 (Summer, 1995) The colored woman of today occupies, one might say, a unique position in this country. [S]he is confronted by a woman question and a race problem, and is as yet an unknown or unacknowledged factor in both. I don't understand how you can see me as only parts of you, except that I let you. The first time that I recognized the implication of my...; Search Snippet: ...Journal of Women and the Law Summer, 1995 Note Black Women: Organizing to Liftto Climbto Rise Lucretia P. Murphy... 1995 African/Black American Yes
Donna L. Laddy Can Women Prisoners Be Carpenters? A Proposed Analysis for Equal Protection Claims of Gender Discrimination in Educational and Vocational Programming at Women's Prisons 5 Temple Political & Civil Rights Law Review 1 (Fall 1995) In the words of one survey, [c]orrectional programs for the female offender are still heavily steeped in the myths of appropriate female behavior and traditional sex roles. Another recent survey reports that [a]dequate, specific funding for female offender programming is lacking . . . . [A]ll too frequently, programs established to serve men and...; Search Snippet: ...Review Temple Political & Civil Rights Law Review Fall 1995 Can Women Prisoners Be Carpenters? A Proposed Analysis for Equal Protection Claims of Gender Discrimination in Educational and Vocational Programming at Women's Prisons Donna L. Laddy [Fna] Copyright (C) 1996 Temple Political... 1995   Yes
Beverly Baker-Kelly, Cliff Hocker China: Nba Women Take Rights Issues to Beijing 9-DEC NBA National Bar Association Magazine 32 (November/December, 1995) Five representatives of the National Bar Association (NBA) travelled to Beijing, China to ensure that the United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women, held September 4-15, 1995, would not ignore issues important to African Americans. The Chair of the NBA International Law Section, Dr. Beverly Baker-Kelly, an international human rights lawyer...; Search Snippet: ...Bar Association Magazine November/december, 1995 Department International China: Nba Women Take Rights Issues to Beijing Beverly Baker-kelly Cliff Hocker... 1995 African/Black American Yes
Ashley Kissinger Civil Rights and Professional Wrongs: a Female Lawyer's Dilemma 73 Texas Law Review 1419 (May, 1995) I. The Dilemma Created by Gender Bias in the Legal Profession A. Sex-Based Stereotypes B. Sources of Bias and Harm to Client Interests C. Law Firm Discrimination and Harm to Female Attorneys II. Civil Rights: Does a Female Lawyer Have a Cause of Action Under Title VII? A. Discrimination in Case Assignment: A Basis for a Cause of Action 1....; Search Snippet: ...Review May, 1995 Note Civil Rights and Professional Wrongs: a Female Lawyer's Dilemma [Fnp1] Ashley Kissinger Copyright (C) 1995 by The... 1995   Yes
Lynne Soine , Mary Ann Burg Combining Class Action Litigation and Social Science Research: a Case Study in Helping Homeless Women with Children 3 American University Journal of Gender & the Law 159 (Spring, 1995) Historically, this society's homeless were men. The stereotypical Bowery Bum was a reasonably accurate reflection of those who were chronically homeless. As recently as forty years ago, an estimated 3% of these homeless were women. Homeless families were even more rare than homeless women at that time. In stark contrast to this history, homeless...; Search Snippet: ...And Social Science Research: a Case Study in Helping Homeless Women with Children Lynne Soine [Fna] Mary Ann Burg [Fnaa] Copyright... 1995   Yes
Berta Esperanza Hernandez-Truyol Concluding Remarks Making Women Visible: Setting an Agenda for the Twenty-first Century 69 Saint John's Law Review 231 (Winter-Spring 1995) The Women's Rights as International Human Rights Symposium (Symposium), sponsored by the International Women's Human Rights Project of the Center for Law and Public Policy at St. John's University, focused on the roles played by rules of law and by the conflation of economic, social, political, religious, cultural, and historic forces in the...; Search Snippet: ...Symposium Women's Rights as International Human Rights Concluding Remarks Making Women Visible: Setting an Agenda for the Twenty-first Century Berta... 1995   Yes
John F. Harvey Constitutional Law 29 Suffolk University Law Review 315 (Spring 1995) The Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution guarantees crimi nal defendants the right to trial by an impartial jury. To further this end, the judicial system provides both the prosecution and defense with a number of peremptory challenges to remove prospective jurors without cause. In J.E.B. v. Alabama ex rel. T.B., the Supreme Court of...; Search Snippet: ...Constitutional Law Further Restricting the Jury Selection Process by Prohibiting Gender-based Peremptory Challenges-- J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b., 114... 1995    
