Volume 5 Issue 3 1988 Article Special Education and the Non-Public School Child: A Handicap Is a Non-Sectarian Condition Joyce Martin View Full Article In This Issue The Bias of Constitutional Property: Toward Compensation for the Elimination of Statutory Entitlements The People Who Own the Country Ought to Govern It: The Supreme Court, hegemony, and Its Consequences Cursed Is the Ground: Pesticide Regulation and Farmworkers Alternative Dispute Resolution in Farmer-Lender Disputes: Mandatory Mediation in Minnesota The Due Process Revolution and the Juvenile Court: The Matter of Race in the Historical Evolution of Doctrine Special Education and the Non-Public School Child: A Handicap Is a Non-Sectarian Condition