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1995-1996 Article THE ENGLISH RELIGIOUS ESTABLISHMENT James W. Torke [FNa1] 12 J.L. & Religion 399 Journal of Law and Religion Ky. L.J. 71.

1995-1996 84 Ky. L.J. 507 WHEN RELIGION BECOMES A NUISANCE: BALANCING LAND USE AND RELIGIOUS FREEDOM WHEN ACTIVITIES OF RELIGIOUS INSTITUTIONS BRING OUTSIDERS INTO THE NEIGHBORHOOD Shelley Ross Saxer [FNa1]

1995 A DEBTOR'S RIGHT TO TITHE IN BANKRUPTCY UNDER THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT, Michael M. Duclos, 1 Bankr. Dev. J. 665.

1995 FEDERALISM, FUNDAMENTAL FAIRNESS, AND THE RELIGION CLAUSES, Stuart D. Poppel, 25 Cumb. L. Rev. 247.

1995 Lecture, IN SEARCH OF THE SOLICITOR GENERAL'S CLIENTS: A DRAMA WITH MANY CHARACTERS, Drew S. Days III, 83 Ky. L.J. 485.

1995 RELIGION, RACE, SEGREGATION, AND DISTRICTING: COMPARING KIRYAS JOEL WITH SHAW/MILLER, Thomas C. Berg, 26 Cumb. L. Rev. 365.

1995 MAJORITY BLACK DISTRICTS, KIRYAS JOEL, AND OTHER CHALLENGES TO AMERICAN NATIONALISM, James U. Blacksher, 26 Cumb. L. Rev. 407.

1995 Cumberland School of Law Distinguished Lecturer Series, DOUBLE JEOPARDY LAW AFTER AKHIL AMAR: SOME CIVIL PROCEDURE ANALOGIES AND INQUIRIES, Michael Stokes Paulsen, 26 Cumb. L. Rev. 23.

1995 "COMMON SENSE LEGAL REFORM" AND BELL'S TOLL: ELIMINATING PUNITIVE DAMAGE CLAIMS FROM JURISDICTIONAL AMOUNT CALCULATIONS IN FEDERAL DIVERSITY CASES, Russell G.Murphy, 84

1995 Medicolegal Reference Library FREEDOM OF ACCESS TO CLINIC ENTRANCES ACT American Life League, Inc. v. Reno [FN1] 21 Am. J.L. & Med. 172 American Journal of Law and Medicine

1995 QUO VADIS: THE STATUS AND PROSPECTS OF "TESTS" UNDER THE RELIGION CLAUSES, Kent Greenawalt, 1995 Sup. Ct. Rev. 323

1995 "BY WHAT RIGHT_": THE SOURCES AND LIMITS OF FEDERAL COURT AND CONGRESSIONAL JURISDICTION OVER MATTERS "TOUCHING RELIGION," Robert A. Destro, 29 Ind. L. Rev. 1.

1995 Comment, RELIGION: THE COGNIZABLE DIFFERENCE IN PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES, Marianne E. Kreisher, 5 Widener J. Pub. L. 131.

1995 CONTRADICTIONS WILL OUT: ANIMAL RIGHTS VS. ANIMAL SACRIFICE IN THE SUPREME COURT, Henry Mark Holzer, 1 Animal L. 79.

1995 Comment, RELIGIOUS HARASSMENT UNDER TITLE VII: INCENTIVE FOR A "RELIGION-FREE WORKPLACE OR A PROTECTION FOR RELIGIOUS LIBERTY_Ó, Kevin B. Flynn, 22 Ohio N.U. L. Rev. 501.

1995 PROTECTING THE ATTRIBUTES OF NATIVE SOVEREIGNTY: A NEW TRUST PARADIGM FOR FEDERAL ACTIONS AFFECTING TRIBAL LANDS AND RESOURCES, Mary Christina Wood, 1995 Utah L. Rev. 109.

