Volumes

Volume 4, Issue 2 - May 2009

• Jeannine Farino, Foreword
• TOURO LAW CENTER SYMPOSIUM, Transgender Law: Challenging the Boundaries of the Law and Gender

Volume 4, Issue 1 - May 2009

• Jeannine Farino, Foreword

Articles

• Elizabeth Sheyn, The Shot Heard Around the LGBT World: Bowers v. Hardwick as a Mobilizing Force for the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
• William J. Rich, Charting the Course to Same Sex Marriage

Student Notes on Felon Disenfranchisement

• Timothy P. Gilligan, Felon Disenfranchisement: A Call for Legislative Reform
• Matthew D. Itkin, Felon Disenfranchisement and the Systemic Racism of the Criminal Justice System
• Boyoung Kang, Felon Disenfranchisement as a Legitimate State Regulation

Volume 3 - May 2008

• Stephanie Liantonio, Foreword
• TOURO LAW CENTER SYMPOSIUM, Women and the Law, Spring 2007

Volume 2 - March 2008

• Stephanie Liantonio, Foreword

Articles

• Whitney Rivera, Addressing the Real Problem of Racial Profiling in Seattle, Washington
• Kristina Cummings, The Trafficking in Victims Protection Act: A Feasibility Assessment

Student-Written Pieces

• Stephanie M. Adduci, Forgive me Father, for I have Sinned: The Victims, the Abusers, the Church, and the Law
• Luis Pomares, The Dominican Republic and the United Nations Human Rights Treaty System
• Andrea Callan, ESSAY: In Opposition to the Suffolk County Legislature’s Introductory Resolution 2025

Volume 1 - August 2006

• Lenka L. Richards, Foreword

Affirmative Action in Law Schools – Spring 2005 Symposium

• Richard H. Sander, A Summary of "Systemic Analysis"
• Douglas D. Scherer, Response to Professor Sander

Student-Written Piece From the Symposium

• Anupama Ramlackhan, Leveling The Paying Field In Law School: A Look At Academic Assistance Programs For Minority Law Students

Articles

• Lewis A. Silverman, Same-Sex Marriage in New York
• Joseph Prud'homme, Federal Employment Law: Current Problems and a Call for Reform

Student-Written Pieces

• Patrick A. McGlashan, School Finance Litigation: The History and its Current Status in New York
• Stephanie Adduci, Sexually Violent Predator Legislation and the Sexual Psychopath Act: Will New York “Police” it's Sexual Predators via Civil Commitment?