Volume 22, Issue 4 (1992) Legal Education in the 21st Century Symposium

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Board of Editors - Vol. 22, No. 4 1992

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Table of Contents

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A Tribute to Professor Eugene Gressman
Lewis F. Powell

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Professor Eugene Gressman: A Tribute
John V. Orth

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The Purposes of the University in the First Quarter of the Twenty-First Century
David Barnhizer

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A Moral Appraisal of Legal Education: A Plea for a Return to Forgotten Truths
Michael P. Ambrosio

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A Blueprint for a Center for Social Justice
Bernard K. Freamon

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The Clinical Experience: A Case Analysis
Robert A. Solomon

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Teaching Appellate Advocacy in an Appellate Clinical Law Program
J. Thomas Sullivan

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Teaching Miranda
Sidney L. Harring

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Demystifying Legal Pedagogy: Performance-Centered Classroom Teaching at the City University of New York Law School
John Delaney

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The Mentor, Program: Building Bridges to the Community
Paula A. Franzese

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The Community of Law Teachers and Scholars Expands: Guideposts for New Faculty
Paula A. Franzese and C.M.A. McCauliff

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In Praise of the Struggle for Diversity on Law School Faculties
Randall Kennedy

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Order in the Courtroom, Silence on the Courthouse Steps: Attorneys Muzzled by Ethical Disciplinary Rules
Kelly Ann Hardy

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The Constitutional, Judicial and Social Pitfalls Attendant to the Criminalization of Prenatal Maternal Substance Abuse: A Plea for Governmental Uniformity and Mercy
Michael A. Hammer

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Constitutional Law - Eighth Amendment - A Prisoner Must Prove That Prison Officials Acted with Deliberate Indifference to Confinement Conditions for Such Conditions to Constitute Cruel and Unusual Punishment - Wilson v. Seiter, 111 S. Ct. 2321 (1991).
Matthew J. Giacobbe

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Constitutional Law - Fifth Amendment - Surtaxes and Assessments Imposed by New Jersey's Fair Automobile Insurance Reform Act Do Not Violate Due Process or Constitute a Taking Without Just Compensation - State Farm v. State of New Jersey, 124 N.J. 32, 590 A.2d 191 (1991).
Scott C. Shelley

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Survey of Recent Developments in Third Circuit Law