Streaming Delivery Service: Neil Chayet Collection of Audio and Transcripts from Looking at the Law. Episodes 168 - 192, 1987. Harvard Law School Library, Historical & Special Collections.

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Episode [168]: [What Happens When You Give a Newspaper Reporter a Tip on Condition He Never Uses Your Name and the Next Day You Read All About It] (Cohen v. Minneapolis Star and Tribune and St. Paul Pioneer Press), August 24, 1987.

Episode [169]: [When it Comes to Defense of Drunk Driving, Splitting Hairs Just isn't Going to Do it Anymore] (State v. Tischio), August 25, 1987.

Episode [170]: [What Happens When You Beat Your Own Son to Death But You Didn't Really Mean It] (Midgett v. State of Arkansas), August 26, 1987.

Episode [171]: [A Great Way to Lose All Your Land is to Grow Pot on Just a Little Part of It] (U.S. v. Littlefield), August 27, 1987.

Episode [172]: [How Long Does it Take You to Answer the Doorbell] (People v. Hobbs), August 28, 1987.

Episode [173]: [The Boy Scouts Mean What They Say, Especially When it Comes to Women] (Quinnipiac County, Boy Scouts of America, Inc. v. Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities), August 31, 1987.

Episode [174]: [Whistleblowing is Getting Harder] (CA Deuber v. Gulf Federal Saving Bank), September 1, 1987.

Episode [175]: [Sometimes the Wrecking Business Can Lead to a Really Rocky Road] (Cowan v. Corley), September 2, 1987.

Episode [176]: [When a Father Rapes a Daughter, Where Does a Mother Stand When Justice Comes to Call] (Knox v. Comm), September 3, 1987.

Episode [177]: [Big Brother is Getting Closer, in Fact, He May Be Just around the Corner] (U.S. v. Cuevas-Sanchez), September 4, 1987.

Episode [178]: How Valid is a Signed Release by a Recently Fired Employee Not to Sue His Former Employer? (E.E.O.C. v. Cosmair, Inc.), September 7, 1987.

Episode [179]: When You Become a Partner, You're No Longer an Employee, and Laws Designed to Protect Employees No Longer Apply to You (Wheller v. Main Hurdman), September 8, 1987.

Episode [180]: A TV Reporter Who Announces a Run for Office Yet Continues to Work as a Reporter (Branch v. FCC), September 9, 1987.

Episode [181]: A Retirement Home May Not Discriminate against a 29 Year Old Who Wishes to Live There (Metropolitan Dade County Fair Housing and Employment Appeals Board v. Sunrise Village Mobile Home Park, Inc.), September 10, 1987.

Episode [182]: Students Challenge Disciplinary Rules of a College in Federal Court (Albert v. Caroivano), September 11, 1987.

Episode [183]: Who Can Report on What Consumer Reports Reports (Consumers Union of the U.S. v. The New Regina Corp.), September 14, 1987.

Episode [184]: Is a Cow or a Tractor a Tool (In Re Patterson), September 15, 1987.

Episode [185]: Is She a Lady or Does it Matter? (Hopkins v. Price Waterhouse), September 16, 1987.

Episode [186]: The President is over the Governor as far as the National Guard (Perpich v. Dept. of Defense), September 17, 1987.

Episode [187]: Our Constitution, September 18, 1987.

Episode [191]: Whose Plans Were Used to Build the House (Robert R. Jones Associated, Inc. v. Nino Homes), September 24, 1987.

Episode [189]: The Wolgels Win Right to Take Mexicana Air to Court (Wolgel v. Mexicana Airlines), September 22, 1987.

Episode [190]: A Mexican Divorce Does Not Always Hold True (Pascucci v. Bowen), September 23, 1987.

Episode [188]: If The Jury's Drunk or Not, the Verdict Stands (Awtanner and Conover v. U.S.), September 21, 1987.

Episode [192]: Is an Unpublished Phone Number Unpublished to the Police (State v. Butterworth), September 25, 1987.

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