1995 Note, THE CRIMINALIZATION OF FEMALE GENITAL MUTILATION IN THE UNITED STATES, Karen Hughes, 4 J.L. & Pol'y 321.

1995 International Church-State Symposium, ASSOCIATIONAL STRUCTURE OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS, Patty Gerstenblith, 1995 B.Y.U. L. Rev. 439.

1995 International Church-State Symposium, THE CONSTITUTION AND SIKHS IN BRITAIN, Satvinder S. Juss, 1995 B.Y.U. L. Rev. 481.

1995 International Church-State Symposium, THE FUTURE OF RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN ARGENTINA: WILL A NEW CONSTITUTIONAL MANDATE AND WOULD NEWLY PROPOSED LAWS ENHANCE RELIGIOUS LIBERTY_, David E. Doxey, Scott Stephens Thomas, 1995 B.Y.U. L. Rev. 603.

1995 Special International Issue: Gendered Justice and Common Law Tradition, A BAD MARRIAGE: JEWISH DIVORCE AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT, Paul Finkelman, 2 Cardozo Women's L.J. 131.

1995 TRAMPLING ON THE SIXTH AMENDMENT: THE CONTINUED THREAT OF ATTORNEY FEE FORFEITURE, Todd Barnet, Ivan Fox, 22 Ohio N.U. L. Rev. 1.

1995 Comments, CHAPTER 13 AND THE TITHE: IS GOD A CREDITOR_, Aric D. Martin, 56 Ohio St. L.J. 307.

1995 Symposium on John A. Robertson's Children of Choice, REGULATING CHOICE: A CONSTITUTIONAL LAW RESPONSE TO PROFESSOR JOHN A. ROBERTSON'S CHILDREN OF CHOICE, Ann MacLean Massie, 52 Wash. & Lee L. Rev. 135.

1995 Note and Comment, THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT: RESPONDING TO SMITH; RECONSIDERING REYNOLDS, Keith Jaasma, 16 Whittier L. Rev. 211.

1995 Symposium, THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH: A POWER-baseD THEORY OF UNCONSTITUTIONAL CONDITIONS ON RELIGION, Jane Rutherford, 72 Denv. U. L. Rev. 909.

1995 IS RELIGIOUS HARASSMENT "MORE EQUAL_", Terry Morehead Dworkin, Ellen R. Peirce, 26 Seton Hall L. Rev. 44.

1995 WAIVING SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY IN AN AGE OF CLEAR STATEMENT RULES, John Copeland Nagle,1995 Wis. L. Rev. 771.

1995 Symposium on Medical Futility, PRAYING FOR BABY RENA: RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, MEDICAL FUTILITY, AND MIRACLES, David M. Smolin, 25 Seton Hall L. Rev. 960.

1995 Symposium on Medical Futility, "AND YOU SHALL CHOOSE LIFE" _ FUTILITY AND THE RELIGIOUS DUTY TO PRESERVE LIFE, Marc D. Stern, 25 Seton Hall L. Rev. 997.

1995 LAWYERS AND THE DEFENSE OF THE PRESIDENCY, Nelson Lund B.Y.U.L. Rev. 17.

1995 Justice Harry A. Blackmun, HEEDING THE DEMANDS OF JUSTICE: JUSTICE BLACKMUN'S INDIAN LAW OPINIONS, Allison M. Dussias,
71 N.D. L. Rev. 41.

1995 Symposium on the Right To Die, WHEN THE MAJORITY SAYS YOU MAY DIE: AID-IN-DYING INITIATIVES, Arthur A. Povelones, Jr., 9 Notre Dame J.L. Ethics & Pub. Pol'y 537.

1995 Book Review "GOD'S LITIGATOR," A Review Essay of Mere Creatures of the State_ Education, Religion, and the Courts: A View from the Courtroom, Douglas W. Kmiec, 70 Notre Dame L. Rev. 1247.

1995 Medicolegal Reference Library, SELECTED RECENT COURT DECISIONS, 21 Am. J.L. & Med. 165.

1995, 70 Notre Dame L. Rev. 581, A RESTATEMENT OF THE SUPREME COURT'S LAW OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM: COHERENCE, CONFLICT, OR CHAOS_, Carl H. Esbeck, 70 NTDLR 581.

