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Women, Power, and the Law
Law has been used as a means of keeping power from women, and only recently have decisions of the United States Supreme Court shown a chink in the masculine armor. But the Court has never applied the suspect classification test to gender-based discrimination, making ratification of the equal rights amendment all the more important.
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Women in the Law: The Second Hundred Years
The first woman was admitted to a state Bar in the United States in 1869. But the \"progress\" of women in the law since then has been little short of dismal. What does the next hundred years hold in store? The Professional Women's Caucus, a new group, hopes that its activities will make the second hundred brighter than the first.
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Woman, power, and the law
The author briefly reviews important cases between 1873 and 1973 which have upheld discriminatory practices against women; details the major areas of law enforcement which reflect different standards for women; and in conclusion, calls for a single legal standard for both men and women.
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