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VOLUME 3

ISSUE 1

Masthead

SPECIAL ISSUE

MANDATORY HIV TESTING OF NEWBORNS AND THEIR MOTHERS

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Introduction

Paris R Baldacci

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Why Mandatory HIV Testing of Pregnant Women and Newborns Must Fail: A Legal, Historical, and Public Policy Analysis

Elizabeth B. Cooper

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An Argument for Universal Pediatric HIV Testing, Counseling and Treatment

Colin Crawford

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Mandatory Screening of Newborns for HIV: An Idea Whose Time Has Not Yet Come

Nina Loewenstein

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The Politics of Pediatric AIDS

Jennifer Cooper

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While Ignorance May Not Be Bliss, It Is a Mother's Right: Constitutional Implications of Testing Newborn Babies for HIV

Julie D. Levinson

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Jiggetts v. Grinker: Does It Establish a Right to "Adequate Shelter Allowance" in New York State?

Kurt Emhoff

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Child Care: The Forgotten Tax Deduction

Efrem Z. Fischer

Annotated Legal Bibliography

VOLUME 3

ISSUE 2

SPECIAL ISSUE

WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN GERMANY SINCE UNIFICATION

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Introduction

Belinda Cooper

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Making Equality Law More Effective: Lessons from the German Experience

Dr. Ninon Colneric

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A Different Approach to Jurisprudence? Feminisms in German Legal Science, Legal Cultures, and the Ambivalence of Law

Susanne Baer

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Equal Rights-Compatibility of Family and Career-Legal Comparison: East Germany (GDR) and Federal Republic of Germany Today

Anita Grandke

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Lifting the Ban on Women's Night Work in Europe-A Straight Road to Equality in Employment?

Dagmar Schiek

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The Victim-Plaintiff in Criminal Trials and Civil Law Responses to Sexual Violence

Alexandra Gay

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Prostitution and the Law in Germany

Margarete von Galen

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On the History of Fathers' Rights and Mothers' Duty of Care

Sibylla Flügge

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German Unification and the Reform of Abortion Law

Rosemarie Will

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Reach and Substance of the Principle of Equal Treatment in Social Security Law under European Community and German Constitutional Law

Ursula Rust

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Between Legal Studies and Feminism

Mareike Coppi & Bettina Joos & Ina Steidl

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Using the American Courts to Prosecute International Crimes against Women: Jane Doe v. Radovan Karadzic and S. Kadic v. Radovan Karadzic

Rachel Bart

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The Mark of Cain: No Second Chance for Teachers Convicted of Sex Offenses against Students

Eric J. Kuperman

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Susan Smith and Other Homicidal Mothers-In Search of the Punishment that Fits the Crime

Janet Ford

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