CARDOZO JOURNAL OF EQUAL RIGHTS AND

SOCIAL JUSTICE

Fall 2019                          Volume 26                          Issue 1

 

 

ARTICLES

Power Matters: Power Configuration and the Death of American Law

                                                                                   Otis Grant                                                                                    

 

Climate of Fear: Admission of Prior Bad Acts to Establish Coercion in Human Trafficking Cases

                                                                                Masha Simonova                                                                                     

 

NOTES

Making the Leap from Bullying to Equality: An Analysis of Transgender Student Rights

                                                                                     Nathan Ades                                                                                      

 

Dying While Trans: A Critical Analysis of Respect After Death Laws

                                                                                                                         Kara Nowakowski                                                                                                                                           

Karma and the United States Government: How Mass Incarceration Policies Created an Ailing and Costly Aging Population in the Prison System and How Can Civil Legal Services Assist the Elderly After Release

                                                                           Korina Rud                                                                               

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Lawful Neutral: The Justice System and Dungeons and Dragons

                                                             Laura Lea Williams                                                                   

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ANNOTATED LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 

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CARDOZO JOURNAL OF EQUAL RIGHTS AND

SOCIAL JUSTICE

Winter 2020                          Volume 26                          Issue 2

 

ARTICLES

GATEKEEPING THE PROFESSION

Christopher Williams

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BALANCING BURDENS IN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM CLAIMS

TJ Denley

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SYMPOSIUM

CRITICAL DEVELOPMENTS IN HOUSING POLICY

OCTOBER 7, 2019 AT BENJAMIN N. CARDOZO SCHOOL OF LAW

 

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OVERREPRESENTED YET OVERLOOKED: LGBTQ SURVIVORS OF TRAFFICKING AND THE IMPERATIVE FOR

THE NORDIC APPROACH TO SEX TRAFFICKING LAWS IN THE UNITED STATES

Claire Mooney

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FORGIVE ME FATHER, FOR I HAVE SINNED: EXPLICITLY ENUMERATING CLERGY MEMBERS AS

MANDATORY REPORTERS TO COMBAT CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE IN NEW YORK

Gabriella DeRitis

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A PRESUMPTION IN FAVOR OF OPENNESS: UNSEALING ADOPTION RECORDS

Emily Ingall

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WHERE DRUGS ARE INVOLVED, UNIVERSITIES OFFER EDUCATION AND REHABILITATION, WHILE THE

JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEM OFFERS DETENTION AND PUNISHMENT: WHY JUVENILE DRUG COURTS ARE

THE ANSWER

Samantha Balanevsky

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ANNOTATED LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY

CARDOZO JOURNAL OF EQUAL RIGHTS AND

SOCIAL JUSTICE

Spring 2020                          Volume 26                          Issue 3

 

ARTICLES

The Experience of Immigrants and Low-Wage Workers in the New York Worker’s Compensation System

 Robert E. Grey

 

The Sexual Being: A Vulnerability Theory Approach to Sexual Assault

 Brittany Pierce

 

Trafficking People with Disabilities: A Legal Analysis

                                   Christopher Carey & Sarahfina Peterson                                   

 

NOTES

The REAL ID Act: Real Consequences Involving Immigration Status & Eligibility Requirement Concerns for Immigrants

Rachael Marvin

 

Abolishing ICE Is Not Enough: Using Conservative Judicial Principles to Protect Unauthorized Immigrants from a “Tyrannical Bureaucracy”

Ashley Dylenski

 

Mending Violence Against Workers in the Bangladesh Garment Industry: An Anti-Capitalist Perspective on

Fabrications of “Improving” Labor Conditions

                                           Jenny Lam                                            

 

Not Far Enough: The Rising Elderly Prison Population and Criminal Justice and Prison Reform Following the First Step Act of 2018

Johnny Thach

  

We Presume Too Much: Abandoning the Presumption of Legitimacy in Certain Adoption Matters

Judy Dahl

           

ANNOTATED LEGAL BIBLIOGRAPHY 

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