JONATHAN A. WEISS Esq. BIBLIOGRAPHY

Bibliography of Jonathan A. Weiss. Esq.

BIOGRAPHY: FROM POTENTIAL BOASTING TO INCREASED DISILLUSIONMENT By Jonathan A. Weiss

“I believed that bringing lawyers to a new class of clients, appealing when necessary to establish good precedents, bringing some affirmative class actions, working with and in a community, would be both an extension of the civil rights movement and fulfill the ideal of oppressed poor people represented in civil court- as well as then mandated in Criminal Court – would produce real social progress in conjunction with the War and Poverty.”

BIBLIOGRAPHY

LAW

L1 1963 – Book Review: Constitutional Law, 72 Yale 1965

L2 1964 – Privilege, Posture, and Protection: Religion in the Law, 73 Yale 593

L3 1965 – An Analysis of Wesberry v. Sanders, 38 So. Cal. 67

L4The Conscientious Objection Exemption: Problems in Conceptual Clarity and Constitutional Considerations, 17 Maine 143 (with Christopher Clancy)

L5 1966 – Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Constitutional Rights by the Senate, 2097, p. 536

L6The Lay Advocate, 43 Univ. of Det. 493 (with Ed Sparer and Howard Thorkelson)

L7 1967 – Book Review: Contracts, 35 Geo. Wash. U. 627

L8 What Can Be Done: A Neighborhood Lawyers Credo, 37 Boston 231 (with Arthur Matthews)

L9 1968 – National Consumer Protection Hearings, Federal Trade Commission, p. 308

L10Neighborhood Lawyer: An American Experiment, New York Law Journal (London), p. 667, July 11, 1968 (with Lee Albert)

L11Pot, Prayer, Politics & Privacy: The Right to Cut Your Own Throat In Your Own Way,  54 Iowa Law Review 709 (with Steve Wizner)

L12 1969 – Book Review; The Trouble With Lawyers, Pittsburgh Legal Journal, May, 1969, p. 42

L13 – Book Review: Controlling Delinquents, 1969 U. of Wisc. L. Rev. 1240

L14 1970 – How to Defend a Juvenile Case in Criminal Defense Techniques, (ed. Cipes) Matthew Bender

L15 – Book Review: Justice and the Law in the Mobilization for Youth Experience, Poverty Law, 1 Yale L. Rev. and Social Action, 129

L16 – Book Review: Italian Church and State, 69 Mich. L. Rev. 385

L17The Poor Kid, 9 Duquense 590

L18 – Book Review: Franchising: trap for the trusting 9 Duquense 152

L19Confessions Under the Influence of Alcohol, 2 Texas Southern 1 – The Law and the Poor. Journal of Social Issues. Volume 26 Number 3, 1970.

1971 – AFree Speech and Political Demonstrations.@ In Constitutional Litigation. Practicing Law Institute- New York.

1972 Right On  National Equal Justice Library (NEJL)
My recollections of working for Neighborhood Legal Services in Washington, DC, in the mid 1960s  Georgetown Law – The NEJL collections includes some of Jonathan Weiss’s papers, including a full set of progress reports on legal services for the elderly, from 1972 until 2002. The Jonathan Weiss papers also include a full bibliography of his writings.

L20 1972 – The Emerging Rights of Minors, 4 Univ. of Toledo Law Review 25

L21 – Book Review: When Parents Fail, by Sanford N. Katz, 72 Columbia Law Review 950 (with E. Judson Jennings)

L23Constitutional Rights of Reporters, WBAI Bulletin, May, 1972, p. 30

L24Justice and the Family Unit, 11 Judges Journal 28 (with Oscar Chase)

L25 1973 – Philosophy of Law, Bishin and Stone: Law, Language, and Ethics- 18 N.Y. Law Forum 801 (with E. Judson Jennings)

L26The Case for Repeal of Section 383 of New York, Social Services Law,
Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Vol. 4, p. 325 (with Oscar Chase)

L27 1974 – A Reply to Advocates of Gun Control Law, 52 Journal of Urban Law 577 (Reprinted by NRA as a pamphlet and a hard cover book which sold out).

