Can True Parity Really Be Achieved? A Proposal for Behavioral Health Advance Directive Statutes with Bite
By David C. Jung I. Introduction Consider the following scenarios: You are thirty-six years old and frightened. You were diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder five years ago and have been … Can True Parity Really Be Achieved? A Proposal for Behavioral Health Advance Directive Statutes with Bite
How the 2012 Presidency was Determined a Decade Ago
By Robert Steinbuch[1] Republicans historically have had two powerful tools in presidential elections: opposition to taxes and increasing budget deficits. Reagan assailed Carter as a big spender and promised to … How the 2012 Presidency was Determined a Decade Ago
Impact of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi: An Empirical Study
Impact of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi: An Empirical Study[1] Dipika Jain[2] Abstract: On July 2, 2009, the Delhi High Court read down Chapter XVI, Section 377 of the … Impact of the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in Delhi: An Empirical Study
Food v. Fuel: A Growing Conflict
In mid-August of this year, Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe and North Carolina Governor Beverly Eaves Purdue requested that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) waive a portion of the Renewable Fuel … Food v. Fuel: A Growing Conflict
“Ag Gag” Laws: Industry Trumps the First Amendment
“Ag Gag” Laws: Industry Trumps the First Amendment By David Slade As I wrote in a much longer article earlier this year, numerous 2012 legislative sessions across the country saw … “Ag Gag” Laws: Industry Trumps the First Amendment
Low Hanging Fruit-The Food Hub Foundation
Low Hanging Fruit-The Food Hub Foundation by Jody Hardin [email protected] The lowest hanging fruit seems the most likely to be harvested, right? Many new opportunities are awaiting harvest as … Low Hanging Fruit-The Food Hub Foundation
Catalysts for Change
The Arkansas Journal for Social Change ‘s Second Annual Symposium Co-hosted by HLSA Nov 8, 2013 Room 323 From 9AM-4PM Cause Lawyering and Use of Courtroom Interpreters Panel will count … Catalysts for Change
A View from the Third Tier: One Professor’s Preliminary Thoughts about Teaching Law Students
By Theresa M. Beiner I am in my eighteenth year [1] of teaching at a law school that currently sits in the third tier of the U.S. News and World … A View from the Third Tier: One Professor’s Preliminary Thoughts about Teaching Law Students
Logic as the Lens of Faith: An Abductive Approach to Religious Conflict
By Gary Slater [1] The logical method of abduction provides a constructive means of addressing religious disputes in public settings. By allowing one to distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate … Logic as the Lens of Faith: An Abductive Approach to Religious Conflict
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens’s Commentary on Citizens United from the Arkansas Access to Justice Commission Conference
As part of its continuing coverage of Representing Hope: New Paradigms for Access to Justice, the Journal is pleased to present Justice Stevens’ capstone speech from the event. Appointed to … Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens’s Commentary on Citizens United from the Arkansas Access to Justice Commission Conference