Vol. 68, Issue 6, 2016November 01, 2016 EDT
“I am Cait,” But it’s None of your Business: The problem of Invasive Transgender Policies and a Fourth Amendment Solution
“I am Cait,” But it’s None of your Business: The problem of Invasive Transgender Policies and a Fourth Amendment Solution
Elise Holtzman,
Articles in Vol. 68, Issue 6, 2016
Vol. 68, Issue 6, 2016
- A New Era for Judicial Retention Elections: The Rise of and Defense Against Unfair Political AttacksHon. Barbara J. ParienteF. James Robinson Jr.
- Voices on InnocenceLucian E. DervanRichard A. LeoMeghan J. RyanValena E. Beety
- Policing Federal Supremacy: Preemption and Common Law Damage Claims as a Ceiling to the Clean Air Act Regulatory FloorSam Kalen
- Relative Administrability, Conservatives, and Environmental Regulatory ReformBlake Hudson
- Cause-in-Fact After Burrage v. United StatesEric A. Johnson
- Reconstructing the Right Against Excessive ForceAvidan Y. Cover
- One Person, One Weighted VoteAshira Pelman Ostrow
- When Girls Play With G.I. Joes and Boys Play with Barbies: The Path to Gender Reassignment in MinorsNicole Burt
- Who Watches this Stuff?: Videos Depicting Actual Murder and the Need for a Federal Criminal Murder-Video StatuteMusa K. Farmand Jr.
- "I am Cait," But it's None of your Business: The problem of Invasive Transgender Policies and a Fourth Amendment SolutionElise Holtzman
Elise Holtzman, “I Am Cait,” But It’s None of Your Business: The Problem of Invasive Transgender Policies and a Fourth Amendment Solution, 68 Fla. L. Rev. 1943 (2016).
