COMPUTER FRAUD AND ABUSE ACT: ABUSING FEDERAL JURISDICTION?

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

ENABLING THE PRIVATIZING OF TOLL ROADS: A PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP MODEL FOR NEW JERSEY

With the recent tragedy of the I-35W Mississippi River bridge collapse in Minnesota, the state of the nation’s transportation infrastructure was thrust into the national spotlight. Thirteen people were killed and over one hundred injured when a steel truss arch bridge collapsed into the Mississippi River outside of Minneapolis in August of 2007. News of… continue reading

RUTGERS JOURNAL OF LAW & PUBLIC POLICY: FINANCIAL CRISIS SYMPOSIUM

Good afternoon. My name is Donald Benedetto, chapter president of the Federalist Society at Rutgers University School of Law at Camden, and on behalf of the Society, let me welcome you to our symposium discussing the ongoing financial crisis in cooperation with the Rutgers Journal of Law and Public Policy. The Federalist Society for Law… continue reading

SPECIAL EDUCATION ASSESSMENT POLICY UNDER THE NO CHILD LEFT BEHIND ACT AND THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT

Health care reform, including the role of employers in providing health insurance, is one of this country‘s most controversial and critical issues. The cost, coverage, administration, and provision of care are at the core of the public and political debates. Since this country does not offer universal health care through a single-payer or a socialized-… continue reading

FINDING A REASONABLE WAY TO ENFORCE THE REASONABLE EFFORTS REQUIREMENT IN CHILD PROTECTION CASES

Health care reform, including the role of employers in providing health insurance, is one of this country‘s most controversial and critical issues. The cost, coverage, administration, and provision of care are at the core of the public and political debates. Since this country does not offer universal health care through a single-payer or a socialized-… continue reading

A NEW HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE ON NATIONAL SECURITY LAW POLICIES DURING THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE; CONSTITUTIONAL IN CONCEPTION, PROBLEMATIC IN IMPLEMENTATION

Health care reform, including the role of employers in providing health insurance, is one of this country‘s most controversial and critical issues. The cost, coverage, administration, and provision of care are at the core of the public and political debates. Since this country does not offer universal health care through a single-payer or a socialized-… continue reading

A FACTOR BY ANY OTHER NAME: THE RELIGIOUS EMPLOYER‘S DEFENSE TO CONTRACEPTIVE EQUITY CLAIMS UNDER THE EQUAL PAY ACT AND TITLE VII

Health care reform, including the role of employers in providing health insurance, is one of this country‘s most controversial and critical issues. The cost, coverage, administration, and provision of care are at the core of the public and political debates. Since this country does not offer universal health care through a single-payer or a socialized-… continue reading

FROM BRISTOL, TO HOLLYWOOD, TO A LAND FAR, FAR AWAY: CONSIDERING THE IMMIGRATION CONSEQUENCES OF STATUTORY RAPE

On November 5, 2009, America was shocked and disturbed to find that a mass shooting had occurred at one of the nation‘s largest military posts. A U.S. Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire inside Fort Hood in Texas. Thirteen people were killed and 30 people were injured, most of whom were U.S. military personnel. The ―U.S…. continue reading

THE WAR ON WHISKY IN THE WOMB: ASSESSING THE MERIT OF CHALLENGES TO STATUTES RESTRICTING THE ALCOHOL INTAKE OF PREGNANT WOMEN

On November 5, 2009, America was shocked and disturbed to find that a mass shooting had occurred at one of the nation‘s largest military posts. A U.S. Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire inside Fort Hood in Texas. Thirteen people were killed and 30 people were injured, most of whom were U.S. military personnel. The ―U.S…. continue reading

WE WON‘T VOTE FOR YOU IF YOU HAVEN‘T ALREADY WON: A LOSING CANDIDATE‘S PERSPECTIVE ON THE PROSPECTS FOR MEANINGFUL REFORM OF THE AMERICAN POLITICAL SYSTEM

On November 5, 2009, America was shocked and disturbed to find that a mass shooting had occurred at one of the nation‘s largest military posts. A U.S. Army psychiatrist allegedly opened fire inside Fort Hood in Texas. Thirteen people were killed and 30 people were injured, most of whom were U.S. military personnel. The ―U.S…. continue reading