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The Best Interests of Children in the Cultural Context of the Indian Child Welfare Act in In re S.S. and R.S.
The Best Interests of Children in the Cultural Context of the Indian Child Welfare Act in In re S.S. and R.S.
Alissa M. Wilson,
Articles in Vol. 28, Issue 4, 1997
Vol. 28, Issue 4, 1997
- Table of ContentsJournal Loyola University of Chicago Law
- IntroductionJames D. Heiple Hon.
- <i>People v. Barnes</i>- George Orwells' <i>1984</i> Revisited: Unbridled and Impermissible Police Use of Computer Power in the Modern AgeSam L. Amirante Hon.
- Spoliation of Evidence in Illinois: The Law after <i>Boyd v. Traveler's Insurance Co.</i>Margaret O'Mara Frossard Hon.Neal S. Gainsberg
- Recent Developments in Nontraditional Alternatives in Juvenile JusticeBarbara Gilleran Johnson Hon.Daniel Rosman
- Illinois Tort Law: A Rich History of Cooperation and Respect between the Courts and the LegislatureVictor E. SchwartzMark A. BehrensMark D. Taylor
- An Illinois Physician-Assisted Suicide Act: A Merciful End to a Terminally Ill Criminal TraditionPeter G. Daniels
- The Best Interests of Children in the Cultural Context of the Indian Child Welfare Act in <i>In re S.S. and R.S.</i>Alissa M. Wilson
Alissa M. Wilson, The Best Interests of Children in the Cultural Context of the Indian Child Welfare Act in In Re S.S. and R.S., 28 Loy. U. Chi. L.J. 839 (1997).