To Secure These Rights: The Supreme Court and Snyder v. Phelps
By Ethan Fishman -24 St. Thomas L. Rev. 101 (Fall 2011).
read more »The DREAM Act and the Right to Equal Educational Opportunity: An Analysis of U.S. and International Human Rights Frameworks as they Relate to Education Rights
By Ashley Feasley -24 St. Thomas L. Rev. 68 (Fall 2011).
read more »Florida’s Adoption of the Uniform Power of Attorney Act: Is it Sufficient to Protect Florida’s Vulnerable Adults?
By Rebecca C. Bell -24 St. Thomas L. Rev. 32 (Fall 2011).
read more »Florida’s Blaine Amendment: Goldilocks and the Separate but Equal Doctrine
By Nathan A. Adams IV -24 St. Thomas L. Rev. 1 (Fall 2011).
read more »What are the Policy Implications of Use of Epidemiological Evidence in Mass Torts and Public Health Litigation?
By Christopher Ogolla -Courts sometimes deal with public health problems where the cause of harm to one individual or a group of individuals cannot be established. In such cases, epidemiology is used to help define a relationship which links the harm and the cause. In mass tort cases, epidemiologic studies are used either to refute or to support
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