Albany Law Review

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Articles in September 2000 issue of Albany Law Review

• Religious clubs in the public schools: what happened after Mergens?
  by Davis, Dena S.
• Navigating expert reliability: are criminal standards of certainty being left on the dock?
  by Risinger, D. Michael
• The lawyer's license to discriminate revoked: how a dentist put teeth in New York's anti-discrimination disciplinary rule.
  by Begg, Robert T.
• Coming to terms with strict and liberal construction.
  by Mullins, Morell E.
• Tribute to Chief Judge Lawrence H. Cooke 1914-2000.
• Reining in interim relief's cottage industry: a call to resolve Jiggetts.
  by Mozian, Matthew
• Promises and pitfalls: an analysis of the shifting constitutional interests involved in the context of demanding a right to treatment in health care.
  by Gomez, Paul A.
• Retroactive legislative history: scienter under the Uniform Security Litigation Standards Act of 1998.
  by Caiola, Eugene P.
• Unamerican tail: of segregation and multicultural education.
  by Munroe, Maurice E.R.