Ms. Sawyer also offers a solution to Oklahoma in the form of a dram shop statute that would eliminate the guesswork in the question of liquor liability. Upon a finding of de jure discrimination by a school, the Court can impose a mandatory desegregation process which includes, but is not limited to, a remedial injunction order forcing the school to implement a desegregation plan. In this article, Ms. Widdig focuses primarily on what happens when a school believes it has achieved the goal of the remedial injunction. Specifically, Ms. Widdig concentrates on what standard should be applied in determining whether to lift the remedial injunction. Ms. Widdig concludes by reviewing several options used by states in this situation.
Health insurance plays a significant role in our nation.
It benefits both the health and welfare of our country and the financial stability of our health care system. In this article, Ms. Haycox explores the issues that are implicit in the uninsured population. Ms. Haycox does this by first explaining the background of the uninsured population, and next, providing an overview of the current services available to the uninsured. Ms. Haycox concludes by offering solutions that would alleviate the uninsured problem.