[WOMEN] [LAW] [PERIODICAL] Child Care Education - Birth Control - Employment Poverty: Women Lawyers - Women in Prison - Women and Psychotherapy

New York/New Jersey: Women's Rights Law Reporter, July/August 1971 & Spring 1972. First Edition, First Printing & Second Edition. Staplebound. Red illustrated wraps. Fine. Yellow illustrated wraps. Fine. 71 pages. 27.5 x 21 cm. Volume 1, Number 1. The Women's Rights Law Reporter was originally founded in 1970 by Ann Marie Boylan, who independently published the first volume in her New York City apartment. The Reporter moved to Rutgers in 1972 after the tireless efforts of Elizabeth Langer, and became formally affiliated with the law school in 1974. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg served as a the Reporter's first-ever faculty advisor. The Women's Rights Law Reporter is the oldest legal periodical in the United States focusing exclusively on the field of women's rights law [WRLR website]. This first edition covers: Los Angeles Women's Center Legal Program, Ida Philips v. Martin Marietta Corp., Unionizing Legal Workers, Women in Prison, Women Lawyers, Book Review, Case Summaries: Birth Control, Education, Poverty, Child Care, Case Index.

55 pages. 28 x 22 cm. Number 2, Spring 1972. This second edition features: Comment on REED v. REED by Ruth Bader Ginsburg, A Disgruntled Look at REED v. REED - From the Vantage Point of the Nineteenth Amendment, Poverty, Index to Cases, Legal Bibliography of Recent Articles, Abortion Cases in the United States, Case Summaries: Divorce and Separation, Child Custody, Support, Relationships, Legal Disabilities Arising Out of Marriage, Names, Damage Actions, Out-or-Wedlock Children, Child Care, Contraception, Education - Sports, Sex Tracking, In Loco Parentis, Dress Codes. Clean, crisp copy.