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The Federal Courts In The 21st Century, Maurice Rosenberg

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In forecasting the future, one should undoubtedly pick a target

date far enough ahead to assure that mortality will get here first.

Burdens Of Proof Under Title Vii In The 90'S: Wards Cove Vs. The Civil Rights Act Of 1990, Kenni F. Judd

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Equal employment opportunity ("EEO") law, despite a roaring

start in the late 1960's and early 70's,1 fell into a quiet decline in the

1980's, under the Reagan/Bush administrations.

Essay: Too Live A Crew, Bruce Rogow

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I am sure that scores of serious articles will be written about the 2

Live Crew litigation which began in February, 1990.

Obscenity, Music And The First Amendment: Was The Crew 2 Lively?, Emily Campbell

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For many years, courts all over the United States have told us

what kind of movies we can watch,4 what kind of books we can read

and what kind of photographs we can view.6 Now, one court in Florida

has told its citizenry that there are certain kinds of music that should

not be heard.

Breakstone V. Mackenzie: In A Case Where Fear Of Bias Is Raised By Judicial Election Campaigncontributions, There Are No Clear Winners, Peter Cooke

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"[W]ould not a lawyer coming before a recently elected judge be

concerned if opposing counsel had contributed to the judge's campaign

...particularly if the concerned lawyer had not contributed to that

campaign?

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The Development, Objectives And Planned Activities Of The International Criminal Law Center Of Fordham University School Of Law, Abraham Abramovsky, Jonny Frank

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In the spring of 1990, Fordham University established the International

Criminal Law Center to commence in the 1990-91 academic

year.

Crime: The Un Agenda On International Cooperation In The Criminal Process, Roger S. Clark

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This article focuses on a package of model treaties on international

criminal cooperation that were approved at the Seventh and Eighth

United Nations Congresses on the Prevention of Crime and the Treatment

of Offenders, in 1985 and 1990.

International Cooperation In Criminal Matters: Western Europe's International Approach To International Crime, Scott Carlson, Bruce Zagaris

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Any sophisticated discussion of criminal law is apt to touch on the

nature of the criminal process itself.

The Double Criminality Rule And Extradition: A Comparative Analysis, Sharon A. Williams

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The double or dual criminality rule is one that is more or less uniformly

applied in principle in extradition law and process on a worldwide

basis.

United States International Drug Control Policy, Extradition, And The Rule Of Law In Colombia, Mark Andrew Sherman

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The United States has been fighting the importation, distribution,

and possession of illicit drugs for a long time.

Transcript Of Proceedings

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MR. FRIEDMAN: Take your seats in the next minute or two,

please, and we'll begin our program. This is the second panel of our

program conference.

Civil Procedure: 1990 Survey Of Florida Law, William Vandercreek

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During the survey period there were some significant developments

in the area of Florida Civil Procedure. The first development occurred

in the area of subject matter jurisdiction.

Substantive Criminal Law, Pamela Cole Bell

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In Stall v. State,1 the Florida Supreme Court addressed the issue

of whether prosecution under Florida's Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt

Organization (RICO) Act,2 predicated upon violations of Florida's

obscenity statute,3 violates the Florida constitutional right to privacy

Evidence, Dale Alan Bruschi

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Florida evidence has continued to develop in the same predictable

patterns as seen in previous survey years.'

Scientific Evidence: 1990 Survey Of Florida Law, Carol Henderson Garcia

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Increasingly, science and the law are intersecting. Today, most scientific

or professional disciplines provide expert testimony in courts.

Torts, Michael L. Richmond

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Florida courts experienced an unusually active period during the

last survey year, handing down a large number of significant opinions

in the area of torts.

The Financial Provisions Of Florida's New Business Corporation Act-The Model Act With Anti-Takeover Twists, David S. Felman

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Effective July 1, 1990, the Florida Legislature revamped Florida's

corporate law by enacting the Florida Business Corporation Act.'

Constitutional Law, David C. Hawkins

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No abstract provided.

Ethics, Jacquelyn P. Needelman

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No abstract provided.

Evidence, Dale Alan Bruschi

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No abstract provided.

Juvenile Law, Michael J. Dale

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No abstract provided.

Local Government, Joel A. Mintz

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No abstract provided.

Torts, Edward D. Schuster

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No abstract provided.

Workers' Compensation, James F. Robinson

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No abstract provided.

Undue Influence In Will Contests, John E. Fennelly

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No abstract provided.

Alimony Modification: Awards Based On Ability To Pay Without Showing Increased Need, Helene R. Cohen

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No abstract provided.

St. Johns County V. Northeast Florida Builders Association And Florida School Impact Fees: An Exercise In Semantics, Joseph Livio Parisi

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No abstract provided.

Premises Liability In Florida After Holday Inns, Inc. V. Shelburne; Will Florida Extend A Landowner's Duty Of Care Beyond The Physical Boundaries Of His Property?, Bruce G. Warner

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No abstract provided.

Indemnification Of Corporate Officers And Directors, Robert L. Jennings, Kenneth A. Horky

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Doing business through the legal fiction' of a corporate entity

dates back to the Middle Ages.