Albany Law Review

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Articles in December 1997 issue of Albany Law Review

• The power to award sanctions: does it belong in the hands of magistrate judges?
  by Bell, David A.
• The fate of childhood: legal models of children and the parent-child relationship.
  by Dolgin, Janet L.
• A call for Price Waterhouse II: the legacy of Justice O'Connor's direct evidence requirement for mixed-motive employment discrimination claims.
  by Ward, Joseph J.
• Does the SEQRA authorize mitigation fees? (New York State Environmental Quality Review Act)
  by Munkwitz, Kelly L.
• Habeas leaps from the pan and into the fire: Jacobs v. Scott and the Antiterrorism and Effective Penalty Act of 1996.-
  by Blumberg, David
• The myth of misogyny: a reanalysis of women's inheritance in Islamic law.
  by Chaudhry, Zainab
• The Strange Career of Legal Liberalism. (book reviews)
  by Horwitz, Paul