Expert authors explore the legal issues related to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS). This text provides a near overview of the law as a whole because AIDS law touches many areas-discrimination law, disability law, insurance law, family and estate planning law, criminal law, tort law, public health law, and international law.

AIDS Law in a Nutshell

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Leonard, Arthur

Jarvis, Robert

Closen, Michael

Hermann, Donald

Diseases & Physical Ailments

West Academic Publishing

Offering an innovative approach to the field of sports law, each chapter has been written to “stand alone” for easy customization. Sports Law examines matters such as the NBA lockout, the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics scandal, the controversy surrounding Mark McGwire’s reliance on androstenedione, the NFL’s new television contract, and the demise of the ABL. Other topics include ticket scalping, the burgeoning memorabilia market, and sports bookmaking operations. The text is tightly edited and filled with extensive notes that enliven discussion. There are more than 60 carefully designed problems for class analysis and discussion.

Sports Law Cases and Materials (American Casebook Series)

Coleman, Phyllis

Specialties

This new casebook, written in "stand alone" fashion for maximum customization by instructors, provides a pragmatic look at contemporary admiralty practice as well as a solid foundation for students contemplating a maritime law career. In assembling the text, the authors have drawn from a mix of older and newer cases, edited with a light touch, and even added touches of humor and references to popular culture. They also have: 
<li>incorporated generous amounts of material from "emerging" areas of admiralty practice (such as cruise ship and pleasure boat claims);</li>
 <li>given equal time to "brown water" and "blue water" issues;</li>
 <li>devoted considerable attention to professional ethics;</li>
 <li>prepared chapter overviews, extensive notes, numerous cites to secondary sources, and a comprehensive index to help guide students through the readings; and</li>
 <li>included in each of the book's 62 sections a challenging problem (as well as a "citing" decision) to stimulate classroom discussion.</li>

Admiralty: Cases and Materials

Swanson, Steven

Goldstein, Joel

Bederman, David

Carolina Academic Press

Despite its long history and prominent place in modern society, gaming has not until now been a subject of serious study in American law schools. The recent expansion of casino gaming, however, coupled with the spectacular growth of riverboat gaming and the advent of Indian and internet gaming, makes this an auspicious moment to introduce a casebook devoted to the subject. 
Gaming Law: Cases and Materials provides a concise but comprehensive treatment of:
<li> State-Sponsored Gaming; 
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<li> Charitable Gaming; 
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<li> Pari-Mutuel Gaming; 
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<li> Sports Gaming; 
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<li> Casino Gaming; 
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<li> Shipboard Gaming; 
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<li> Indian Gaming; and </li>
<li> Internet Gaming. It features:
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<li> 100 judicial opinions, including the key rulings of the past 20 years. 
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<li> 180 separate notes, providing invaluable commentary and critique. 
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<li> 40 problems, presenting a host of novel issues.</li>
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 A comprehensive index.</li>

Gaming Law Cases & Materials

Rychlak, Ronald

Cochran, J. Wesley

Rose, I. Nelson

Intellectual Property

The art world has long had a symbiotic relationship with museums. These institutions provide important assistance in the development and promotion of artists. The great variety of museums, however, provide educational experiences in many subject areas in addition to art. Natural history, cultural, and historical museums all work toward increasing and protecting their collections so that they can better serve those who visit their institutions. Museums have become more than mere repositories of artifacts. They have become central meeting places in their communities. 
Art and Museum Law provides a survey of legal issues that are relevant to artists, art institutions, collectors of art, and museums that display art and artifacts. It provides recent court decisions, interesting examples of relevant ethical, sociological, political, and legal conflicts, and nearly fifty problems posed for analysis. By addressing issues ranging from whether paintings by elephants constitute "art," to whether a museum is liable for a defamatory email sent by an employee, the book raises issues that are enjoyable as well as informative. This text does not attempt an encyclopedic coverage of topics, but its sixteen chapters are designed to provide information concerning a wide selection of issues. The comprehensive and diverse materials are intended to be used by those studying these issues in law schools, art institutes, and museum studies programs.

