University of San Francisco

Law Review
Volume 42 Fall 2007 Number 2
 
ARTICLES
THE GREAT AMERICAN MAKEOVER: THE SEXING UP AND DUMBING DOWN OF WOMEN’S WORK AFTER JESPERSEN V. HARRAH’S OPERATING COMPANY, INC.
 Dianne Avery
 
VII. RELEVANCE: DEFINITION AND LIMITATIONS – CONFORMING THE CALIFORNIA EVIDENCE CODE TO THE FEDERAL RULES OF EVIDENCE   Miguel A. Méndez
     
THE BANKRUPTCY CLAUSE AND THE ELEVENTH AMENDMENT: AN UNCERTAIN BOUNDARY BETWEEN FEDERALISM AND STATE SOVEREIGNTY   Daniel A. Austin
 
ENDING CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS IN AMERICA’S MAJOR CITIES – THE JUSTICE SYSTEMS’ DUTY   Robert C. Coates
 
NOTE
VOICES FROM THE WORKPLACE: OAKWOOD HEALTHCARE, INC. AND THE ROLLBACK OF LABOR RIGHTS UNDER THE CURRENT NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD   Eric J. Wiesner
 
COMMENTS
A BETTER APPROACH TO JUVENILE SEX OFFENDER REGISTRATION IN CALIFORNIA   Christina D. Rule
 
VALUATION OF THE FAMILY HOME: WHY FEMINIST THEORY SUPPORTS THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF APPRAISERS AS EXPERTS WHEN THE WIFE WANTS TO KEEP THE HOME   Marisa C. San Filippo