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Update Fourth Amendment Search Cases: The New and Confused Framework , 28 THE URBAN LAWYER: THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 679-700 (1996), by Phillip E. Friduss & Ellen Ash f/k/a Gendernalik. Justices Give the War on Drugs a Significant Boost:  The Year in the Fourth Amendment, 29 THE URBAN LAWYER: THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 787-93 (1997), by Phillip E. Friduss & Ellen Ash f/k/a Gendernalik. The King Can Do No Wrong! State Law Tort Claims Against Georgia Counties, Cities and their Public Officials, internal publication (January 2008) by Phillip E. Friduss, Ellen Ash, & Elaine Poon, presented at LITIGATION UNDER SECTION 1983 ICLE, December 2007. Racial Profiling Hits the Courts,  FOR THE DEFENSE, DRI (October 2000), by Phillip E. Friduss & Russell E. Owens. State Supreme Court Refuses to Create Exception to At-Will Employment Doctrine, GEORGIA COUNTY GOVERNMENT (September 2004), by Phillip E. Friduss. The Unexpected Aftermath of Manders – New Potential State Law Affirmative Defenses for Sheriffs and Their Employees, by Phillip E. Friduss, including Update Note Making Sense of Georgia’s Offer of Settlement Statute, by Phillip E. Friduss & Cynthia Matthews Daley, including Update Note. Sexual Discrimination - “Liability for Acts of Supervisors: Strict Liability,” by Holly L. Palmer, Jennifer L. McKernan, & Phillip E. Friduss. The Good the Bad and the “What?” Continuing Violations in Employment Cases After Morgan, by Phillip E. Friduss.   Police Pursuit Liability, by Phillip E. Friduss. ADA UPDATE: Supreme Court Rejects “Ability to Perform Job Tasks” Standard in Favor of Focusing on a Claimant’s Ability to Perform Activities of “Central Importance to Daily Life,” by Phillip E. Friduss.              Update Fourth Amendment Search Cases: The New and Confused Framework , 28 THE URBAN LAWYER: THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 679-700 (1996), by Phillip E. Friduss & Ellen Ash f/k/a Gendernalik. Justices Give the War on Drugs a Significant Boost:  The Year in the Fourth Amendment, 29 THE URBAN LAWYER: THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT LAW 787-93 (1997), by Phillip E. Friduss & Ellen Ash f/k/a Gendernalik. The King Can Do No Wrong! State Law Tort Claims Against Georgia Counties, Cities and their Public Officials, internal publication (January 2008) by Phillip E. Friduss, Ellen Ash, & Elaine Poon, presented at LITIGATION UNDER SECTION 1983 ICLE, December 2007. Racial Profiling Hits the Courts,  FOR THE DEFENSE, DRI (October 2000), by Phillip E. Friduss & Russell E. Owens. State Supreme Court Refuses to Create Exception to At-Will Employment Doctrine, GEORGIA COUNTY GOVERNMENT (September 2004), by Phillip E. Friduss. The Unexpected Aftermath of Manders – New Potential State Law Affirmative Defenses for Sheriffs and Their Employees, by Phillip E. Friduss, including Update Note Making Sense of Georgia’s Offer of Settlement Statute, by Phillip E. Friduss & Cynthia Matthews Daley, including Update Note. Sexual Discrimination - “Liability for Acts of Supervisors: Strict Liability,” by Holly L. Palmer, Jennifer L. McKernan, & Phillip E. Friduss. The Good the Bad and the “What?” Continuing Violations in Employment Cases After Morgan, by Phillip E. Friduss.   Police Pursuit Liability, by Phillip E. Friduss. ADA UPDATE: Supreme Court Rejects “Ability to Perform Job Tasks” Standard in Favor of Focusing on a Claimant’s Ability to Perform Activities of “Central Importance to Daily Life,” by Phillip E. Friduss.