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Foreword: 'Equal In Origin And Equal In Title To The Legislative And Executive Branches Of The Government', Philip B. Kurland
Foreword: 'Equal In Origin And Equal In Title To The Legislative And Executive Branches Of The Government', Philip B. Kurland
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Book Review (Reviewing Solon T. Kimball & James E. Mcclellan, Education And The New America (1962)), Edward Hirsch Levi
Book Review (Reviewing Solon T. Kimball & James E. Mcclellan, Education And The New America (1962)), Edward Hirsch Levi
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Book Review (Reviewing Robert F. Drinan Et Al., Religion, The Courts, And Public Policy (1963)), Philip B. Kurland
Book Review (Reviewing Robert F. Drinan Et Al., Religion, The Courts, And Public Policy (1963)), Philip B. Kurland
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Public Law Perspectives On A Private Law Problem--Auto Compensation Plans, Walter J. Blum, Harry Kalven Jr.
Public Law Perspectives On A Private Law Problem--Auto Compensation Plans, Walter J. Blum, Harry Kalven Jr.
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The Dignity Of The Civil Jury, Harry Kalven Jr.
The Dignity Of The Civil Jury, Harry Kalven Jr.
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Having taken one of the longest and most deliberate looks at the jury in the history of that institution-as director of the University of Chicago Jury Project-Professor Kalven concludes first that contemporary criticism centers too largely on some-what extraneous considerations and too little on the central issue-the quality of jury-made as opposed to judge-made decisions. After pointing out that the extraneous issues-particularly the delay allegedly involved-are less critical than is widely supposed, he draws on the jury study data to show that juries are not baffled by the intricate case and do not have the simple biases with which they …
The New York Times Case: A Note On "The Central Meaning Of The First Amendment", Harry Kalven Jr.
The New York Times Case: A Note On "The Central Meaning Of The First Amendment", Harry Kalven Jr.
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Torts, Harry Kalven Jr.
The Court Of The Union Or 'Julius Caesar' Revised, Philip B. Kurland
The Court Of The Union Or 'Julius Caesar' Revised, Philip B. Kurland
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Mr. Justice Holmes: Some Modern Views - Torts, Harry Kalven Jr.
Mr. Justice Holmes: Some Modern Views - Torts, Harry Kalven Jr.
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Book Review (Reviewing Bernard Schwartz, A Commentary On The Constitution Of The United States (1963)), Philip B. Kurland
Book Review (Reviewing Bernard Schwartz, A Commentary On The Constitution Of The United States (1963)), Philip B. Kurland
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Human Rights In Contemporary Africa, Denis V. Cowen
Book Review (Reviewing R.E. Caves, Air Transport And Its Regulators: An Industry Study (1962)), Kenneth W. Dam
Book Review (Reviewing R.E. Caves, Air Transport And Its Regulators: An Industry Study (1962)), Kenneth W. Dam
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An Introduction To The Legal System Of The United States, Max Rheinstein
An Introduction To The Legal System Of The United States, Max Rheinstein
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Comment On Professor Lewis' Paper, Jo Desha Lucas
Flood Tide: Some Irrelevant History Of The Admiralty, Jo Desha Lucas
Flood Tide: Some Irrelevant History Of The Admiralty, Jo Desha Lucas
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The Three-Judge District Court In Constitutional Litigation, David P. Currie
The Three-Judge District Court In Constitutional Litigation, David P. Currie
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Regulation Of Commercial Salmon Fisherman: A Case Of Confused Objectives, Ralph W. Johnson
Regulation Of Commercial Salmon Fisherman: A Case Of Confused Objectives, Ralph W. Johnson
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To be blunt, the salmon boat fisherman is as obsolete as the buffalo hunter. The "secret'"—traps and weirs; they make salmon catching absurdly easy and can be operated at 1/20 to 1/30 the boat-catching costs. Hunting for salmon on the high seas is like chasing bees in a meadow. Why not wait until the bees return to their hive, or until the salmon return to their spawning stream? Hunting for salmon with boats makes economic sense as a temporary palliative to an unemployment problem; it makes economic nonsense as a permanent industry in a competitive society in a …
Freedom Of Navigation For International Rivers: What Does It Mean?, Ralph W. Johnson
Freedom Of Navigation For International Rivers: What Does It Mean?, Ralph W. Johnson
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Is the principle of free navigation, as applied to international rivers, relevant to present-day political and economic reality? Ordinarily, the first thing to be done in an article such as this is to define the principal term, i.e., "free navigation," or "navigational freedom." In this case it is impossible to give a single definition. The term, idea, concept, or rationale is a chameleon, changing its meaning from place to place and from time to time. A number of the following pages will be devoted to tracing these various meanings and showing the confusion that arises from their existence. Briefly, there …
Soviet Tort Law: The New Principles Annotated, Whitmore Gray
Soviet Tort Law: The New Principles Annotated, Whitmore Gray
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In 1961, the federal legislature, the USSR Supreme Soviet, finally adopted a skeleton code of fundamental principles of civil law.10 This recodification, which incorporates 40 years of case law and doctrinal development as well as some major innovations, will be the basis for individual civil codes to be adopted in each of the 15 union republics. While there may be some slight modifications, and certainly some variety in the degree of additional detail included in the individual codes by each republic,11 these Principles present already a fairly comprehensive picture of the shape of the future law. They are about as …