P-ISSN 2328-2975
E-ISSN 2328-3033
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2009January 04, 2009 EDT
Increased Driving Regulations For The Elderly: A Case Study In New York Calling For The Expansion Of Current Regulations
Increased Driving Regulations For The Elderly: A Case Study In New York Calling For The Expansion Of Current Regulations
Articles in Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2009
Vol. 2, Issue 1, 2009
- IntroductionMolly Adams Breslin
- ForewordGovernor David A. Paterson
- Code Enforcement And Community Stabilization: The Forgotten First Responders To Vacant And Foreclosed HomesJoseph Schilling
- Subprime Communities: Reverse Redlining, The Fair Housing Act And Emerging Issues In Litigation Regarding The Subprime Mortgage CrisisRaymond H. Brescia
- Tenants: Innocent Victims Of The Nation’s Foreclosure CrisisVicki BeenAllegra Glashausser
- The Subprime Mortgage Crisis: Will New Regulations Help Avoid Future Financial Debacles?Dorit Samuel
- Current And Future Challenges To Local Government Posed By The Housing And Credit CrisisAlan C. Weinstein
- The Sex Offender Management And Treatment Act: New York’s Attempt At Keeping Sex Offenders Off The Streets ... Will It Work?Sara E. Chase
- Raising The Roof: Addressing The Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis Through A Collaboration Between City Government And A Law School ClinicRobin S. GoldenSameera Fazili
- Increased Driving Regulations For The Elderly: A Case Study In New York Calling For The Expansion Of Current RegulationsJonathan Cohn
- Subduing The Ceaseless Storm: Breaking The Build Destroy Rebuild Cycle Following Major Catastrophes Through Taxation And ResponsibilityKevin Ramakrishna
Jonathan Cohn, Increased Driving Regulations For The Elderly: A Case Study In New York Calling For The Expansion Of Current Regulations, 2 GLR (2009).