Legal Articles - Minnesota Legal Periodical Index

1. "Defining Independent Contractor Protection under the Rehabilitation Act ."
Subject(s): PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Author(s): Bales, Richard & Mongenas, Lindsay
34 HAMLINE LAW REVIEW 435 (No. 3, Summer 2011)

2. "Necessary Outlaw: The Catastrophic Excommunication & Paradoxical Rehabilitation of Rabbi Eliezer Ben Hyrcanus"
Subject(s): RELIGION
Author(s): Gutoff, Joshua
11 JOURNAL OF LAW & RELIGION 733 (No. 2, 1994-1995)

3. "Inevitability of Rehabilitation"
Subject(s): PRISONS & PRISONERS
Author(s): Rubin, Edward L.
19 LAW & INEQUALITY 343 (No. 2, Summer 2001)

4. "No-Fault Divorce & Rehabilitative Maintenance: Unanticipated Disaster"
Subject(s): FAMILY LAW--Maintenance & Support
Author(s): Oliphant, Robert E.
3 MINNESOTA FAMILY LAW JOURNAL 133 (No. 9, March/April 1987)

5. "Fido's E.R. Needs Your Help: The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center Desperately Needs Some Rehabilitation of Its Own [news note]"
Subject(s): ANIMALS
Author(s): Newman, Joe
MINNESOTA LAW & POLITICS 9 (No. 91, December 1997)

6. "Appropriate Standard: Disparate Impact Under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973"
Subject(s): PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES & DISCRIMINATION
Author(s): Alexander, James S.
68 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 1019 (No. 5, May 1984)

7. "The economic rehabilitation of offenders: recommendations of the Model Penal Code (Second)"
Subject(s): PROBATION & PAROLE
Author(s): Reitz, Kevin R.
99 MINNESOTA LAW REVIEW 1735 (No. 5, May 2015)

8. "Moriarty brings rehabilitative mindset to post [Mary Moriarty]"
Subject(s): COUNTY ATTORNEYS
Author(s): Jones, Barbara L.
97 MINNESOTA LAWYER 1 (No. 23, August 7, 2023)

9. "'Rehab addict' lawsuit, counterclaim nixed"
[discussing Nicole Curtis v. Jason Jenny, A14-1220]
Subject(s): PROPERTY
Author(s): Mosedale, Mike
19 MINNESOTA LAWYER 6 (No. 20, May 18, 2015)

10. "Can Judge Hike Sentence to allow Time for Rehab?"
Subject(s): SENTENCING
Author(s): Atkins, Kimberly
15 MINNESOTA LAWYER 13 (No. 17, April 25, 2011)

11. "SCOTUS Considers Case on Post-Sentence Rehab."
Subject(s): SENTENCING
Author(s): Atkins, Kimberly
14 MINNESOTA LAWYER 7 (No. 50, December 13, 2010)

12. "Court affirms ruling on ending rehab services"
[discussing Halvorson v. B&F Fastener Supply, A16-0920 (Minn. Sept. 20, 2017)]
Subject(s): WORKERS COMPENSATION
Author(s): Heilman, Dan
91 MINNESOTA LAWYER 1 (No. 35, September 25, 2017)

13. "Industrial Rehabilitation Stretches Beyond Work Conditioning Programs [Women for Justice]"
Subject(s): EMPLOYMENT--Safety & Health
Author(s): Gyolai, Kristen
44 MINNESOTA TRIAL 40 (No. 2, Spring 2019)

14. "Propriety of an Adverse Vocational Rehabilitation Examination Under Rule 35.01"
Subject(s): PERSONAL INJURY
Author(s): Vucinovich, James K.
10 MINNESOTA TRIAL LAWYER 10 (No. 4, July/August 1985)

15. "Rehabilitation and Medical Provisions"
Subject(s): WORKERS COMPENSATION
Author(s): Hawn, Steven D.
17 MINNESOTA TRIAL LAWYER 13 (No. 3, Summer 1992)

16. "Protecting Our Most Valuable Assets: A Proposal to return to a rehabilitative approach to juvenile justice."
Subject(s): JUVENILES & SENTENCING
Author(s): Kopnick, Amanda
5 UNIV. ST. THOMAS JOURNAL OF LAW & PUBLIC POLICY 105 (No. 2, Spring 2011)

17. ""I Didn't Know I Was a Felon" The Rehaif Defense"
[discussing Rehaif v. United States, 139 S.Ct. 2191 (2019)]
Subject(s): CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY & GUN CONTROL
Author(s): Meyers, Robert
VI MAGAZINE 12 (Summer 2020)

18. "Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board: An Unconstitutional and Confused Delegation of Executive Power to Legislators"
Subject(s): ENVIRONMENTAL LAW & LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Author(s): Hamilton, Neil W.
25 WILLIAM MITCHELL LAW REVIEW 1203 (No. 4, 1999)

19. "Essay: Juveniles, Rehabilitation, and Sex Offenses: Changing Laws and Changing Treatment"
Subject(s): JUVENILES & SEX OFFENDERS
Author(s): Bremer, Janis F.
29 WILLIAM MITCHELL LAW REVIEW 1343 (No. 4, 2003)

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