Chicano Law Review

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Chicano Law Review was a publication of the Chicano law students at UCLA School of Law; under the auspices of the UCLA Chicano Studies Center, established in 1972. Volumes 1-10 are included in this archive. The journal archive is continued by Chicano-Latino Law Review (Volumes 11-26), Chicana/o Latina/o Law Review (Volumes 27-35) and, as of Volume 36, Chicanx-Latinx Law Review.

All are freely available on eScholarship at https://escholarship.org/uc/uclalaw_cllr

Volume 7, Issue 0, 1984

Front Matter

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Table of Contents

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Articles

Educating Our Children On Equal Terms: The Failure of the De Jure/De Facto Analysis in Desegregation Cases

Lopez, Antoinette Sedillo

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Preemption and Local Anti-Strike Legislation

Vega, Louie L.

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Comments

Factory Raids and the Fourth Amendment: Balancing Law Enforcement and Constitutional Guarantees in Ilgwu v. Sureck

Olivas, Daniel Anthony

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The Poverty of Theory and Practice in Public Law School Affirmative Action Programs

Borjon, Keith H.

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Estado Libre Asociado: The Constitutionality of Puerto Rico's Legal Status

Colon, Jose

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Notes

Implications of the Rand Study: Racially-Based Sentencing Dispartities in the Criminal Justice System

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Book Reviews

Todo Se Paga: Richard Rodriguez's Hunger of Memory

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