VOL. 23. NO. 1

 

ARTICLES

A NEED FOR IMPROVED MEDICAL TREATMENT: WHY BORROWED EIGHTH AMENDMENT STANDARDS ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO PROTECT PRETRIAL DETAINEES IN SUBSTANTIVE DUE PROCESS CASES

BY SCOTT CHEADLE

BANNED IN THE U.S.A.: TEACHERS’ FREE SPEECH IN THE CLASSROOM

BY RACHEL EHRLICH

DRAG: ART. OBSCENITY. CRIME

BY ELIOT T. TRACZ

REMINISCENT OF THE LITTLE ROCK NINE AND RUBY BRIDGES: PRESENT DAY RACIALLY OFFENSIVE COMMENTS THAT CREATE A HOSTILE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

BY DAVID A. GREEN

 

NOTES & COMMENTS

BIPOLAR DISORDER AND NURSING HOMES: AMENDING TRAINING REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN § 19A-562A OF THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL STATUTES TO ENCOMPASS GERIATRIC MENTAL ILLNESS

BY STEPHANIE C. GREER

NCAA 2K25: FEDERAL OVERSIGHT EDITION

BY OLALEYE ONIKUYIDE

 

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VOL. 23. NO. 2

 

ARTICLES

THE SOVEREIGN SCHOOL DISTRICT: WHAT THE STRUCTURE OF OUR PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM TEACHES CHILDREN ABOUT CITIZENSHIP

BY SAMUEL DAVIS

CHILD LABOR TRAFFICKING: THE OVERLOOKED CHILD WELFARE ISSUE

BY STEPHANIE K. RICHARD, DANIEL J. STEPHENSON, & MARK R. CHERNAUSEK

 

NOTES & COMMENTS

TRANSGENDER PANIC IN HIGHER EDUCATION: AN ARGUMENT FOR THE EXPANSION OF TITLE IX

BY EMMA N. DIAMANTI

PUBLIC HEALTH LAW RESPONSE TO GENDER-AFFIRMING CARE BANS

BY JENNIFER LOGAN

THEY’RE NOT TALKING YOUR LANGUAGE: THE NEED FOR LEGISLATION GUARANTEEING THE RIGHT TO A FOREIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER IN CONNECTICUT CIVIL COURT

BY SOPHIA R. NELSON

 

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