| 29th Annual Section 1983 Civil Rights Litigation TOC, Vols. I & II |
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| Chapter 1: Fundamentals of Section 1983 Litigation |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 2: Section 1983, Bivens, and Employment Discrimination |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 3: Selected Criminal Procedure Decisions |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 4: Supreme Court Qualified Immunity Decisions Break New Ground |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 5: Leading Cases from October Term 2011 |
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky ~ Dean and Distinguished Professor of Law, University of California, Irvine School of Law
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| Chapter 6: It's Now the John Roberts Court |
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky ~ Dean and Distinguished Professor of Law, University of California, Irvine School of Law
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| Chapter 7: Local Government Liability Under Section 1983 |
Karen M. Blum ~ Associate Dean and Professor of Law, Suffolk University Law School
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| Chapter 8: Fundamentals of Section 1983 Litigation, Chapter 21, Attorney's Fees (Please See Chapter 1, Section XXI for Contents of This Chapter) |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 9: Second Circuit Civil Rights Fee Developments |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 10: Fee Awards to Prevailing Defendants |
Martin Schwartz ~ Touro Law School Library
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| Chapter 11: Memorandum of Law in Support of Plaintiff's--Intervenors' Motion for Interim Attorneys' Fees |
Professor Leon Friedman ~ Joseph Kushner Distinguished Professor of Civil Liberties Law, Hofstra University School of Law, Law Office of Leon Friedman
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| Chapter 12: Probable Cause in the Mass Arrest Context |
Peter Farrell ~ Senior Counsel, Special Federal Litigation Division, New York City Law Department
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| Chapter 13: Law Enforcement Operations: Crowd Control During Assemblies |
Jack Ryan ~ Legal & Liability Risk Management Institute
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| Chapter 14: Use of Taser in Drive-Stun Mode on Protestors May Be Objectively Reasonable in Second Circuit |
Jack Ryan ~ Legal & Liability Risk Management Institute
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| Chapter 15: Occupy: A Teachable Moment |
Timothy J. Longo, Sr. ~ Chief of Police, Charlottesville Police Department
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| Chapter 16: Protests and the First Amendment: Speech Issues Concerning the Occupy Movements |
Dean Erwin Chemerinsky ~ Dean and Distinguished Professor of Law, University of California, Irvine School of Law
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| Chapter 17: Occupy Movement Protests: The Interplay of First Amendment Rights with Fourth Amendment Protections (PowerPoint Slides) |
Jack Ryan ~ Legal & Liability Risk Management Institute
Timothy J. Longo, Sr. ~ Chief of Police, Charlottesville Police Department
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| Chapter 18: Section 1983: Qualified Immunity |
Karen M. Blum ~ Associate Dean and Professor of Law, Suffolk University Law School
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| Chapter 19: Indices to 29th Annual Section 1983 Civil Rights Litigation, Vols. I & II |
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