Subject: First Annual Review of Gender and Sexuality Law
From: "georgetown_journal_of gender_and_the_law" <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 2000 03:01:19 -0400

The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law is proud to announce the
forthcoming release of the First Annual Review of Gender and Sexuality
Law.

To be released in late July, the Annual Review is the nation's first
and only annual survey of gender and sexuality law. This 500+ page
issue is available for only $15. Reserve your copy today.

This landmark project, developed and produced completely by law
students, traces the history, current status, and emerging
developments in both federal and state law. The Annual Review covers
an array of topics in constitutional, employment discrimination,
education, family, and violence law. This one single issue includes
up-to-date analysis of groundbreaking cases and legislation, including
the VAWA, nude dancing, child visitation, late-term abortion ban, and
student fees cases argued before the Supreme Court this term, as well
as an in-depth analysis of Vermont's civil union law and the 9th
Circuit's recent transgender opinion. A detailed outline of topics
included in the Annual Review is listed below.

This 500+ page issue, available for only $15, encapsulates all of the
latest developments in gender and sexuality law. More up to date than
a hornbook or treatise and at a fraction of the cost, this issue will
be indispensable for practitioners, policymakers, scholars, judges,
students, and lay people alike.

The Annual Review also features a foreword by Professor Suzanne 
Goldberg, formerly of Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund and
Co-Counsel in Romer v. Evans, the 1996 groundbreaking Supreme Court
decision.

To obtain your copy of the First Annual Review of Gender and Sexuality
Law, send $15 (checks payable to the Georgetown University Law Center)
to
      The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law
      600 New Jersey Avenue, NW
      Washington, DC 20001

$50 entitles you to the First Annual Review of Gender and Sexuality
Law PLUS a volume 2 Journal subscription which includes: 1. Third
Annual Gender, Sexuality, and Law Symposium: Beyond Biology:
   Adoption, Reproductive Technology, and Intentional Families.
   (Fall 2000)
2. The Second Annual Review of Gender and Sexuality Law (Spring 2001)
3. The Journal's General Issue (Summer 2001).

Topics in the Annual Review include:
    Constitutional Law
        Equal Protection Doctrine
        Abortion, including an analysis of late-term abortion bans
        Expressive Conduct

    Family Law
       Marriage, Same-Sex Unions, and Domestic Partnerships,
             including Vermont civil unions
       Divorce and Dissolution
       Child Custody and Visitation
       Adoption and Foster Parenting

    Education Law
       Introduction to Title IX
       Sexual Harassment in Education
       Standardized Testing
       Athletics
       Prisons
       Discussion and Expression of Sexuality

    Employment Discrimination Law
       Gender-Based Employment Discrimination
       Sexual Harassment, including a groundbreaking
             analysis of racial-sexual harassment
       Pregnancy Discrimination
       Family and Medical Leave
       Employer-Sponsored Domestic Partner Benefits

    Violence Law
       Domestic Violence
       Violence Against Women Act
       Megan's Laws: Sex Offender Registration and
            Community Notification

For more information about the Journal, its symposia, the Annual
Review, subscriptions, submissions, or upcoming issues, contact us at
the address below.
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The Georgetown Journal of Gender and the Law
Georgetown University Law Center
600 New Jersey Avenue, NW
Washington, DC  20001
202.662.9460 (voice)
202.662.9491 (fax)
[email-masked]
http://www.law.georgetown.edu/journals/gender