William J. Mitchell Constitutional Law--fourteenth Amendment--the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment Prohibits Discrimination in Jury Selection Where the Sole Basis of a Peremptory Challenge Is Gender. J.e.b. V. Alabama, 114 S. Ct. 1419 (1994). 73 University of Detroit Mercy Law Review 103 (Fall 1995) The State of Alabama, on behalf of T.B., filed a complaint for paternity and child support against petitioner J.E.B. On October 21, 1991, in the District Court of Jackson County, Alabama, the case was called to trial and jury selection began. Eventually, the state used nine of its ten peremptory challenges to remove male jurors. Consequently, all...; Search Snippet: ...Selection Where the Sole Basis of a Peremptory Challenge Is Gender. J.e.b. V. Alabama, 114 S. Ct. 1419 (1994). William J... 1995    
David M. Seitz Constitutional Law--jury Selection--peremptory Challenges--the United States Supreme Court Held That Intentional Gender Discrimination by State Actors When Exercising Peremptory Challenges in the Jury Selection Process Violates the Equal Protection Clause 33 Duquesne Law Review 1033 (Summer, 1995) A complaint for paternity and child support was filed by the State of Alabama (the State) on behalf of T.B., the mother of a minor child, against petitioner J.E.B. (the Petitioner) in the District Court of Jackson County, Alabama. A pool of thirty-six potential jurors was available when the matter came to trial, three of whom were subsequently...; Search Snippet: ...Peremptory Challenges--the United States Supreme Court Held That Intentional Gender Discrimination by State Actors When Exercising Peremptory Challenges in The... 1995    
Frank S. Ravitch Contextualizing Gender Harassment: Providing an Analytical Framework for an Emerging Concept in Discrimination Law 1995 Detroit College of Law at Michigan State University Law Review 853 (Fall, 1995) C1-3TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 853 I. UNDERSTANDING GENDER HARASSMENT 861 II. CAUSES OF ACTION FOR WORKPLACE HARASSMENT RECOGNIZED UNDER TITLE VII 864 A. Hostile Work Environment 864 B. Quid Pro Quo 871 III. ANALYZING GENDER HARASSMENT CLAIMS 872 A. Placing Gender Harassment in the Appropriate Context 872 B. Comparing Gender Harassment With...; Search Snippet: ...Law at Michigan State University Law Review Fall, 1995 Contextualizing Gender Harassment: Providing an Analytical Framework for an Emerging Concept In... 1995    
Abbe Smith Criminal Responsibility, Social Responsibility, and Angry Young Men: Reflections of a Feminist Criminal Defense Lawyer 21 New York University Review of Law and Social Change 433 (1994-1995) I. Short Stories and Court Stories . 433 A. A Crime of Passion . 433 B. A Crime of Self-Defense . 437 C. A Crime of Despair . 440 D. Which Story is Heard . 443 II. The Context of the Stories . 450 A. The Immediate Context: A Hostile Criminal System . 450 B. The Broader Context: Individual Responsibility in an Out-of-Control Society . 457 III. When...; Search Snippet: ...Responsibility, Social Responsibility, and Angry Young Men: Reflections of a Feminist Criminal Defense Lawyer Abbe Smith [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 New... 1995    
Holly Maguigan Cultural Evidence and Male Violence: Are Feminist and Multiculturalist Reformers on a Collision Course in Criminal Courts? 70 New York University Law Review 36 (April, 1995) While both feminists and multiculturalists have advocated for inclusion of a wider variety of voices in American jurisprudence, they have recently perceived themselves to be on opposite sides of a vigorously disputed issue: whether to permit criminal defendants to introduce cultural evidence. Some feminists argue that any admissibility of cultural...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review April, 1995 Cultural Evidence and Male Violence: Are Feminist and Multiculturalist Reformers on a Collision Course in Criminal Courts... 1995    
Naomi Cahn , Joan Meier Domestic Violence and Feminist Jurisprudence: Towards a New Agenda 4 Boston University Public Interest Law Journal 339 (1995) In the last twenty years, litigation, legislation, activism, and, to a lesser extent, social services for battered women have proliferated. In that time society has moved from virtual denial of the existence of domestic violence to a somewhat grudging acknowledgment that it is a pervasive and serious problem with legal, sociological, and...; Search Snippet: ...Approaches to Poverty Law, Teaching, and Practice Domestic Violence and Feminist Jurisprudence: Towards a New Agenda Naomi Cahn [Fna] Joan Meier... 1995    
