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› California Legal History | 2014: Vol. 9 [PDF]
- Title Pages
- Table of Contents
- Oral History of Donald R. Wright, Chief Justice of California (1970-1977)
- The Spoken Word
- Articles
- Legal History in the Making
- Student Symposium
› The Argument of an Appeal before the California Supreme Court
› Bernard E. Witkin on his 80th Birthday
› Justice Raymond Sullivan on his 80th Birthday
› Appointments to the California Supreme Court
› Chief Justice David S. Terry and the Language of Federalism
› Fifty Years of the Washington-Gilbert Provocative Act Doctrine: Time for an Early Retirement?
› The Judicial Give and Take: The Right to Equal Educational Opportunity in California
› The (F)law of Karma: In Light of Sedlock v. Baird, Would Meditation Classes in Public Schools Survive a First Amendment Establishment Clause Challenge?
› California’s Anti-Revenge Porn Legislation: Good Intentions, Unconstitutional Result
› Virtual Cloning: Transformation or Imitation? Reforming the Saderup Court’s Transformative Use Test for Rights of Publicity
› Introduction The California Supreme Court and Judicial Lawmaking – The Jurisprudence of The California Supreme Court
› Judicial Lawmaking, Public Policy, and the California Supreme Court
› Justice Traynor’s “Activist” Jurisprudence: Field and Posner Revisited
› The Influence of Justice Traynor’s Approach to Statutory Interpretation on Modern American Law
› California Legal History | 2013: Vol. 8 [PDF]
- Title Pages
- Table of Contents
- Oral History of Herma Hill Kay
- Special Section: Nine Speeches by Justice Roger J. Traynor
- Historical Documents
- Articles
- Book Reviews
› Buried Treasure: California Legal History Research at UC Hastings Law Library
› Personal Reminiscences of Three State Bar Leaders
› Building the New Supremacy: California’s “Chinese Question” and the Fate of Recontruction
› The Vine Vote: Why California Went Dry
› California’s Implausible Crime of Assault
› California Lawyer: Aaron Sapiro and the Progressive-Era Vision of Law as Public Service
› After the Grizzly: Endangered Species and the Politics of Place in California
› Freedom’s Frontier: California and the Struggle over Unfree Labor, Emancipation, and Reconstruction
› California Legal History | 2012: Vol. 7 [PDF]
- Title Pages
- Table of Contents
- Oral History
- Jefferson Memorial Lecture: Living With Direct Democracy: The California Supreme Court and the Initiative Power – 100 Years of Accommodation
- Special Book Section: Preview of Forthcoming Book Chapter: Liberty and Equality under the California Constitution
- Conference Panel
- Historical Documents: Preserving Legal History in State Trial Court Records: Institutional Opportunities and the Stanford Law School Library Collection
- Student Symposium: California Aspects of the Rise and Fall of Legal Liberalism
› Oral History of Justice Richard M. Mosk
› Protecting Constitutional Rights: Justice Stanley Mosk
› Editor’s Note
› From Integrating Students to Redistributing Dollars: The Eclipse of School Desegregation by School Finance Equalization in 1970s California
› Implementation: How the Borderlands Redefined Federal Immigration Law and Policy in California, Arizona, and Texas, 1917-1924
› Turning Back the Clock: California Constitutionalists, Heartstone Originalism, and Brown v. Board
› Introduction: Examining Legal Liberalism in California
› What’s Sunday All About? The Rise and Fall of California’s Sunday Closing Law
› All the Other Daisys: Roger Traynor, Recrimination, and the
Demise of At-Fault Divorce
› The Story of the California Agricultural Labor Relations Act: How Cesar Chavez Won the Best Labor Law in the Country and Lost the Union
› California v. California: Law, Landscape, & the Foundational Fantasies of the Golden State
› The Cal Fed Controversy: Distinguishing California’s Pregnancy Leave Law and the Family and Medical Leave Act
› California Legal History | 2011: Vol. 6 [PDF]
- Title Pages
- Table of Contents
- Oral Histories
- Special Book Section – Preview of forthcoming book chapter: Freedom of Expression Under the California Constitution
- Articles
› Judge Leon Thomas David (1901-1994)
› Ruth Church Gupta (1917-2009)
› Sharp Whitmore (1918-2001)
› Judge George Yonehiro (1922-2001)
› “Devilishly Uncomfortable”: In the Matter of Sic – The California Supreme Court Strikes a Balance Between Race, Drugs and Government in 1880s California
› Nine Treasures: California Legal History Research in the Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley
› The History of Los Angeles As Seen from the City Attorney’s Office
› Translating California: Official Spanish Usage in California’s Constitutional Conventions and State Legislature, 1848-1894
› The Lady in Purple: The Life and Legal Legacy of Gladys Towles Root
› Anti-Corruption Crusade or “Businessman’s Revolution”? – An Inquiry into the 1856 Vigilance Committee