All Articles tagged sullivan lecture

• Labor & Employment
  March 04, 2021 EDT
  Labour Rights as Human Rights: The Derivation of Labour Rights from Civil and Political Rights under the European Convention on Human Rights
  Hugh Collins

  The apparent consequence of developments in European human rights law is that human rights law now provides the most powerful source of protection for labour rights in Europe.

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• Labor & Employment
  March 04, 2021 EDT
  Labor and Employment Rights in the United States: Down a Different Rabbit Hole
  L. Camille Hébert

  This essay raises the fundamental question of whether the United States Supreme Court is willing to recognize the human rights of workers to be treated with dignity, respect, and equality.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  August 24, 2018 EDT
  Foreword to the Sullivan Lecture Essay: Is Privacy on Life Support?
  Mark R. Brown

  A comment on Professor Cole's lecture about modern manifestation with one's right to privacy.

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• Constitutional Law & Criminal Procedure
  August 02, 2018 EDT
  Sullivan Lecture 2016 Engel: Divisiveness or Coercion–A response to Professor Marshall
  Joanne C. Brant

  A look at the tests used by the Supreme Court of the United States for school-prayer cases challenged under the Establishment Clause.

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