Gloria Valencia-Weber , Christine P. Zuni Domestic Violence and Tribal Protection of Indigenous Women in the United States 69 Saint John's Law Review 69 (Winter-Spring 1995) The essential Navajo value is that while men and women are distinct, they relate as complementary equals. That kind of relationship creates, or should create, an environment that views violence toward women as deviant behavior. Under Navajo common law, violence toward women, or mistreatment of them in any way, is illegal. A man who battered his...; Search Snippet: ...International Human Rights Domestic Violence and Tribal Protection of Indigenous Women in the United States Gloria Valencia-weber [Fna] Christine P... 1995   Yes
Lisa A. Crooms Don't Believe the Hype: Black Women, Patriarchy and the New Welfarism 38 Howard Law Journal 611 (Summer 1995) Demonizing single motherhood and welfare encourages one to think of these mothers as them and not us, and to contemplate policies for them that we would never consider for ourselves and our children. At worst, such women are viewed as a menace to society, or as a public enemy. At best, they are viewed as sociological cripples whose...; Search Snippet: ...Howard Law Journal Summer 1995 Don't Believe the Hype: Black Women, Patriarchy and the New Welfarism Lisa A. Crooms [Fna] Copyright... 1995 African/Black American Yes
Renee M. Yoshimura Empowering Battereed Women: Changes in Domestic Violence Laws in Hawaii 17 University of Hawaii Law Review 575 (Fall, 1995) Domestic Violence is the leading cause of injury to women in the United States between the ages of 15 and 44. Every fifteen seconds, somewhere in the United States, a woman is beaten by her husband, ex-husband or boyfriend. Half of all married women will be beaten at least once by their spouses. Women are in nine times more danger of a violent...; Search Snippet: ...Of Hawaii Law Review Fall, 1995 Recent Development Empowering Battereed Women: Changes in Domestic Violence Laws in Hawaii Renee M. Yoshimura... 1995 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Yes
David M. Zlotnick Empowering the Battered Woman: the Use of Criminal Contempt Sanctions to Enforce Civil Protection Orders 56 Ohio State Law Journal 1153 (1995) The Nicole Simpson murder has focused public attention on domestic violence as never before. Yet despite an unprecedented level of media coverage and a proliferation of proposed legislation, domestic violence remains the leading health risk for American women. No issue in domestic violence reform is as critical as the need to stop the repeat...; Search Snippet: ...Law Journal Ohio State Law Journal 1995 Empowering the Battered Woman: the Use of Criminal Contempt Sanctions to Enforce Civil Protection... 1995   Yes
Sarah E. Burns Engendered Change: Review of Balos' and Fellows' Law and Violence Against Women 1 Clinical Law Review 665 (Spring, 1995) What are the words you do not yet have? What do you need to say? What are the tyrannies you swallow day by day and attempt to make your own, until you will sicken and die of them, still in silence? Law and Violence Against Women: Cases and Materials on Systems of Oppression by Beverly Balos and Mary Louise Fellows departs dramatically from...; Search Snippet: ...Change: Review of Balos' and Fellows' Law and Violence Against Women Law and Violence Against Women: Cases and Materials on Systems of Oppression. By Beverly Balos... 1995   Yes
Elizabeth M. Schneider Epilogue: Making Reconceptualization of Violence Against Women Real 58 Albany Law Review 1245 (1995) This symposium, Reconceptualizing Violence Against Women by Intimate Partners: Critical Issues, highlights the enormity of the problem of domestic violence and the range of important activist and academic work that has been done and is being done on these issues. As the contributions to this symposium document, the good news is that there is an...; Search Snippet: ...Intimate Partners: Critical Issues Epilogue: Making Reconceptualization of Violence Against Women Real Elizabeth M. Schneider [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 Albany Law... 1995   Yes
Brian E. Leach Extending Batson V. Kentucky to Gender and Beyond: the Death Knell for the Peremptory Challenge? 19 Southern Illinois University Law Journal 381 (Winter, 1995) Historically, attorneys have had absolute discretion when exercising their peremptory challenges. In 1986, the Supreme Court of the United States limited the unrestrained nature of peremptories when it held that prosecutors may not exercise peremptory challenges based solely on the race of a prospective juror in Batson v. Kentucky. Subsequently,...; Search Snippet: ...Law Journal Winter, 1995 Comment Extending Batson V. Kentucky to Gender and Beyond: the Death Knell for the Peremptory Challenge? Brian... 1995    
