RJOLPI Articles:

Rivera v. NIBCO: A Tentative Limitation of the Supreme Court’s Decision in Hoffman Plastic Compounds, Inc. v. NLRB
by Rebecca L. Ennis

Hiibel v. Sixth Judicial District Court: Can Police Arrest Suspects for Withholding Their Names?
by John Farnum

Raytheon v. Hernandez: The Americans with Disabilities Act and Its Effect on Neutral, Non-Discriminatory (NON) Hiring Policies of Employers
by Kendra Horger

Pennsylvania State Police v. Suders: The Constructive Discharge Doctrine’s Applicability to Title VII Sexual Harassment Cases and the Availability of the Ellerth/Faragher Affirmative Defense
by Laura Marston

Hardly a Clean Sweep: An Analysis of the Supreme Court of Virginia’s Treatment of Statutory Employee Litigation
by Scott Pasierb

Summer 2004 - (Volume VIII, number 1)

Standing in the Penumbras of Privacy: The Future of Privacy in the Wake of Lawrence v. Texas Symposium

Rebuilding the Closet: Bowers v. Hardwick, Lawrence v. Texas, and the Mismeasure of Homosexual Historiography
by Jody Madeira, M.S., J.D.

Natural Law and the Regulation of Sexuality: A Critique
by Dr. Brent L. Pickett

The Symposium Writing Competition and Debate

Competitors from the T.C. Williams School of Law drafted a brief in response to a moot court problem. The winners of the writing competition were then invited to present moot court arguments on the basis of Lawrence before a panel of judges who represented the fictional Court of Appeals for the 13th Circuit

Description of the Problem

Brief
by Brandon Bailey

Brief
by Josh Laws

Commentaries

A Question of (Anti)trust: Flood v. Kuhn and the Viability of Major League Baseball's Antitrust Exemption
by William Basil Tsimpris

Tip-Based Warrantless Searches and Seizures Under the Rubric of the Investigative Detention Exception to the Warrant Requirement: What Law Enforcement Personnel Must Understand About Exclusion and Training
by Brian Decker

Judicial Elections: Recent Developments, Historical Perspective and Continued Viability
by Laura Zaccari

America's War on Drugs and Guns: The Detriments of the Possession Standard in the Context of Mandatory Minimum Sentencing
by Christan C. Rhoton

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Winter 2003 - (Volume VII, number 1)

School Vouchers

School Vouchers: Will They Undermine American Public Schools? Establishing a Context for Debate (Part I)
by Michael F. DiPaola

Public Funding for Nonpublic Education: School Voucher Initiatives (Part II)
by Kathleen G. Harris, Senior Attorney

Moral Responsibility

Aristotle on Animals, Agency, and Voluntariness
by Nancy E. Schauber

Commentary

Successfully Training and Retaining New Teachers
by Jo Ann Daly, Ed.D. and Carolyn Kazemi, M.Ed

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Spring 2001 - (Volume VI, number 1)

Cathleen Burnett, Petitions for Life: Executive Clemency in Missouri Death Penalty Cases

Nicholas Compton, Public Executions in America: Should Death Row Inmates Be Able to Choose Between Private and Public Death

Tara Elgie, The Death Penalty in Virginia: Attempts at Legislative Reform

Adelaide H. Villmoare, Through the Looking Glass of Teaching: The Death Penalty and the Political Culture of Detached Passions

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Fall 2000 - (Volume V, number 1)

Leanord Page, NLRB Remedies: Where Are They Going?

Frederick M. Hess and Bradley C. Davis, Charter School Legislation in Virginia: How Race, Regional Tension,and the Absence of Crisis Produced a "Weak" Law

Paul J. Piccard, Ann M. Piccard and Mary M. Piccard, Tick, Tick, Tick...The Electoral College, A Ticking Time Bomb

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Spring 2000 - (Volume IV, number 2)

F. Emmit Fitzpatrick & NiaLena Caravasos, Ineffective Assistance Of Counsel

*First Name Unknown* Lee, The Extradition Proceedings Against General Pinochet: A Case Study in The Emerging International System of Criminal Justice

James M. McCauley, The Delivery of Legal Services Through Multidisciplinary Practices

Spahn, Virginia State Bar Special Committee To Study The Virginia Code of Professional Responsibility; Substantive Differences Between the Virginia Rules of Professional Conduct and Code of Professional Responsibility

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Fall 1999 - (Volume IV, number 1)

The Prosecution v. The Defense

Jane Amory Allen, The Execution of Angel Breard: The United States Federalist System as scapegoat for the violation of an ICJ order

Robert H. Burger, State Regulation of Federal Prosecutors: The impact on contact with represented persons in Virginia

Nina Marino and Richard Kaplan, The McDade Amendment: Moving Towards a Meaningful Limitation on Wrongful Prosecutorial Contact With Represented Parties

