American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law | Vol 22 | Iss 4

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Volume 22, Issue 4 (2014)

Articles

Embyonic Personhood: Implications for Assisted Reproductive Technology in International Human Rights Law
Lauren B. Paulk

(In)Equitable Relief: How Judicial Misconceptions about Domestic Violence Prevent Victims from Attaining Innocent Spouse Relief under I. R. C. Sec. 6015(F)
Jacqueline Clarke

And the Oscar Goes to; Well, It Can't Be You, Can It: A Look at Race-Based Casting and How It Legalizes Racism, Despite Title VII Laws
Latonja Sinckler

Virgin Fathers: Paternity Law, Assisted Reproductive Technology, and the Legal Bias against Gay Dads
Elizabeth J. Levy

Comments

Between Firearm Regulation and Information Censorship: Analyzing First Amendment Concerns Facing the World's First 3-D Printed Plastic Gun
Julia Cosans

Critical Lessons of Al-Kidd: Respecting the Dignity of Material Witnesses through the Special Needs Doctrine
John Kowalko III

Red Touches Black: The First Application of Maker's Mark and Louboutin in the Context of Color Trademarks
Ashley E. Green