| Human Rights 2001 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Affirmative action, the federal government, and President Bush: a conservative view. | Social sciences | Clegg, Roger |
| Battered immigrant women and immigration remedies: Are the standards too high? | Social sciences | Tiede, Lydia Brashear |
| Beyond reason: executing persons with mental retardation.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Fellner, Jamie |
| Cameras in the courtroom: a view in support of more access. | Social sciences | Schleiff, Henry |
| Civil rights: mixed messages from the Bush Administrations. | Social sciences | Podesta, John, Gottheimer, Josh |
| Expedited removal.(deportation proceedings) | Social sciences | Musalo, Karen |
| Fedeal leadership on civil rights standards: What can we expect?(George W. Bush administration) | Social sciences | Igasaki, Paul M. |
| Federal habeas corpus in a nutshell.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Yackle, Larry |
| Human Rights hero: Lenny Zakim. | Social sciences | Loeb, Harlan A. |
| Human rights hero: Lucas Guttentag. | Social sciences | Wermiel, Stephen J. |
| International human rights treaties can make a difference: U.S. implementation of Article 3 of the United Nations Convention Against Torture. | Social sciences | Rosati, Kristen B. |
| International reaction to death penalty practices in the United States.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Koenig, Dorean Marguerite |
| It's time to address the long-term healthcare crisis. | Social sciences | Barrett, Tom |
| Keeping the government out of the newsroom: a First Amendment imperative? | Social sciences | Kirtley, Jane E. |
| Legislative efforts to restore immigrant rights.(106th Congress) | Social sciences | Wolchok, Carol Leslie |
| Looking for asylum, suffering in detention.(U.S. Immigration Policy: Detaining and Deporting the Huddled Masses) | Social sciences | Kerwin, Donald |
| Mentally ill defendants: systemic bias in capital cases.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Koenig, Dorean Marguerite |
| Moratorium: a growing movement.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Barnett, Martha W. |
| Press rights, human rights, and cryptocracy.(disclosure conflicts) | Social sciences | Francke, Terry |
| Prisoners of the INS.(US Immigration and Naturalization Service) | Social sciences | Weisselberg, Charles |
| Race profiling in immigration enforcement. | Social sciences | Johnson, Kevin R. |
| Refugee children at risk. | Social sciences | Young, Wendy A. |
| Secret trials.(aliens facing deportation on national securities grounds) | Social sciences | Cole, David |
| Slamming the courthouse door: immigrants and the right to judicial review. | Social sciences | Guttentag, Lucas |
| The assault on habeas corpus in immigration law. | Social sciences | Newman, Gerald |
| The civil rights movement: a press perspective. | Social sciences | Nelson, Jack |
| The death penalty, but sparingly.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Fein, Bruce |
| The future of the Establishment Clause. | Social sciences | Chemerinsky, Erwin |
| The politics of Medicare and prescription drug costs. | Social sciences | Hislop, Reginald, III |
| The Reporters Committee: a special human rights hero.(activities of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press) | Social sciences | O'Neil, Robert M. |
| The Supreme Court's narrow majority to narrow the death penalty.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Friedman, David S. |
| Trial Lawyers College; training new warriors for battle against the death penalty.(The Death Penalty: Real Lives in the Balance) | Social sciences | Garcia-Colson, L. Joane, Basile, J. Jude |
| U.S. immigration law: denying the value of gay and lesbian families. | Social sciences | Titshaw, Scott C. |
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