Brenda E. Mallinak, Dickerson and the Future of Miranda

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Spring 1999 - (Volume III, number 3)

Second Environmental Issue

Thomas L. Eggert, Thinking Ahead: Protecting the Environment in the 21st Century

Nicole A. Kleman, The North American Environment and its Linkages to Trade

James E. Plumhoff, Establishing an Environmental Audit Privilege to Promote Implementation of the ISO 14000 Standards

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Fall 1998 - (Volume III, number 2)

American Public Education: From One Room Schoolhouse to Global Classroom

Michael Farris and Bradley P. Jacob, Public Schools' Pyrrhic Victories Over Parental Rights

James V. Koch, The Revolution in Higher Education

Kevin Mattson, The Great Evasion: Why Technology Won't Save Education

Anita O. Poston, Thomas B. Lockamy, Jr. and Gary L. Ruegsegger, NQSI: Quality Schools Come From Quality People

Patricia Smith, RJOLPI Editor-in-Chief, 1997-1998, Editorial Notes

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Fall 1998 - (Volume III, number 1)

Biomedical Ethics: Keeping Pace with Science and Technology

Mary Ann Palese Chandler, When Species Collide: An Analysis of the Use of Anencephalic Infants and Non-Human Animals as Organ Donors

Melissa S. Iotti, Mandatory HIV Testing of Accused Rapists: Whose Rights Are We Protecting? An Ethical and Legal Analysis

Kay Ely-Pierce, Keeping Pace: A New Paradigm for the Ethical Use of Medical Technology

George P. Smith, II, Complexities in Biomedical Decision-making

Bernadette Spina, Ethical Justifications for Voluntary Active Euthanasia

Marcia Weiss, Medical Records On-Line: What Happened to Privacy? A Legal Analysis

Vanessa Williamson, Liver Transplant Dilemma: The Alcoholic, Medicaid Patient

Michelle Wong, The Gift of Life: Ethical and Social Consequences of Organ Donation

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Spring 1998 - (Volume II, number 1)

First Environmental Issue

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Executive Summary of Virginia's Waters: Still at Risk - A Critique of the Commonwealth's Water Quality Reports

The Chesapeake Bay Foundation, Virginia's Waters: Still at Risk - A Critique of the Commonwealth's Water Quality Assessment Reports

Debra Schneider, Taking Superfund Presumptive Remedies to the Brownfields Arena

John Paul Woodley, Jr., Remarks of the Secretary of Natural Resources, at Environmental Virginia '98, April 2, 1998

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Spring 1997 - (Volume I, number 2)

Welfare Reform: A New Deal for the 1990s

Meredith Barton and Deborah Chandler, The Impact of Social Reform on Legal Immigrants

Richard K. Caputo, Welfare Reform: An Historical Overview

Peter Edelman, Virginia Commonwealth University Keynote Address: Social Justice Week 1997

Katja Hamel, Corporate Welfare: If Business Location Incentives Do Not Work, Then Why Do Communities Continue to Use Them?

Mary L. Heen, Welfare Reform, Work-Related Child Care and Tax Policy: The 'Family Values' Double Standard

Larry Nackerud, Alicia Isaac, Nicole Deets and Curtis Kleem, Welfare Reform and Unintended Consequence: Its Impact on a Local Child Protection Program

Laura Piper, Virginia as a Model for Other State Welfare Plans

David Stoesz, Reinventing Human Rights in Virginia

David G. Tuerck and William F. O'Brien, Rethinking Welfare in the Age of Devolution

Joel Weaver, Charitable Choice: Will This Provision of Welfare Reform Survive Constitutional Scrutiny?

James Williams, The Earned Income Tax Credit and Welfare Reform

J.R. Smith, RJOLPI Editor-in-Chief 1996-1997, Editorial Notes

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Fall 1996 - (Volume I, number 1)

The American Presidency in the Twenty-First Century

David Gray Adler, The Judiciary and Presidential Power in Foreign Affairs: A Critique

Anthony Eksterowicz and Glenn Hastedt, Executive-Congressional Liaison in a Post Cold War Era

Dean C. Hammer, From the Covenant to the Contract: Rhetoric and Meaning in the American Presidency

Braxton Hill, Jones v. Clinton and Presidential Immunity

Dana Makielski, Foreign Policy: Can the President Act Alone? Gaps and Conflicts in the Constitutional Grants of Power

Amy L. Marshall, Jones v. Clinton: Reconsidering Presidential Immunity

J. R. Smith, The U.S. Presidency: Fostering Global Free Trade Through Multilateral Free Trade Agreements with Germany and Japan (abstract only)

Robert D. Gehringer, RJOLPI Editor-in-Chief 1995-1996, Editorial Notes

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