L28 1975 – Book Review: Lawyers’ Ethics in an Adversary System, 44 Geo. Wash. L. Rev. 202

L29Abused by the System, Juris Doctor, March/75

L30 1976 – You and the Law: The Right to Work, JASA/Brookdale News, March/76

L31The Law & the Elderly, Practicing Law Institute (Sourcebook – co-author/editor)

L32 1977 – Mandatory Retirement Is Unethical and Inefficient, Employee Relations

Law Journal, Vol. 2, Spring, 1977, p. 453 (with Jay P. Warren)

L34 1978 – Neighborhood Practice and Legal Ethics, August, Update

L35Representing the Helpless, 5 Western State L. Rev. 173 (with P. Gassel, J. Warren)

L36 1980 – Medigap: A Violation of ADEA, Clearinghouse Review 564 (with Sandra Clark) Placed an order to clearinghouse review on August 3

L37 1984 – A Pine Tar Gloss on Quasi Legal Images, 5 Cardozo 411
(with C. Clancy)

L38 1986 – What Should You Ask A Supreme Court Nominee, September 1986

New York Civil Liberties Newsletter

L39 – Book review: Nazis in Skokie: Freedom, Community and the First Amendment

L40 1987 – Constitutional Law Quiz, October WBAI News Letter

L41 1991 – History and Custom in Interpreting Church and State Questions, Studi in Memoria di Pietro Gismondi (Giuffre) Volume 2, p. 515

L42 1995 – A Pine Tar Gloss on Quasi Legal Images, reprinted in Baseball and the American Legal Mind, Waller, Cohen, Finkleman (Garland; NY)
See L37

L43 1999 – Should the Government Fund Legal Services? If So, Why?, 2 Journal of the Institute for the Study of Legal Ethics 401; Informal Debate with M. Horowitz 423

L44 2001 – When a Client Threatens Suicide: The Duty Not to Disclose, September 2001, The New York Professional Responsibility Report (w/Jay C. Carlisle)

L45 2002 – We Are Mad As Hell And We Do Not Intend To Get Over It: Where Were the Troops?, Pace Law Review, Spring 2002, Vol 22, No. 2, With Otis King

L46 2002 – A Road Not Taken, Seton Hall Legislative Journal 415, Volume 26, No. 2.

L47 2007 – The Courts Failure to Re-Enfranchise FELONS Requires Congressional Remediation  Pace Law Review, Spring 2007, Volume 27, Page 407 with Otis King

L48 2008 – Toward Effective Trial Advocacy, Verdict, April 2008, Volume 14, page 133

L49 2008 – The Myths of Big Firms Pro Bono, Verdict, July, 2008, Volume 14, page 15

L 50 2011` – You Can Lose But Still Win, Verdict, July 2011, page 35

L 51 2012 – Fighting Voter Exclusion and Suppression (with Otis King) Verdict, April 2012, Volume 18, page 37

L 52 2013 – Gun Control and Community Mental Health, Vedict, April 2013, Volume 19, Number 2, page 34

L 53 2019- Towards Effective Adjudicative Ethics, by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

PHILOSOPHY

P 1 1963 & 1966 – Book Summaries: Review of Metaphysics

P 2 1968 – Descartes, Certainty and the Future, Lyuun, p. 92 (Israel)

P 3Right & Wrong: A Philosophical Dialogue Between Father & Son,  Basic Books (with Paul Weiss)

P 4 1970 – The Law and the Poor, 26 Journal of Social Issues 59

P 5 1972 – The Justification of Punishment, Vol. XXV, No. 3 (March) Review of Metaphysics

P 6 1975 – Right & Wrong: A Philosophical Dialogue Between Father & Son, (paperback) Southern Illinois

P 7 1977 – Book Review: Freedman’s Lawyer Ethics in an Adversary System,
Journal of Value Inquiry – see L28

P 8 1985 – The Elements of Law, 10 Thurgood Marshall Law Review 407

P 9 1999 – Religion and Science, University Faculty Voice, Vol. 3, No. 6, pp. 6, 8.

