ISSN 0018-6694
Vol. 45, Issue 3, 2008September 20, 2008 CDT
Why the Target “Nexus Test” Leave Disabled Americans Disconnected: A Better Approach to Determine Whether Private Commercial Websites Are “Places of Public Accommodation”
Why the Target “Nexus Test” Leave Disabled Americans Disconnected: A Better Approach to Determine Whether Private Commercial Websites Are “Places of Public Accommodation”
Articles in Vol. 45, Issue 3, 2008
Vol. 45, Issue 3, 2008
- An Empirical Analysis of the Length of U.S. Supreme Court OpinionsRyan C. BlackJames F. Spriggs II
- Foreclosure Reform Amid Mortgage Lending Turmoil: A Public Purpose ApproachPrentiss Cox
- <i>Almendarez-Torres</i> and the <i>Anders<i> Ethical DilemmaBrent E. Newton
- Racial Disparities in the Capital of Capital PunishmentScott Phillips
- The Alien Invasion?Ediberto Román
- Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Abuse: Means Testing is Presumptive, but "Totality" is DeterminativeNed W. WaxmanJustin H. Rucki
- Reviewing Arbitration Awards in TexasJudge Gray H. MillerEmily Buchanan Buckles
- The Last Execution: Rethinking the Fundamentals of Death Penalty LawDavid R. Dow
- Why the <i>Target</i> "Nexus Test" Leave Disabled Americans Disconnected: A Better Approach to Determine Whether Private Commercial Websites Are "Places of Public Accommodation"Nikki D. Kessling
Nikki D. Kessling, Why the Target “Nexus Test” Leave Disabled Americans Disconnected: A Better Approach to Determine Whether Private Commercial Websites Are “Places of Public Accommodation,” 45 Hou. L. Rev. (2008).