ISSN 0042-6229
Vol. 64, Issue 4, 2019October 15, 2019 EDT
We’re Soarin’, Flyin’: The Third Circuit Holds Travelers May Sue Transportation Security Officers in Pellegrino v. United States Transportation Security Administration, Division of Department of Homeland Security
We’re Soarin’, Flyin’: The Third Circuit Holds Travelers May Sue Transportation Security Officers in Pellegrino v. United States Transportation Security Administration, Division of Department of Homeland Security
Articles in Vol. 64, Issue 4, 2019
Vol. 64, Issue 4, 2019
- We're Soarin', Flyin': The Third Circuit Holds Travelers May Sue Transportation Security Officers in Pellegrino v. United States Transportation Security Administration, Division of Department of Homeland SecurityLauren Pugh
- A Hopeful Retirement From Prison: The Third Circuit's Evolving Definition of a "Meaningful Opportunity to Obtain Release from Prison" Offers Corrigible Juvenile Offenders a Second Chance in United States v. GrantMackenzie E. Brennan
- The Road to Recovery: The Third Circuit Recognizes the Importance of Rehabilitative Needs during Sentencing in United States v. SchonewolfMarissa A. Booth
- Modernizing the Workplace: The Third Circuit Puts the Faragher-Ellerth Affirmative Defense in ContextMatthew D. Venuti
- Editors' Preface & Precedential Opinion SummaryTimothy J. MuyanoThallia MalespinMatthew D. VenutiBrett E. Broczkowski
Lauren Pugh, We’Re Soarin’, Flyin’: The Third Circuit Holds Travelers May Sue Transportation Security Officers in Pellegrino v. United States Transportation Security Administration, Division of Department of Homeland Security, 64 Villanova Law Review 629 (2019).