1995, 31 Hous. L. Rev. 1429, DECIDING THE FATE OF RELIGIOUS HOSPITALS IN THE EMERGING HEALTH CARE MARKET, Kathleen M. Boozang, 31 HOULR 1429.

1995 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST, David A. Strauss, 1995 Sup. Ct. Rev. 1.

Fall 1995 Comment, ROBBING PETER TO PAY PAUL: CHARITABLE DONATIONS AS FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS, Robert J. Bein, 100 Dick. L. Rev. 103.

Fall 1995 Casenote, SMITH V. FAIR EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING COMMISSION: DOES THE RIGHT TO EXCLUDE, COMBINED WITH RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, PRESENT A"HYBRID SITUATION" UNDER EMPLOYMENT DIVISION V. SMITH_, Peter M. Stein, 4 Geo. Mason L. Rev. 141.

Fall 1995 Comment, ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE JURISPRUDENCE: THE SOURING OF LEMON AND THE SEARCH FOR A NEW TEST, Kristin M. Engstrom, 27 Pac. L.J. 121.

Fall 1995 Comment, THE CLASH BETWEEN THE FIRST AMENDMENT AND CIVIL RIGHTS: PUBLIC UNIVERSITY NONDISCRIMINATION CLAUSES, Richard M. Paul III, Derek Rose, 60 Mo. L. Rev. 889.

Fall 1995 Survey, SURVEY OF 1994 NONPROFIT CASE LAW, Samantha L. Bley, Eileen M. Fitzsimmons, Peter M. Phleger, Victoria Wu, 30 U.S.F. L. Rev. 187.

Fall 1995 Casenote, THE FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION-STATE COURT DEVALUES LANDLORDS' CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, Attorney General v. Desilets, 636 N.E.2d 233 (Mass.1994), George L. Opie, 20 S. Ill. U. L.J. 181.

Fall 1995 New Jersey Development, IN SEARCH OF FORGIVENESS: STATE V. SZEMPLE AND THE PRIEST-PENITENT PRIVILEGE IN NEW JERSEY, John J. Montone, III, 48 Rutgers L. Rev. 263.

Fall 1995 Note, ABOUT F.A.C.E. IN THE SUPREME COURT: THE FREEDOM OF ACCESS TO CLINIC ENTRANCES ACT IN LIGHT OF LOPEZ, Anna Kampourakis, Robin C. Tarr, 11 St. John's J. Legal Comment. 191.

Fall, 1995 On Developing Issues in State and Local Government Law REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON LAND USE AND THE FIRST AMENDMENT Alan Weinstein 27 Urb. Law. 838

Fall, 1995 On Developing Issues in State and Local Government Law RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN PUBLIC EDUCATION LAW Edgar H. Bittle Lelia B. Helms Michael E. Norton 27 Urb. Law. 897

Summer 1995 Representing Children, REPRESENTING CHILDREN: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, 1989-94, Nancy Levit, 13 J. Am. Acad. Matrim. Law. 137.

Summer 1995 RELIGIOUS OUTLAWS: NARRATIVES OF LEGALITY AND THE POLITICS OF CITIZEN INTERPRETATION, Barbara Bezdek, 62 Tenn. L. Rev. 899.

Summer 1995 Symposium: How Much God in the Schools_, RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND THE FIRST SELF-EVIDENT TRUTH: EQUALITY AS A GUIDING PRINCIPLE IN INTERPRETING THE RELIGION CLAUSES, Jay Alan Sekulow, James Matthew Henderson, Sr., Kevin E. Broyles, 4 Wm. & Mary Bill Rts. J. 351.

Summer 1995 SURVEY OF ILLINOIS LAW: EDUCATION LAW, Thomas C. Britton, 19 S. Ill. U. L.J. 761.

Summer 1995 Comment, LOVE, GOD, AND COUNTRY: RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND THE MARRIAGE PENALTY TAX, Richard L. Elbert, 5 Seton Hall Const. L.J. 1171.

