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1. lack of latin lawyers
   ... In the near future we will see a difference. In the chart annexed you will see the Hispanic first year students at New York Law Schools for the class of 2003. ...
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2. lack of latin lawyers
   ... In the near future we will see a difference. In the chart annexed you will see the Hispanic first year students at New York Law Schools for the class of 2003. ...
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3. Franklin D Roosevelt
   ... He dropped out in his third year after passing the New York bar examinationHacker 24. Soon after, Roosevelt started practicing law with a New York law firm. ...
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4. Environmental Law
   ... Many companies, including Hooker, adhered to the law during the time. ... Although Hooker gained permission by the state of New York to dump chemicals in the area ...
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5. Abortion since Row v. Wade
   ... In this case, Schenck challenged three major elements of the New York law that set restrictions on abortion clinic protests. The ...
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6. Police Brutality in New York City misc
   ... According to the New York City Law Department, ampquot...Concerning notification procedures where a lawsuit alleges police misconduct, the Law Department does not ...
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7. Mental Illness and Continuum of Care in the Health Sector of New ...
   ... NY Law and Mental Health Article 9 of the Mental Hygiene Laws in New York governs most of the policies, rules and regulations related to hospitalization and ...
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8. Common Law
   ... The New York Times and the New York Daily News objected. ... to safeguard an ongoing investigation, or to facilitate settlement of a troublesome law suit.ampquot However ...
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9. Government Intervention and Antitrust Law
   ... Antitrust law protects the public from companies that attain an undue domination ... to preserve competition in the software industry.ampquot New York Attorney General ...
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10. Megans Law
    ... 1996. 8. Decter, Midge. ampquotMeganamp39s Law ampamp The New York Timesamp39.ampquot The New York Times, Commentary, October 1994, Vol.98, Issue 4, p61.2p
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11. International Law and morality
    ... New York: Press of America. 1985. 711. Tunkin, Grigoril. Theory of International Law. Cambridge: Harvard Press. 1974. 279282. Walden, George. ...
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12. Business Law
    ... In 1920, New York enacted an arbitration statute designed to reverse common law hostility to arbitration and to render arbitration agreements enforceable in ...
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13. Title IX
    ... According to an article in the New York Law School Journal of Human Rights, student author Joseph Filippone found that in 1994, 38 of medical degrees were ...
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14. PostCivil War Law
    ... of several socialist and communist groups was censored because it violated the Espionage Act, a law passed to ... Cases such as Ryan v. New York Central Railroad Co ...
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15. ampquotProtectingampquot Children: A Pretext for Government Censorship
    ... Therefore, in Ginsberg, the New York law was upheld, because New York only had to show that their law served a legitimate state interest, and was rationally ...
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16. Police Brutality misc3
    ... Police Brutality and Excessive Force in the New York City Police Department 7. Law enforcement officials who are accused of police brutality are required to ...
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17. police brutality
    ... The New York City Law Department reports that police misconduct, described as assault/excessive force, assault and false arrest, shootings by police, and false ...
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18. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
    ... But, he dropped out of law school when he was admitted to the New York bar and worked from 19071910 for a Wall Street law firm. ...
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19. ACLU v Reno: A Definitive Victory for Free Speech
    ... Judge Loretta A. Preska in the New York court opined that the law violated the Commerce Clause of the US Constitution because it attempted to regulate activity ...
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20. Sojourner Truth
    ... New York State passed a law to free some slaves in 1817, but her master would not free her because he said that if she worked hard enough he would set ...
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21. Robert Lansing
    ... After studying law in his fatheramp39s law office, he was admitted to the New York State bar in 1889 and became a junior partner in his fatheramp39s firm in Watertown. ...
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22. Crime
    ... from shoplifting to grandtheft was to be punished to the fullest extent of the law. Eventually, crime was decreasing among New Yorkamp39s troublesome neighborhoods ...
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23. SI Mulls New Precinct
    ... Additionally, since New York gangs tend to display violence towards other ... Still further, law enforcement agencies routinely offer various workshops for parents ...
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24. CHILD ABUSE AND THE LAWS THAT PROTECT IT
    ... ampquotA confidentiality law in New York City has helped protect workers of the city\amp39s Child Welfare Administration from investigation. ...
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25. summary of law
    ... typical route 1828 harvard law had 128 and 1840 only 9 universities affliated with law school 18701945 Early professionalization 1870 new york bar association ...
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26. Montesquieu Definition of Law
    ... By understanding first what law is, we may better strive towards improved legal systems ... New York: Twayne Publishers, 1968 Montesquieu, CharlesLouis de Secondat ...
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27. The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire: Considered to be One Of The ...
    ... Isaac Harristhe owners of Triangle. Next to the Asch building was the New York University Law School. Some of the students saw the ...
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28. William Bryant
    ... After some private study, he practiced law in Barrington, Massachusetts ... a lawyer and a justice of the peace in Massachusetts until he moved to New York City in ...
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29. The Juvenile Justice System Is it Working
    ... 1 10, 56. Dershowitz, Alan. The Abuse Excuse. New York:Time Warner Electronic Publishing, 1995. 1 2 Eldefonso, Edward. Youth Problems and Law Enforcement. ...
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30. The strikes law
    ... nation wide. New York City murder rates decreased by 25 percent and it is in state that has no three strikes law. While, the state ...
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