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Duke Law > Duke Law Scholarship Repository > Journals > LCP > Vol. 51 > No. 1 (1988)

 

Volume 51, Number 1 (Winter 1988)
Vice

Philip J. Cook
Special Editor for this Symposium
Donald E. Petersen and Michael P. Scharf
Student Project Editors for this Symposium

Preliminary

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An Introduction to Vice

Philip J. Cook

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Public Opinion and Politics

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The Social Transformation of Vice

Jerome H. Skolnick

9

 

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Pornography: The Symbolic Politics of Fantasy

John B. McConahay

31

 

Harm

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Porno-Symbolism: A Response to Professor McConahay

Katharine T. Bartlett

71

 

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State-Interest Analysis in Fourteenth Amendment Privacy Law: An Essay on the Constitutionalization of Social Issues

Carl E. Schneider

79

 

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Liberalism, Public Morality, and Constitutional Law: Prolegomenon to a Theory of the Constitutional Right to Privacy

David A. J. Richards

123

 

Criminalization

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Abortion as a Vice Crime: A “What If” Story

John Kaplan

151

 

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Homosexuality and Social Policy: The Case for a More Informed Approach

D. J. West

181

 

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The Touchables: Vice and Police Corruption in the 1980’s

John Dombrink

201

 

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Quantity Illusions and Paradoxes of Drug Interdiction: Federal Intervention Into Vice Policy

Peter Reutter

233

 

Other Responses

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Drug Testing and Public Employment: Toward a Rational Application of the Fourth Amendment

James Felman and Christopher J. Petrini

253

 

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The British Experience With Heroin Regulation

Trevor Bennett

299

 

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AIDS, Vice, and Public Policy

Mark A. R. Kleiman

315

 

Note

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Prosecuting Attorneys for Money Laundering: A New and Questionable Weapon in the War on Crime

Adam K. Weinstein

369

 

Journal Staff

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Journal Staff