Jennifer S. Madden Family Caps Threaten Women and Their Children 10 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 171 (1995) The public's image of the welfare system is guided by societal constructions of the deserving and undeserving recipients of public aid. Those whom society deems worthy of public aid include the elderly, veterans, and the disabled, while single women with children are viewed as burdens on an already overloaded system. One part of the welfare...; Search Snippet: ...Berkeley Women's Law Journal 1995 Recent Development Family Caps Threaten Women and Their Children Jennifer S. Madden [Fnd] Copyright (C) 1995... 1995   Yes
Roy L. Brooks Feminist Jurisdiction: Toward an Understanding of Feminist Procedure 43 University of Kansas Law Review 317 (1/1/1995) I. Introduction. 318 II. The Structure of Critical Feminist Theory. 320 A. Common Objective. 321 B. Methodology. 322 C. Values and Assumptions. 326 1. The Concept of Sexual Equality. 326 2. Other Values and Assumptions. 331 D. Epistemology. 334 1. Rational/Empirical. 334 2. Standpoint. 335 3. Postmodern. 337 4. Positionality. 338 E. Summary. 340...; Search Snippet: ...Kansas Law Review University of Kansas Law Review January 1995 Feminist Jurisdiction: Toward an Understanding of Feminist Procedure Roy L. Brooks [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 Kansas Law... 1995    
Beth A. Deverman Fourteenth Amendment--equal Protection: the Supreme Court's Prohibition of Gender-based Peremptory Challenges 85 Journal of Criminal Law and Criminology 1028 (Spring, 1995) In J.E.B. v. Alabama, the United States Supreme Court held that the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution prohibits the exercise of peremptory challenges based solely on the gender of a potential juror. The Court applied a heightened scrutiny test, the traditional equal protection analysis prescribed...; Search Snippet: ...Review Fourteenth Amendment--equal Protection: the Supreme Court's Prohibition of Gender-based Peremptory Challenges J.e.b. V. Alabama, 114 S. Ct. 1419... 1995    
Pam Frasher Fulfilling Batson and its Progeny: a Proposed Amendment to Rule 24 of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure to Attain a More Race- and Gender-neutral Jury Selection Process 80 Iowa Law Review 1327 (July, 1995) Courts traditionally have exalted the peremptory challenge system as fundamental to achieving a fair trial by jury. The peremptory challenge system allows parties to eliminate persons from the venire whom they believe are incompetent or biased. In addition to helping litigants secure an unbiased jury, the peremptory challenge system gives the...; Search Snippet: ...Rules of Criminal Procedure to Attain a More Race- and Gender-neutral Jury Selection Process Pam Frasher [Fna1] Copyright (C) 1995... 1995    
Kathleen Daly Gender and Sentencing: What We Know and Don't Know from Empirical Research 1995 Federal Sentencing Reporter 862010 (12/1/1995) Many claims are made about gender differences in sentencing. I review what we know and don't know from empirical research on judicial paternalism and the more lenient treatment of women compared to men. I then challenge several arguments made by Ilene Nagel and Barry Johnson on equal treatment, special treatment, and gender-neutrality in sentencing...; Search Snippet: ...Reporter Volume 8, Number 3 November/december, 1995 Kathleen Daly Gender and Sentencing: What We Know and Don't Know from Empirical... 1995    
Jennifer L. Henderson Gender Equity in Intercollegiate Athletics: a Commitment to Fairness 5 Seton Hall Journal of Sport Law 133 (1995) I. Introduction. 134 II. Title IX History. 135 A. Relief Under Title IX. 139 III. Recent Developments. 143 A. Gender Equity and the Response by The National Association of Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators. 143 B. Gender Equity in Athletic Leadership Roles. 145 C. The Concern of University Presidents. 146 D. The NCAA Reform Attempts. 148 E....; Search Snippet: ...Of Sport Law Seton Hall Journal of Sport Law 1995 Gender Equity in Intercollegiate Athletics: a Commitment to Fairness Jennifer L... 1995    
Phyllis J. Newton, Jill Glazer, Kevin Blackwell Gender, Individuality and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines 1995 Federal Sentencing Reporter 862007 (12/1/1995) Historically, gender has played an important role in determining sanctions for criminal and delinquent conduct. The direction of that role, i.e., mitigation or aggravation, has varied. Often for status offenses, such as running away from home, young female defendants received stiffer sanctions than did their male counterparts. On the other hand,...; Search Snippet: ...Volume 8, Number 3 November/december, 1995 Phyllis J. Newton Gender, Individuality and the Federal Sentencing Guidelines December 1, 1995 Phyllis... 1995    
