| Human Rights 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| ABA AIDS Coordinating Committee remembers those who have been lost to the AIDS pandemic. | Social sciences | Cortez, Clifton J., Jr. |
| A deafening silence at the polls: one in seven black males cannot vote. | Social sciences | Lee, Tena Jamison |
| An unprecedented step in the effort to end sweatshops. | Social sciences | Posner, Michael A., Clarizio, Lynda |
| A year in the Balkans: Macedonia and the rule of law. | Social sciences | Brashear, Lydia |
| Bar application mental health inquiries: unwise and unlawful. | Social sciences | Wielobob, Allison |
| Bringing abuses to light: the Human Rights Watch International Film Festival focuses the public eye on human rights abuses. | Social sciences | Lehrer, Jeremy |
| Damon J. Keith selected for Thurgood Marshall Award. (US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit Judge Damon J. Keith) | Social sciences | |
| D.C. lawyers lend hand (and heart) to area schools. | Social sciences | Lee, Tena Jamison |
| Demands and anxiety: the effects of the new immigration law. | Social sciences | Wolchok, Carol Leslie |
| Education and equality: the battle for school funding reform. | Social sciences | Waldron, John |
| Everybody should be allowed to love freedom: why asylum is so important. | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| Holding the powers that be accountable to our ethics code to protect our integrity and the peoples we serve. | Social sciences | Lempert, David H. |
| Honoring the legacy of Thurgood Marshall.(A Report from the Chair) | Social sciences | Spense, Muriel Morisey |
| How can there be free speech if it's only in English? The debate over language rights.(Cover Story) | Social sciences | Lee, Tena Jamison |
| How many innocent inmates are executed? An Illinois coalition moves to stop the death penalty in the wake of startling statistics. | Social sciences | Henderson, Ky |
| Human rights and the rule of law in Hong Kong: disturbing developments. | Social sciences | Hoodbhoy, Mehlika |
| Improving the Individualized Education Program: how one family is fighting for special ed changes. (Chicago, Illinois) | Social sciences | Henderson, Ky |
| In Chicago, helping parents improve public schools. | Social sciences | Passalacqua, Andrea |
| Introduction: engaging lawyers in the business of improving America's public schools. | Social sciences | Small, Theodore W., Jr. |
| Justice or just us: the tension between equality and freedom. | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| Lawyers as mentors: the program that started it all. | Social sciences | Schwar, Kathleen |
| Medical marijuana: a dream up in smoke? | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| Nejib Hosni's release: an international legal campaign. | Social sciences | Hicks, Neil |
| Presumed guilty: Sam Reese Sheppard fights to clear his father's name in the other trial of the century.(Interview) | Social sciences | Quade, Vicki |
| Putting a hold on the death penalty. | Social sciences | Harris, Leslie A. |
| Roadblocks to immigration: what to expect from reform. | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| Solving neighborhood problems with unique solutions. (the Belmont Initiative, police-community effort to rid a Chicago area of excessive panhandhlers) | Social sciences | Henderson, Ky |
| Sterile syringes and needle exchange programs: on the frontline in the battle to stop the spread of HIV. | Social sciences | Andrias, Richard T., Stein, Robert E. |
| The death penalty: calling on jurisdictions to clean up their act. | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| The debate over physician-assisted suicide. | Social sciences | Lu, Cathy |
| The frustrations of fighting for a life. (death penalty appeals) | Social sciences | Endres, Krista |
| The geography of race in elections: color-blindness and redistricting. | Social sciences | Lu, Cathy |
| The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the right to learn. | Social sciences | Hurder, Alex J. |
| The new slavery; immigrants hoping to forge a better life are at the mercy of greedy smugglers. | Social sciences | Henderson, Ky |
| The path of the just: Jack Greenberg, a legend of the civil rights era, discusses the past and present of the civil rights movement. | Social sciences | Lehrer, Jeremy |
| The pied piper of just causes: Jerome Shestack takes over as ABA president. | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| The right to online information; how one lawyer helps people find lost family and friends. (Charles Suphan) | Social sciences | Chon, Gina |
| The task ahead: reconciling justice with politics. (ABA resolution on capital punishment) | Social sciences | Harris, Leslie A. |
| Unequal funding: teaching Cadillac kids with Chevy dollars. | Social sciences | Waldron, John |
| Whatever you think about the death penalty, a system that will take life must first give justice. | Social sciences | |
| Where are the civil rights for gay and lesbian teachers? | Social sciences | Yared, Christine |
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