Art and Museum Law: Cases and Materials

Phelan, Marilyn

Lind, Robert

Law Practice

This new edition of the book first published in 1989 has been completely revised and updated to reflect the latest medical and legal developments. In addition, it now includes more than two dozen problems for those who prefer to teach using the "problem method." Adams, Closen, Leonard, Jarvis, and Bobinski, five recognized AIDS law experts who collectively have nearly 80 years of teaching experience and have published more than a dozen books, have co-authored this Third Edition. Carrying on the tradition of its predecessor editions, this book offers skillfully edited cases, extensive notes, and coverage of a wide array of topics, from torts and crimes, to family law and estate planning. At the same time, however, this new edition has been streamlined to allow even the most time-pressed instructors to comfortably reach all of the chapters (and to give those with more time the opportunity to schedule guest speakers and in-class student presentations). It is accompanied by a detailed teacher's manual designed to help both beginning and experienced instructors.

AIDS: Cases and Materials

Bobinski, Mary Anne

Adams, William

Medical Books

In this casebook, Jarvis, Goodwin, and Henslee provide a comprehensive introduction to the field of travel law. Combining leading cases and scholarly writings with numerous explanatory notes and thought-provoking questions, each chapter examines a different substantive topic: travel agents, common carriers (airlines, cruise ships, buses and trains), hotels, and attractions. The growing number of legal cases related to travel in the last decade indicates that this book will be of increased importance to attorneys interested in legal cases related to the travel, tourism, and hospitality industries. A teacher¿s manual is available.

Travel Law: Cases and Materials (Carolina Academic Press Law Casebook Series)

Business & Money

GOODWIN, JOHN

Henslee, William

Business Culture

When it debuted in 2003, 
Gaming Law: Cases and Materials (LexisNexis) was the country s first casebook to address the subject of gambling law. Now, Carolina Academic Press is pleased to announce the publication of 
Gaming Law and Gambling Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems, Second Edition.\nLike its predecessor, this new edition is comprised of nine chapters that collectively describe the country s five principal forms of gaming: lotteries; bingo; pari-mutuels; sports betting; and casinos (commercial, shipboard, Indian, and internet). The introductory chapter provides a cross-cutting overview of the subject as well as numerous tips for breaking into the gaming law field.\nAlthough it follows in its predecessor s footsteps, 
Gaming Law and Gambling Law has been completely revised to reflect the field s numerous changes, including: the appearance of racinos; the legalization of sports betting; the onshore movement of riverboat casinos; the expansion of Indian casinos; and the evolution of online gaming. New topics include: the #MeToo Movement; eSports wagering; and the transformation of Macau into the world s leading gaming jurisdiction. Signaling the times, 
Gaming Law and Gambling Law also discusses the impact of COVID-19 on the gaming industry.\nOne of the fun features of 
Gaming Law was its use of popular culture references. These have been retained and expanded to make the readings even more relatable than before. The text includes 42 challenging problems and is accompanied by a comprehensive Teacher s Manual.

Gaming Law and Gambling Law: Cases, Materials, and Problems

Humor & Entertainment

The Broward Sheriff's Office is the country's largest fully-accredited sheriff's department, yet its long and colorful history has escaped the attention of scholars. This oversight has now been corrected by Dr. William P. Cahill and Professor Robert M. Jarvis, who have painstakingly scoured hundreds of sources to tell the agency's story. The result is a fascinating tale that unfolds against the backdrop of South Florida's evolution from rural frontier to international tourist destination. Accompanying the text are 200 pictures (many are rarely seen), a biographical time line, year-by-year election results, and an extensive bibliography.

Out of the Muck: A History of the Broward Sheriff's Office, 1915-2000

History

Cahill, William

Americas

Law and the Holocaust: U.S. Cases and Materials uses federal and state court decisions to teach students about one of humanity's greatest calamities. Part I situates the Holocaust as a legal event. Part II focuses on the prosecution of Nazi war criminals. Part III describes the efforts of Holocaust victims to obtain financial compensation through civil lawsuits. Lastly, Part IV considers the extent to which the First Amendment protects neo-Nazis. The first casebook of its kind, Law and the Holocaust features 71 principal cases, 290 notes, 26 statutory appendices, 31 photographs, and three maps.

Law and the Holocaust: U.S. Cases and Materials

Bazyler, Michael

Foreign & International Law

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