Carol Sanger Girls and the Getaway: Cars, Culture, and the Predicament of Gendered Space 144 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 705 (December, 1995) The auto is the link which binds the metropolis to my pastoral existence; which brings me into frequent touch with the entertainment and life of my neighboring small towns, -- with the joys of bargain, library and soda-fountain. Christine McGaffey Frederick (1912) The People's theory is that the acts of sexual intercourse . . . were the result of...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review University of Pennsylvania Law Review December, 1995 Essay Girls and the Getaway: Cars, Culture, and the Predicament of Gendered... 1995   Yes
Cynthia Fuchs Epstein, Robert Saute, Bonnie Oglensky, Martha Gever, Graduate Center, City University of New York Glass Ceilings and Open Doors: Women's Advancement in the Legal Profession 64 Fordham Law Review 291 (11/1/1995) Foreward 295 Executive Summary 302 A. Method 302 B. Findings 302 I. Introduction 306 A. Background 306 B. Method 307 C. Issues 309 1. Multiple Ceilings 309 2. Changing Career Opportunities 309 3. Generational Differences 310 4. Social Processes That Influence the Advancement of Women 311 D. Historical Context 311 II. Gender Representation in the...; Search Snippet: ...Law Review November 1995 Report Glass Ceilings and Open Doors: Women's Advancement in the Legal Profession a Report to the Committee on Women in the Profession, the Association of the Bar of The... 1995   Yes
Rory K. Little Guilt, Reasonable Doubt and the Reasonable Woman 6 Hastings Women's Law Journal 275 (Summer 1995) From all that appears in this special discussion issue of the Hastings Women's Law Journal, the O.J. Simpson double murder trial has made women angry. Terry Diggs assails sexual dominion, the culture of men, deadly patriarchy and its malevolent notions; she darkly asserts that only the prospect of world peace is less likely than the...; Search Snippet: ...Summer 1995 Responsive Essay Guilt, Reasonable Doubt and the Reasonable Woman Rory K. Little [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 Hastings College Of... 1995   Yes
Margaret Lewis Meister Help for Women and Minorities 5-DEC Business Law Today 54 (November/December, 1995) A new client calls who wants to start a small business. You've formed corporations, partnerships and limited liability companies. This business, though, will need some start-up capital. You've negotiated loan transactions and put together equity arrangements. The business will be owned by a Native American woman. In the back of your mind you know...; Search Snippet: ...Today November/december, 1995 Feature Small Business Law Help for Women and Minorities a Guide to Resources and Programs Margaret Lewis... 1995 American Indian/Alaskan Native Yes
David Lowe Hiv Study Raises Ethical Concerns for the Treatment of Pregnant Women 10 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 176 (1995) In February 1994 the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) abruptly halted a key medical study. NIAID wanted to determine whether administering a powerful, virus-fighting drug to pregnant women who were infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) would prevent transmission of the virus to their babies. To that...; Search Snippet: ...Hiv Study Raises Ethical Concerns for the Treatment of Pregnant Women David Lowe [Fnd] Copyright (C) 1995 Berkeley Women's Law Journal... 1995   Yes
Noelle C. Brennan Hostile Environment Sexual Harassment: the Hostile Environment of a Courtroom 44 DePaul Law Review 545 (Winter 1995) Sexual harassment has received a tremendous amount of media and legal attention in the past several years. Courts were initially reluctant to acknowledge sexual harassment as a pervasive problem, despite the alarming number of women claiming to have been harassed. The Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill debacle resulted in a heightened awareness of sexual...; Search Snippet: ...Teaching Me the Importance of Speaking out Against Injustices Facing Women and My Mother for Giving Me the Courage to Do... 1995    
Lisa Kelly If Anybody Asks You Who I Am: an Outsider's Story of the Duty to Establish Paternity 3 American University Journal of Gender & the Law 247 (Spring, 1995) When Minerva looked into the face of her child asleep beside her in the bed, she saw peace, she saw freshness, she saw the world the way it should be. Contentment slept in Kiji's lips, pink brown lips closed loosely like a small bow. In the curl of her lashes rested hope. In her balled fists, strength and vulnerability. Minerva hated to wake her....; Search Snippet: ...297 (1994) . Originally Presented at the American University Journal of Gender & the Law Symposium Gender, Family and Change: Developments in the Legal Regulation of Family... 1995    
