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SCU Media Relations Deborah Lohse, 408-554-5121
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§ 32.1 The Establishment Clause. § 32.1.1 Introduction. § 32.1.2 The Development of Establishment Clause Doctrine. § 32.1.2.1 The Natural Law Approach. § 32.1.2.2 The Formalist Approach. § 32.1.2.3 The Holmesian Approach. § 32.1.2.4 The Instrumentalist Approach. § 32.1.3 Specific Examples of Establishment Clause Analysis. § 32.1.3.1 The School Cases. A. The Instrumentalist Era. B. The Modern Natural Law Era. (1) School Aid Cases. (2) Religious Influences Within the Public Schools. § 32.1.3.2 The Display Cases. A. The Instrumentalist Era. B. The Modern Natural Law Era. § 32.1.4 Establishment Clause: General Thoughts For the Future. § 32.2 The Free Exercise Clause. § 32.2.1 Introduction. § 32.2.2 Historical Development ...
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Law school: Lewis & Clark Law School Career highlight: Christian has tried more than 70 complex commercial cases and intellectual property disputes in state and federal courts and before arbitrators.
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Rubenstein Associates Peter Pochna, 212-843-8007
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The recently ended U.S. Supreme Court term is probably its most significant in history according to a California law professor. Although the cases addressing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and the Arizona immigration law are among the most talked about, John C. Eastman, Henry Salvatori professor of law and community service and former dean (2007-10) at Chapman University School of Law, said there were a number of other cases "below the fold" of newspapers that will also have major significance.
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LEGAL: Program gives volunteers experience and helps maintain prosecution levels. Faced with drastic budget cuts that have forced the early retirement of dozens of prosecutors, the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office has turned to training law school graduates or entry-level attorneys who volunteer to try criminal cases for free.