Summer 1995 Current Topics in Biomedical Ethics, THE FUTURE OF ORGAN TRANSPLANTATION: FROM WHERE WILL NEW DONORS COME, TO WHOM WILL THEIR ORGANS GO_, Mark F. Anderson, 5 Health Matrix 249.

Summer 1995 Recent Development, RATCHET PLUS_ POSSIBLE CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT OF 1993, Jeremy Meyer, 48 Wash. U. J. Urb. & Contemp. L. 343.

Summer 1995 Comment, LEGITIMATE LIMITATION OF A LANDLORD'S RIGHTS -- A NEW DAWN FOR UNMARRIED COHABITANTS, Kelly D. Eckel, 68 Temp. L. Rev. 811.

Summer 1995 Comment, IS GOD A PREFERRED CREDITOR_ TITHING AS AN AVOIDABLE TRANSFER IN CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCIES, Steven Hopkins, 62 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1139.

Summer 1995 Comment, TOWARD A FULLER UNDERSTANDING OF RELIGIOUS EXERCISE: RECOGNIZING THE IDENTITY- GENERATIVE AND EXPRESSIVE NATURE OF RELIGIOUS DEVOTION, David B. Salmons, 62 U. Chi. L. Rev. 1243.

Summer 1995 Tribute, STUDENT TRIBUTE, Hertha Lund, Stephanie Stimpson, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 356.

Summer 1995 FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN INDIAN COUNTRY, Sharon L. O'Brien, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 451.

Spring 1995 A VIEW TO THE FUTURE OF JUDICIAL FEDERALISM: "NEITHER OUT FAR NOR IN DEEP", Thomas E. Baker, 45 Case W. Res. L. Rev. 705.

Spring 1995 Note, UNDERSTANDING FAITH: WHEN RELIGIOUS PARENTS DECLINE CONVENTIONAL MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR THEIR CHILDREN, Anne D. Lederman, 45 Case W. Res. L. Rev. 891.

Spring 1995 Note, EFFECTS OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ACT AMENDMENTS ON CRIMINAL LAW: WILL PEYOTISM EAT AWAY AT THE CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES ACT_ Autumn Gray, 22 Am. J. Crim. L. 769.

Spring 1995 Student Article, IS THE EEOC OUT OF LINE_ PROPOSED GUIDELINES ON RELIGIOUS HARASSMENT, Lora N. Reed, 1 Syracuse J. Legis. & Pol'y 203.

Summer 1995 J. Byron McCormick Lecture, DISCRIMINATION, DISTRIBUTION AND FREE SPEECH, Kathleen M. Sullivan, 37 Ariz. L. Rev. 439.

Summer 1995 RESTORING OBSCURITY: THE SHORTCOMINGS OF THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT, Tania Saison, 28 Colum. J.L. Soc. Probs. 653.

Spring 1995 CHILD NEGLECT IN THE MILITARY COMMUNITY: ARE WE NEGLECTING THE CHILD_, Major Lisa M. Schenck, 148 Mil. L. Rev. 1.

Spring 1995 Note, IN RE LEE: TITHING AS GROUNDS FOR DISMISSAL UNDER SECTION 707(B) OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE, Brian Wildermuth, 26 U. Tol. L. Rev. 725.

Spring 1995 ACCESS TO EAGLES AND EAGLE PARTS: ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION V. NATIVE AMERICAN FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION, Antonia M. De Meo, 22 Hastings Const. L.Q. 771.

Spring 1995 THE PRICE OF LANDLORD'S "FREE" EXERCISE OF RELIGION: TENANT'S RIGHT TO DISCRIMINATION-FREE HOUSING AND PRIVACY, Maureen E. Markey, 22 Fordham Urb. L.J. 699.

Spring 1995 SLOUCHING TOWARDS SECULARISM: A COMMENT ON KIRYAS JOEL SCHOOL DISTRICT V. GRUMET, Thomas C. Berg, 44 Emory L.J. 433.