Peter Sevareid Increase in Value of Separate Property in Pennsylvania: a Change in What Women Want? 68 Temple Law Review 557 (Summer 1995) Introduction . 557 I. Current Pennsylvania Statutory and Case Law . 558 II. Legislative History in Pennsylvania . 571 A. Willcox and Community Property . 571 B. Preface to Section 401(e)(1): The Legislative History of the UMDA . 578 C. Section 401(e)(1) . 583 III. Prenuptial Agreements . 595 IV. A Note on Tax . 598 V. Psychological Effects of...; Search Snippet: ...Value of Separate Property in Pennsylvania: a Change in What Women Want? Peter Sevareid [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 Temple University Of... 1995   Yes
L.M. Cirando Informed Choice and Population Policy: Do the Population Policies of China and the United States Respect and Ensure Women's Right to Informed Choice? 19 Fordham International Law Journal 611 (December, 1995) Rapid and uncontrolled population growth threatens widespread famine, frustrates economic development, strains social resources, and portends ecological disaster. The Programme of Action (Cairo Programme or Programme) of the 1994 International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD or Cairo Conference) offers solutions to...; Search Snippet: ...Policies of China and the United States Respect and Ensure Women's Right to Informed Choice? L.m. Cirando [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995... 1995   Yes
Mary Coombs Interrogating Identity 2 African-American Law and Policy Report 222 (Fall, 1995) A few years ago, I would have described myself as a white Jewish heterosexual female. Today, I'm considerably less sure, because both my self-understanding and my sense of the meaning and significance of those very categories has changed. Judy Scales-Trent's book, Notes of a White Black Woman, provides a marvelous vehicle for exploring the process...; Search Snippet: ...Fna1] Review Essay Interrogating Identity Notes of a White Black Woman: Race, Color, Community by Judy Scales-trent. University Park, Pennsylvania... 1995 African/Black American  
Kitt Janco Foster J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b.: Gender-based Peremptory Challenges 1995 Detroit College of Law Review 819 (Summer, 1995) J.E.B. v. Alabama ex rel. T.B. addresses the issue of gender discrimination in the jury selection process by use of peremptory challenges. Though the United States Supreme Court had previously decided in Batson v. Kentucky that the use of peremptory challenges, to eliminate people from the jury based solely on race, was in violation of the Equal...; Search Snippet: ...Review Summer, 1995 Casenote J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b.: Gender-based Peremptory Challenges Kitt Janco Foster Copyright (C) 1995 By... 1995    
Stacey L. Wichterman J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b.: Gender-based Peremptory Challenges on Trial 16 Northern Illinois University Law Review 209 (Fall, 1995) Why do we love this trial by jury? Because it prevents the hand of oppression from cutting you off. The American public is captivated by every aspect of jury trials, from their initial stages to the verdict and sentencing, and all phases in-between. So fascinated are we with the American way of justice, that a cable-access television network...; Search Snippet: ...Review Fall, 1995 Casenote J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b.: Gender-based Peremptory Challenges on Trial Stacey L. Wichterman Copyright ©... 1995    
Edmund L. Quatmann, Jr. J.e.b. V. Alabama ex Rel. T.b.: the Extension of the Equal Protection Clause to Gender-based Peremptory Challenges -- Is this the End? 39 Saint Louis University Law Journal 1349 (Summer 1995) I don't like women jurors because I can't trust them. A woman is inclined to forgive sin in the opposite sex; but definitely not her own . . . . I would want very few women. . . . Women are more punitive than men by a score of about five to one. [W]omen tend more than men to base their verdicts on the physical appearance of a defendant. THE...; Search Snippet: ...T.b.: [Fna] the Extension of the Equal Protection Clause to Gender-based Peremptory Challenges -- Is this the End? Edmund L. Quatmann... 1995    