P 10 2010 – When Rights Clash With Cultures
[was] www.globaljusticecenter.net/rights-clash.html

P 11 2019 – Why Keep Promises to the Dead If There Is No Afterlife https://cyberplayground.org/2019/05/24/-common-law-copyright-by jonathan-a-weiss.esq/

MISCELLANY

M1 1971 – Free Speech and Political Demonstrations, Constitutional Litigations pg. 13

M2 Representing the Helpless: Toward an Ethical Guide for the Perplexed Attorney (with Gassel and Levy-Warren) Western State University Law Review

M3 1983 – Hearing Before the Committee on Labor and Human Resources U.S. Senate, pg. 49

M4 1986 – It is not too Late to Save the Clinton Section-Letter to the Editor (with Norman Siegel)

M5 1987 – Offside: The Media and the Football Strike, Opposite Editorial, Washington Post, Nov. 7, 1987

M6Foul Play, In These Times, Nov. 25, 1987 in Ashes and Diamonds, p. 17

M7 1990 – Book Review, Stanny: The Guilded Life of Stanford White, by Paul R. Baker, West Side Spirit, Vol. 6, No. 39, Sept. 25, 1990

M8 1990 – Book Review, Central Park: The Birth and Decline of a National Treasure, by Eugene Kinkead, West Side Spirit, Vol. 6, No. 47, Nov. 20, 1990

M9 1991 – When Charity is a Cheat, New York Newsday, September 17, 1991, editorial piece in New York Forum, p. 42

M10 1991 – What’s Wrong with Taking Money from Gambinos?, New York Newsday, October 3, 1991, editorial piece in Viewpoints, p. 101

M11 1991 – On Judicial Appointments, Avanti (Italy), Dec. 4, 1991

M 12 -28 2020 Break Up The CIA by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Break Up The CIA by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Reparations by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

Reparations by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

REPEAL AND REPLACE THE WAR ON DRUGS by Jonathan Weiss Esq

REPEAL AND REPLACE THE WAR ON DRUGS by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

9/11 CRIMINALS by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

9/11 CRIMINALS by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

A CURRENT ACCEPTABLE PREJUDICE by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

A CURRENT ACCEPTABLE PREJUDICE by Jonathan Weiss Esq.

VIOLENCE, GUNS, AND SOLUTIONS by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

VIOLENCE, GUNS, AND SOLUTIONS by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

The Ironic Current Importance of State’s Rights by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

The Ironic Current Importance of State’s Rights by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Common Law Copyright by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Common Law Copyright by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Towards Effective Adjudicative Ethics by Jonathan A. Weiss

Towards Effective Adjudicative Ethics by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Selective Inflation Increases Financial Gap by Jonathan A Weiss Esq.

Selective Inflation Increases Financial Gap by Jonathan A Weiss Esq.

Television Twisted News by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

Television Twisted News by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

 

WOMEN ENJOY MAKING LOVE by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

WOMEN ENJOY MAKING LOVE by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

ECONOMICS: -AN INCOMPLETE STORY: NOT A SCIENCE BUT DISMAL by Jonathan A. Weiss

ECONOMICS: -AN INCOMPLETE STORY: NOT A SCIENCE BUT DISMAL by Jonathan A. Weiss

Regime Change, Bad and Unforseen Consequence, and Hypocrisy by Jonathan A. Weiss

Regime Change, Bad and Unforseen Consequence, and Hypocrisy by Jonathan A. Weiss

Hitler became Chancellor and Trump President with a minority of the vote.

Hitler became Chancellor and Trump President with a minority of the vote.

2020 PARTIAL PICTURES PRESENTED BY PUNDITS by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

PARTIAL PICTURES PRESENTED BY PUNDITS by Jonathan A. Weiss Esq.

RESTORATIVE JUSTICE AND TULSA REPARATIONS
by Jonathan A Weiss Esq.

Where Are the Lawyers?
by Jonathan A Weiss Esq.

IF IT SUCCEEDS, WHY NOT TRY IT AGAIN: THE MARSHALL PLAN
by Jonathan A Weiss Esq.

Summary:
The essay argues that the Marshall Plan, which was implemented after World War II to aid in the restoration of Europe, was a successful program. The author suggests that a similar plan could be implemented in Central America to address the root causes of migration to the United States, such as poverty and lack of opportunity. The author suggests that money for such a plan could be reallocated from current spending on border enforcement and the arms industry. The essay also criticizes the treatment of refugees seeking asylum in the US and the use of ICE and border patrols.