Spring 1995 THE LOST LANGUAGE OF THE IRISH GAY MALE: TEXTUALIZATION IN IRELAND'S LAW AND LITERATURE (OR THE MOST HIDDEN IRELAND), John R. Quinn, 26 Colum. Hum. Rts. L. Rev. 553.

Winter-Spring 1995 Note, A PROPOSAL FOR THE EQUAL PROTECTION OF NON-INDIANS PRACTICING NATIVE AMERICAN RELIGIONS: CAN THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT FINALLY REMOVE THE EXISTING DEFERENCE WITHOUT A DIFFERENCE_, Francis X. Santangelo, 69 St. John's
L. Rev. 255.

Winter1995, 30 Harv. C.R.-C.L. Rev. 57, Winter, 1995, Thirtieth Anniversary Issue, THE COLOR OF TRADITION: CRITICAL RACE THEORY AND POSTMODERN CONSTITUTIONAL TRADITIONALISM, Robert L. Hayman, Jr., 30 HVCRCLLR 57.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 5, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, TAKING THE SUPREME COURT AT ITS WORD: THE IMPLICATIONS FOR RFRA AND SEPARATION OF POWERS, Joanne C. Brant, 56 MTLR 5.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 39, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT: THE CONSTITUTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE OF AN UNCONSTITUTIONAL STATUTE, Daniel O. Conkle, 56 MTLR 39.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 95, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, RFRA AND THE POSSIBILITY OF JUSTICE, Frederick Mark Gedicks, 56 MTLR 95.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 119, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, RELIGIOUS HARASSMENT IN THE WORKPLACE: AN ANALYSIS OF THE EEOC'S PROPOSED GUIDELINES, David L. Gregory, 56 MTLR 119.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 145, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, RFRA, CONGRESS, AND THE RATCHET, Douglas Laycock, 56 MTLR 145.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 171, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, OF TIME AND THE RFRA: A LAWYER'S GUIDE TO THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT, Ira C. Lupu, 56 MTLR 171.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 227, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT: ESTABLISHMENT, EQUAL PROTECTION AND FREE SPEECH CONCERNS, William P. Marshall, 56 MTLR 227.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 249, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, A RFRA RUNS THROUGH IT: RELIGIOUS FREEDOM AND THE U.S. CODE, Michael Stokes Paulsen, 56 MTLR 249.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 295, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, SOVEREIGNTY AND THE SACRED: THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE IN INDIAN COUNTRY, Rodney K. Smith, 56 MTLR 295.

Winter 1995, 56 Mont. L. Rev. 325, The James R. Browning Symposium for 1994: the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, DAM THE RFRA AT THE PRISON GATE: THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT'S IMPACT ON CORRECTIONAL LITIGATION, Abbott Cooper, 56 MTLR 325.
COLAW 79.

Winter 1995 Comment, SACRED SITE PROTECTION AGAINST A BACKDROP OF RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE, Rayanne J. Griffin, 31 Tulsa L.J. 395.

Winter 1995 Note, THE YENALDLOOSHI IN COURT AND THE KILLING OF A WITCH: THE CASE FOR AN INDIAN CULTURAL DEFENSE, Andrew M. Kanter, 4 S. Cal. Interdisciplinary L.J. 411.

Winter 1995 ANNUAL SURVEY OF PERIODICAL LITERATURE, Paul M. Kurtz, 28 Fam. L.Q. 707.

Winter 1995 THE CONSTITUTIONAL CASE AGAINST PERMITTING PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED SUICIDE FOR COMPETENT ADULTS WITH "TERMINAL CONDITIONS", James Bopp, Jr., J.D., Richard E. Coleson, M.A.R., J.D., 11 Issues L. & Med. 239.

Winter 1995 BREATHING LIFE INTO THE RIGHT TO DIE: OREGON'S DEATH WITH DIGNITY ACT, Stephen K. Bushong, J.D., Thomas A. Balmer, J.D, 11 Issues L. & Med. 269.

