The Constitution in an Era of Increasing Inequality
Країна: США
Місто: San Francisco
Тези до: 15.08.2016
Дати: 03.01.17 — 07.01.17
Область наук: Юридичні;
Е-мейл Оргкомітету: sweissi@suie.edu
Організатори: AALS
Income and wealth inequality between America’s upper - income families and its middle - and lower - income families are greater than they have been for decades. Because the Supreme Court has never recognized poor people as a suspect class, they do not receive special protection under the Constitution, yet their experience s in myriad areas — including education, housing, reproductive justice, and interactions with the civil and criminal justice systems — are fundamentally different from the experiences of those of even modest financial means.
Against this backdrop, the Section s on Constitutional Law and Poverty Law join to address the ways in which the Constitution might be brought to bear on these discrepancies through its treatment of laws, regulations, policies, and practices that disproportionately impact people who live in poverty. Panelists will explore the legal strategies that have been successful, revisit questions about the poor constituting a suspect or quasi - suspect class, and discuss how we might utilize constitutional law doctrine to address the causes and conseque nces of poverty.
Веб-сторінка конференції: https://www.aals.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/AALS-Constitution-and-Inequality-Call-for-Papers-FINAL.pdf
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