"Ord #3318". "Prepared for distribution at the Sixth annual Supreme Court review: October 2003 term program, August 4, 2004"--P. 5.
Contents:
Supreme court review section 1983 litigation / Professor Martin A. Schwartz Unanswered questions / Professor Erwin Chemerinsky -- The supreme court's recent ruling that federal age discrimination law protects the old, but not hte young: dodging the deeper issue / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- Justice Scalia's persuasive but elitist response to the duck hunting controversy / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- The supreme court gives partisan Gerrymandering the green light-or at least a yellow light / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- Can a state make it a crime to refuse to identify yourself to the police? In a narrow ruling, the supreme court says yes / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- Bush loses in the supreme court and america wins / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- The likely impact of the 2004 presidential election on the composition and decisions of the supreme court / Professor Michael C. Dorf -- Searches and seizures, interrogations. and the right to confrontation: the supreme court 's key fourth, fifth and sixth amendment rulings of the 2003 term / Pofessor William E. Hellerstein -- Supreme court review - October 2003 term criminal law and procedure cases / Professor Susan Herman -- Supreme court review section 1983 litigation / Professor Martin A. Schwartz
Series:
Litigation and administrative practice series. Litigation course handbook series ; no. H-725.
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