Winter 1995 Symposium: Coping with Chaos--Disaster Planning, CASES, STATUTES, AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS, Student Editors, 27 Urb. Law. 169.

Winter 1995 Essay, EXERCISING THE AMENDMENT POWER TO DISAPPROVE OF SUPREME COURT DECISIONS: A PROPOSAL FOR A "REPUBLICAN VETO", Thomas E. Baker, 22 Hastings Const. L.Q. 325.

Winter 1995 Note, THE ESTABLISHMENT CLAUSE: A CONSTITUTIONAL PERMISSION SLIP FOR RELIGION IN PUBLIC EDUCATION, Rena M. Bila, 60 Brook. L. Rev. 1535.

Winter 1995 THE CONSTITUTION AND THE SUBGROUP QUESTION, Martha Minow, 71 Ind. L.J. 1.

Winter 1995 Symposium on Religiously Affiliated Law Schools ACADEMIC FREEDOM, RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT, AND RELIGIOUS INTEGRITY, Douglas Laycock, 78 Marq. L. Rev. 297.

Winter 1995 Symposium on Religiously Affiliated Law Schools, ABA AND AALS ACCREDITATION: WHAT'S "RELIGIOUS DIVERSITY" GOT TO DO WITH IT_, Robert A. Destro, 78 Marq. L. Rev. 427.

Winter 1995 Symposium on Religiously Affiliated Law Schools, THE CATHOLIC SPONSORSHIP OF LEGAL EDUCATION: A BIBLIOGRAPHY, William J. Wagner, Denise M. Ryan, 78 Marq. L. Rev. 507.

Winter 1995 "KEEP YOUR LAWS OFF MY BODY": ABORTION REGULATION AND THE TAKINGS CLAUSE, Susan E. Looper-Friedman, 29 New Eng. L. Rev. 253.

Winter 1995 EFFECTS OF HISTORIC AND CULTURAL RESOURCES AND INDIAN RELIGIOUS FREEDOM ON PUBLIC LANDS DEVELOPMENT: A PRACTICAL PRIMER, Walter E. Stern and Lynn H. Slade, 35 Nat. Resources J. 133.

Winter 1995 Comment, THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT: WILL THE COURT GET THE HINT_ CONGRESS' ATTEMPT TO RAISE THE STATUS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN EQUAL PROTECTION CASES, Lisa A. Montanaro, 15 Pace L. Rev. 621.

Winter 1995 Symposium, SECTION 1983 LITIGATION, Professor Martin A. Schwartz, 11 Touro L. Rev. 299.

Winter 1995 Symposium, THE COMMERCE CLAUSE QUARTET, Professor Martin A. Schwartz, 11 Touro L. Rev. 323.

Winter 1995 Symposium, EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION: RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE SUPREME COURT, Professor Eileen Kaufman, 11 Touro L. Rev. 465.

Winter 1995 NOT IN MY APARTMENT: When Landlords Mix Business and Religion, Jerry DeMuth, 22-WTR Hum. Rts. 44.

December 1995 ENFORCED APOSTASY: ZAHEERUDDIN v. STATE AND THE OFFICIAL PERSECUTION OF THE AHMADIYYA COMMUNITY IN PAKISTAN, M. Nadeem Ahmad Siddiq, 14 Law & Ineq. 275.

December 1995 Symposium, HOW TO THINK ABOUT THE FEDERAL COMMERCE POWER AND INCIDENTALLY REWRITE UNITED STATES V. LOPEZ, Donald H. Regan, 94 Mich. L. Rev. 554.

December 1995 Symposium, COMMERCE!, Deborah Jones Merritt; 94 Mich. L. Rev. 674.

December 1995 Note, FREE EXERCISE, FAIR HOUSING AND MARITAL STATUS -- ALASKAN STYLE, David Kushner, 12 Alaska L. Rev. 335.

November 1995 THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE PROBLEM, Abner S. Greene, 64 Fordham L. Rev. 451.

