Browsing The Northern Illinois University Law Review (print version) by Title
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Pa-‘trolling’ the False Marking Frontier: Giving Section 292 the Proper Makeover in Wake of the America Invents Act
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2012-09)Prohibiting false patent marking on various products and goods is not a new concept in intellectual property law. For the last 170 years, laws have been on the books to prevent individuals and manufacturers from deceiving ... -
Panel Discussion
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(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1992-07)The final session of the symposium produced lively discussion among panel participants and the audience. The panel members addressed the practical implications of land use law from the view of developers, academicians, ... -
Panel Discussion, Afternoon Session: Northern Illinois University College of Law Twelfth Annual Symposium on Domestic Violence and Victimizing the Victim: Relief, Results, Reform
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Panel Discussion, International Trade Organization: Economic Trends of an International Court of Justice Contrasting the Proposed ITO Arbitration Mechanisms With the Bilateral GATT Negotiations and Related Issues
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Panel Discussion, Morning Session: Northern Illinois University College of Law Twelfth Annual Symposium on Domestic Violence and Victimizing the Victim: Relief, Results, Reform
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Panel Discussion, NAFTA-EFTA: Any Role for NATO?
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Panel Discussion: The First Amendment in Cyberspace: Use of the Internet in the College Community
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1997-05)Mr. Robert M. O'Neil, Moderator. Participants: Mr. George Shur, Rep. David Wirsing, Prof. Thomas Peters, Prof. Lois Self, Ms. Jaime Jordan, Prof. A. Samuel Oddi, Prof. James Thomas -
Parity and the Litigation of Private Property Rights in the United States and Germany: Evidence in Support of Chemerinsky's Litigant Rights Principle
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1995-07)This article reviews the stalemate in the parity debate as to whether state courts are functionally interchangeable in their likelihood to protect federal constitutional rights in general and private property rights in ... -
Park Districts Coping with Environmental Liability and Environmental Responsibility in the Nineties
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1993-07)This article examines the special concerns that park districts must cope with as environmental enforcement efforts have been broadened to include local governmental bodies. The author analyzes the impact of environmental ... -
“Passing the Trash” in Illinois After Doe-3 v. McLean County Unit District No. 5: A Proposal for Legislation to Prevent School Districts From Handing Off Sexually Abusive Employees to Other School Districts
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2014-02)In school districts throughout the United States, school administrations often conceal employee-on-student sexual misconduct and allow the perpetrators to resign and continue their abuse of students at other school districts. ... -
Patentability of Software Technology
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1982-05)The purpose of this paper is to review the Supreme Court's holding in Diamond v. Diehr and analyze it in view of the Court's two earlier decisions. The holding in Diehr will then be contrasted with the CCPA's analysis of ... -
Patterson v. McLean Credit Union: Preventing Backdoor Discrimination Actions or Closing the Door?
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1990-05)This recent United States Supreme Court decision interprets 42 U.S.C. § 1981 as not allowing an action for racial harassment during employment. This note examines the antecedent cases to Patterson along with Congressional ... -
Pawing Their Way to the Supreme Court: The Evidence Required to Prove a Narcotic Detection Dog’s Reliability
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2012-06)Historically, courts have given great deference to the anatomical scent detectors from which the canine’s heightened sense of smell derives. In 2005, the Supreme Court supported this position and held that a drug detection ... -
Peace Is Not the Absence of Conflict, but the Presence of Justice
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2009-05)An issue seldom, if ever, addressed regarding the conflict in Iraq is the role of the Iraqi criminal justice system in addressing acts of terrorism. The figures of "detainees" or "enemy combatants" held by the United States ... -
The Pelham Decision, Attorney Malpractice and Third-Party Nonclient Recovery: The Rise and Fall of Privity
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 1983-05)Theories extending recovery to third-party nonclients for attorney negligence are analyzed with a particular emphasis on the impact of Pelham v. Griesheimer on Illinois law. -
The Pending Reinvigoration of Boyd: Personal Papers are Protected by the Privilege Against Self-Incrimination
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2004-11)This article delineates the extent that personal papers and diaries are protected against being used to incriminate a person who had been compelled to produce them. It examines the way the Fifth Amendment privilege has ... -
People v. Caballes: An Analysis of Caballes, the History of Sniff Search Jurisprudence, and its Future Impact
(Northern Illinois University Law Review, 2006-07)This article begins by attempting to understand sniff search jurisprudence through the earliest Supreme Court precedent and the application of those cases by the various circuits. Then after a brief discussion of the ...
