Add to ORKGJustitia-our icon of justice. She sits or stands above courthouses or in courtrooms, supposedly overseeing and inspiring choices between right and wrong. And we trust in her competence-until we are confronted with a body of law such as sex discrimination law, in which so much seems unjust. Thus, we approach her. Is she really what she seems
Justice has been the demand of most movements advocating social change. Justice for women is the ess...
I\u27m enormously honored to be here with such an impressive group of women interested in the comple...
The meeting in Carnegie Hall . . . opened with a pageant of free nations, grouped colorfully about t...
Justitia-our icon of justice. She sits or stands above courthouses or in courtrooms, supposedly over...
As Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis remind us in Representing Justice, the image of Justitia, blindfo...
This Essay focuses on Justitia\u27s more problematic attributes. Like Justitia\u27s blindfold, which...
Bob Cover often talked about what is inherent in the role of judge and about the relationship betwee...
This image on the opening page of this essay graced the front of the brochure for the Conference Wom...
One of the many wonderful features of Representing Justice is its exploration of the ambivalence of ...
The image of Lady Justice, a white woman, sometimes appearing with her eyes veiled and other times u...
Catharine A. MacKinnon, Toward a Feminist Theory of the State. Harvard University Press. 330 pp. $25...
Das reich bebilderte Buch ist der Begleitkatalog zu der Wanderausstellung „Füllhorn, Waage, Schwert ...
The title should not sound too iconoclastic to jurists’ ears. At least not to expert procedural lawy...
The statue of Lady Justice, a blindfold over her eyes, holding scales in one hand and a sword in the...
When lawyers use images in juristic texts, what is their legal meaning? Specifically, when legal tex...
Justice has been the demand of most movements advocating social change. Justice for women is the ess...
I\u27m enormously honored to be here with such an impressive group of women interested in the comple...
The meeting in Carnegie Hall . . . opened with a pageant of free nations, grouped colorfully about t...
Justitia-our icon of justice. She sits or stands above courthouses or in courtrooms, supposedly over...
As Judith Resnik and Dennis Curtis remind us in Representing Justice, the image of Justitia, blindfo...
This Essay focuses on Justitia\u27s more problematic attributes. Like Justitia\u27s blindfold, which...
Bob Cover often talked about what is inherent in the role of judge and about the relationship betwee...
This image on the opening page of this essay graced the front of the brochure for the Conference Wom...
One of the many wonderful features of Representing Justice is its exploration of the ambivalence of ...
The image of Lady Justice, a white woman, sometimes appearing with her eyes veiled and other times u...
Catharine A. MacKinnon, Toward a Feminist Theory of the State. Harvard University Press. 330 pp. $25...
Das reich bebilderte Buch ist der Begleitkatalog zu der Wanderausstellung „Füllhorn, Waage, Schwert ...
The title should not sound too iconoclastic to jurists’ ears. At least not to expert procedural lawy...
The statue of Lady Justice, a blindfold over her eyes, holding scales in one hand and a sword in the...
When lawyers use images in juristic texts, what is their legal meaning? Specifically, when legal tex...
Justice has been the demand of most movements advocating social change. Justice for women is the ess...
I\u27m enormously honored to be here with such an impressive group of women interested in the comple...
The meeting in Carnegie Hall . . . opened with a pageant of free nations, grouped colorfully about t...