Product Description: This supplement brings the main casebook up to date with recent changes in the law.

Product Description: This is the 2009 Supplement, updates Eskridge and Hunter's Sexuality, Gender, and the Law, 2d Edition. It features edited cases and original text released since the casebook.

Product Description: This book is a collection of essays written during the 1980s and 1990s, generated as parts of other, larger activist efforts going on at the time. Read together, the essays trace the progress of the conversations between different activist groups, and between the authors of the pieces, Lisa Duggan and Nan Hunter, creating a bridge between feminists, gay activists, those in politics, and those in the law...read more

This abridged second edition is designed to meet the needs of undergraduate professors and students for a theoretically ambitious, doctrinally comprehensive, and fact-based exploration of issues of sexuality and gender in American public law. This new edition reflects legal changes in light of Lawrence v. Texas and other developments in this now-prominent field.

Uses a question-and-answer format and nontechnical language to survey rights in regard to freedom of speech and association, housing, employment, the military, family and parenting, and HIV disease.

A timely and up-to-date handbook uses an easy-to-follow question-and-answer format to explain the rights of lesbians and gay men under present law and to offer suggestions as to how these rights can be protected, covering such topics as gays in the military, immigration status, housing, parenthood, employment, and criminal law. Original.

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Product Description: ISBN: 1566629160. 2000 Supplement. ***Sexuality, Gender, and The Law: 2000 Supplement***. Paperback by William N. Eskridge, Jr., and Nan D. Hunter. 397 numbered pages. (view table of contents, read Amazon.com's description)

Product Description: Book by Esteridge, William N., Hunter, Nan D.

A collection of nine important essays analyzes the legal and social policy failures that have led to widespread discrimination against persons with the HIV virus and disease and presents concrete recommendations for change.