Sheila M. Smith Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sexual Harassment Law: Will the Second Female Supreme Court Justice Become the Court's Women's Rights Champion? 63 University of Cincinnati Law Review 1893 (Summer 1995) Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who joined the United States Supreme Court in October 1993, is only the second woman in history to be appointed to the Court. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, the first female Supreme Court Justice, has accumulated a somewhat mixed record on sex discrimination cases in her twelve years on the Court, and commentators...; Search Snippet: ...Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sexual Harassment Law: Will the Second Female Supreme Court Justice Become the Court's Women's Rights Champion? Sheila M. Smith [Fna] Copyright (C) 1995 University... 1995   Yes
Robert Nelson Law, Markets, and Gender Inequality in Pay 10 Berkeley Women's Law Journal 61 (1995) In 1983, Judge Tanner of the Federal District Court of Western Washington handed the pay equity movement its largest legal victory. In American Federation of State, County, & Municipal Employees v. Washington, the court found that the State of Washington had discriminated against workers in predominantly female jobs and awarded the plaintiffs a...; Search Snippet: ...Women's Law Journal 1995 Symposium Panel Discussion Law, Markets, and Gender Inequality in Pay Robert Nelson [Fnd] Copyright (C) 1995 Berkeley... 1995    
Lewis A. Kornhauser , Richard L. Revesz Legal Education and Entry into the Legal Profession: the Role of Race, Gender, and Educational Debt 70 New York University Law Review 829 (October, 1995) Debt burden is routinely cited as the major force driving law school graduates to choose private practice over careers in government or other public-interest settings. In an effort to counter that force and level the playing field with regard to career choice, many law schools have developed loan repayment assistance programs. In this Article,...; Search Snippet: ...And Entry into the Legal Profession: the Role of Race, Gender, and Educational Debt Lewis A. Kornhauser [Fna] Richard L. Revesz... 1995    
Celia M. Ruiz, J.D. Legal Standards Regarding Gender Equity and Affirmative Action 100 West's Education Law Reporter 841 (August, 1995) Public educational institutions and entities have an affirmative duty under federal law to eliminate the pernicious vestiges of racial and sexual discrimination in every aspect of their programs, including the area of employment. This duty stems from Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and from decisions of the United States Supreme Court....; Search Snippet: ...West's Education Law Reporter August, 1995 Commentary Legal Standards Regarding Gender Equity and Affirmative Action [Fna] Celia M. Ruiz , J.d. [Fnaa... 1995    
Abby Brandel Legislating Surrogacy: a Partial Answer to Feminist Criticism 54 Maryland Law Review 488 (1995) Although surrogate motherhood has been practiced in some form since Biblical times, it was not until the landmark Baby M case that modern surrogacy captured public attention and became the subject of widespread debate. The intense media scrutiny of such cases, increased demand for surrogacy, and ever-improving technology have forced us to rethink...; Search Snippet: ...Law and Health Care Legislating Surrogacy: a Partial Answer to Feminist Criticism Abby Brandel Copyright (C) 1995 Maryland Law Review, Inc... 1995    
Caroline W. Jacobus Legislative Responses to Discrimination in Women's Health Care: a Report Prepared for the Commission to Study Sex Discrimination in the Statutes 16 Women's Rights Law Reporter 153 (Spring, 1995) The New Jersey Commission on Sex Discrimination in the Statutes was established, when Governor Brendan T. Byrne signed P.L.1978, c. 68, on July 6, 1978. The Commission, composed of eleven legislative, executive and community members and assisted by a three person staff, was authorized to conduct a thorough review of all statutes containing...; Search Snippet: ...Rights Law Reporter Spring, 1995 Legislative Responses to Discrimination in Women's Health Care: a Report Prepared for the Commission to Study... 1995   Yes
Joseph P. Williams Lower Pay for Women's Coaches: Refuting Some Common Justifications 21 Journal of College and University Law 643 (Spring, 1995) A. You've Come a Long Way, Baby: Gains Made Under Title IX Poised on the brink of victory at the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles, Cheryl Miller, star of the gold medal-winning United States Olympic Women's Basketball Team, reflected on her rise to greatness: Without Title IX, I wouldn't be here. Miller's reference to Title IX of the...; Search Snippet: ...Of College and University Law Spring, 1995 Lower Pay for Women's Coaches: Refuting Some Common Justifications [Fna] Joseph P. Williams [Fnaa... 1995   Yes
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