November 1995 TAKING LIBERTIES WITH THE FIRST AMENDMENT CONGRESS, SECTION 5, AND THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT, Jay S. Bybee, 48 Vand. L. Rev. 1539.

November 1995 FORWARD: REVOLUTIONS_ Charles Fried, 109 Harv. L. Rev. 13.

November 1995 POLICY DISTORTION AND DEMOCRATIC DEBILITATION: COMPARATIVE ILLUMINATION OF THE COUNTERMAJORITARIAN DIFFICULTY, Mark Tushnet, 94 Mich. L. Rev. 245.

November 1995 Note RELIGIOUS EXEMPTIONS AND THE LIMITS OF NEUTRALITY, Scott E. Williams, 74 Tex. L. Rev. 119.

October 1995 A COHERENT METHODOLOGY FOR FIRST AMENDMENT SPEECH AND RELIGION CLAUSE CASES, Thomas R. McCoy, 48 Vand. L. Rev. 1335.

October 1995 Practising Law Institute, Litigation and Administrative Practice Course, Handbook Series, Litigation, PLI Order No. H4-5216, NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION AND TRENDS IN SECTION 1983 ACTIONS, Leon Friedman, 530 PLI/Lit 317.

October 1995 NOVEL EXPERT EVIDENCE IN FEDERAL CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION, Gordon J. Beggs, 45 Am. U. L. Rev. 1.

October 1995 Comment, ZONING AND RELIGION: WILL THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT OF 1993 SHIFT THE LINE TOWARD RELIGIOUS LIBERTY_, Simon J. Santiago, 45 Am. U. L. Rev. 199.

October 1995 Note, FOLLOWING THE LEAD OF DEFAMATION: A DEFINITIONAL BALANCING APPROACH TO RELIGIOUS TORTS, Daryl L. Wiesen, 105 Yale L.J. 291.

October 1995 Practising Law Institute Litigation and Administrative Practice Course Handbook Series Litigation PLI Order No. H4-5216, RECOVERY OF ATTORNEYS' FEES IN SECTION 1983 CASES, John E. Kirklin, 531 PLI/Lit 461.

October 1995 Practising Law Institute Litigation and Administrative Practice Course Handbook Series Litigation PLI Order No. H4-5216, NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN CIVIL RIGHTS LITIGATION AND TRENDS IN SECTION 1983 ACTIONS, Leon Friedman, 530 PLI/Lit 317.

October 1995 Note, RELIGION-baseD PEREMPTORY CHALLENGES AFTER BATSON V. KENTUCKY AND J.E.B. V. ALABAMA: AN EQUAL PROTECTION AND FIRST AMENDMENT ANALYSIS, Benjamin Hoorn Barton, 94 Mich. L. Rev. 191.

September-October1995 Practising Law Institute Litigation and Administrative Practice Course Handbook Series Litigation, PLI Order No. H4-5219, THE EMPLOYMENT-LAW YEAR IN REVIEW, John J. Ross, 527 PLI/Lit 7.

September 1995 VIRTUAL LOGROLLING: HOW THE COURT, CONGRESS, AND THE STATES MULTIPLY RIGHTS, William N. Eskridge, Jr., John Ferejohn, 68 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1545.

August 16, 1995 Land Use Institute: Planning, Regulation, Litigation, Eminent Domain, and Compensation, Co-sponsored by the FAU/FIU Joint Center for Environmental and Urban Problems, 1995 UPDATE: THE ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT: IMPACTS ON LAND USE, Rufus C. Young, Jr., CA34 ALI-ABA 611.

July 1995 Review Essay, TECHNOLOGY AND THE FUTURE OF LAW, LAW IN A DIGITAL WORLD BY M. ETHAN KATSH, NEW YORK: OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS, 1995 294 PP. $35.00 Eugene Volokh, 47 Stan. L. Rev. 1375.

