William S. Boyd School of Law, UNLV
Volume 6 Spring 2006 Number 3
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Recommendations of the Conference.....592 Reports of The Working Groups.....616
ARTICLES
- Children’s Voice and Justice: Lawyering for Children in the Twenty-First Century,
Annette R. Appell.....692
- Representing Children in Families,
Susan L. Brooks.....724
- Something’s Happening Here: Children and Human Rights Jurisprudence in Two International Courts,
Bernardine Dohrn.....749
- Coming Out for Kids: Recognizing, Respecting, and Representing LGBTQ Youth,
Barbara Fedders.....774
- How Children’s Lawyers Serve State Interests,
Martin Guggenheim.....805
- It Takes a Lawyer to Raise a Child?: Allocating Responsibilities among Parents, Children, and Lawyers in Delinquency Cases,
Kristin Henning.....836
- Obtaining and Utilizing Comprehensive Forensic Evaluations: The Applicability of One Clinic’s Model
Antoinette Kavanaugh, Jennifer Clark, Tiffany Masson, & Barbara Kahn.....890
- God Bless the Child: The United States’ Response to Domestic Juvenile Prostitution,
Nesheba Kittling.....913
- Minor Discrepancies: Forging a Common Understanding of Adolescent Competence in Healthcare Decision-Making and Criminal Responsibility,
Kimberly M. Mutcherson.....927
- How Children Are Heard in Child Protective Proceedings, in the United States and Around the World in 2005: Survey Findings, Initial Observations, and Areas for Further Study
Jean Koh Peters.....966
- The Logistical and Ethical Difficulties of Informing Juveniles about the Collateral Consequences of Adjudications,
Michael Pinard.....1111
- Defending and Despairing: The Agony of Juvenile Defense,
Abbe Smith.....1127
- Girl Talk—Examining Racial and Gender Lines in Juvenile Justice,
Kim Taylor-Thompson.....1137
- Choiceless Choices: Deportation and the Parent-Child Relationship,
David B. Thronson.....1165
Responses to the Conference
- Developmentally-Sound Practice in Family and Juvenile Court
Marty Beyer.....1215
- Representing Children and International Norms
Naomi Cahn.....1232
- Two Distinct Roles/Bright Line Test
Donald N. Duquette.....1240
- The Child’s Representation under CAPTA: It Is Time for Enforcement
Gerard F. Glynn.....1250
- Children’s Attorneys’ Obligation to Turn to Parents to Assess Best Interests
Christine Gottlieb.....1263
- Recognizing the Expertise of Children and Families
Ann M. Haralambie.....1277
- A Response to the Recommendations of the UNLV Conference: Another Look at the Attorney/Guardian Ad Litem Model,
Robert F. Harris.....1284
- Evaluating the Impact of Intervention on Families
Catherine E. Krebs.....1296
- Giving a Voice to the Voiceless: Enhancing Youth Participation in Court Proceedings
Miriam Aroni Krinsky & Jennifer Rodriguez.....1302
- Standing in Babylon, Looking Toward Zion Katherine R. Kruse.....1315
- The Importance of Using Alternative Dispute Resolution Techniques and Processes in the Ethical and Informed Representation of Children
Kelly Browe Olson.....1333
- Buzz in the Brain and Humility in the Heart: Doing It All, Without Doing Too Much, on Behalf of Children
Erik Pitchal.....1350
- A Place at the Table: Creating Presence and Voice for Teenagers in Dependency Proceedings
Catherine J. Ross.....1362
- In Search of a Child’s Future
Shari F. Shink.....1374
- Simon Says Take Three Steps Backwards: The National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws Recommendations on Child Representation
Jane M. Spinak.....1385
- Representing Children with Disabilities: Legal and Ethical Considerations
Kim Brooks Tandy & Teresa Heffernan.....1396
Appendix
Recommendations of the 1995 Fordham Conference on Ethical Issues in the Legal Representation of Children.....1408
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