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Volume 67, Summer 1993, Number 3

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This issue contains articles from The Judge Edward D. Re Distinguished Lecture Series Symposium on Human Rights Before Domestic Courts.

Editorial Board

Volume 67, Summer 1993, Number 3

Symposium

Introductory Remarks: Human Rights and Effective Legal Action
Edward D. Re

The United States Supreme Court and the Protection of Refugees
Lung-chu Chen

The Future of the Alien Tort Claims Act of 1789: Lessons from In re Marcos Human Rights Litigation
Joan Fitzpatrick

Recent Developments in the United States and Internationally Regarding Capital Punishment--An Appraisal
Ved P. Nanda

After Alvarez-Machain: Abduction, Standing, Denials of Justice, and Unaddressed Human Rights Claims
Jordan J. Paust

Concluding Remarks: Human Rights, Domestic Courts, and Effective Remedies
Edward D. Re

Notes

Fourth and Goal: Player Restraints in Professional Sports, a Look Back and a Look Ahead
Shant H. Chalian

Federal Sentencing Guidelines: Retaining the Preponderance Standard of Proof
Daniel J. Lyons

Comment

Adapting Due Process to Match Your Tort: In re DES: A Novel Approach to Jurisdiction
John Howard

Recent Developments in New York Law

The Survey of New York Practice Table of Contents
Editorial Board

New York Court of Appeals Creates an Exception to Employment At-Will Doctrine for Attorneys Who Blow the Whistle on Unethical Colleagues
Sharon Garb

CPLR 302(b): Appellate Division, Third Department Holds that It Is Inappropriate for the Judiciary to Provide a Time Limitation Beyond That Which the Legislature Has Included in the Statute
Elizabeth A. Cronin

Disciplinary Rule 2-110(A)(3): Appellate Division, Second Department, Bans Use of Nonrefundable Retainer Agreements
Christina M. Follini

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