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STETSON LAW REVIEW - 32-1 Fall; (2002)

Volume 32 - Issue 1 Campus Violence Symposium, Fall 2002
Title (click to download PDF)	Author(s)	Page
Introduction	S. Daniel Carter	1
The Clery Act: How Effective Is It?: Perceptions from the Field – The Current State of the Research and Recommendations for Improvement of the Act and Campus Safety	Dennis E. Gregory, Steven M. Janosik	7
Making Campuses Safer for Students: The Clery Act as a Symbolic Legal Reform	Bonnie S. Fisher, Jennifer L. Harman, Francis T. Cullen, Michael G. Turner	61
Breaking the Code of Silence: Bystanders to Campus Violence and the Law of College and University Safety	Joel Epstein	91
The Emerging Crisis of College Student Suicide: Law and Policy Responses to Serious Forms of Self-Inflicted Injury	Peter Lake, Nancy Tribbensee	125
The Appalachian School of Law: Tried but Still True	Wendy B. Davis	159
Where Did Florida Go Wrong? Why Religion-Based Peremptory Challenges Withstand Constitutional Scrutiny	Kelly Lina Kuljol	171
It Takes a Father? Conforming with Traditional Family Values as a Condition of Receiving Welfare: Morals Reform and the Price of Privacy	Bridget Remington	205