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2. Employment law - reverse discrimination - Title VII does not require a party alleging reverse discrimination to provide evidence of background circumstances to demonstrate that the employer unjustly discriminates against the majority to establish a prima facie case of employment discrimination.
3. Employment law - reverse discrimination - Title VII does not require a party alleging reverse discrimination to provide evidence of background circumstances to demonstrate that the employer unjustly discriminates against the majority to establish a prima facie case of employment discrimination.
4. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and Department of Defense educational programs: DDESS case no. 97-001 (March 24, 1998).
5. Finding that a child is at risk from sexual abuse: Re H. (Minors) (Sexual Abuse: Standard of Proof).
6. Instructing on reasonable doubt after Victor v. Nebraska: a trial judge's certain thoughts on certainty.
7. Admission possible: reconsidering the impact of EEOC reasonable cause determinations in the Ninth Circuit.
8. Taking sides: the burden of proof switch.
9. Florida's anti-suicide presumption: an evidentiary chameleon.
10. Judicial clouding of a once clear burden of proof in awards of attorney fees under 42 U.S.C. section 1988.
11. Protecting nonmedia defamation defendants from the 'chill' of self censorship.
12. Reasonable doubt jury instructions: the Supreme Court struggles to live by its principles.
13. The 'reasonable doubt' dilemma.
14. Resolving the doubt about the true doubt rule.
15. Criminal law; the term 'clear proof' in section 26 of the California Penal Code places the burden on the prosecution to prove by clear and convincing evidence, not beyond a reasonable doubt.
16. Jury instructions stating that mens rea for assault is established when the state proves that a defendant willfully committed an act that by its nature will probably and directly result in an injury to another does not create an unconstitutional burden-shifting presumption.
17. Burdening the plaintiff: proving employment discrimination.
18. Has the Supreme Court turned its back on TItle VII by rejecting 'pretext-only?' (Case Note)
19. Family law.
20. Employment discrimination law; the burden of proof in Title VII disparate treatment actions.
21. The dismantling of McDonnell Douglas v. Green: the high court muddies the evidentiary waters in circumstantial discrimination cases.
22. The Ninth Circuit requires that Title VII plaintiffs prove the adverse effect of a challenged English-only workplace rule.
23. The politics of presumption: St. Mary's Honor Center v. Hicks and the burdens of proof in employment discrimination cases.
24. New limits, new licenses? California punitive damages system.
25. Family law: burden of proof in child support modification.
26. Possession of knives and the burden of Hunt.
27. Criminal law - new standards under the sentencing guidelines.
28. Evidence.
29. Guilt: Henry Friendly meets the MaHaRaL of Prague.
30. The plaintiff's burden in sex-based wage discrimination claims.
31. Does liability under the Equal Pay Act lead to Title VII liability?
32. Rethinking the reasonable belief defense to rape.
33. Price Waterhouse, Wright Line, and proving a 'mixed motive' case under Title VII.
34. New York Court of Appeals holds that rape trauma syndrome is admissible to explain the victim's behavior, but not to prove rape.
35. At what expense should religious freedoms be preserved?
36. Attempting to resolve the mixed-motive dilemma.
37. Proving intentional discrimination: the reality of Supreme Court rhetoric
38. The reasonable accommodation difference: the effect of applying the burden shifting frameworks developed under Title VII in disparate treatment cases to claims brought under Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
39. In with the old: creeping developments in the law of unlawful command influence.
40. The reasons for and ramifications of eliminating 'true doubt.'(Case Note)
41. Do as she does, not as she says: the shortcomings of Justice O'Connor's direct evidence requirement.
42. A concept in search of a definition: the effects of reasonable doubt instructions of certainty of guilt standards and jury verdicts.
43. Vriend v. Alberta discrimination, burdens of proof, and judicial notice.
44. A decision with material impact.
45. The stumbling three-step, burden-shifting approach in employment discrimination cases.
46. The price of equal opportunity: the efficiency of title VII.
47. Unburdening the undue burden standard: orienting Casey in constitutional jurisprudence.
48. Unraveling the golden thread - Woolmington in the High Court of Australia.
49. Scrutiny for the serpent: the court refines entrapment law.
50. The standard of proof for crime in civil proceedings - a Ghanaian perspective.
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