Spring 2002
Election Law Symposium:
Looking Ahead at Campaign Finance Reform: What’s Next for the McCain-Feingold Bill? What’s Next for the Future of Politics in America? |
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| Sponsored by the Catholic University Law Review and The Hudson Institute |
| November 1, 2001 |
Front Matter
Table of Contents (v.51 no.2)
Catholic University Law Review
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Going Nowhere, Slowly: The Long Struggle over Campaign Finance Reform and Some Attempts at Explanation and Alternatives
Robert F. Bauer
The First Amendment Needs No Reform: Protecting Liberty from Campaign Finance "Reformers"
James Bopp Jr. and Richard E. Coleson
Article
Human Dignity Denied: Slavery, Genocide, and Crimes against Humanity in Sudan
William L. Saunders Jr. and Yuri G. Mantilla
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The Frequently Mischarachterized Impact of the Courts on the FEC and Campaign Finance Law
Trevor Potter and Kirk L. Jowers
A Dose of Their Own Medicine: Why the Federal Government Must Ensure Healthy Working Conditions for Medical Residents and How Reform Should Be Accomplished
Dori Page Antonetti
Joint Regulation of Single Stock Futures: Cause or Result of Regulatory Arbitrage and Interagency Turf Wars?
David B. Esau
Shedding Their Rights: The Fourth Amendment and Suspicionless Drug Testing of Public School Students Participating in Extracurricular Activities
Kimberly Menashe Glassman
