| Human Rights 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| ADA recognizes formal equality is not equal enough. (Americans with Disabilities Act) | Social sciences | Weber, Mark C. |
| Almost there; for women, the Civil Rights Act of 1991 is a move in the right direction. | Social sciences | Lichtman, Judith, Fechner, Holly |
| Americans reluctant to take responsibility. (unwillingness to parallel rights with civic responsibilities) (Column) | Social sciences | Etzioni, Amitai |
| Beware the dark side of constitutional law: know the differences between state and federal law before you jump into your case. (includes sources for using state courts) (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Bamberger, Phylis Skloot |
| Diverting abuse cases before they clog courts. (use of pretrial services in spouse abuse cases in Cook County, Illinois) (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Murphy, Sheila M. |
| E. Carrington Boggan dead at 48. (gay and lesbian rights advocate) | Social sciences | |
| Federal judge overturns state family court ruling. (U.S. District Judge William A. Barbour of Jackson, Mississippi, child custody case) (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Dadisman, MaryAnn |
| Fitting religion into the nation's cultural landscape. | Social sciences | Mousin, Craig B. |
| Gay activists seek rights state by state. (law against sodomy overturned in Texas) (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Dadisman, MaryAnn |
| Global law: the legacy of Gorbachev. | Social sciences | Meyer, Howard N. |
| Going into partnership with Jesus. (Christian Legal Society, includes related article on speech at 1992 A.B.A. annual meeting by Robert Drinan on the rule of law in today's world) (Religion and the Law) | Social sciences | Dadisman, MaryAnn |
| How to fight for civil liberties: choosing the right court. (ABA's Individual Rights & Responsibilities Section's new Committee on State Constitutional Rights) (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Sher, Robin |
| How to stem the erosion; a practical guide to using the Civil Rights Act of 1991. (includes related article on suit against Adolph Coors Company for race discrimination in its dealings with an African-American company) | Social sciences | Seymour, Richard T. |
| Making trials juror-friendly - and more fair. | Social sciences | Bowser, Nancy |
| Prisons for profit: who's minding the rights of inmates when justice goes to the lowest bidder? (private prisons) | Social sciences | Simon, Ellen |
| Protecting privacy: what states can and cannot do. (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Kritchevsky, Barbara |
| Reincarnation & reawakening: long forgotten by civil libertarians, state courts are now getting the respect they deserve. (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Abrahamson, Shirley |
| Renewing the commitment to individual rights. (A.B.A. Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities) | Social sciences | Studley, Janet R. |
| Restoring trust and faith; human rights abuses do happen, the church admits, but the institution has not closed its eyes. (includes related article on child molestation by priests) (Religion and the Law) | Social sciences | Chopko, Mark E., Stinski, Brent F. |
| Sacred sites, disputed rights. (how well the First Amendment protects Native American religious practices) (includes related article on A.B.A. Section of Individual Rights and Responsibilities Committee for Problems of American Indians) (Religion and the Law) | Social sciences | Stinski, Brent F., Hontz, Jenny |
| State courts: the next frontier for civil liberties. (Special Report: Renaissance of State Court Law) | Social sciences | Quade, Vicki |
| The politics of race. (interview with Stephen Carter, author of 'Reflections of an Affirmative Action Baby') (Interview) | Social sciences | Quade, Vicki |
| Thurgood Marshall: a better angel. | Social sciences | Snow, Charlotte |
| Tomorrow's Jericho? How soon will the wall of separation between church and state come tumbling down? (includes related article on a forum on racism at the 1992 ABA annual meeting and a sidebar list of federal church-state cases pending at the time of the Weisman decision) (Religion and the Law) | Social sciences | Dadisman, MaryAnn, Richardson, L. Anita |
| Tough trade-offs: a free trade proposal with Mexico raises doubts about our country's commitment to human rights. (abuses by US-owned Maquiladora plants) | Social sciences | Gibbons, Thomas |
| Unholy wars; human rights interview. (with Jeffrey Anderson, attorney specializing in representing children sexually abused by priests) (includes related article on new Chicago archdiocese policy on sexual abuse by clergy claims) (Religion and the Law) | Social sciences | Quade, Vicki, Simon, Ellen |
| What is the value of a human life? Patti Mullins spends her time forcing us to confront our prejudices against the disabled. (lawyer) (Special Report: ADA Gives Power to Disabled) (Interview) | Social sciences | Quade, Vicki |
| Women in the shadow of AIDS: are they the forgotten victims? | Social sciences | Zavos, Michele |
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