June 1995 Religious Rights in Prison: Two Perspectives THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT: WHY RFRA IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL Thomas D. Farrell 1995-JUN Haw. B.J. 6 Hawaii Bar Journal

June 1995 Religious Rights in Prison: Two Perspectives RETURNING TO PRINCIPLE: THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT Carl M. Varady 1995-JUN Haw. B.J. 6 Hawaii Bar Journal

June 1995 Review Essay, NEWT GINGRICH, DYNAMIC STATUTORY INTERPRETER, DYNAMIC STATUTORY INTERPRETATION BY WILLIAM N. ESKRIDGE, JR., HARVARD UNIVERSITY PRESS 1994, PP. 438. $49.95, John Copeland Nagle, 143 U. Pa. L. Rev. 2209.

June 1995 Note, JUSTICE WILLIAM JOHNSON AND THE HISTORY OF THE SUPREME COURT DISSENT, Meredith Kolsky, 83 Geo. L.J. 2069.

June 1995 Issue in Discrimination, INMATES' CIVIL RIGHTS CASES AND THE FEDERAL COURTS: INSIGHTS DERIVED FROM A FIELD RESEARCH PROJECT IN THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, Kim Mueller, 28 Creighton L. Rev. 1255.

June, 1995 Religious Rights in Prison: Two Perspectives THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT: WHY RFRA IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, Thomas D. Farrell, 1995-JUN Haw. B.J. 6

June, 1995 Religious Rights in Prison: Two Perspectives RETURNING TO PRINCIPLE: THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RESTORATION ACT, Carl M. Varady, 1995-JUN Haw. B.J. 6

May 1995 IDENTITY AND CULTURAL PROPERTY: THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE UNITED STATES, Patty Gerstenblith, 75 B.U. L. Rev. 559.

May 1995 IDENTITY AND CULTURAL PROPERTY: THE PROTECTION OF CULTURAL PROPERTY IN THE UNITED STATES, Patty Gerstenblith, 73 B.U. L. Rev. 559.

May 1995 Note, CONSTITUTIONAL SURVIVAL CAMP: WHAT ARE THE CHANCES THAT THE GENERAL APPLICABILITY TEST WILL MAKE IT_ Wendy K. Olin, 68 S. Cal. L. Rev. 1029.

April 1995 Notes & Comments, WASHINGTON COURTS GET STINGY: IMPROPER DENIAL OF ATTORNEY'S FEES UNDER 42 U.S.C. ss 1983 AND 1988, Brian Buckley, 70 Wash. L. Rev. 491.

April 1995 73 N.C. L. Rev. 1567, CHURCH-STATE RELATIONS AND THE SOCIAL ETHICS OF REINHOLD NIEBUHR, Thomas C. Berg, 73 NCLR 1567.

March 1995 95 Colum. L. Rev. 473,Book Review, CAN THIS CULTURE BE SAVED_ ANOTHER AFFIRMATIVE ACTION BABY REFLECTS ON RELIGIOUS FREEDOM, The Culture of Disbelief: How American Law and Politics Trivialize Religious Devotion. By Stephen L. Carter, New York: Basic . . ., W. Burlette Carter, 95 CLMLR 473.

March 1995 REJECTING THE CASE AGAINST THE FREE EXERCISE EXEMPTION: A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT, David E. Steinberg, 75 B.U. L. Rev. 241.

January 1995, 24 Colo. Law. 221, From the Courts, U.S. DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO, 24 COLAW 221.

January 1995,108 Harv. L. Rev. 763, Recent Cases, CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -- FREE EXERCISE OF RELIGION -- ALASKA SUPREME COURT HOLDS THAT HOUSING ANTI-DISCRIMINATION LAWS PROTECTING UNMARRIED COUPLES WITHSTAND A FREE EXERCISE CHALLENGE BY A RELIGIOUS LANDLORD. -- SWANNER v. . . ., 108 HVLR 763.

January 1995, 24 Colo. Law. 79, , From the Courts, OPINIONS, 24

January 1995 From the Courts OPINIONS 24 Colo. Law. 79 Colorado Lawyer

January 1995 From the Courts U.S. DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF COLORADO 24 Colo. Law. 221 Colorado Lawyer