This article represents an attempt to bridge the gap between gay and straight understanding of the Internal Revenue Code's impact on same-sex couples. Through a combination of personal narrative and legal analysis, I try to explain how, from a gay perspective, the Code can be viewed as just another manifestation of the fluid mixture of hostility, bewilderment, and discomfort that generally characterize society's reaction to homosexuality. By explaining the experiences behind my perceptions of the Code, I hope to help my heterosexual colleagues to understand just how demeaning and oppressive the Code can seem to gays and lesbians - regardless of any net financial benefit that same-sex couples may receive, or any net financial detriment that ...
An important goal of the modern American gay rights movement is the right to marriage. The most prom...
In this article I shall briefly review some of those struggles and the current state of the law. Thi...
In this article, I take a novel approach to the question of what constitutes a tax. I argue that t...
This essay attempts to bridge the gap between gay and straight understanding of the Internal Revenue...
This article represents an attempt to bridge the gap between gay and straight understanding of the I...
The Internal Revenue Code privileges married couples in several different ways. Not only do certain ...
The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) prohibits the recognition of same-sex marriages for any purpose u...
This Article is divided into four parts. In Part I, the nature of the levy that the DOMAs impose on ...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer's generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system shoul...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer's generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system shoul...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer\u27s generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system sh...
Inspired by Giorgio Agamben’s Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life, this essay raises the quest...
This article takes a critical, historical view of the LGBT rights movement in three related areas: m...
Identifies the various models for addressing the interplay between same sex relationship protections...
The 2013 Supreme Court decision in United States v. Windsor invalidated Section 3 of the Defense of ...
An important goal of the modern American gay rights movement is the right to marriage. The most prom...
In this article I shall briefly review some of those struggles and the current state of the law. Thi...
In this article, I take a novel approach to the question of what constitutes a tax. I argue that t...
This essay attempts to bridge the gap between gay and straight understanding of the Internal Revenue...
This article represents an attempt to bridge the gap between gay and straight understanding of the I...
The Internal Revenue Code privileges married couples in several different ways. Not only do certain ...
The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) prohibits the recognition of same-sex marriages for any purpose u...
This Article is divided into four parts. In Part I, the nature of the levy that the DOMAs impose on ...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer's generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system shoul...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer's generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system shoul...
In this article, I consider how the tax lawyer\u27s generally-acknowledged duty to the tax system sh...
Inspired by Giorgio Agamben’s Homo Sacer: Sovereign Power and Bare Life, this essay raises the quest...
This article takes a critical, historical view of the LGBT rights movement in three related areas: m...
Identifies the various models for addressing the interplay between same sex relationship protections...
The 2013 Supreme Court decision in United States v. Windsor invalidated Section 3 of the Defense of ...
An important goal of the modern American gay rights movement is the right to marriage. The most prom...
In this article I shall briefly review some of those struggles and the current state of the law. Thi...
In this article, I take a novel approach to the question of what constitutes a tax. I argue that t...